Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-07-15
SOUTH ORANGE

Friends of Richard S. Farrell rendered
him a pleasant surprise at his home, 1877
Church street, Saturday night, the occa-
sion being the twentieth anniversary of
his birth. Those present were from the
Oranges and New York, and included the
Misses Helen, Josephine and Jennie Nor
rison, the Misses Florence and Harriet
Sherry, Miss May Skeffington, Miss Eliza
beth Murphy, Miss Florence Parry, Miss
Anna Decker, Miss Marion Ryan, John
Oyeralls, Patrick MCGEE, James Preston,
b Morrison, Patrick Morrison and
Harold Ryan, all of South Orange; Miss
Rita Ryan, Miss Emma Ryan, Miss Edna
Wheeler, Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Ryan,
Augustus Curtis and Howard weyler, of
Orange, and Mrs. Thomas Robinson, Miss
George Pering, Miss Irene Robinson, Miss
Gertrude Pering, Harold King and
Thomas King, of New York. Dinner was
served following a dance. The table dec
orations consisted of carnations and roses.
Stepping of the trolley car, No. 14S7,
while 1t was in motion at South Orange
avenue, near Scotland road, early today.
Miss Stella ~Lushauski, of 426 Richmond
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young woman was attended by DIR. Alfred
I. Benedict and removed to the Memorial
Hospital, Orange, in the Record ambu-
lance. AT that institution it was said that
the injuries were not serious and CON
sisted of bruises to the face and limbs
Miss Lushauski resides at the home of
Mrs. j. A. Speer.
Charged by Chanceman Harry w.
Meeker with having used disrespectfu
language to him, John Foley, of Church
street, will be to appear before
Police Justice Edward W. McDonougb
Friday morning at 9 O'Clock.
William H. Van Iderstine, of 66 Valley
street, Will leave tomorrow for Middle
town Springs, Vt, to spend a month.
Daniel Menchner and family, of 46
Lindsey avenue, have returned from the
Highlands of Navesink, where they spent
a week.
Schuyler Van Vechten, of Ridgewood
road, has returned from Bay Head, where
he was registered at the Bluffs.
Miss Ruth Masters has returned to her
home in Jersey City, after a visit to Mrs.
John Harvey, of Valley and Fourth
streets.
Miss Daisy Burns, of 1 vose avenue,
has returned from Brooklyn, where she
spent two weeks visiting relatives.
Robert Strange, Theodore Sill and
George Endicott have returned from Point
Pleasant.
Mrs. Edward Starke and sons, Richard
and Arthur, are passing their vacation al
Avon-by-the-Sea.
Miss Grace Watkins, of Lenox place
Maplewood, is sojourning at Budd Lake.
Miss Florence Hart, of South Orange
avenue west, is at Allenhyrst.
Mrs. H. NJ. Brainard and her daughter
Mrs. f.. A. Prince, of ia Irvington ave
nue., are spending some time in Maine.
Joseph Bird, of Maplewood, is visiting
at Clinton.
J. Howard Ord Is spending his vacation
at Asbury Park.
Edward w. Cooper of South Prospect
street, is at Ocean Grove for two weeks.
The Field Club baseball team is TIED
for first place in the Amateur Baseball
League, as a result of its victory over the
E%nglewood team Saturday. The score
was 4 to 1.
With a net score of 81, ]. G. Moore was
low man in the handicap sweepstakes
contested among the golfers at the Field
Club Saturday. His gross score was 81
and his handicap %. Philip f. Miller was
second, with a score of SO, and w. H
Toll, with a mark of p, was third.
The Village Board Of Trustees and the
Iieard Of Education viii each hold meet