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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-04-08
IRvINGTON

Funeral services for Mrs. Sarah e. Var
Cleve, widow of Joseph Van Cleve. who's
death occurred last Thursday from a COM
~plication of diseases at her home. IA New
street, Irvington, were conducted at hei
late residence yesterday afternoon. The
Rev. William II. Hainer, pastor of the
First Presbyterian Church, officiated, and
burial followed in Clinton Cemetery.
why Women Should Vote, was the
subject of a lecture by Mrs. Bertha M.
Frazer. of Brooklyn, before an audience
in Glorieux building, Irvington Centre, laS
night, under the auspices of the Socialist
party.
At ahe meeting of Irvington Lodge
of Elks in Masonic Hall tonight the re-
cently-elected officers will be installed as
follows: Exalted ruler, David H. Greene;
esteemed leading knight, Philip Il: Clio
rieux; esteemed loyal knight, Recorder w.
Eugene Turton; esteemed lecturing knight,
Carl E. Olson; secretary, Harry j. STAN
ley; treasurer, Ackerson j. States; trus-
tee, George F. Scribe.
Arrangements are under way for the
third annual reception of the Patrolmen'
Benevolent Association of Irvington. to
be given at Olympic Park Wednesday
night. May Is.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Palmer, Of Stuy-
vesant avenue, have been the guests OF
relatives in Philadelphia.
The public schools of ~Irvington reopened
this morning with a large attendance an
ter a weeks vacation.
The pupils of the Hilton Public School
are enjoying their spring vacation this
week. The classes were dismissed last
Thursday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. william Mol, of so Union
avenue. who recently returned from n
winters stay at st. Petersburg. Fla, will
shortly leave for Easton, Pa, for a visit
Early next month they will go to Booth
bay Harbor, Maine, where they will spend
the summer.
Judge A. q. Blair. of Ohio, will deliver
an address tonight in the Irvington Meth
odist Episcopal Church under the auspices
of the New jersey Anti-Saloon League.
A public hearing will be given to-
morrow afternoon at 2 O'Clock In Tren-
ton by the Public Utility Commission
Railroad Company for permission to
lay four additional track crossings on
Cottage street. Irvington.
The members of Irvington Council,
Jr. o. q. A. NJ, minstrel team will meet
for rehearsal tonight at the home OF
Samuel Stewart, So Forty-hrst street.
william Ruth, the son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. William Ruth, jr, Of 15s Orange
avenue. is confined to his home w5h a
complication Of diseases.
The %Irvington Veterans Association
has appointed James II. Mortland. Car
los n. Webb and Charles Keene a COM
hittee to arrange for the proper OBJ
servanee of Memorial Day.
Clinton Lodge No. Is. I. o. o. r, will
hold Its regular session tonight IN
building.
Frederick e Teller. formerly OF Irv-
ington, now of Omaha, Nebraska, is
slowly recovering from an operation
for stomach trouble which was recent
ly performed upon him.
James N. Tolman, of Stuyvesant ave-
nue., is confined to his home with
stoT1 ach trouble.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-04-08
CLUB COMMITTEES.

The Montclair William H.. Taft Clut
committees have been appointed by Fred
erick F.. Brown. chairman of the execu.
were named: ENROLMENT, Josiah Decker
jr.. chairman; D. W. Farnsworth, Walter
E. Bell. E. p. Ethel. Edwin L. George
William Ewald, William A. Macy. Thomas
T. Merrick: campaign. Thomas P. Al
worth. chairman; +. w. Fuller. Ellis l.
Aldrich. Louis o.. Ivy, Harry Rowland,
Fred Ba1mos. Edward Earl. Edwin A. s
Brown. Robert NJ, Boyd, jr., William K
Thomas. George Dodd; publicity, w. c.
Belcher, chairman: Walter w. Taylor,
ohn Fl. Scott, William G. Frost, Charles
e.. Gorton. Charles Whiting Baker, Starr
j. Murphy. Joseph McGlynn, A. A. Spring
MAYER. Samuel L. Brewster.
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COMMISSIONER TO TELL WHY
HE OPPOSED AN ELMIRA MAN

When the Mems Guild of st. James's
Church meets Wednesday night 1t is
expected hat School Commissioner
Ellis will tell why he SO vigorously OPP
posed the appointment of Don Carlos
Bliss, Of Elmira, as superintendent of
schools of Montclair at a salary of
$4,000 a year
The meeting VIII be addressed by
Montclair High School; J.. M. Thomp-
son. principal of the Mt. Hebronl High
School, and f. c. Clifton, principal of
the Watching School. The discussion
will be upon the school system
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Farmer Smiths Shows for Children.

