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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-09-14

made pleasant interlude. Two
steps, and waltzes engaged the at
tention of everybody. The ship was
protected from the sun by an orna-
mentation of signal flags. Besides
the officers of the West Virginia were
Mr.. and Mrs. James Wilder, Mrs.
Harry Macfarlane, Mrs. Mary Gum,
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Church, Mrs.
George Angus, Mrs, Fay, Major and
Mrs. Jack Meyers. Mrs. Price, Mrs.
HAYES, Misses Violet Damon, Lorna
Iaukea, Irene Fisher. Marjory Freeth.
Helen Macfarlane, Alice Macrarlane,
Nora Sturgeon, Jean Angus, Ethel
Monsarrat and many others.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-09-14

Miss Beatrice Castle gave a charm
ingly informal tea for several Of the
officers of the fleet on Tuesday.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-09-14

Captain Basil Combe of the cable
ship Restorer was the host OF
jolly lunch on Thursday for the
wardroom officers OF the feet.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-09-14
Many Dinners.

Many Dinners.
There are innumerable dinners to-
night before the ball at the Alexand-
er Young. The different cruisers are
entertaining and among others are
the G. w. Case behring's, who often
give delightful little dinners at
their King street residence.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-09-14
At Zuyder Zee.

At Zuyder Zee.
Mrs. Clifford Wood and Children
are enjoying life at the Zuyder Zee.
They will tour Europe for many
months.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-09-14
Visits Lady Playfair.

Vlslts LHuy fIayfalr.
DR.. and Mrs. Humphris have been
guests OF Lord and Lady Playfair,
the Layards, and the Patons during
the past month. They are already
on their way to New York.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-09-14

Mr.. Percy Cleghorn. who has been
successfully operated upon for APP
pendicitis at the Queens hospital. is
slowly recovering.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-09-14

Mr.. Harold Castle is entertaining
a stage house party at "The Dunes, I"
Laie, from Saturday until Monday.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-09-14
Attended Wedding.

Attended Wedding.
DR.. and Mrs. Humphris attended
the wedding of Miss Kathleen Cart
wright and'Mr. Fergus Allan. The
trousseau of the bride was got in
Paris and contained many beautiful
irocks. Mr., and Mrs. Fergus Allan
are on their way to Mexico, where
they will reside for the present.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-09-14

Reception by Admiral Dayton.
|. Invitations are being issued FOR
the reception given by Admiral Day
ton and officers of the feet to Gov
ernor Frear and the civil and mil
itary officers of the Territory for
Tuesday evening.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-09-14
New Silk MuIIS

In White, Grey Pink, Blue and Lavender at Z. SOC y
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-06-15
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Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-06-15

Services IN the Presbyterian Church
tomorrow ~ follows Sabbath
$ aoul lu che msrufux at . quarter
before l0 o-eioek- Worship an1
preaching ag lf - NJ aud 3. nI. Z
Christian Endeavor praFef-nneetiDg
al a.5 3. RS.
Rev. Jahn SfeEIm0yle, - t4e Pres
nvteriam church - EiNfon. AMI figs
pastor - ths chureb will eNehznzs
nnlnifs. ~ addition g. tae Bsnal
morning sermon SIR. Mef.imCyIe viii
preach the N. 81. e.. a. sermon ~
~t Iaans : college in the evening.
rt = hoped fhaf tiaefa wiii - isFge
asfanlaare. especially - fne studsnEs
af fae eoifsxe ana ether yoanx men
~ tha city.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-06-15
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EAe soll5s 1na. taksz freZ rAs Cal
s@rt Epurnal. = pU0ldsses1 gy regaes- 3
Ehe e1Elrs eomEsun1ry wzs great p
slane sd on ~und&v aEtsrnoon ae xn@
szsi news tna1 SIR Thomas <az1x1 1z1
expfresf snslslfnlr y 81 as home ar &c
;. m-. Jane q In the morDi8z 4n1
sorouxhout The dav - az4 9n Dyed b5s
1snal good healtn- Afrsr their mid
day meal. which father. mother an
daughter bad enjoyed t0getheT. Nr-
smith retired 60 hls f4Vorsse Place n
his iaxge arm ehair. saying he woaid
rest awhile and that later 0n r. Ebe
afternoon he intended % visit hls
nepnew. Nr. Frank .. SAITH A.
3 g h5s devoted wife called bim- and
after ar0usinx him passed - tbe al
joining room for . moment Tearing
han1 sign. she returned Immediately
- his side AMI g0anI that lie ua5 al
most extinct. His danghrer. Miss
Mary smith. male every effort - al
minister restora1i b e. 1nt the beloved
husband and father u that happy
1ome hal passed without a.stnZxle or
pain into that b0urus fr0u which M
traveller ever retnms. The deceased
was thr only surviving member u
fhs large and we'll known family
from which b-mithviile rseeiVed lts
Same. Ills entire life - usefulness
AMI activity had been spent near that
lage. tbe place afways dear %
him from pleasant memories n early
iavs. fie always manifested = great
interest IN the young people and al
wsvs gave them q cordial greeting
TIE dsath ~ his only son about four
teen years ago left q wound IN bis
81 art which never healed. Reared
b. a devouf Christian mother, he bad
fram early childhood been . constant
attendant AZ shiloh Church. and for
many years a member also. IS has
band and father. be was devoted,
ard kind. ever faithful in
the discharge 81 every duty. Ills
great popularity was atfested ~ the
iu4meuse congregation which assem-
biad at shiloh en- Tuesday a. so 3.
81. to pay their last tribute - respect.
THe funeral services was conducted
~ his pastor. Eev. 8. -. TbFasber,
10 the imfermenf was iu the cemetery
80 joining tite church.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-06-15

