Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-07-22
IRvINGTON--HILT0N.


Playground Contests.
Inter-playground contests under the aus
plees of the Essex County Park Commits
sion were opened for the summer season
yesterday. at the Irvington Park. These
contests, which will be continued each
Friday, will consist OF athletic and play
ground features, including junior and
senior events in baseball, volley ball,
quoits, sprints, running races, high jump
ing, broad jumping and pole vaulting.
They will be under the direction OF
Edison Denman and will be open to all
the boys of Irvington and Hilton.
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The Willing Workers of the First Chris
tan Church, accompanied by their teacher,
Miss lola Green, enjoyed a sail UP the
Hudson and a visit to Newburgh and Or
ange Lake yesterday. Those who went on
the outing were the Misses Elsie Beach.
Anna, Wheeler, Irene Denman, M. Adell
Woolley, Helen Baggatt.
Mrs. E. T. Frankton's Brandy H.. by
Brandy, out of Peggy, winner of second
prize IN the novice class at the Long
Is Island and t kfenn : Club. on May 80, viii be
bench show of dogs to be given by the
Monmouth County Kennel Club at the
horseshow grounds at West End. Long
at Frankton's Dog Kennel, Spring
field avenue, Hilton, leaving four little
Yorkshires behind her, which are being
mothered by the fox-terrier belonging to
" AAit1AiA AkhhsN VI Y N~hia "a
The announcement has been made Of the
engagement Of Miss Anne Jones, of Geor.
gia, to Alfred Link. of Lincoln place,
Irvington. The date for the wedding has
The ~Irvington Tigers will accompany
Manager Van SAINT TO Morristown tomor-
row afternoon, where they will cross bats
with the Morristown Baseball Club.
The members Of the Hilton Field Club
will cross bats this afternoon with the
Vailsbnrg Baseball Club on the Hilton
grounds.
Dayton Axtell, of the Yale Divinity
Christian Church at both services tomor-
row. The choir will render these anthems:
Morning, 20 Thou Whose Tender Mercy
Pike" "Art Thou Weary" Denman Eve
ming, Jesus and Shall II eve Be?"
Danks; Come to Our Hearts" Macy.
The members of Company B, Of the
Ivy Hill Cadet Corps, will assemble In
struction drill. At the conclusion a meet
ing will be held to arrange for camping
at Green Brook the early part of Sep
TENDER.
The Rev. and Mrs. William H. Hainer
left yesterday for a two weeks stay in
the. mountains of South Jersey. Mr..
Hainer has suffered during the last two
weeks from malarial fever.
H. C. Herdrick, of 2s4 Halsey street,
Newark, who was arrested last Wednes-
day by Policeman Finnegan on the COM
plant of Mayor William L. Glorieux for
peared before Recorder Turton last night
to answer the charge. In the absence OF
the complainant he was discharged with
a reprimand.
Mrs. Josephine Lassasso, OF Lenox ave-
nue., appeared against Frank Dodano, of
1853 Lenox avenue, last night in the Irv-
ington Police Court, charging him with
having ''sicked' his dog on her child.
After considerable contradictory state
ments Dodano was discharged with a rep
rimand.
Mrs. Elizabeth S. McDonough. of Bur-
nett avenue. Hilton, her two daughters
and sons have returned home after a stay
of two weeks at Ocean Pier Cottage. As
bury Park.