George Henry Smith GARNER smith will
entertain the children of Verona at Johnson's
Hall in Verona Monday afternoon. at 4 o'clock.
He will be assisted by Professor Gary. the Ia
will give a complimentary entertainment to the
boys at the Newark City Home In Verona.
on Tuesday, April 9th. he will entertain the
children of Summit at the B~eechwood Hotel at
4 p. m. He will be assisted by Miss Frances
Rose, soprano, OF Montclair; Miss Marjorie
Cameron. accompanist. of Montclair, also Pro-
lessor Carly, with Punch and Judy.
The next appearance will be at Morristown
New York city, VIII give her famous negro
dialect sketches in addition to the usual
Punch and Judy show by Professor Gaffy.
Dover will be the next appearance for
Farmer Smith. He will entertain the children
there at the Royal Arcanum Hall. at 4 p. m,
assisted by Professor Gafy with his Punch
and Judy show.
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HUSBAND HELD FOR TRYING TO
HIT HIS WIFE WITH STONES

Ignatz Sandusky. of ) Hartford
street. this city, charged with being
intoxicated and threatening to XIII his
wife. Mrs Anna Sandusky, OF Orange,
was fined $50 in the Orange Police
Court today. Sandusky, it was alleged.
went to the home Of his wife yesterday
afternoon. and after being refused ad-
mittance picked up several stones and
tried to strike the woman with them.
Sandusky vas also accused OF attempt
ing to resist Policeman Patterson. who
arrested him. but escaped punishment
on this count.
1t developed that Sandusky has not
contributed toward the supper of his
wife for three years. and she was in
structed to make a charge against him
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GLIB TO VOTE For OFFICERS.

The nomination committee of the
East Orange Republican Club has post
ed the following names to be voted
for at the annual meeting Thursday
night: For board of governors, Frank
NJ. Bennett. Walter z. Murdoch, Elmer
s, Burnham. George A. Underhfll,
George e. Youmans; for president,
Colonel George P. Olcott: for first vice.
president. William D. Gilbert; for c
ond vice-president, Jeremiah o.
Crowell; for treasurer, Francis Gilbert
for secretary, Russell B. Palmer.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-04-08
WEST HUDSON KNIGHTS TO
HEAR LECTURE ON SOCIALISM.

Socialism win be the theme OF
William l. Toohey, who is TO lecture at
Columbus headquarters, Harrison, to-
morrow night under the auspices of
Kearny Council. No. 402, knights of
Columbus, of Harrison. DIR. George c.
Young, Thomas Marshal. John Hanold,
Charles Kelly and George Barry, Of
Kearny Lodge of Elks, will also enter
tain. and the Columbus quartet, com
posed of William Desmond, James Fay,
George Christie and Arthur Goodman
will give selections. While h affair
is to be complimentary, admission will
be by ticket only.
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Voters League of Nutley
@. KS PrObert and Diebitsch

Emil Diebitsch and Edward Probert
were unanimously Endorsed by the Nut
ley Voters League for the Office of
commissioners under the commission
form of government lately adopted by
the town. Twenty-Five men have been
mentioned for the three commissioner
ships. The ten receiving the highest
vote at the primaries on April 20 will
be voted upon at a regular election.
Letters congratulating the town
upon It's adoption of the new form of
government were received from promi-
nent officials, including Mayor Dom
nelly, of Trenton, and Mayor CARRIER,
of Ridgewood.
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FUNERAL OF MRS. W. H. CROSS.