Surgeon GeOrge Pfekerel1 and Mrs
rlekegell, r, =. E.,weF among those
Nb0 attended the West River Colt
show yesterday,
commznder ". q. y. sfsiT, U. 3.
~, retired. .ands Mrs. Muir, were pres
eBt At the West River Colt Sb0T yes-
ferdsy. Commander Inff.bzd several
entries.
Mfe, williams and Miss Margaret
Williams. u Walbr0ok. Baltimore,
widow and daughter u fbe late, Rev
Dr. RObert J, Williams. spent the day
with friends ln Annapolis
Lieut., Arthur Macarthur, Jr.. A..
=. =. aid - the superintendent,
gas ~ Washington today
The Rev. 1feEImOiy, Who viii
preach the sermon tomorrow nlght -
fore tie -. Johns y. -, =, 3, ~
the pgesbyfc5an Church, - DeiDg en-
IenafDed ~ President zBd BfS. Fell,
~ ~. J0lBH's COiie2e,
The gey. oe0rgs r, Bel, pastor =
tige PiFst Presbyterian Church, ieft 10
9ay for EjktOg,
Miss settle PeTlett u visiting her
uncle, afr, claude Pzfjeff, - s05foi@,
Va. Mis- Paglett IL aIs0 attending
he jamestown mp siti00>
sffs, Mary pIejtDer, ~ baltimore.
- visiting 1fTs. sast,9>
sSr. Ge0Fgs ", Dfoek, editor ~ tfe
Aberdeen EDfeSpr5se, has I,efp zttef1-
lDz tie YIgewsB's Convention this
week, IIe p4e Ne. - ffe 1sieEates
frofa ne AteS9ssH p1fs Department,
Miss HstheF Vernon, viii le4ye EsD~
1ay ssl0snfHk for Washington Pbija~
1elpbla ag,d Sen 1Ofk,
Sfsse sfzfeI ggIIms1 VII leave esH-
day nlOTnlSg for EaitlmOge aE'1 WASH
lBHtD8,
sffss gIogenee EsllmsD vii Je9ge
gao1ay ssoyH1gg for Washington, pisll~
adelDl5ls aDd Sen yofk,
Miss Mamie eUysS, ~ B4lsl0soss,
j. visiting beS amt, tffs, n, !, Rail
nan,
Miss J5De geef. ~ Washington. 81,
e., j. visiting Mrs 1oag essseS,
Conduit street,
Hf, gsssefs ., White, - indian
Head, - steD11gH fije Veex-eS1 pfth
biz family beSs,
TB,e pet, Egwar1 =, AllaFs. Das1oS
II gsoeGDnfz f>zytlst E5,gse5, a4s
i,eeE sgeD1lBx flys Neek 19 Agg3tO-
fls,< Gf5e 1,eV, AlI4f1 cane n1f5 80
rfs,sfbsgz 6rsmeDs g5e bas b@sy en-
teftzlps4 ~ 81, as1 Hss, If,g5s -,
Isebn,
t1f. al Mrs, fsa1 ~, DiekeSseps
~ Eastt1St, ere visiting relatives ~
~ L1i,5s, tie,
1fgs, C13vD1Dgeeeess nsfs - f@tf,
fse0fze =, C1IsOe1ssss@s, e1E1ss4sfizat
~ sa11sf5pfDSD, ntD bzs s@es sf~s1.
lsz several 19Ts - I>4Jtfssors, b2s -
TONED,
Admiral aa1 Efs, ~ - EsoessDs
viewed tfse DsFs1S On Virginia D2y,
wednesday. - - JzsS@sgDps Ezf1-
slfioa, fr0na a box ~ tsae reg1sWsga
stnrs<, 11sgfgz1 fsf0pgs<ss- Hao 3,
es,Sef II ffse ggfe2o - Hzg5Ezf1ens ~
ee1vsd - 0gatiog,
Mss, ~ q, T51eT al Nrs, villas
sSllea. - WzsblsTf<n, scers JaDrs-
14y win fbe5r sister Tga. AnfEeHp
beaver, - Ezsfposf.
My. 4. Rol4n1 gss11 bae sesgrsea
fsons > visit - T,ztifrsese,
1frs, + a. cses31 - &C t5s Ssmss
s<sre rxx<Saf35CE.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-06-15

