Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1915-05-24
KEARNY AND
ARLINGTON

Former Councilman James j. Nc
Ateer, who has been appointed super
visor of the census for Kearny, has
called IA meeting of the enumerators
tonight in the Town Hall.
Pilgrim Lodge, 1. o. o. F., of
Arlington, will attend meeting of
Mechanics Lodge of Jersey City, to-
morrow night. The members will
meet at 7 o'clock in the lodge room.
, A barn dance social will be held In
Midland Hall Wednesday night un-
der the auspices of the Children of
Mary Society of St Stephens
Church.
The Rev. Carl c. Westerdahl, pas
tor of the Swedish Methodist Episco-
pal Church. will give an illustrated
lecture tonight at the church on the
Shadows of a Great City"
For the benefit of the basketball
team of the Mems League of the
First Baptist Church an entertain
ment will be held at the Arlington
Playhouse Thursday night.
The Rev. Carl Anderson, pastor of
the Swedish Baptist Church, will
leave for New Haven, Conn, where
he will attend the Eastern district
convention of the Swedish Baptist
Church. He has been elected presd=
ing officer of the convention. Jacob
Jacobson of Schuyler avenue, has
been chosen ley delegate. The con-
vention will open Thursday.
Fire Chief Charles Greenfield s.
automobile, which conveys him to
fires and which has been out of SER
vice for two weeks, was again placed
in service yesterday.
The Miller & Gunderman Associa-
ton held their annual May ride to
Lyndhurst yesterday. John Dots"
Miller, captain of the st. Louis Ma
tional baseball team, one OF the
standard bearers of the association,
was the guest of honor.
Golden Rule Circle of Kings
Daughters, will meet tonight at the
home of Mrs. Charles Priest, of 10
Bennett avenue.
Miss Margaret Campbell, of Hoyt
street, will leave tomorrow for a
four-months' visit to relatives at
Brea, Wis.
Miss Jane Callahan, of Stewart
avenue, will entertain the members
of the Urban Club at her home to-
night.
be the guests of Misses Anna and
Bertha Gland, of Elm street, to-
night.
William Gerlach, of South Midland
avenue, Arlington, has been sum-
moned to appear in the Kearny Po-
lice Court tonight to answer a charge
made by George Rowe, of $50 Beech
street, Arlington. Rowe claims his
auto was damaged when Gerlach
drove his horse into the machine in
Belgrove drive, near Pavonia avenue,
Saturday afternoon.
Charged with failing to send their
children to school regularly, Mrs.
Bessie Kessler and Mrs. Albert
Schultz of Tappan street, were fined
81 by Recorder Leonard A. WINNER
in the Kearny Police Court Saturday
night. Attendance Officer Howard
Conover made tho complaints.
William Thomson, of 1873 Maple
street, who underwent an operation
at st. Michaels Hospital last week,
was reported today as improving.
The Home and School Association
of the Kearny public schools will
meet in the auditorium of Lincoln
School Wednesday afternoon. Elec-
tion of officers Will take place
Pupils or Frederick A. Naylor, of
SO Chestnut street, gave a musicale
at his home Saturday afternoon,
Piano selections were rendered by the
following pupils: Miss Masie Kinner,
Jennie Sherlock, Lillian Willde. Har-
riet Brooks. Lillian Bowden, Flor
ence Stansf1eld. Grace Shand, Anna
Martin. May Galley. Margaret Stew
art and William Van Aulen. William
Park, Williem Kelley. William Fer
ris. Albert Cox and Wilfred Neylor.
At the Beulah NJ. p. Church last
night members of Loyal Fellowship
Lodge, !. o. o. F.; Manchester Unity;
Arlington Council, Jr. o. u. A. NJ,
and Pride OF Arlington Council.
Daughters of Liberty. were in at
tendance. A special musical pro-
gram, which was arranged by Loyal
Fellowship Lodge, was rendered.
Hugh Macdonald. Harry Palmer and
Fred w. Vreeland rendered vocal Sc
lections. Members of st. George
Lodge. Sons of st. George, will attend
service at the church next Sunday
night
kearny Lodge OF Elks will meet to-
night