Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-08-19

The Misses Marie Huber, Made
line Gerlach, Mary Forester, Elsie
Peters, Amelia Remmele and Mary
Schuetz, of this city, and Katheryn
Elizabeth and. Margaret Rose, Of
Queens, Long Island, are spending
their vacations at the Elizabeth
House, in the Catskill Mountains.
Mr.. Edward Ball, of Summer ave-
niue, has returned from a fortnignt's
stay at shelter Island. Miss Louise
C. Ball, who has been staying at that
place, is expected home today, ard
Miss Frederick Skinner, of Orange
street, and Miss Margaret Morgan, Of
Scranton. Pa, who have been with
her, will return to their respective
homes. y
Mrs. Edward H. Colyer. of 149 Or
chard street, with Miss Jessie e. Ross
and the Misses Cobb, of Johnson ave-
nue., will leave tomorrow for a va
cation at Lake Minwaska. Ulster
county, N. Y, until Labor Day.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. L. Maxwell and
family, of 1874 Sussex avenue, returned
Saturday from a tour of the New
England States.
Mrs. George F. Tempel and son, of
10 Wright street, are sojourning at
Ocean Grove for two weeks.
Mrs. Herbert L.. Greene and son
Russell, who have been to Kenne-
bunkport, Me-, for the past three
weeks, with Mrs. F. H. Crogan and
George NJ. Crogan, are expected home
today.
Miss Edith S. Schroeder, of Linden
avenue, Bloomfield, will spend the
next three weeks at Ocean Grove. t
Mr.. and Mrs. George A. Roll, Of
Clinton avenue, who have beer TAX
ing a vacation by weekly auto trips,
will leave tomorrow in company with
Mr.. and Mrs. George Walters, of
German Valley, for Barnegat, for tine
remainder of the week
Mr.. and Mrs. C. M. Callahan. Miss
Mary Stockpole and Miss Florence
Mathews, of this city, are on an auto
mobile tour through New England.
Miss Clara Weidt, of 439 Washing
ton street, will leave the latter part
of this week for Singac for a period
of two weeks and will go to Asbury
Park to spend Labor Day.
Miss Anna M. Sullivan, of S21 South
Eleventh street, in company with
Miss Nellie Ryan, Mr.. Joe Hogue and
Mr.. P. ]. Ryan, of New York, will
leave the latter part of the week for
the Adirondack Mountains to remain
until Labor Day.
One of the fall weddings is expect
ed to be that of Miss Leonore Smith,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. l.. M. Smith
of Camp street, and Mr.. John Freitler
Another early autumn wedding will
be that of Miss Hilda Reichle, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Carl G. Reichle
of Myrtle avenue, Irvington, to Otto
Schneider, of Germany.
The Misses Florence Kunze and
Sophie Diehm are expected home this
week from a fortnight's visit at New
Paltz, Ulster County, N. Y.
Mrs. William Carlin and son, OF
lantic Highlands.
Miss Katherine B. Lipp. a graduate
, nurse OF the City Hospital, is taking
a months vacation.
) Mrs. Frederick S. Crum and chill,
; dren, of 751 Clifton avenue, will leave
shortly for a fortnight's stay at Bel
mar.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Sweet, of a
Sharon avenue. I~rvington. left toda,
for Portsmouth, Va, where. they will
be the guests of Mr. Sweets sister
Mrs. May Packer.
Mrs. w. B. Putnam and daughter
of Chadwick avenue, are home aftel
a month spent at Asbury Park.
The engagement has been an
I Oh MioS ElSic M. fldnIfi
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. John C
: Rahm. of Leomlnster. Mass, formerl.
= of the Forest Hill Section, to Leonar,
t B. Terhune, Of Mt. Prospect avenue
l Both Of the young people are popula
. in the North End section. No dat
e has been set for the wedding.
. Miss Lorraine Davies has returne,
$ to Fairmount, her summer home
after two weeks spent with friends a
Point Pleasant.
The Misses Elsie and Anna Lowen
A berg. of 243 Second avenue, this city
will return today from Massachusetts
where they have been spending thei
: vacation for the past two months.
Charles E. Van Week n family
t of Montclair, are cruising along Lon
Island Sound on board the steam
yacht Osceola, which has been char
8 tered by them for the season.
Mrs. William Audley White, Of Il