Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-01-03
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watch g Party.

Watch Night Party.
Watch night was held Saturday night
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Ackerson
J. States at their home, rs Clinton
nue. west. The affair was arranged by
their son. Roy States. Miss Tvs Sippell
gave piano solos and Miss Elsie Beach
and william Mackey entertained with
~elocution. Covers were laid for forty.
After midnight dancing was enjoyed In
the ballroom. The guests were the
Misses Elsie Rush, Edythe Smith, Elsie
sil>dnzelman, Florence Muller, Maud
Mooney, Anna Rush, Karl Rush, How
ard Carman, of Newark; the misses
Gertrude Elliott, Adele Wooley. Anna
Wheeler, Cecilia Coleman, Jennie Nc
Lean, Elsie Beach, Hazel Sippell, Flor
ence Sippell, Imogene Delaney, Ella
Smith, Harry Boerger, Leslie Nelson,
Andrew Coleman, Charles Coleman,
william Hook, Frederick Kaufman.
Raymond Don, william Mackey, Roland
Waterneld, of Irvington; Miss Edna
Gahagan, David Gould, OF New York,
and Miss Olive Rose, of Orange.
George Jennings, of 10 Clinton ave-
nue. west, has been appointed chairman
OF the committee on fish n game or
the New Jersey State Civic Federation.
This committee will make an earnest
effort to have simple and efficient legis-
lation passed in this matter by the
incoming Legislature.
Councilman David II. Greene has
been appointed a member of the joint
sewer commission. Councilmen August
l.. Lacombe and Frederick Eckelhofer
have been placed upon the board OF
school estimate.
MIR. and Mrs. Rutherford H. Taylor,
of the vailsburg section, the son-in-
law and daughter of former Council
man Henry O.. Osborne, will shortly
take up their residence at 16 Orange
avenue
Special bowling games, billiard tour
naments and Switchboard matches were
enjoyed yesterday by the members OF
the Good Time Bowling Club at Pape's
Hail.. 741 Springfield avenue, and the
members of the Tecumseh Club at the
~Irvington Casino Hall, 152 Grove street.
Open house was kept yesterday by
he ~Irvington Club in the Drake build
ing and the Hilton Indians in their
wigwam in Boyden avenue, Hilton.
Mr.. and Mrs. George c. Kidder and
sons William and Frank Kidder. of
Sixteenth avenue, have returned from
a holiday stay at New Dorp, S. I.
Miss Elizabeth German, of Madison
avenue. has returned from q short stay
jim Boston.
Mr.. and Mrs. James S. Cooke and
daughter. Miss Viola Cooke, of Colt
street, are home from a visit to friends
in Morristown.
Miss Dora Benedict, of Madison ave.
nue., was a weekend visitor among
\ friends in Brooklyn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Stevens, of
Fourteenth are home from a
holiday stay in Washington, d. G.
Miss Elizabeth Ritter, of Grove
Neet, and Miss Florence Haynes. Of
Jtey City. were holiday guests at
AtNntic City.
" Jacob Werthman Pinochle Club
Withhold the weekly meeting and
gamS tonight in Werthman's hall, 70
N~ornAndy Park.
A melting Of the board of directors
OF the Eamptown Building and Loan
Association will be held tonight In the
offlces OK the Decentralization Com
pany. Springfield and Myrtle
Hilton Hose Company No. l will hold
its monthly meeting tonight In the fire.
house on Btyden avenue.
Mr.. n Mrs. George G. Kenworthy.
OF Nineteenth avenue. are home from
a visit to relatives in White Plains,
N. Y.
The I~rvington Bowling Club will hold
It's weekly meet tonight on Benefits
alleys. Springfield.
Miss Dorothy Anehart. of Norwood
place, was a holiday visitor to relatives
in Philadelphia.
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