norfolk, Va. Jane l5---A disp@ceb
this afternoon from Norfolk - ne
Baltimore geWs. Wbieb the News
kindly teIeDbOnet the CaDitsI- states
that when the lagHeb vas rsiss6 the
launch wzs 10Bnd - contain eaIy
ore body-tkAt u ffe fireman, first
elass~-ff. W. Westpbal, - DelaEaEe-
Tie ssDDOsfflon - thai In raising
the launch tire other Dodies we're
washed away, - the diver stated he
cav the hands, arms and heads ~
three bodies protTgdlng ffosD fEe
launch ~ tlIs bottom ~ tsse river,
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-06-15
THIRD SUNDAY AFTER TRINITY
3 .eeaIaursate At ST. Anns's Church

B lccalaureate At 81 Anne's Inrrcn
Tomorrow will - the Third san
dav after Trinity. The services In
So Nune's Church viii De ~ the
usual hours. a. m-. II n ~. AMI
5.0 p. ~. sunday school af 30 ..
nl. Nt the eleven o'eiVck service
Bu. uarliufgon, ~ Harrisburg, viii
preach the Bacealaureafe sermon be-
fore the Faculty and ffraduztin2
80 sss - -. johns College
'Ehs ~ers feea. i'm -. AnnsTs chapel
wtfl he at a. ~. aud 3. me- ssh
Iav- school at $50 3. IT.
Sc Sf- Iuke.s Eastrort the serf ices
wtli Ms AZ 100 a. ~ ard o. me-
SUNDAY sehaal af .. s. - ~.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-06-15
RH MERAPH MEMS.
NINCs OF INTEREST TO
TIE PUBLIC.
8akan- The slo<um Dis-
Ser acmemnxrgd

H A4uH ta.- ~ee-
eaeer4i agass - this
nF nn NIe way ~
HH aurf. f.ltrfsfleut tNat
.nrl ANA ~tnlsl ors fsau-
lAEH NWem inettet
s secretary af War
aamarram has eAasesl
aaaflen In Political
E8gF ENt however. ae-
ns .tatiou possesses any
4uHH.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-06-15
PERsONAL MENTION

ffsfsODe Nle have frfe0fs ~ Eeest< ara
feafre tire EabgfgafiDn d tie a. RE wiil rieaae
esIf fbsfr nanes - tnfs 0fEes~-kHf Foz,f
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-06-15
FATE OF MIDSHIPMEH DETERMII
LAUNCH WITH DROWNED SEANEE FOUHD-DHERS LOCATE
HH n FEET OF HaTER-HEsDS AND
ARMS PROTRUDlSG.
RUN INTO BY BARGE-TOW LINE TELLS
THE TALE.
RAISED LAUNCH REVEALS BUT ONE BOOY-FfREnAH BEST-
PHsL-0THERS WASHED AWAY

Feasg1xYs zstaebe4 - sse b&.liesair
gogneftfeDG~
~ S.. Das1sC1s sexa8&g~
81. f. Nan10Fn, ordinary se2alen-
r. ~ PInmbsv- ordinary seauan~
q. ". WestCA41. EFsmanr GFsE class
Jesse CODn- eDalpaseer<
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-12-14
MILLBURN.
RVINGTON
AND HILTON
MONTCLAlR CANTATA
CLUBS FINE CONCERT.
Sings THE Lady of shalott'' and Mis-
cellaneous Numbers with Good
Soloists at Club Hall.

