The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-09-21
BLOOMFIELD-GLEN RIDGE.

Mr.. and Mrs. William Drew, of Bloom
field. celebrated the first anniversary OF
their marriage In their home at iS WASH
ington street, that town, last night. There
was dancing, games and other amusements,
followed by refreshments, The couple re-
ceived many handsome gifts. Mr.. drew
presented his wife with a piano. Guests
were present from Brooklyn, the Oranges,
Jersey City, Newark, Belleville and To-
waco.
aThe Dutch Market" at the corner of
BelIeville avenue and Broad street. opened
today, and will be continued MONDAY,
Tuesday and Wednesday nights OF next
week. Mrs. A. r. Pferson Is chairman OF
the committee in charge.
Courses in the town evening school Will
commence on Monday evening" Septem-
Der 30.
On Tuesday evening. October s, an organ
recital will be held in the First Presbyte-
rian Church, under the auspices or the
Alpha Circle of Kings Daughters. Alfred
Appling Butler will preside at the organ
and will be assisted by Harry Barnnart'
tenor of the Church of the TRANSPORTATION,
New York city.
The quarterly meeting of the Town I'm
movement Association VIII be neid IN tne
~clolster room of Westminster Church neNt
Friday afternoon.
Tomorrow a. collection will be taken in
all the churches in town and borough Tor
the benefit of the Mountainside Hospital.
Allison Dodd and family, of Bellevue
avenue, are home from Jewett, N l.
George L. Kent, Of Pittsburg, has beeh
visiting friends In town.
Mrs. Charles Somers, Of Harrison street,
is In Princeton.
Roger sherman, OF Boston, is visiting
the Rev. DIR. 8. w. Boardman.
Benjamin Haskell. Of Norris place: is
visiting his son Ledyard Haskeh In Pltts-
burg.
Franklin A. Stone and family, Of Claren-
don place, are in the White Mountains.
Ernest Berquest and family, OF Harrison
street, are in Sussex County.
Rowland Travis will resign his position
as clerk In the local postof1ce and with
his family will take up his residence In
Pasadena, Cnl.
Mrs. John L. Poss, of 391 Broad street,
returned yesterday from a long stay in
Germany.
Angelo Cavaltoni sailed for Italy today to
remain all winter.
Mrs. g. e. Christine. Of s~tanhope. is the
guest of her mother. Mrs. Stephen Thomp-
son, of Plane street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore johnson, of 278
Glenwood avenue, are home from a stay
in Belmar.
The Epworth League of the Park M. e.
Church held its monthly meeting and So
cial at the parsonage on Monday evening,
September 16. In the business session an
nouncement was made that n bequest Of
the late Mrs. Bromley to the league had
been received, amounting to nearly 800.
The league bears the name of Bromley
Chapter in honor of the late Mr.. Brom-
ley, whose widow made the bequest re-
ferred to. She also left a legacy to the
Park M. p. Church of nearly a thousand
dollars, which was received from the es-
tate last week.
There is talk Of increasing the retail
license fee for the sale of liquor in the
town from $500 to $500.
The Rev. j. William Ryder will preach
In the Watsessing M. e. Church tomorrow
morning On Gods Face"
The Rev. Edwin A. White, of Christ
Episcopal Church, is one of the deputies
from this State to the general convention
of the Protestant Episcopal Church OF
America, which will convene in Richmond,
Va, on Wednesday, October 2. Mr.. white
is also chaplain of the Orange branch OF
the Guild of st. Barnabas, an organization
OF nurses and associates under the direc-
ton of the Episcopal Church, and tine
national body Will meet in Washington on
September 30, and Mr.. White will attend
that gathering.
Joseph Howard, a negro living in the
Silver Lake section of Bloomfield, was
arrested last night by Policeman O'Neil,
of Bloomfield, on a charge of assault, pre-
ferKed by his wife Julia. The latter said
her husband tore her waist off and used
her in a very rough manner. Recorder
Cadmus will give him a hearing later.
Thomas l.. Dancer, the veteran news
dealer, is again confined to his home, in
Thomas street, by illness.