The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1908-01-15
ORANGE.

Miss Reta Johnson was rendered a sur
prise party on the occasion of her birth
day anniversary at the TohL nome n 1o Oh ngr
81 Riggs place. last night. About twenty
Ave friends were present. In the lreceiv-
ing party were Mrs. Joseph Lambrecht'
Miss Josephine johnson and Mrs. John c.
johnson.
John Clark, of Second street. is recover
ing from injuries received TO his knee and
head by a kick from a horse.
The Field Club Suburban League bowlers
were defeated n two out of "a series Of
three games on the Roseville Athletic AS
sociation's slleys last night. The south
Orange Lackawanna LeaEuers were pesten
three games by the Allerts at Madison
last night.
East bound trolley car No. 1925 of the
South Orange avenue line jumped the
tracks at the crosSover switch in front of
the postofflce today and blocked traffic Tor
half an hour.
Watching Lodge No. e6, Ancient Order
of United Workmen. postponed its installa-
tlon OF officers from last night until Jan
uary IS.
Mrs. Edward Reynolds. of Hartford road,
Montrose Park, has returned from Atlantic
City.
Delhno Crosse eontemplates having two
bowling alleys installed In the rear of his
South Orange avenue building.
William Fl. Knox. of Delaware avenue,
will deliver an illustrated lecture on THE
Land of the Humming Bird in the
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January %, under the auspices OF the Yves
ley Brotherhood.
A number of society folks Of the village
are arranging to give a dance in the Field
Club assembly hall on January 30.
A roll-call prayer meeting will be held
by the Epworth League in the Methodist
Church tonight. The league Will hold a
business meeting tomorrow night.
Eberhardt L. Pupke has won the billiard
tournament which has been in progress at
the Field Club for several months. A pool
tourney has been started.
Mrs. William J. Shannon. OF Mead street,
is at Alaire visiting relatives.
At the home OF William T. Hart in Ward
place, South Orange, Monday, Abraham
3. Hart, of Philadelphia, and Miss Cornell
S~trlngham, of Tecumseh, Mich. were mar
ried by the Rev. George Mooney, pastor
OF the South Orange Methodist Church.
After the wedding Mr.. and Mrs. Hart left
for Philadelphia. where they VIII reside.
The bridegroom is a brother OF Mr.. Hart,
of South Orange.
The South Orange High School basket
ball team was defeated by the overwhelm-
ing score of 10f TO s by the Bayonnc tligh
/ School team at Bayonne yesterday inter-
noon. George Becker and Robert Lee were
the ones to score for the local team.
South Orange and Lawton Councils, Jr.
Q. u. A. M. will bowl a league series on
Woelfle's Empire alleys, Newark, tonight.
officers for 1908 of the Womau's Foreign
| Missionary Society of the South Orange
! Methodist Church were elected as follows
ct the annual meeting last night; Presl-
dent, Mrs. George Lansing TaNlor; hrst
vice-president. Mrs. George Mooney; sec
cnd vice-president. Mrs, Charles Davies
lsecretaIy, Mrs. Frederick j. Treat; assist
liant secretary, Mrs. Robert M. Neiley. and
treasurer, Mrs. John Recser. Mrs. Louis
r.. Burke is chairman OF the executive
committee.
Thomas Foran, OF First street. = former
employee of the United states and Wells
Fargo Express Companies, has applied Tor
a position as chancoman Of the South Or
ange police force.
John Walker. Of Riggs place, has gone
on q Southern trip.