The Montclair Cantata Club, OF women's
voices, gave a fine concert in Club Hall.
Montclair, last night. to a large delighted
audience. The club was assisted by
Mile. Orarita De Vet, pianist; Michael
Banner. violin; Hans Kronold. cello; Miss
Edith Studer, piano accompanlst. and Pro-
fessor A. Monastel, organist. The vocal
~soloists were Mrs. S. C. Neidlinger and
Mrs. j. NJ. Goodili. The following program
was rendered: (a) "Ebb aud Flow" Oliver
King; Cb) "A Little Dutch Lullaby" Patty
Stair, club; fantasia on Carmen Bizet-
Holman, Mr.. Kronold; la "Dinah,' Clay
ton Johns; Oh "Doan' Ye Cry, Ma Honey .
Albert w. Noll, club; piano selections. Mile.
Ogarita DE Vet; violin solo. Andante and
Finale. from Concerto in Z minor, Mendels-
sohn. Mr.. Banner; (a) THE Snow Ed
ward Elgar; (b) Doris a pastorale. Eth
Gilbert Nevin: (c) .Estudiantina." p. La
come. club; trio, Peer Gynt," Suite, (a)
Morning" Grieg: (b) "Antra's Dance, .
Miss Edith Studer, Mr.. Banner and Mr..
Kronold; cantata THE Lady of Shalott.' ,
Bendall. club ~soloists.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-12-14
DIES OF Her BURNS
BLOOMFIELD CHILD VICTIM
OF BONFIRE.
Elsie Gordon, s Years Old, Expired at
Midnight at Mountainside
Hospital.

Elsie Gordon, the 6-year-old daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. William H Gordon, of 201
Newark avenue, Bloomfield. died at mid
night last night In the Mountainside Hos
pital, Montclair, as the result Of burns
from a fire which she and several others
were playing around in the yard of Fred
erick Smith, adjoining.
Tillie Smith, IA years old, had by orders
from her mother cleaned up the yard of
papers and leaves and then ignited them.
The Gordon child asked to be lifted over
the fence, which was done. She went too
close to the fire and her dress caught fire.
Her companions became frightened and
ran, calling for help, The child, a living
mass of flames, dashed into a small
chicken-eoop.
Mrs. Frederick Wenzel, a neighbor.
heard the commotion and ran into the yard
with a rug. She wrapped the latter about
the form of the little one, whose every
garment had been burned off excepting
her shoes and stockings and a part of her
skirt.
Charles Weimar. driver for Morris Sny-
der, drove along at that moment and took
the child and Mr.. and Mrs. Gordon In his
wagon to the office of DR.. William II.
Van Gieson and from there little Elsie was
removed to the hospital. She suffered
great agony until relieved by death.
County Physician Elliott was notified.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-12-14
kocHER NOT A CANDIDATE.
Deputy Surrogate Doesn't Aspire to Re-
publican Control in Bloomfield.

During the last few weeks rumors have
been afioat in Bloomfield to the effect that
Deputy Surrogate Charles F. Kocher was
a candidate for chairman of the Town Re-
publican Executive Committee. With the
position goes the leadership of the G.. 0. p.
in that staunch Republican bailiwick.
Harry l.. Osborne, town treasurer. is the
present leader, having succeeded Mr..
Kocher. The latter declared today to a
reporter for the EVENING STAR that he
was not n candidate to succeed Mr.. Os-
borne in any sense of the word.
II have been importuned repeatedly" de-
clared Mr.. Kocher Ito allow my name to
be used in connection with the position,
but l have steadfastly declined to do so.
1t liz an honor which no man could con-
sclentiously refuse. but the pressure of
officials as well as private business con-
pels me to ask my friends to abstain
from working i'm my behalf. although I
viii do everything in my power to assist
Mr.. Osborne in furthering the interests of
where"
Mr.: Kocher has also issued a statement
to the above effect in the town official
organ.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-12-14
ORANGE FOOTBALL
TEAM GIVEN A DINNER.
Champions the Guests of Miss Anna S.
Thatcher, Teacher of German in High
school-Novel Table Decorations.

