The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-11-09
SOUTH ORANGE.

Mrs. Norris Havemeyer Mundy, daugn-
ter of the late Captain William G.. snack
ford. has returned to her home In Cnl.
cago after spending a month as guest O,
Mrs. Shackford at her home in Scotiahu
road.
The Junior Montrose dances, popular IN
the Oranges during the past three years,
have been discontinued. The young people
tending boarding schools and colleges. ana
1t was found difficult to get a sufficient
number to subscribe this season.
The four-ball golf match bogie, each
PLAYER t9tkin three-QuarterS OF his regular
handicap. the best ball counting, which
was played on election day on the Bal
tusrol Clubs links by 13 players, and re-
suited in a tie between G. F, watson, srp
and jr.. OF South Orange, and w. L:
Carey and r. A. Griffin will be played OH
today. Both Of the best balls finished even
with boyle on election day.
T. S. Kingman and Miss Kingman, or
Klngman road, sailed Thursday on the
Hamburg American liner B~luecher,, Mrs.
]. Fl. Kidder and Miss Dorothy sailed on
the same steamer. They will spend the
winter in Europe and return to South
Orange in the spring.
Miss Elsa Grelle, formerly of South or,
ange, but now of Portland, Ore, Will
return home next week after spend
ing a month as guest of Mrs. Thomas g.
Conway of II Ridgewood road.
Mr.. and Mrs. c.. H. Gillespie have gone
on a tour for the winter, which will in
clude Florida and Mexico. Mr.. and Mrs.
Gillespie spent the summer at Belmar
James P. Hall, jr., Of Garfield place;
John Steve and Henry Becker. of South
Third street: Policeman John Matte, Ser
geant Thomas J. Sherry and Fireman
Charles Searles will leave tomorrow for
Coleville. Sussex County, on a twelve days
hunting expedition.
The new residence being erected in
Rynder road for Mrs. Frederick W. Grelle
Is expected to be completed by. spring.
where she will reside until that time.
Overseer of Streets John O'Connor has
his men at work laying a crosswalk across
Centre street at South Orange avenue.
The first of the seasons series of three
musicales to be given in the South Orange
High school hall during the winter under
the auspices of the assembly hall music
fund committee will be given December ID
by the Olive Mead Quartet, consisting of
Olive Mead, first violin; Helen Reynolds;
second violin; Gladys North, viola, and
Lillian Littlehales, cello.
The boys and mems societies will go to
holy communion in the Church of Our
Lady of Sorrows tomorrow morning at the
$3.50 o'clock mass.
The South Orange Athletics have formed
a bowling club, and will roll on Walsh's
alleys, South Orange and Mum avenues,
Vailsburg section of Newark every Tues
day night.
Mrs. Hugh Conlan, of 10 South Orange
avenue, is visiting relatives in Worcester,
AANhIH
With the absence of Ira 7. Redfern the
South Orange Field Tub bowlers lost their
first Suburban League series to the Ma
tional Turner's on the Newarkers' alleys
last night. The South Orangeites won one
cut of three games played. The team was
composed Of Harry w. Chanpenois, STAN
ley B. Van Iderstine, Edgar w. Champe-
nois, r. Arthur Brainard and Oliver o.
Deane, jr.
William Rink, John Quincy Adams.
Harry Crowell, S. Howard Gardner and
A. G. Brewer, composing the representa-
tive bowling team of South Orange Coun-
ell, Jr. o.. u. A. M, easily took three
games from yigilant Council in a league
series last night.
w. H. Tweddell. of Prospect street,
South Orange, has returned from an eight
weeks business trip to England.
The drain in Montrose avenue, which
was cleaned out by the County Free
holders recently, now carries off the sur
face water which formerly collected to the
depth of nearly two feet near Centre
street after a heavy rain.
The Rev. DR.. Stanley White will present
the work OF the Presbyterian Board of
Foreign Missions in Trinity PRESBYTERIAN
Church. South Orange, at the service to-
morrow morning.
Robert O'Neili, formerly of Montrose
Park, has returned to Pittsburg. after
visiting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. James
O'Neill.