The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1908-02-01
SOUTH ORANGE.

Douglas Gordon, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Jolh w. Gordon, of Scotland road, is Sc
rlously i'll with pneumonia. Mr.. Gordon is
: member of the st. Nicholas champion
hockey team of New York, and 1t is
thought that he contracted "A cold at the
st. Nicholas rink last Thursday.
Because of the sudden death of Miss
Florence A. underhill, of Fairview avenue,
orange, on Tuesday, Il number of small So
clai functions planned for this week were
omitted, Miss Underhill was well known
IN South Orange. She took part in the
Middle State lawn tennis championship
tournament, on the courts of the Orange
Lawn Tennis Club, Montrose Park section
of the village, last summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas IL. Gillespie, of
Hillside place. prominent in society of the
Oranges for years, will move to Paterson
In May.
Miss Elizabeth Cole. of Washington, D.
c., is the guest of Mrs. Wilson tarrand,
at her home in Ralston avenue.
The Rev. DR.. L. Ii. Barragwanath, pas
tor of Grace Methodist Church, New York,
preached the sermon at the final of u
the South Orange Methodist Church last
night. The sacrament of the Lords sup
per will be celebrated by the Rev. George
Mooney, pastor, at the IL o'clock service in
the church tomorrow morning. He will de-
liver a sermon on Receiving to Give Out. -
A bridg party and Il tea will he held at
the home of Mrs Kenneth r.. KingsburY,
in Montrose avenue, Wednesday after
noon.
G. Halsey Drake. of Cottage street, will
Pave charge of the music at the midweek
prayer meeting In the Methodist Church
next Wednesday night. The Rev. George
Mooney will deliver a sermon on "A Con-
test, Fear Versus Faith"
Mrs. Walter T.. Wallace gave a bridge
party at her home, Rldgewood and Walton
were Mrs. William Torrey Baird, Mrs.
Cyrus l.. Loutrel, Mrs. r. =. Van Norden,
MIS-. Francis Spier, 1ry Mrs. Stewart
Brown, Mrs. Stephen S. Johnson and Mrs.
Eugene V. Connect, jr.
Arrangements have been completed for
the reception and ball to be given in the
Village Hall Monday night by Hook and
Ladder Company of the village fire depart
ment. The committee of arrangements are
composed of Chief Harry j. Becker, Free
holder John Barrett, Water Superintendent
Searles, Frederick A. Helmlinger, Freder-
lex Parry and William Slattery. From tile
number of tickets already sold Indications
point toward a record crowd at the affair.
Professor Grish, of Paterson, will fur
nish the music
The Rosary Society will go to holy COM
munion at the $50 o'clock mass In thu
Church of Our Lady of Sorrows tomorrow
morning.
EYerston Clark is confined to his home,
in Academy street, by Illness.
The usual Sunday evening service In
Trinity Presbyterian Church will be
omitted tomorrow.
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Welfare will be the topic on which
Sheriff Frank II. Sommer will talk at the
meeting Of the Wesley brotherhood to be
held in the South Orange Methodist
Church on February 30.
Miss Elsie Mccall will sing a solo. 'I
VIII Extol Thee, o Lord" in the Metho-
dist Church tomorrow morning.
fR. E. Taylor, of Montrose avenue, is a
guest mt the Prime George Hotel.
Mrs. Eugene V. Connect will give a card
party at her home, Scotland road and