Miss Anna s.. Thatcher, teacher OF Ger
man in the East Orange High School,
gave a dinner last night to member OF
the schools football team, which won the ?
championship his year, in English's ban
quet hall. The table was decorated to rep
resent a football field, and was laid OUT in
red and blue, the High School eolors. ms
the centre was the football used in then
championship game with Newark Highs
School. thus winning the State school 5
championship. Surrounding the footballs
were the colors of the Newark High
School. Montclair High School and Stevens
Preparatory School, who make up the
other members of the New Jersey Inter
scholastic League.
Each member of the team was presented
with q souvenir football. inside of which 3
was a verse p~raising each other member
of the team. Short tQasts were given by
the different members. and Miss Thatcher
delivered an excellent address, In which
she praised the fine work OF the team.
Those present, besides Miss Thatcher ,
were Harry S.. Wilder, captain; Samuel II.
Ritter. B. C. Cook, Ralph Laurence,
Thomas r. Creole, Edward Butts, Nelson
Whitney. Ray Gussman, Charles Clayes.
August Clayes, Martin Assmann, Elmer
Whitman, Allah Torres, Robert McDer-
mott, George Wakeley, Edward Baker and +
Andrew MacGowan.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-12-14
CALDWELL, VERONA AND
ESSEX FELLS.

Mrs. Harriet Garrabrant, Of Bloomfield
avenue. Caldwell. is visiting friends in
Clinton.
A Christmas cantata entitled what
Happened to Santa Claus" is being re-
hearsed by the children OF the Verona
congregational Church. 1t will be given
IN the church Friday evening, Deem
Der 20.
The monthly meeting of the Caldwell
Borough improvement Association will be
held at the home of Mira. Edmund r..
Lame Tuesday afternoon at 3 O'clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. John j. Van Order, of
Forest avenue, Caldwell. have gone to
Glenwood, Sussex County.
Miss Lulu Gould. of Claremont avenue,
Verona, entertained the members of the
Epworth League of the Methodist Church
last night.
Miss Mary Young, OF Newark, is the
guest OF Mrs. Watson Ryno. of Verona
Township.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward williams and
family, of Verona, are visiting friends In
Newark.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Thomas. OF New
ark, are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson
Sisco, of Bloomfield avenue, Caldwell.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-12-14
IRvINGToM AND HILTON.

The production of the three-act drama,
Bread on the Waters" to have been
given next week by the young people of
the Hilton Christian Church, has been
postponed for the present.
The members of Hose Company No. 2 of
%Irvington, have completed arrangements
for a dance to be given New Years Eve.
ington NJ. e. Church had a social at the
home of Mahlon s. Drake. in Clinton ave
nue.. last night.
The Christmas festival of the Ir%vington
M. 70. Church will be held December %.
The Christmas exercises of the Hilton
NJ. e. Church are scheduled to take place
December 26.
Alfred Gill, violinist, and Mrs. Roy Ed
ment in the Irvington NJ. E Church
Thursday night. The Rev. Ora j. SHARP.
of Crawford, entertained with Rotations.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-12-14
THE ORANGES.
BLOOMFIELD.
MONTCLAIR
NOT GUILTY!
GREAT FUN AT MOCK TRIAL
OVER A ROOSTER.
West Orange Men Concerned in 1t and
the Cock Was Placed in
Evidence.

