Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-10-06
IRVINGTON.

Isaac Waterfield, of Union avenue,
has returned from an extended trip
through the southern section, where he
visited his native home in Tennessee.
Mrs. Alexander L. Higgins and daugh-
ter, Miss Florence Higgins, Of New
street, are spending a few days at Hick-
ory Tree. Madison.
The Junior Young Peoples Society of
Christian Endeavor will meet in the
lecture-room of the First Christian
Church at 7:45 o'clock tomorrow night.
Clarence S. Dennison, of 4S Florence
avenue, who underwent an operation
for appendicitis in st. Barnabas's Hos
pital, is doing nicely
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Whitaker, of
1142 Springfield avenue, have returned
from their summer home at Southold.
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Henry Bader, of 1871 Springfield ave-
nue., and Frank A. Maser, of 1920
Springfield avenue, have returned from
a trip to Myersville, where they located
good grounds for the hunting season.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Ostrander and
Mrs. Margaret Baly, of Poughkeepsie,
N. Y, are the guests of the Rev. Bernys
S. Crosby at his parsonage, on Burnett
avenue. Hilton.
The young ladies' of Hilton have or
ganized social club, which will meet
every Friday night in Annex Hall.
A series of Biblical studies will be
given by the Rev. James T. Timbrall.
pastor of the Hilton Methodist Church.
The first one to be given next Tuesday
night is entitled How l Used My
Bible"
The October meeting of the members
of the Girls Mission Band of the First
Christian Church will be held tomorrow
night at the residence of Miss Fannie
Webb, 547 Stuyyesant avenue. Mrs.
William H. Hainer will deliver the first
of series of Talks on her recent trip
to the Holy Land, her subject tomor-
row night being Egypt" These talks
will form feature of the meetings
during the winter months.
The Essex Park Commission has
completed the construction of toilet
and dressing-room IN the western Sec
tion of the new county park in Irv-
ington. The cost of this structure is
about $500. 1t is located near the pond,
and serves a very useful purpose,
doing away with the Objectionable
features of the public dressing and un-
dressing by the young bathers who
patronize the pond.
John Steffenshack, an employee on
the farm of Mrs. Eliz2beth Young, of
440 Union avenue, hewed down a large
elm tree in front of the farm home
yesterday. The tree in falling struck
telephone and electric light wires,
breaking them and blocking traffic for
some time.
Miss Marie Schmidt, of 46 Cummings
street, has returned from a months
vacation at Patchogue, Long Island.
A birthday party was rendered last
night to Miss Anna Lang at her home,
80 Forty-secJnd street, Irvingtoh. Par
lor entertainment, singing, instru-
mental selections and supper were
enjoyed. Miss Lan- was the recipient
of many pretty souvenirs. Her father,
August J. Lang, presented her with a
beautiful music cabinet. Those pres
ent were Mr.. and Mrs Charles A.
Lang, the Misses Anna M. Lang, Bar
bara Lang, Dorothy Lang, Milford
Lang, Barbara Col!ani, Agnes Schroll,
Elsie Young, Anna Youman, Lena
Youman. Lena Koenig, Joseph G.
Lang, Edward ]. Lang, August j.
Lang, jr, Joseph Vetter George Vet
ter, Vital Sinsel, Herman Lender. John
Moehler. Alber. Fressle, William
Fischer, James Hutchinson. Russell
Roster, Charles Raucher.