Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-07-20
RyINGTON

The Irving Club has elected officers for
the ensuing year as follows: President,
Mrs. Raymond d. Carter; vice president,
Mrs. Leonard H. Robbins; recording Sec
rotary, Mrs. f.. S. Shawger: correspond
ing secretary. Mrs. Gilbert c. Highly /;
treasurer. Mrs. Nathaniel Drake; pro-
gram committee. Mrs. Lyman NJ. Jenkins,
Mrs. Walter c. Reed. Mrs. Julia NJ.
Brown, Mrs. Ella C. Engelberger, DIR. Ida
N. Bruce; entertainment committee. Miss
Anna e. Snyder. Mrs. Willis r.. King,
Mrs. Harry L. Fooks. Mrs. Emma L.
Drake, Mrs. Maine B. Tompkins.
The Irvington Park Field Gu has
elected officers for the ensuing year as
follows: President, Willard Mckee vice
president. Charles A. Warren; secretary.
Charles II. an Nest; treasurer, Samuel Il.
Minnick; sergeant-at-arms. William Oil
yer: manager of the. team, Wilbur H.
Timbrook; assistant manager. Howard A.
Timbrook. Arrangements are under
way for a smoker and entertainment.
Mr.. and Mrs. John W. Sipp. of 81 For
tieth street. are entertaining Miss Fran
ces Geiger, Of Philadelphia.
Miss Efie s. Durand. of 11o6 Sprir.,-
field avenue, is entertaining the MISS
Lillian and Norma Fales. of sherbrook,
Canada.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel NfcCord. of 30
Augusta street, have gone to Denville,
where they will occupy their new
bungalow for the remainder of the
summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Michael O'Connor and
daughter. Miss Katherine O'Connor.
have returned from a stay at Asbury
Park.
Miss Ida Deremus, of So Orange
avenue. has been the guest of her
brother. Frank Doremus, of Upper
Montclair.
Religion; of What Does It Exist?s
will be the morning subject of Rev.
William H. Hainer. of the First Chris
tian Church.
Rev. John Hart, of Neshanic, will
occupy the pulpit of the First Re
formed Church tomorrow morning.
There will he no evening service dur
ing the absence Of the pastor. Rev.
JTriah Mcclirchie.
Mrs. Conrad Oechler, daughter
Marie and sons. Alfred and Victor, OF
6 North Smith street, are stopping al
.Asbury Park.
TIE annual excursion of Trinity
Episcopal Church Sunday school to
Asbury Park yesterday was largely
attended. The arrangement commit
tee was under the direction of Super
intendent F. Douglas Badgeley.
George Harbidge, the Oldest Civil Wal
veteran in Irvington, celebrated his
eighty-seventh birthday anniversary yes
terday at his home, II Lake street. Mr.,
Harbidge only retired from active service
with the Albright Rubber Works OF
Newark less than a year ago. He is re-
markably well preserved for his age. His
ond birthday anniversary.
Mrs. Clifton Terrill. son Hoyt and
daughters Bessie and Evelyn, of 1866
Springfield avenue, have gone to Denville,
where they will occupy a bungalow for
the next fortnight.
Miss Laura. Terrill. of Clinton avenue
west, left today for Denville, where she
will be the guest Of her brother-in Law
and sister. Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Hard
mann.
Edward Rooney. who gave his address
as 923 East Hoffman street, Baltimore,
was arrested yesterday by Patrolmen
Meyer and Camp for lettering and disor-
derby conduct on Grove street. He was
found guilty by Recorder Turton this
morning and sentenced TO thirty days in
the county jail.
DR.. Ida N. Bruce. of Springfield ave
nue.. has gone TO her summer cottage.