The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-08-26

live Holsters was eremonlo
transferred to the steaming pile, "Oh,
1 don't have much time to play-except
sometimes on the ~pianola, up home In
the Bronx"
weeks with friends in the Blue Grass
region. She is now at the Warren
Bungalow, Point Pleasant.
Mrs. Andrew C. Cook, of Roseviile,
has returned from a visit with friends
in Summit.
Mrs. T. L. Morton and Walter Morton
are partaking of the shore life at AS
bury Park, where they are registered
at the Ocean House.
Miss Clara Brockhaus, of Somerset
street, is the guest Of her aunt, Mrs.
Leo zock, in Toronto, Canada. She will
stay for two weeks, and will return via
Niagara Falls.
Miss Grace R. O'Malley, of Davis
street, Harrison, will remain at Asbury
Park until the middle of next week.
Frederick Holt is enjoying a months
sail along the Jersey coast and Long
Island in his yacht, Squaw. He has a
party of friends with him.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rudolph Sabelson, of
Milford avenue, are taking a brief holi-
day at Atlantic City.
Leon A. Maxwell is at Ipswich, Mass.
on a camping trip. After Labor Day
he will visit relatives in and around
Boston.
Mr.. n Mrs. S. H. Salmon, of Gin
ton avenue, are expected home shortly
from Sharon Springs, where they have
been spending several weeks.
Miss Gertrude McManus and Miss
Helen McManus. of North Third street,
ere spending their vacation at Rock.
away Park, Long Island. They are
at the Atlas Hotel.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stephen ]. Mayhem.
Miss Gladys Mayhem and Kenneth
Mayhem, of Summer avenue, are the
guests of Mrs. Mayhew's sister, Mrs.
Theodore Suthard, of Angelica, N. Y.
From there they are taking trips to
Niagara Falls, Toronto and Quebec.
Mr.. and Mrs. J.. Wind, jr.. and Rich
ard Wind are at the Westminster. AS
bury Park, for a brief sojourn.
Mr.. II Mrs. Harry S. Banghart and
their children. of North Seventeenth
street, are registered at the Hotel Bel
videre, Belvidere.
Miss Madeline T. Hill, of Clifton ave-
nue., has as her house guest Miss
Rhoades, of Jersey City.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. H. Solomon, of I'll
Clifton avenue, are home after a pleas
ant sojourn at Sharon Springs, N. Y.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. A. Rees. of Tracey
avenue, are at their summer home at
Ocean Grove.
Miss III. Mulliner. is spending two
weeks vacation with her aunt at Ocean
Grove.
Edward M. Koch, of East Orange.
and Harry E. Storeburg, of Newark,
have returned from a ten days vaca-
ton at the Mountain View House at
Lake Hopatcong.
DIR. Charles Bachmann, of 70 South
Orange avenue, vent to Hortonville, N.
Y, today for a two weeks stay.
Richard F. L. Muth, of 1855 Spring
field avenue. is visiting his . uncle,
Stephen Schmidt, in Trenton, and will
go to Belmar for several weeks.
The family of Michael Devita former
prosecutors detective. is at Sea Gate.
Miss Mary Metcalf and Miss Mary
Mitchell, of Highland avenue, Kearny,
left today for a two weeks stay at
Lakewood.
Mr.. and Mrs. Simon Lowry have re-
turned from a two months journey.
Among other places they visited were
Chicago, Niagara Falls, Delaware
Water Gap, Pa, Mount Clemens Mich,
Asbury Park.
DIR. and Mrs. Frederick C. Webner,
of SO Clinton avenue, will return Sat-
urday morning from a months stay at
East Windham, Catskill mountains.
Miss A. w. Sanderson has been maxi
ing a brief visit in Boston, ana while
there stopped at the Hotel Lenex.
ENGINE KILLS SWITCHMAN.
CAMDEN. Aug. 26.-warner G..
Helm. a young switchman. leaped from
a shifting engine in the yards of the
Atlantic City railroad In Camden,
missed his footing and fell beneath the
engine. He died in Cooper Hospital.