Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-06-11
U ORANGE.

Miss Genevieve Cooke, daughter of Mrs.
Mary Cooke, of 81 Second street, and
George Dunn, of New York, will be
ried in the Church Of Our Lady of Sor-
rows next Tuesday evening by Rev. Tim
othy M. Donovan. rector. Miss Eleanor
Cooke, sister OF the bride, will be brides
maid, and Arthur Dunn, brother of the
bridegroom, best man.
Mr.. and Mrs. William f. Allen, of Scot
land road, will sail on Tune 20 for a trip
abroad. They expect to return home
August 10, after which they will go to
Lakewood to spend the remainder of the
summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Yorke Allen, of Ridge
wood road, will leave soon for North
East Harbor, Me-, to spend the summer
months.
Henry ]. Weber, of Roland avenue, has
been presented by South Orange Lodge,
d p. o. E., Of which he Is past exalted
ruler, with a gold ring set with several
costly stones, including a diamond, and
decorated with the emblem of the Elks
lodge. Mr.. Weber will leave tomorrow
for Washington, d. c., where he Will
Join Mrs. Weber, who Is spending a week
visiting friends In the capital city. Later
he will attend the national convention Of
the Elks at Portland, Ore.
jeremiah Callahan. brother Of Mrs. HUI
bert ]. Curley, of %lrvington avenue, and
of Mrs. Mary Katz, of 50 South Orange
avenue, is seriously i'll at his home In
Morristown.
At Lake Hopatcong, where they went
in an automobile Sunday, a south Grunge
party, consisting of John Hart, Patrick
Ash and John Harvey all of Vahey
street; Robert N. Magee, Of South Or
ange avenue, and Henry J.. Weber, OF
Roland avenue, caught sixty-three fish.
Another party, composed of Joseph g.
COLLECT and William Herman. of Valley
street, and Alfred R. Allen, OF Academy
street, caught ffty-eight fish.
The baseball game scheduled for yes
terday afternoon between the South Or
ange and Summit High School mines was
postponed until next Friday afternoon,
when 1t will be played at the Field Club.
Clarence Rogers, formerly of South Or.
ange, nov of Boston, has returned home
after having visited Roland Pierson, of
Turrell avenue.
Members of South Orange Council.
Royal Arcanum, and their families will
participate in the "Arcanum Day" cele-
bration at Olympic Park, Irvington, June
%.
The Seton Hall College varsity base
ball team has just closed one of the most
successful seasons in the history of the
institution, winning eleven and losing siA
games. The record follows, giving the
Seton Hall score after that Of every other
team played: Berkeley Hall College, 3-5;
Holy Cross College, IL; Dartmouth Uni
versity, 10; st. Johns College, 7-1b;
Georgetown University, So; Villa Nova
College, ITO; Ursinus College, $40 and ~;
Springfield Training School, $40; Univer-
sity of Notre Dame, 43; Mt. st. Jeseph's
College, "a; Manhattan College. 46 and
80; South Orange Field Club, 80; Lafay-
cite College, 6-5, and Morristown A. A.,
80.
Mrs. Edward Fisher, of Tillou road. is
at Bay Head, where she will spend the
summer.
Johannes Bruyn and family. Of Tiilou
road, will leave on June II for their
summer home in Vermont.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bennett B. Schneider. Of
Hillside place are spending a fortnight in
the Catskills.
Mrs. william S. Rode, of Scotland
road, has opened her summer home,
winnesook Lodge, in the Catskills. Yes
terday she headed a party, including Mrs.
Edward N. Loomis, Mrs. Johannes Bruyn
and the Misses Julia and Elizabeth
Schneider, all Of South Orange, In an
automobile trip there. The party will re-
turn tomorrow.
At the Field Club Saturday the golfers
will play for a dinner. Two teams will
be organized and with the regular handi-
caps prevailing a series of individual
matches will be held, the winner Of each
match scoring a point for his team. The