Mrs. William II. Cross, wife of an Or
AFTERNOON In 81. Mary's Hospital, Orange.
Mrs. Cross, who was formerly Miss Cath
survived by her father, Michael Conlin
two brothers, two sisters. her husband
and o daughter. Sh was a member OF
Court Frank Circle. Foresters of America,
of Orange, and OF the Ladies' Auxiliary,
A. o. H. OF Harrison, where she for
merry resided. Funeral services will be
held from the residence, 80 Day street,
Orange, wednesday morning. A high
mass OF requiem will be said in st. Johns
Church. Orange, and interment will be In
st. Johns Cemetery.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-04-08
IMPROVEMENT CONTRACTS
AWARDED IN BLOOMFIELD

The bloomfield Town Council has
awarded contracts as follows:
Furnishing cast-iron pipe for use OF
the water department. Florence Iron
Works. Philadelphia. 1886: Gienwood
and MaoIis avenues storm sewer. Frank
MorieIlo. Orange. S1e57.40; laying VIII
lard avenue concrete curb and gutter.
schouler Cement Construction Com
pany, Newark. ]. 7eS.0ss storm drain,
James stree to Third river, James 7.
Boylan, Belleville. ss14.67. The election
Of Charles Z. Garrett as secretary Of
Montgomery Hose Company No. 4 was
approved.
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East Orange Recorder
Will Be Counsel for Cop.

Recorder Mott will appear as counsel
for former Policeman Stephen Lentz at
the meeting tonight of the East Orange
Police Board and make application for
a pension for him. Lentz served as a
policeman for twenty years, but lost his
hearing and retired. He sued the city
to be placed on pension a veal ago, but
was not successful.
The board will also try Policeman
Charles Martin and may appoint a day
roundsman and two more patrolmen.
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OBSERVE THIRTY-SEvENTH
ANNIVERSARY OF WEDDING

Shade Tree Commissioner and Mrs.
John M. L%aclkner, of 115 Twenty-second
street. I%rvington, celebrated their
thirty-seventh wedding anniversary
yesterday at their home. About thirty
relatives and friends were present. The
rooms were decorated with ferns and
lilies. Piano selections were given by
Miss Sadie Lackner. Miss Olga Sched-
Ter and Mrs. William Hodgetts, and
piano and violin duets by Herbert
Schneider and Charles Lackner. A u p
per was served, at which August
Schneider acted as POSTMASTER.
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POLICE STOP POLE SETTING
BY PUBLIC SERVICE MEN.

The Bloomfield police were called out
today by irate property-owners in Wal
nut terrace and Williamson avenue to
prevent employees of the Public Service
from erecting poles for electric lights.
Among the complainants were Mrs.
Charles KLEIN and Mrs. Andrew Club
Patrolman William F. Mertz told the
men to stop work. which they did.
Heretofore permission of property
owners has been obtained before put
ting up poles.
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REV. F. B. CARTER SURPRISES
PARISHIONERS BY RESIGNING

After a service of twenty-seven
years. Rev. Frederick B. Carter. rector
Of st. Luke's Episcopal Church. Mont
clair. surprised his congregation at the
Easter services yesterday by announc-
ing his resignation.
Mir. Carter win be made pastor emer-
titus. For twenty-five years he served
as secretary OF the missionary board
II the Episcopal Church, and he was
also an aroh deacon in the Newark
diocese
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BELLEvILLE GIRL OPERATED
UPON FOR APPENDICITIS

Miss GLADYS Cooper, IS. daughter of
Arson Cooper. of 15e Washington W
nue.. Belleville, a student al the State
Normal School, Montclair, lie recover
ing from an operation for appendicitis
in ST. James's Hospital, this city. 1t
was performed by DR.. John Condor, of
Belleville, and DR.. e. zeh Hawke, of
this city.
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MRS METZ'S FUNERAL.

Funeral services for Mrs. Elizabeth Metz,
of Bloomfield. were held yes serday IN the
Park Avenue German Presbyterian
Church, that town. Rev. Remi ]. But
tinghausen. pastor of the church. of1ciated.
Her surviving children are Louis KIM,
John H, Adam and Henry Metz and
Mrs. Edward Bovine. all of Bloomfield.
Burial was In the family plot in Bloom
field Cernetery.
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Quarreling Couple Let Go
by East Orange Recorder.

