Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-07-05

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Geffinger, Brooch, Pat, Shurbach. Zipf,
DR.. Groms, Schaberg, Harnish. Gun
lock, Droatel, Brosel.
Indians Have Outing.
The Hilton Indians and a number OF
invited guests enjoyed an outing yes
terday at the Wigwam grounds in Hill
ton. The feature of the outdoor sports
was the special baseball game between
two teams of the members, as follows:
Team dead Shot Alexander Haus-
mann, Eagle Eye Samuel Keller, Bald
Eagle Carl Becker, Big Bear Frederick
Hausmann, Ravenfeather Frederick
Smith, Sure Shot George Cant, Blue
Eagle Charles Wunderlich. Team p
Pathfinder John Merck, Deerfoot AL
fred Koch, Spotted FAIL William Her
wagon, Sleepy Eye Gus Olsen, Ameri-
can Eagle Charles Merck, Arrow Will
lam Becker; Rain-in-the-face Arthur
Boyle. The score was IA to 10 in favor
of team ?. The umpire was Hawkeye
Ernest Hausmann. Oar Keller acted
as scorekeeper. The tomahawk-throw-
ing contest was won by Sleepy Eye
Gus Olsen, who made Il points. The
QUOT pitching winners were Raven
feather Frederick Smith and Path
finder John Merck. Bald Eagle Carl
Becker won the 100-yard dash, Sleepy
Eye Gus Olsen captured the mile race.
The cheese prize race was won by
Deerfoot Alfred Koch.
House-yynrming Reception.
A house-warming reception was ten
dered last night to Mr.. and Mrs. Mich
ael Johns, lately of Jersey City, at
their home, 204 Union avenue. Vocal
and instrumental selections were given
by David Klein, William Keogh, AL
bert E. Catherman, Patrick Walsh and
Miss Mae Farmhouse. An enjoyable
feature was the piano numbers given
bv 6-year-old Marie Tracy. A supper
and dancing followed. Among those
present were Mr.. and Mrs. James Pear
son, Mr.. and Mrs. Patrick Walsh, Mr..
and Mrs. Michael John, the Misses Lulu
Mumm, Mary Conroy, May O.. Lander,
Mae Radican, Nora Campion, Marie
Tracy, Mae Farmhouse, Grace Park
house and Nellie Butler, Thomas j..
O'Connor, James Tracy, David Klein
| William Keogh, Albert T. Californian,
William Butler, Joseph ButlertsnnBaT-
mond Johns, William l. OConnor fand
Charles Ketchum.
The Good Time Bowling Club will
hold a special match game tonight on
Pape's Hotel bowling annex. After the
bowling the members will enjoy a sup
per as the hosts of the losing team.
The Misses Grace Groom and Elsie
I Groom, of 244 Lyon avenue, are spend
s - ~ .--AA1iAa ~ C,,l1trraa onTan
ty, N. Y.
Archibald Hogg and Edward Stahl,
members of the Irvington A. c., are
camping for a week at Culver's Lake.
Henry T. Brooks. of 1903 Springfield
avenue, Is spending a week at his old
home place on Long Island.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert C. Ward and
sons, Robert C. Ward, jr., and Harold
Ward, OF South Twenty-first street,
have returned from a visit to Philadel-
phia.
Mrs Frederick M. Burkhardt, of
Alpine street, is the guest of Mrs. Peter
s. Wilson, of Delhi, Delaware county,
N. Y.
The Misses Jennie Longfeld and Car
rie Longfeld. of Cummings street, are
spending a week among friends in Nor
ristown.
Former Tax Collector Thomas S.
Osborne, Of Springfield avenue. has
gone to his summering camp in Maine.
Mr.. and Mrs. George D. Phelps and
sons, Philip and Edwin Phelps. of Clin-
ton avenue. are summering in Key
port.
The semi-monthly meeting OF the
Town Council will be held tonight in
Town Hall. A lively session is antici-
pated as a result of the report which
will be submitted to the council by the
fire and water committee.
The residents of the Mil road Sec
ton enjoyed a fireworks display and
lawn illumination given in front of the
Giessuebel Hotel at 521 Union avenue
Roy S. States, of Clinton avenue
west, and Leslie Eames. Of II New
street, are spending a few days at Lake
Hopatcong.
Policeman Joseph J. Mesar is enjoy
ing his vacation in New York State.
! Mr.. and DIrs. Albert s. Hardman, o.