Ernest T. Child, of West Orange, was
Aound not guilty of stealing a rooster by
a jury in a mock trial held last night at
the West Orange High School, but was
ordered to return the rooster. o. L. Ieo-
mans. OF the same town.. made the com
plaint.
During the trial the rooster, a real one,
was perched on the back OF a chair He
seemed to enjoy it all. At every telling
point in the trial he expressed his enthusi-
asm by Growing.
The trial was stopped several times TO
allow Judge Benjamin F. Jones time to
wake up a member Of the jury, who went
to. sleep too often, although this was mol
a part OF the mock case. The mans shins
were sore from The kicking he received.
II was testified that the rooster came
over, On the Mayflower and was a de-
scendant of a rooster Noah had IN nus
ark, and was guaranteed to last all winter
IL killed for a boarding house. !,
1t was alleged that Mr.. Child was Iouno
in a struggle with a dog and had the
rooster in a. bag when MIR. Yeomans ran
out and saw him go up the elevator IN the
chicken coop, kept there for raising mems
and jump out the bathroom window OF the
coon. A flying piece of wood failed TO
land him.
Simeon H. Robinson, prosecuting attor-
ney; Judge Jones and Colonel Newton,
counsel for the prisoner, had a session at
this stage, Mr.. Robinson Insisting that the
witness crow like a rooster. Judge Jones
finally decided that as MIR. was
married and therefore henpecked he could
not initiate a rooster. A bottle carried by
the alleged thief and labeled ether was
sampled and enjoyed.
An interesting cock fight, in which Free,
holder John Otterbein, Mayor Condit ana
other prominent residents were said TO
nave enjoyed, got many into trouble, ana
the entrance of the police into the AFFAIR
was wildly described.
After the jury retired to consider the
case they sent out for a corkscrew, ana
all returned wiping their lips. Their YER
dict was received with applause.
William Robinson was clerk, Miles A.
Hanchitt court officer, and Edward Morris
court crier. Those who gave testimony
relative to the rooster, which sat on top
of a chair all through the trial and crowed
with might every once in a while, Were
William Marvel, James Dalton, Augustus
e.. Brands, jr.! Allan NJ. Hird. Stephen
NJ. Case and Adolph Vogel. II jurors
were Frank l.. Baldwin, George f. Robin
son, Charles De Witt Hedges, George A.
Nauity, Newall N. Smith, Peter Duff, Al
bert Wrensch, willard X. Smith. Henry
A. Heyder. Benjamin P. Laidlaw, j. Frank
Williams and Dittlow Scroll.
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SOUTH ORANGE.

Mr.. and Mrs. Cyrus Curriers OF Kingman
road, South Orange, are spending Deem
Der at Ballston Spa. N. Y.
The Alumni Association OF the South
Orange High School is arranging for its
annual get-together meeting. which will
probably be held during Christmas week.
Alden Foster, son Of superintendent Of
Schools Henry w. Foster, has been elected
News.
After having spent a week in New York
with relatives. Mrs. r. P. Wilkinson, Of
Summit avenue. is now In Washington.
d. G.
Hillside Presbyterian Church. Orange, viii
conduct the morning service IN Trinity
Presbyterian Church. South Grange. to-
morrow. The evening service viii be con-
Quoted by the Rev Robert Hastings Mich
ols. who viii preach on All Things Made
New.
A quartet composed 81 the Misses Elise
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CHRISTMAS BAZAR AT
GRACE CHURCH, NUTLEY.
Councilman Libby Took Part in 1.-TWO
Old Cronies," Given in Connection
With the Affair.

The Christmas bazaar Of Grace Episcopal
Church, Nutley, held at the Town Hall
auditorium last night, under the auspices
of the Woman's Guild for the benefit OF
the church. was successful. A one-act
comedy by S. They're Smith entitled 1.-TWO
Old Cronies," with Councilman Harry
Mortimer Libby and Joseph G. Lamb in
the title roles, was given as part OF the
entertainment.
The arrangements were in charge OF the
following ladies:
Supper Table-Mrs. Henry Mortimer
Libby and Mrs. Joseph G. Lamb, assisted
by Mrs. William II. Dabney, Mrs. Pierre
p. Lahens, Mrs. Alpheus Geer, Mrs. Gil
bert r. Livingston, together with these
little Mattresses: Miss Theodore Libby,
Miss Edith Bonvier, Miss Frances Good
rich, Miss Anita Ohrtn1an. Miss Caroline
Goodrich, Miss Phyllis Williams. Miss An
toinette Rogers, Miss Beatrice Slaughter.
Fancy Articles Table-Mrs.J J. Baptiste.
Miss Elizabeth Marin. Mrs. Arthur Hoeber
and Miss Madeline Montague.
Sofa Pillows Table-Mrs. Lyman Nichols
and Mrs. r. p. Montague.
Specialties Table-Miss Emily Leidy.