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

apron and necktie party given last night
on the lawn about the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. John Boyle. 161 Ridgewood road.
The lawn was decorated with Japanese
lanterns. Games were played and sup
per served if the open air. Those pres
ent included Miss Sadie Scully, Miss
Rose Herman Miss Elizabeth Ehrl Miss
Margaret Bowe, Miss Josephine M6rri-
son, Miss Alice Mccarthy. Miss Mary
Hartisan, Miss Mary McGrath, Miss Jen-
ME Morrison, Miss Lillian Herman, Miss
Rita Mccarthy, Miss Frances Manion,
Miss Kathleen Skef1ngton, Miss Lillian
Sullivan, Miss Marion Scott. Miss Alice
Magovern. Miss Margaret Kenny, Miss
Mabel Uffert, Miss Evelyn O'Keefe. Miss
Mary Hogan, Miss Bessie Hogan. Charles
Barrett, James Boyle, Henry Ebrl, Frank
voight, Anthony Preston, Peter Herman,
Michael, Preston, Thomas Morrison,
Frank Lally, Frank Sweeney. Thomas
Duggan. Frank O'Rourke, Fronk Dow
ney, Howard Corbett, Theodore Robin
son, John Corbett. Lawrence Corbett,
Thomas Fi~tssimmons, Frank McGarry
and Frank Fitzsimmons.
John H. McGruntber, of Valley street.
has been appointed by President Francis
speir as a special policeman to act in
Cameron Field.
Charged by Policeman Harry W.
Meeker with having been disorderly at
2 a. m. today. Robert Cowan, of 311
Fourteenth avenue, ewark, was arraign-
ed before Police Justice Edward w. Nc
Donough and fined IS.
John B. Sanford and family, of Acad-
envy street, will spend their next two
weeks at Asbury Park.
Alfred H. Brainard and family. of
Hartford road, have gone to Maine, where
they will remain until August 10.
William Colgan n family, of Wa
verify place, returned today from Leon.
ardo, where they spent a week.
Policeman Theodore Steve returned to.
day from a ten days vacation at the
Highlands of Navesink. Policeman John
]. Manion started a ten days lay-of.
Mrs. c. H. Loutrel. of 1O4 Scotland
road, will leave July &c for Ocean Grove
to spend her vacation.
James Murphy. a former resident of
South Orange. now of West Orange.
employed as a brakeman on the Erie
railroad. is recovering from injuries
caused last week when he was struck
by a train and hurled thirty feet.
The Prospectors will open the new
addition to their log house. in Riggs
place. tonight by giving an informal
social.
The Field Club baseball team is
playing a game IN the local grounds
this afternoon with the Dover Ath-
letic Club nine.
Max Willie, of Tilou road, who with
his family is now in Maine, will go
abroad next month
Mr.. and Mrs. Graham King. of TIL
lou road. have returned from the Adj
rondacks.
Rev. DR.. Jesse L. Hurlbut. district
superintendent. will occupy the pulpit
In the Morrow Memorial Methodist
Church, Maplewood, tomorrow morn
ing. In the evening Rev. DR.. r., X.
speaker. 47
hold an adjourned regular meeting
Monday night.
Floyd Rockefeller. of Lindsey ave-
nue.. left today for Chester. where he
joined his wife n Mrs. William
Rockefeller, of Riggs place, his
mother.
Miss Florence Balch. of Ridgewood
road. is at Yorke Beach, Me.
Valentine J. Hill. of Academy street.
South Orange, is a member of the
Hill & Newman Company, a new firm,
which has started a plant in Ninth
street, Jersey City, for the manufac-
ture of wooden boxes. Mr.. Hill has
been identified with box manufacture
ing concerns for twenty-five years.
william Goble. of IS Fourth street.
who was stricken suddenly Ill in the
Lackawanna roundhouse at Hoboken
on Tuesday. is recovering In a Ho-
boken hospital. The heat is believed
to nave caused the illness. Gob1e Is
employed on the LackaWanna railroad
as a locomotiya fireman.