William Feeney, of 14s West 10Sth
street, New York, who was involved in
q row with his wife opposite the Holy
Sepulchre Cemetery, in East Orange.
was arraigned today with her before
Recorder Mott. The recorder suspended
sentence. Mrs. Feeney was ais re-
leased.
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SEEK TO GUARD RESIDENTS
OF ORANGE FROM GAS LEAKS

To safeguard residents Of the city
against death by gas the Orange Board
of Hesith today began an INSPECTION
OF all gas fixtures and pipes ia houses
and public buildings. Two inspectors
are doing the work.
In the tenement district they diecov-
cred many leaks. The tenants said
they had become accustomed to thu
odor OF escaping gas
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BATTLE WITH BRUSH FIRE.

The Miliburn firemen were called out
yesterday to extinguish a brush fire
in the rear OF the residence OF of A. s.
Parkhurst on Old Short Hills road,
that town. The fire had gotten near
the Parkhurst residence, and owing to
the high wind gave the ffremen a
battle for more than an hour before
1t was extinguished.
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East Orange Mayor Has
Plan for Annual Report.

The Issuing OF annual reports in Rast
Orange VIII shortly be decided upon.
Mayor Gregory said todayAe favored
one in comprehensive form. and would
be distributed to avery resident.
The annual report IN 1910 cost 81 a
volume, but last year when the eSecu-
tive reformed the practise IT wa about
81 cents a volume.
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rIREMEN's BALL TONIGHT.

Struck by a trolley car, George Graham
and william Klampett, both of Schuyler
avenue. Kearny. were thrown to the
ground Saturday when the carriage In
which they we've riding was overturned.
The accident occurred at Kearny avenue
and Halstead street. Graham and Klard-
petit were taken home In the automobile
owned by DIR. A. A. Mutter, and the ply
sician attended them.
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Of honor and bridesmaids were gowned
In pink satin. A very pretty and SEN
sible innovation was the shower OF rose
petals which fell upon the happy couple
as they were about to depart. rather than
the homely and ofttimes injurious old
shoes and hard rice. After month S
honeymoon trip through the south and
west Mr.. and Mrs. Morrow will be at
home at Indianapolis. Ind.
DR.. and Mrs. George B. Welch leave to-
day for Ojibway Island, Canada.
Miss Paulina Worch is spending the
summer abroad
Mr.. George c. Maynard's family are
spending the summer on Cape Cod neal
Hyannis. Rev. Dr. Woodrow Of the First
Congregational Church, also has a cot
tage at this resort.
Miss Edna Snyder and Miss Faith Sny-
der, daughters Of Rev. and Mrs. William
Tayloe Snyder. will leave tomorrow for
Fauquier county. Va, to spend the sum-
mer.
On Tuesday evening Miss Helen Spring
mann entertained some of her friends at
a small dance at her home in Petworth.
Refreshments were served, and a very
pleasant evening was spent The guests
were Misses Irma Reichard, Rosina Eur
Evening star., 1912-07-07

to the White mountains for the re-
mainder Of the summer.
Miss Helene Marchfeld has returned to
town after spending fortnight In At
lantic City.
Mrs. William MichaeEs and daughter.
Virginia are the guests Of relatives
in Baltimore.
Miss Celeste Goodman has joined
Mrs. A. NJ. Baer at Ocean View, Va,
for several weeks.
Miss Edna Oppenheimer of kalo-
rama avenue is the guest of Mrs. Max
Levi of Baltimore.
Miss Ida Baum has returned from a
visit in New York.
Miss Johanna Young is visiting Mr..
and Mrs. Harry Behrend of Hunting
ton, W. Va.
Miss Rose Levi has returned from a
two-week trip in Louisville, KY
Miss Ethel Meyers Of Baltimore Is
the guest of her cousin, Miss Gladys
Mayer of the Airey View.
Miss Ma1vine Gassenheimer, who was
the guest Of Mrs. Samuel Gassenheim-
Evening star., 1912-07-07

