Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1909-12-11

strong efforts were made to continu.
il all the year, which 1t is hoped vii
now be accomplished. The homo is OPP
posite the Cedar Grove Reservoir. Ii
the summer mothers and children ol
Newark and New York from the tene-
ment districts, who arc not in poor
health, but who have been found dc
serving, are allowed a two weeks stay
Outlook Club Twenty Years Old.
The twentieth anniversary OF the or
g~anization of the Outlook Club will
be held in Club Hall next Thursday
evening. John r. Howard, Of Brook
Ign. who was the first president, viii
speak on "TNenty Years Past and to
Come DR.. Lyman Abbott will be
one Of the speakers.
The Rev. DR.. Rockwell Harmon Pot
ter. pastor of the First Congregational
Church, Hartford, Conn, viii preach
tomorrow morning in the First Congre-
gational Church.
Edward S. Cole. OF Bellevue avenue,
has returned from Il two months stay
III England.
Miss Louise Wilcox, Of Inwood ave-
nue., is visiting friends in New York.
Miss Dorothy Bingham, of New York
city, who has been a guest of Miss
Ethel Camp, of Upper Mountain ave.
nue. has returned to her home.
! Invitations have been issued fer ar
I assembly dance, TO be held at Ciut
HALL on Monday evening, December 20
The ~psttroDesEes will be: Mrs. II. w
Barley, Mrs. Robert NJ. Boyd. jr.. Mrs.
William IT. Cross. Mrs. Alexand Eakin,
Mrs. a. NJ. Hirsh, Mrs. Frank Meyer,
Mrs. Henry Meyer. Mrs. Andrew Mori-
son. Mrs. Vincent $. milford, Mrs.
Louis Spier. Mrs. Charles Van Nleck
and Mrs. Hosea Webster.
The MontcIair colony Of New Eng
land womcn will hold IL social hleoling
next Thursday afternoon at the home
of Mrs. Thomas II. Taylor, 100 LleHei-
Ign road. Miss Vermilye will talk on
Egypt, Mrs. Van VIE will sing French
and English songs and Miss Gladys
Frost Will give piano selections.
Miss Alice Marshall, Of Porter place,
has returned from a two weeks, trip to
Charlestown. y. c.
The Rev. DR.. James II. Ecob, OF the
American Institute OF Social Service,
will preach in Unity Church tomorrow
morning, taking for his subject
physical and Spiritual Health"
The Rev. Alfred a. Gilman, Of Chahs
1Sha. China, will preach at the morning
service tomorrow In ST. Luke's Epls-
copal Church. His subject will be "Our
Work in China"
The Montclair Athletic Club will hold
a Christmas turkey bowling tourna-
ment next Saturday afternoon and eve
ming.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Taylor Gates,
of South Mountain avenue, have issued
Invitations for a dance to be given at
their home on Tuesday evening, De-
celnber rs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. Merriam Wheeler and
family, of Gates avenue, arc spending
the winter at Lake Como, Fla.
Sunday. December 10, will be the
Rev. Frederick u. Carriers tyenty-ifth
anniversary as rector OF st. Luke's
Episcopal Church. Tho rector and his
wife will hold a reception at the rectory
OH Thursday evening, December 2S.
a horse and delivery wagon belong
ing to Isaac Goldstien. OF So and 81
Centre Market, Newark, driven by
Louis Bolner, wandered away from in
front Of a house In Claremont avenue
last night while the driver was deliver
ing o parcel. Bonner reported the loss
of his rig 10 the Montclair police al
O'clock. and, after an unsuccessful,
search, he went home. Tho Glen Ridg,
police found the animal wandering
along Highland avenue at II O'Clock
and reported the find to Montclail
police. The horse was stabbed IN this
Glen Ridge flrehouse for the night, ant
the owner called for it this morning.
Miss Licila Van Ness, of WOODLAND
enu was given a bridal shower les
night ut her home. She was the re
cipient OF a number of very handsome
presents. which fell from Il large we'd
ding-bcll of pink carnations. Miss Var
Ness is engaged to be married to Fred
! erick W. Bailey, OF I%rvington. Th'
guests We're from Montclair, Paterson
Newark and the Oranges.
The Columbia Glec Club, OF New
York. will give a concert in Club Hal
December q for the benefit of tn
Fresh Air and Convaiescent Home
The Woman's Guild, of st. john
Episcopal Church, will present
Christmas playlet, rs Santa Claus
/ Fraud?' in Club Hall on December 2
to raise funds for the new parish hous'
building.
Mountain Lodge. i. and A. NJ. viii
hold its annual dinner at the Hote
Montclair Thursday night. Genera
Bingham, former police commissions
OF New York, will be ono of th'
speakers.
Ma. Clifton francisco. OF Fairtiel'