Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1916-01-22

was Miss II. Willard, of the Newark
State Normal School, a former resi-
dent of Salt Lake City. Utah. Her
topic was "Mormonism, and she de-
clared very strongly against it, The
next meeting of the club will be in
the home of Miss Gladys Gilman, in
Highland avenue.
The Tuscarora Canoe club thes-
plans will hold a rehearsal of "Flim-
flams," the play 10 be produced in
krueger Auditorium February IS, to-
morrow afternoon in Sanwalds Hall,
Fleming avenue and Freeman street,
The l52nd anniversary of the birth
of Robert Burns was observed with
a concert and dance by the Newark
Caledonian Club last night at the New
Auditorium in Orange street. 1t was
the annual celebration of the organi-
zation and was largely attended by
the members and their friends.
The speaker of the evening was Rev.
7. Aird Moffat, pastor of the Jube Me-
mortal Presbyterian Church. There
WAS exhibition dancing. The follow
ing musical program was given: Bass
solo, There Was a Lad" James
Stanley; soprano solo, Comm
Through the Rye" Louise Mcmahon;
tenor solo, The Lea Rig" Theodore
Martin; humorous selection. "A Nve
How Do You Do" II. +. Faichney:
bass solo, Scotland Yet" James
Stanley; soprano solo, 20, Sing Tae
Me the Aud Scotch Songs" Louise
Mcmahon; tenor solo, ''The Lass
o. Ballochmyle," r. f. Faichney.
Dancing followed. Peter Macbeth
was floor manager assisted by NAL
colin Morrison. The arrangement
committee consisted of Adam Rankin,
chief of the club; John Barr, frs
! chieftain; Alex Brown, fifth chief.
tain: James Watson. Peter Mac.
Keith, Alex McMurray and Edward
! G'nrrie, secretary.
Another feature was added to the
celebration of the 250th ami
Versary of the city yesterday
when announcement was made at the
meeting of the Nova Cesare Chap
ter, Daughters of American Revolu
ton, held in the Y. w. G. a, that the
chapter would present a handsome
bronze tablet to the city.
a picture of the tablet was shown
and the members were enthusiastic
about it. Mrs. Everard Hopwood is
chairman of the tablet committee
and she announced that the tablet
would be placed in Elmwood Park,
where General Washington is re-
ported to have eamped for weeks
during the Revolutionary war. The
unveiling will take place in May.
During the past year a number of
new members were enrolled and the
chapter, which is in a flourishing
condition, is continually growing
A card party and dance was held
last night in Kruger Auditorium UNI
der the auspices of the Alumni AS
sociation of st. Aloysius Parochial
| School. There were about 800 present
| Following the card games the floor
was cleared for dancing The general
committee of arrangements was b
O'Reilly, chairman; Miss Margaret
| Bannon. Edward Martin. Mrs. Will
liam Doyle, the Misses Anna Dough-
erty, Bessie Tanning, May Brady,
Anna Morehead, Margaret O'Connor,
Mary Reilly, Kathleen Holland, Vita
Bowling and Richard Hayden, James
A, Fitzsimmons, Karl Tanning, Will
/ liam Doyle, Andrew Martin. James
McEvoy and Frederick Katz. The
floor manager was Frederick Katz and
assisting him were William Doyle
James Fitzsimmons, Thomas Sinnott
and James J. Brady.
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