The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1908-01-09
SOUTH ORANGE.

The Rev. David DcForest Burrell. Of
LaPortc, Ind, who has sent his acceptance
Church 70 succeed the Rev. George Law,
renee Spinning. pastor emeritus, VIII
preach his first sermon in the South Or
ange church on February ?; no date has
yet been set for the installation.
The Village Board OF Health will meet
on January a. The present member of
the board whose terms of office would usu-
ally expire on January. l.. will hold over
until after the spring election.
Miss Genevieve Frances gave a tea to
a number of young folks at her home in
Cottage street Yesterday afternoon. Those
present were the Misses Anna Phrman.
Adelaide Merwin, Eta Frances and Helen
Carter.
The Field Club bowIers won two out OF
three games from the Orange Valley
Dyceum team in a Lackawanna League
series on the local clubs alleys last night.
The Rev. Lawrence C. NJ. Carroll. for
mer rector of the Church OF Our Lady of
Sorrows, South Orange. now rector of st.
Patrick's Church. Jersey City, is recover
ing from an illness which has confined him
10 st. Vincent's Hospital, New York, for
some time.
The funeral of John p. Delmier, SIS
years old. who died Tuesday at his home
153 Polk street. Newark, after a brief Ill
ness, will take pplace tomorrow afternoon.
terry. Newark Mr.. Delmier was in the
employ of John p. Herman, Of South Or
ange, for years, and was well known In
South Orange.
School basketball teams will play a game
In the Maplewood Sporting Club Hall,
Maplewood, next Monday afternoon.
Village Trustee Charles H. Burke, of
Vose avenue, Is at Lakewood.
South Orange Council. Jr. o. U. A. NJ,
series of bowling games by Monroe Coun-
ell on Woel1e's Empire alleys, Newark,
last night.
r. S. Cobb has leased the house in Vose
avenue which Harold Roorbach vacated.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roorbach are at Hacketts-
town.
II was announced yesterday afternoon
at a meeting of the class of '0S, South
Orange High School, that Miss Rosamond
Coney will be valedictorian and Royal
Sehaaf, salutatorian at the commencement
exercises in June. This is the first time
that n young man has had the honor of
being salutatorian of a graduating class
from that school,. a committee composed
of Royal Schaaf and Miss Wilimena
Baker. was appointed to hoist, the nag on
the staff in front Of the school during the
next month. Waldemar Nichols and Miss
Vera Flynn will select the pupils who will
talk on current events in the school each
week.
The Owl Bowling III of South Orange
won three games in the New Jersey Ma
tlonal bowling tourney last night on the
Tuxedo alleys, Newark.
j u ANtNs IL II biOWUs DbSAOI VI AihU
Washington Street Baptist Church, Or
ange, will take the place of the Rev.
George Mooney, pastor. in the pulpit of
the south Orange Methodist Church. at
the morning service Sunday, Mr.. Mooney
will preach in the Groove Street Congrega-
tional Church. East Orange, in the morn
ing and in the evening he Will preach on
God Seeking Man." in the South Orange
Methodist Church In the evening.
Rescue Mission Work. will be the sub
1ect of a sermon to be delivered In the
South Orange Methodist Church tomorrow
night by the Rev. John Wyburn, super
intendent of the Water Street Mission,
New York. Several minister of the Or
anges will be present. and a special musi-
cal program has been prepared for the
occasion by Thomas Bot, organist. which
will be endered by the church choir un-
der his direction.
Plans have been completed for a two
family house, TO be erected In Wetmore
avenue. for Arthur Van Steinsburg.
Albert Meyer has moved into his new
house in Ridgewood road.
Miss Mildred Drake has returned from
a visit to friends in Brooklyn.
Mrs. Edward ] Riley, Of Second street,
is confined to her home with illness.
Mrs. Frederick Wildey, formerly of
South Orange, but now of Stamford,
Conn, is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Wildey. of South Orange avenue.
e. w. Cooper will lead the Epworth
League devotional meeting in the Method
ist Church Sunday evening.