her fiance at q reception and since then
the romance has hourfshed, with the re-
suit of their engagement In the last
month. The bride-to-be Is q belle in the
navy set Of this city. where the announce
ment Of her betrothal will be made short
ly. Mrs. Gil and Miss Bulkley are on
their way east, where they will be Joined
shortly by Capt. Gill.
Bayard Hyde-Smith is the son OF Mrs.
Eleanor Hyde-Smith of San Francisco. He
is Q brother of Mrs. Baldwin Wood. for
merly Miss Gertrude Hyde Smith, and
Of Mrs Harold Dillingham;, formerly Miss
Margaret Hyde-Smith, who, since her
marriage, has resided in Honolulu. His
aunts are Mrs. Alexander Garceau. Mrs
Cazn1lo Martin and Miss Mamie Hyde
The groom-elect formerly was In busi-
ness in San Francisco. but for the last two
years he has lived in Honolulu. where he
was Joined recently by his mother.
As yet there are no plans in regard to
socia, event OF the late autumn. The
future home Of the couple will be In Hon.
olulu, where the Hyde-Smiths own q
large plantation.
The Misses Craig Of East Capitol street
have changed their place Of residence for
the summer to 1917 28d street.
Justice and Mrs Gould have closed their
re0ldonce on 10Th street and with their
family h9ve gone to Ocean City, Ma.
where th0y will remain until late In Sep
tember.
Miss leila Mae Henry ana her brother.
Representative and Mrs. Henry, win
Evening star., 1912-07-07

