Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-08-21
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The wedding of Miss Gertrude Binns,
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Savannah
Binns. of 90 Washington avenue, TO
BENJAMIN william Teal, of 81 Washing
ton avenue, took place saturday aftef-
noon at the home of the brides parents.
Miss Mary McNabb was rendered &
birthday reception saturday night at
the home of her mother, Mrs. Thomas
II. Kirkbride. of2s Clinton avenue west.
The prlze-winners were Miss Mary
guests were Mrs. Jane McNabb,. Mrs.
Harry Rushtonrthe Misses Jennie Rush
ton, Catharine Donovan, Mary Rush
ton. catharine Rushton, Grace Kirk
bride, Herman Enderwoods, william
Short. George Wissell, Thomas Short.
of T%rvington; Miss Gertrude Carryl, of
Jennie Kullman and Bernard Snyder, of
Kingsland; Stanley Jacobus. Arthur
Johnston and William Rosevear. of
East Orange.
Broad street car zoos, in charge Of
motorman 1924 n conductor 2083 last
night struck an automobile which was
stalled on the tracks at Springfield ave
nue.. opposite Eln1wood avenue, The
machine contained Albert Benzfer. or
16 South Seventeenth street, East Or
ange; Mr.. and Mrs, Charles Springer, OF
40 Clinton ayenue, this city, and Fred
b heo Fis6it iau s%lHontnei 6urt syringe Ths oth nas
escaped uninjured.
Mrs. John G. Sexton, OF IL Norwood
avenue. I%rvington, celebrated her fifty
first birthday yesterday at her home.
The guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob
Werthman, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Mucha,
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Sexton, Mr.. and
Peter Wolf. Mr.. and Mrs Albert
Theusch, John a. Smith, Joseph Leist,
John Evans. Clarence Fields, George
Gibson, Edward Kurfess, jr, Peter
Steiner, Bert Gibson, Merton Sexton,
Gordon Sexton, Roy Sexton and Horace
Sexton.
Mrs. James johnson. of "a Park ave-
! nue., %Irvington, was thrown out of q
buggy yesterday as the result Of a
collision with auto No. $40 N. J., be
longing to Harry j. lnsland. of S2s
Valley road, West Orange. Mrs. John
lson was badly shaken mp and the buggy
was damaged.
Henry Bauer. a veteran. vino is an In
mate of the Soldiers Home in Kearny, is
visiting relatives In town. .
William Z. Reed and Walter ]. Bennette,
and Edward Erhardt, 81 Newark. returned
last night from a three days fishing trip
at Echo Lake.
Charles Capshire. Of 240 Colt street, re-
ported t. Chief Green yesterday that his
away from home. They were found short
~ after by Policeman Maser.
Joseph Polenski, of 1871 fremont terrace,
Irvington, was arrested yesterday by Po-
liceman Camp on complaint of assault and
battery preferred by his wife. He Will
/ appear before Recorder Mott in the Ir-
vington Police Court tonight.
Miss Alexander L. Higgins, Of New
street. has returned from a three weeks
stay at Pittstown.
Mrs. John A. Feindt and daughter. Miss
Bessie Feindt, are spending q week In
Keansburg.
The 1rvihgton Town Council will hold its
s~en1i-monthly meeting tonight In town
hall. The annual hearing on the renewal
of liquor licenses will be given.
The shareholders of the City Line Build
ing and Loan Association will hold a
meeting tonight at headquarters 10 Ellen
bach's Hall, Us Springfield avenue.
The board of directors of the Olympic
Building and Loan Association will meet
tonight in I1osp's Hall, Forth-third street
and Springfield avenue.
Miss Emma Pepper, of Stuyvesant ave
nue., is enjoying a vacation at Lake Ho-
patcong.