The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-08-10
SOUTH ORANGE.

w. A. Manda has plans completed fol-
the erection of twelve large greenhouses
adjoining the present nurseries neai
Fourth street. Mr.. Manda already ha
sixteen large hothouses, and with the new
addition completed will have one of tn,
largest nurseries in this section. Beside:
the greenhouses Mr.. Manda will erect
~seven-room bungalow opposite Fourth
street. In which he will reside.
Miss Gertrude White, of Third street
mas returned from u vacation spent in
the White Mountains. N. II.
Ludwig Bait, of Trvington avenue, has
bsen given the contract for grading about
the line new residence of George Wieden-
Frank Ryan, of 4 South Orange avenue,
Will remove 20 the Taylor building, now
occupied by Mrs. Lillian v. VOORHEES,,
September l, when the latter will move
into her new Dutch architectural building
next to the postoffice.
The Orange Lawn Tennis Club and the
Montclair Lawn Tennis Tub players will
indulge In a match on the Montrose courts
this afternoon.
: Mrs. James E.. PuIsford and Miss Louise
Pulsford, of Scotland road, will spend the
remainder of this month at Kittery Point.
Me.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edmund c. Stout. OF
Raymond avenue, are at Cape Cod, Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. Manton B. Metcalf. OF
Centre street, are spending August cruis-
ing In their yacht, the Calypso, off Narri-
gansett Pier.
Mrs. Clifford Gould, of Hillside place, is
at N~arragansett.
Miss Annie Dunnigan. of Scotland road.
has gone to Saratoga, N. Y, to visit
relatives.
Having returned from a two weeks trip
at Manchester and Bennington, VT Mr..
and Mrs. John j. Hoppin. Of Charlton
avenue, will leave next week for the White
Mountains. where they will spend the re-
mainder of the ummer.
Herman G. Hoskier, OF Ridgewood road,
who has been at Portsmouth, N. H., for
the past few weeks. Is now occupying his
summer cottage on the Isles OF Shoals.
He will return home early in September.
Miss Frances Halsey and Ralph w Hal
sey, OF Montrose avenue. are guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Andrew B. March. Of Scotland
road, at their summering abode in New
London. Conn.
Miss Helen Leach, daughter of Arthur
b.. Leach, of Scotland road, isN the guest
Of DR.. and Mrs. T. O'Connor Sloane. OF
Montrose avenue. at their summer home at
are at Southampton. L.. l., since August j.
Miss Anna Shackford. Of Scotland road.
is entertaining Miss Anna w. Colquitt.
of Ridgewood road, Mt the summer horne
ford. at Kittery Point, Me.
The Misses Marie and Helen Page. OF
Walnut Gate" Ridgewood road. are
spending their vacation with their brother,
Ash NAtU - 4 R63F VI no NRAaNN 80 ONNh
land In the Ramapo Hills.
The family of Village President Albert
c.. Wall. of Ralston avenue, are registered
at South Yarmouth. Cape Cod, for the
remainder Of the warm season.
Mrs. Henry Forbes McCreery. formerly
Miss Byron. of Prospect street, Is at Edge
mere. Long Island. for the month of .Au-
gust.
John Kelly. of $50 Fiftieth street, New
York. was arrested by Policeman John
Matte for selling statues without a
license yesterday afternoon. Police JUS
tice ]. Martin Roll fined him IS.
The evening service in both the First
and Trinity Presbyterian Churches will be
omitted for tomorrow.
f. J. Lewis, of IS Hixon place, has gone
to Asbury Park until September Is.
Cyrus Wallace. of Second street, will
cav Monday for Culver's Lake TO spend
his vacation.
Floyd and Lester Rockefeller, of Riggs
place, and William Lloyd, of I%rvington
avenue. returned today from n two weeks
vacation spent at Chester.
George and William Smith and Peter
Kassinger will form the battery for the
South Orange Athletic Club in Its game
against the Alpha A. c., of Rosevllle. on
the Taylor grounds tomorrow afternoon.
The Field Club baseball nine has the
Velox Social A. c., of Newark. as its OPP
ponents at the local club today.
The Rev. T. A. Wallace, chancellor OF
the Roman Catholic Diocese of Newark.
left today for Rockaway, where he Will
spend the next two weeks.