Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1915-04-19


driven by S. J. Unger, both OF s27
Broad street After his cuts and
bruises were treated at the City Hos
pitaI, Magni went home.
Cornelius McTeague, thirty-three
years old. of % Hunterdon street, went
from a Kinney line trolley car to the
CITY Hospital yesterday, when he
strained his ankle in alighting at
Washington street.
Important plans for Newark's 25oth
anniversary celebration next year will
be outlined at a dinner Wednesday
night at $50 o'clock in the Down
Town Club quarters, In the Kinney
building. Former Governor Franklin
Murphy and Uzal H. McCarter will
act as hosts. 1t will be one OF the Sc
ries of get-together dinners OF the
Committee Of One Hundred, in charge
OF the anniversary arrangements.
Another will take place Monday
April 20.
Prizes won at the Unions various
indoor tournaments during the winter
months will be presented at the Cath
oItc Young Mems Diocesan Unions
annual reception and dance next Fri
dav night in st. Roses auditorium,
connected with st. Rose OF Lima's
Catholic Church. The twenty-nine
cIuhs of the organization will be rep
resented. James A. Marshall. of st.
Teresa's Holy Name Society, of Sum-
nit. is chairman of the general COM
mittee.
A two-act comedy. "Jayville juno.
ton" will be presented next Thurs
dav night in the Sunday school rooms
bv the Wohelo and Semper Paratus
Clubs of the First Presbyterian
Church. Thomas H. Wood is coach OF
the affair.
Fl Alfred Marshall, sales manager
of the Standard Oil Company, will
address the April noon-day luncheon,
of the Newark Association OF Credit
Men next Friday at 1890 o'clock, at
Achtel- l-Stetter's restaurant in Broad
street.
The Newark councils of the Junior
Order of United American Mechanics
are planning a big rally OF the local
members next October.
A comic sketch, THE Hannibal
Kabaret," is being rehearsed by the
Jury Fraternity for presentation In
connection with its annual entertain
ment Friday night, April 80, in Oraton |
Hall, Broad and Bridge streets.
Thomas M. Roberts will given an
illustrated talk at the First Ward I'M
provement Associations meeting next
wednesday night.
Fifty voices will sing the cantata,
1.-The Holy One of Israel" to be given |
under the direction of Robert Sellick !
next Wednesday night in st. Luke's |
Methodist Episcopal Church In Clin-
ton avenue.
Among this weeks activities OF the |
Y. NJ. c. A. will be a prayer meeting |
tonight at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. |
John Benner, of SO Frelinghuysen ave-
nue.; q Britannia Club meeting Thurs
day night at the Halsey street build
ing; the third annual rally for the
employed boys Saturday afternoon,
and an entertainment for members In
the evening A three-day tour To
Washington for the older boys will
start Saturday, May 20.
The Strollers will give their second
annual performance next Thursday
night in Berkeley Hall. Clinton ave-
nue.. Four playlets make up the pro-
gram.
The sixth annual Sunday school |
convention Of the Episcopal Diocese |
Of Newark will be held next Wednes-
day in Trinity Episcopal Church, In |
Broad street,
The various British societies will |
pray in the First Presbyterian Church |
next Sunday that peace may be re- |
stored. Members of the societies will |
gather In the rooms of Sheffield |
Lodge, Sons of st. George, 4O1 Plane
street, and march to the church.
Comptroller William A. Prender-
gast, of New York city, will address
meeting in the interests of woman
suffrage Monday night, May 3, in st.
Johns Parochial School Hall, In Null
berry street. Rev. r. Mckinley, of
Jersey City, will also speak.
The Mems Club of st. Stephens
Episcopal Church has completed ar
rangements for its minstrel show next
Friday night in the Kruger Audi
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