The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-11-08
SOUTH ORANGE. IL


Miss Lillian Burghardt, of South Third
street, South Orange, who has been con-
fined to DR.. Mefford Runyon's Hospital,
South Prospect street, Is recovering.
Miss Mabelle S~earles, of Ward place, is
seriously i'll with pneumonia.
The Misses Schneider have rented an
apartment in the Baldwin house, IA Pros
| pect street.
The women of the First Presbyterian
Church are arranging for a sale of fancy
and useful articles to be held in the parish
| house Wednesday and Thursday afternoons
and evenings of next week. Entertainment
will be given both evenings by q presti-
digitator.
Charles Licks moved yesterday from
McCahery's houses in Ridgewood road,
South Orange. He has purchas ed q lunch
wagon in South Orange avenue fl ON Philip
Tierney.
Herbert Brautigan, Donald Dougall and
Miss Ruth Brown have been appointed as
a committee to draw up a constitution iNr
the junior class Of the High School, and
William Kemp, Miss katherine Thomas
and Miss Bernadine Yupck will select the
members of the class to talk on current
events before the High School classes each
month.
The bazaar. which was held in the South
Orange Methodist Church tuesday.
Wednesday and yesterday afternoons and
evenings @vggs known as The Seven Ages of
proceeds will go toward paying off the
church mortgage, The booths were in
charge Of the following women of the
church: Babyhood, Mrs. Frank Wells and
Mrs. Robert ]. Odell; schoolgirl, Miss
FRANCES Halsted; sweet sixteen, Mrs.
Henry G Tilley; spinster, Mrs. L. F.
Mrs. Louis f. Burke; grandmother, Mrs.
George Z; Taylor; grocery booth, Mrs.
EDWARD T: Taylor, and the old woman
who lived in a shoe, Miss Fannie Fans.
A trio. composed of G. Halsey Drake,
Thomas Bot and Miss Elsie Mccall will
sing GiebePs Praise Ye the Lord in
the South Orange Methodist Church at
mainder # the musical program will be:
Professional, Saviour, Blessed Saviour
LIE Jeune, and the anthem. Fear Not, o
evening service will include the rendition
Of God Madest the Earth.' ar
fanss and Ir the an ant Gle we aYe a sbk 6y e GO e9 oa,t
With JOY" Barnby, by the choir.
Scuyler Van. Vechten has been chosen
treasurer of the Parnassian Literary So
ciety connected with the South Orange
High School. At a meeting of the society
yesterday afternoon William u. Freeman,
principal, and Miss MACEDONIAN, instructor
Of music, were elected honorary members.
The next meeting at which a program
viii be rendered will be held in the High
School assembly hall November Is.
The Field Club bowlers played their
first L~ackawanna League series at Waver-
ly last night and were defeated in two
out three games. Those who composed
the local team are Willard Rogers. Mason
Meeker, Edgar Champenois, Philip Miller
and Richard Currier. South Orange Coun-
ell, Royal Arcanum's team, lost all three
games In a league series to General Run
yam Councils quintet.
Miss Anna Dormitzer, '09, was given
The The High School during the week. The
Title Is The Rubiayat Stanza."
The Field Club football eleven Will play
IT'S second game of the season with the
Springfield Athletic Club team on the
local grounds Saturday afternoon.
Inc Kew ID Stanley Whfta caaroLa ~
OF the presbyterian Board of Foreign Mis-
sions, and former pastor of the Hillside
hfbr e eS6ereaa t G(hure eg Orange will address
Church, South Orange, Sunday morning.
At the evening service the Rev. Robert
mon on Joseph in Pit and Prison; the
Sweet Uses of Adversely"
Professor Garfield, son of President
James A: Garfield, was the guest of Former
Village Trustee Francis Spier, jr., at his
Ridgewood road home, yesterday.
Nearly 200 tickets have been sold already
for the reception and ball to be given in
yember q under the auspices Of the South
Orange Athletic Baseball Club. The pro-
ceeds will go toward getting together a
frst-class ball team to represent South
ments committee in charge of the ball is
composed of James Farrell. chairman;
Daniel Scully and Joseph Tracey.
Division No. 8, Ancient Order of Hi
bernians,. initiated three candidates at n
meeting in Masonic Hall last night. Nine
proposals were acted upon favorably.
Mrs. Roland Hart, of Ridgewood road.
has returned from a visit to friends In
Dover.
Miss Elsie Chandler, of Scotland read,
was rendered a surprise party last night
at her home by about twenty-five friends
of the Oranges.
Horace B.. Murchie, of Prospect street,
left today for Andover, Mass, where he
expects to witness the football game be-
tween the Phillips Exeter and Andover
academies tomorrow afternoon. Howard
Murchie, a sen of Mr.. Murchie, plays left
halfback on the Andover team.