er, has returned to her home in Louis
vile, KY
Misses Marie and Valerie Bondy
have returned from a visit to Balti-
| more
Mr.. Theodore Picard and niece, Miss
Elsie Picard, have taken trip to
Niagara Falls, Buffalo and the great
lakes.
Miss Flossie Rothschild, who was the
guest of Miss Rose Breslau. has re-
turned to her home in Baltimore.
Miss Hilda Kahn Of Charlottesville.
Va Is the guest of Miss Helen
Fisher of Lanier place.
Mrs. William Sley Howard. wife of Rep
resentative Howard Of Georgia, who has
been very i'll at her apartment at the
Parkwood, has recovered sufficiently to
see her friends.
Mrs Mainhall of Q street entertained
at a dance Tuesday In honor Of her
daughter, Miss Gladys, and Miss Angela
Chappelier.
Mr. and Mrs. John NJ Culp Of Q street
are spending a while in Atlantic City.
Mrs. Richardson Gibson Of III street
northwest Is spending the summer at her
old home in Lexington. KY.
Miss Leila Farman of Lexington, KY,
who had been visiting Mrs. Evans Of N
street. Is now the guest of Mrs. Roscoe
Bulmer at Annapolis. On her return to
the city she will be entertained by Mrs.
]. NJ Culp at her residence on Q street.
Lieut.. Commander and Mrs Tallman of
@ street left Saturday with their chill
dren for jamestown, R. l., where they
will remain until fall.
| nodls Of the Medical Corps, q. 8. A. has
gone to Watkins Glen, n. Y, for the re-
mainder of the summer.
Mrs. Wilby. wife of Lieut.. Wilby. U. s.
A., Is spending the summer at Monterey
Inn In Pennsylvania
Mrs. Speare Of Westminster street is
visiting Mrs. Breneizer of Dunn LoFfng,
Va.
Mrs. and Miss Williams of Cleveland
Park. who are spending the summer in
Europe, are now enjoying the picturesque
sights OF Venice.
Mrs Turner and Miss Grace Turner Of
Cleveland Park are spending the summer
at their farm, Tippecanoe, in Pennsyl-
vania. Mr.. Edgar Turner will make
weekend visits during the summer.
From Jefferson Barracks, Mo-, comes
the announcement Of the marriage OF
Miss Janet Wood and Capt. Henry C.
Pillsbury of the Medical Corps of the
United States Army, which was cele-
brated there June 5. The bride is the
daughter OF Col. William T. Wood. U. s.
A., and Mrs. Wood. Capt. Pillsbury IL g.
brother of Capt. George B. PillSbury,
who married Miss Bertha Sidney Smith
of San Francisco.
After a short stay at their home in
Chattanooga, where they went. after at
tending the convention In Chicago. Sena-
tor and Mrs Newell Sanders have re-
turned here.
Gen. W. B. Haldeman and Mrs. Haide-
man, who have been for the past fort
night the guests Of Mrs. Haldoman's s
nephew and nieces Mr. and Mrs. Reginald
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horst, Theresa and Marguerite Waters.
Ethel Hewlett, Dorothy Smith, Eliza
beth Thomas. Ada May Conn, Marian
Miller. Alice Smith and Margaret Sulli-
van, Messrs John Waters, Phil Baldwin,
Jack and Clifton Lynch, Frank Loff1er.
George Norris Carlyn Guy, Edwin
Davis Irwin Lower and lie Roy Delaney.
A pretty wedding took place the
evening of June 26. at o'clock at the
Vermont Avenue Christian Church, the
contracting parties being Miss Vernah v.
Spiker of Washington. D. c.. and Mr.
John Logan Kuhn of Knoxville. Tenn,
| they being married by the pastor of the
| church, Rev. Earle Wilfiey.
The bride wore white satin, trimmed
| with fine lace and pearls, and carried a
| of the valley.
Miss Ernestine only sister Of the bride,
was maid of honor, and wore point
| esprit net over pink satin, and carried
| a bouquet Of sweet peas.
The bride was given away by her
| brother. Mr.. Clarence ]. Spiker.
| The bridesmaids were Miss Roberta
Braddock and Miss Josie Vann, who wore
pink crepe de chine, trimmed with venise
| lace, and carried bouquets of sweet peas
The groom was attended by his college
chum Mr. kiel, who acted a s best man.
The ushers were Messrs. Irving r. and
Hugh H. Saum, Mr.. Harry Thompson and
Mr.. Carlisle Spiker, brother Of the bride
After the ceremony a reception was
given to a large number of friends at
the home of the brides parents. Mr.. and
After the reception the couple left for
an extended trip to the south
Mr.. George F. McInturff left July for
an extended tour of the west, visiting
Chicago, Minneapolis, Seattle and at
Portland. Ore, will be with his son,
Carlton F. McInturff, formerly of this
city.
Mrs Siegfried F'anti, with her two
daughters, Ernstine and Mary. Of Savan-
nah, Ga, is visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs Max Cohen, 1917 BiNmore street.
| Mrs. Milton Kronheim and son are
spending the summer at Warrenton. Va.
A daisy luncheon was given Wednesday
at Pderces Mill as a surprise to Miss
Irma Stern, In honor Of her recently an
| nounced engagement to Mr. Kalisher.
After a delightful luncheon. when the
| decorations were daisies and hand-paint-
ed place cards, Miss Stern was given
| q linen shower. The guests were
Mrs Simon Nye, Mrs Alfred Rosenthal.
Miss Esther Behrend. Miss Verbena Ad-
| ler, Miss Florence Nye. Miss Marguerite
Kaufman and Miss Laura Adler
Miss Theresa Adler Of Baltimore is the
guest OF Miss Johanna Adler OF Fair
mont street
Mr. Sidney Reizenstein is spending the
week end at Deal leach, N. j., as the
guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Gsadore Saks-
Mrs. Ernest Mass and son of Tampa.
Fla, formerly of this city are spending
the summer at Warrenton, Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. Morton Luchs spent the
week end with friends on the eastern
shore, Md.
Miss Miriam Franc Of 9Th street is
| visiting relatives in GOldsbOro, N. C.
Mr.. and Mrs. Simon Lyon, Miss Flora
Lyon and Master Richard Lyon OF the
Ontario left town Wednesday to spend
/ the summer In Atlantic City.
| Miss Minnie Heilprin is visiting her
/ sister, Mrs. James Horrowitz of Cleve-
land. Ohio. From there she win go