Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-05-31
IRyINGTON.

Town Council
Memorial Day observance in the town
was brought to a close last night by a
banquet held under the auspices of the
members of the Town Council at
Charles F.. Hosp's Hall IN Springfield
avenu There were present Council
men Henry. o. Osborne, Frederick
Eckelhofer, David III. Greene, August
L.. Lacombe. Fred Dehnert and George
M. Wills, Town Clerk Mahlon Stock
man, School Commissioner William A.
Sherman, Tar Collector Albert E.
Webb. Chief or Police Alexander S.
Green, Fire Chief Herbert ]. Groom.
Town Assessor Charles w. Pfei1,
Charles F. Hosp, Alfred Y Sorgenfree,
Anthony ]. Guenther, George Scott,
John j. Bonscher. Harry H. Jenkins,
Joseph B. Allen, Town Treasurer Isaac
J. Casey, Charles A. Scheffmeyer,
of Newark; d. A. Woodhouse, of New
York city, and Peter Pirsch, of Keno
sha, Wis. Henry o. Osborne acted as
POSTMASTER. Alfred T. S~orgenfree de-
livered a Memorial Day address. Re-
marks upon local affairs were made by
Councilman Greene, Eckeihofer, La
combe, Dehnert and Wills, Police Chief
Green. Fire Chief Groom, Town Treas
urer Casey, School Commissioners Sher-
a and Mr.. Scheffmeyer.
Last Whilst Series of Season.
Clinton Lodge Nc. Is, /. O. o. F.,
enjoyed the last of its May whist series
in its lodgerooms in the Glorieux build
ing last night. John B. Geyler, who
scored PA, was awarded first prize;
Harry c. Herbert, with 1S1, received
second prize, n Louis Hecht. whose
score was 164, secured third prize. The
other scores were: Joseph H. Quicker,
1853; George w. Frost, 1853; Albert &.
Webb. 141; John M Turner, 122; George
H. Woolley, 10S; Gottlieb Kaufman,
107; Warren T.. Frey, 96; John A.
Feindt,, g95; Benjamin F, Camp. So;
Charles M. Force, 70; Joseph Sonnen-
berg, rs; William Greenaway. rs; Ed
ward G. King, 81; John Fl. Ham, 81.
Celebrate Birehday Anniversary.
Mrs. Harriet Tichenor and her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Frank Durand Lyon, yester-
day jointly celebrated their birthdays,
which occur on the same date. at their
home, 266 Cottage street. Mrs. Tiche-
nor attained her eighty-fourth year and
was the recipient of many tokens of
esteem and Fluctuations. Mrs. Lyon
also enjoyed the occasion. Four gem
erations were present, Mrs. T%ichenor,
Mr.. and Mrs. Wesley Bothem, Mr.. and
Mrs. Lyon, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles ID.
Tichenor, Mr.. and Mrs. George Tiche-
nor, Mr.. and Mrs, Rudolph Yeitter, Mr..
and Mrs. Walter Wilson, Mr.. and Mrs.
Frederick Hanson, Mrs. Mary G.. Linds-
ley, the Misses Lois Bothem, Elizabeth
Roth, Miriam Bothem, Dorothea Brue,
Millicent Hanson, Oscar Tichenor,
Charles Frey and Caleb Dusenberry.
Elmer f. FRANKIE, jr., a dog fancier,
Is elated over his success at the third
annual show of the Essex Kennel Club
in Olympic Park yesterday. His Leone
Hazelwyn H., daughter of the unde-
feated Leon Hazel. won the first prize
in the American bred bulldog class,
first prize in lightweight, the trophy
offered by Andrew Albright. jr, the
bronze medal offered by the Bulldog
| Club of America for best in the show,
and the first prize In the winners class.
Mrs. Louise Fanslau, of Middletown.
N. Y, is the guest of her aunt, Mrs.
Drank w. Wells. Of SO Park place.
Mrs. Daniel Wolfe and daughters. the
| Misses Phyllis Wolfe and Ruth Wolfe,
of Summit, and Mrs. Andrew HOPPER.
of Mendham, have been the guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. James A. Wolfe, of 2
Linden avenue.
Edwin Bitter. OF "a Oakland errace
was arrested yesterday by Officer
Meyer for violation Of the ordinance
against wheeling on the sidewalks. He
was paroled for appearance before Re-
corder Turton tonight,