The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-10-07
SOUTH ORANGE.

Edward A.. Wallace, a South Orange
newsdealer and a resident OF Second street;
has purchased the building now oceupled
ange avenue, from the Freeman estate. he
viii occupy 1t as a newspaper ana sta-
tionery store.
ment of Miss Emily Kline, daughter of
Mrs. George Kline, of lrv1ngton avenue.
South Orange, to Arthur Van CHef, OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Bell have returned
from their wedding trip to Washington,
d. c.. and will reside. in Halstead street;
VaiIsburg section of Newark. Mrs. Bell
was Miss Goldie Nor before her marriage,
on September 20.
The Holy Name Society of the Church of
Our Lady of Sorrows met in ST. Mary's
parochial school hall last night, to make
arrangements to take part in the parade
and celebration In Newark next Sunday.
Edward A.. Wallace was chairman OF the
meeting, and he was empowered to select
a committee of five TO take charge or the
arrangements. The committee Is composed
of JohnpT. Larkin.. Louis v. Blanchet, j.
r. Foley and Patrick F. Kirwin. The mem
bers OF the society, together with the men
of the parish, will meet at the school han
next Sunday at 1890 o'clock, from where
they will take a trolley car to newark All
will carry Holy Name pennants.
Thomns Malay, of Academy street, an
engineer on the Lackawanna Railroad, is
confined to his home with the grip.
Mr.. and Mrs. Palmer Jefferds and fam
IN, OF valley street, feJuIneu tOudy rum =
two weeks stay in Wisconsin.
The South Orange Athletic Club with
Percy Reeves twirling easily defeated the
Vailsburg Athletic Club for the champion
ship of Vnileburg and South Orange on the
Mrnn and South Orange avenue grounds,
Vailsburg, yesterday afternoon. Besides
scoring a whitewash Reeves did not allow
the vailsburg boys a single hit. But one
man reached second base.
Mrs. Fanny Blackwell. Of Valley street
left today for Milford, Conn
Henry M. Keasbey and family have re-
turned from Seabright and reopened their
home in Berkeley avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacques Bramhall will
spend the winter with Mr.. Bramhalls
parents. Mr.. and Mrs, Jacques Bramhall
ST., in Centre street after a summers va.
cation at Seabright. Mrs. Bramhall, jr,
was Miss Keasbey before her marriage last
spring.
Mrs. S. Howell Jones. OF Til gu road. has
returned from Bay Head. Miss Katherine
Howell Jones is home after paying
weeks visit to Miss Margaret Jackson a
the latter's home in Bernardsvllle.
The Field Club golfers were defeated ii
an East jersey Golf League match a
Fol est Hill Saturday by a score of 3 to >
Harold Freeman and Richard W. CurrieI
were the victors for the local team.
The High School football eleven played
its first game of the season on the Fielt
Club gridiron Saturday with n team o.
former High School students. Neither sid
scored after two twenty-minute halves.
October devotions will be held in tn
Church of Our Lady Of Sorrows tonigh
and wednesday and Friday nights at IA
o'clock.
Court Ridgewood. Foresters of America
will hold a large class initiation tomorrow
hight.
The Knights of the Sacred Heart Societ,
OF the ChurcliNf Our Lady OF Sorrows will
attend holy communion next Sunday morn
Ing.
]. Donald Pryor. of the class of 90
South Orange High School, and captain
of the Brown University football eleven
was the star in a game against Norwic
University Saturday. The local boy wa
active in breaking up the attack on hi
team and made several long runs-on
for q touchdown. His team won by tn
score of % to 0.
Albert Smith. OF Centre street, has re
turned from a stay in the White Noun
tains.
South Orange Courcil. Jr. o. u. A. MS
bowling team will play a league mate
with Boyden Councils five at NewarI
0osight.
Patrick Delaney, of Scotland road, ha
Returned from Nantucket, Mass, where h
spent the summer Mrs. Delaney is stop
ping in New York City.
Work of building an extension to Trinit
Presbyterian Church, South Orange avs
nue. and Grove road, has been begun.