Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-08-12
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. Mr.. and Mrs. Leopold jacobson, o
> $50 Broad street, have announced tn
engagement of their daughter, Mis-
Mollie B. jacobson, to Michael Sega
also Of this city. No date has beel
set for the wedding.
The Misses Edith and Annie M
Simonson, of SO Hillside venue, will
go to Verona the latter part of tn
week for a brief visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Roll, of 40
II Clinton avenue, returned yesterda,
from an automobile trip to Forket
River, where they spent a few day
enjoying the fishing.
Mrs. Edwin b. Williamson AND
daughter, of 4SS Mt. Prospect ave
nue., have gone to Onteora Park, II
the Catskills, for the rest of Au-
gust.
MIR. and Mrs. Forrest F. Dryden
and family are registered at the New
Monmouth, Spring Lake, for al In
definite period.
At the midsummer meeting of the
Newark Conference, Women's For
eign Missionary Society. to be held
tomorrow at the Hotel Arlington,
Mt. Tabor, an address of interest
will be given by DR.. Li-Bi-Cu, of
China, at the morning and evening
sessions. In the afternoon there will
be a parlor meeting.
Mr.. and Mrs. James NJ. Fisk, of
1853 Broad street, have returned
from Long Island and are at home
for a short period.
A subscription dance and music
festival will be held at the Hotel
Kensington, this city, Wednesday
evening. 1t is expected many of the
guests of the hotel and their friends
will be present. Several interesting
features have been planned and re-
freshments will be served.
Among the early fall weddings of
interest to Montclair people will be
that of Miss Catherine c. Scholl, OF
North Fullerton avenue, n Harold
Laid Smith. The wedding will take
place early in September at the home
of the bridegroom's parents.
Miss Louise X. Hardy, of South
Orange, has gone to New England
for a three weeks vacation. She
will visit friends in Gloucester and
South birmingham, Mass, for q few
DAVIS and will then journey IL
Peacham. VT, for the remainder OF
the time.
Mrs. Frank ]. Gaffney and family
of 179 Lincoln avenue, Woodside, are
at Sag Harbor, Long Island, for the
month.
Miss Elizabeth Glennon, of IL!
South Miller street, Montclair. IL
spending a fortnight at Sag Harbor
Long Island.
The marriage of Miss Josephin,
Jegge. daughter of Mrs. H. Jegge, o
300 Waverly avenue was solemnizet
Saturday afternoon in the rectory O.
st. Mary's Church. Miss Anna Vein
CART was the maid of honor and H
Zinser acted as best man. The couple
/ VIII mdhGI liCll llOIiiC at POdNi A1oaC
wood.
Members of the executive board .
the Women's Political Union jour
neyed to Pompton Lakes Saturda,
afternoon to attend a business meet
ing at the summer home of the presi
dent, Mrs. Abram Van Wrinkle, 0
Lincoln Park. this city. 1t was de
cided that the union should enlarg'
the ranks of the suffrage parade t.
be held in this city on October 2
and a unanimous vote was taken t.
that effect. 1t was also decided t.
hold a bazaar the first week in No
vember for the purpose of raisinl
funds. for the support of a pal,
worker and also to contribute to tn
Ohio campaign. The meeting close
with a social hour and a dainty sup
per was served. On Thursday eve
ming of this week an open-air meet
ing will be held in Military Park a
8 O'Clock. 1t is expected thai MI
Louis v. Aronson, of this city. viii
be one of the speakers, as will Mrs
Reynolds, of Orange.
The Misses Vera and Leoni Dieffen
bach, of As Hedden terrace, who hav'
been abroad since the early part o
July touring with the German Inter
national Teachers Association, hav'
been heard from and were in Ores
den, Germany, last week. They ar
being chaperoned by Miss Won Sey
fried and on August IS they will
leave the party and will trave
through Italy and other countries
returning home the last of September
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel s. Meyer, o
Seymour avenue, T spending a tw
weeks vacation at Lake George.
George S. Taylor. of Roseville. |
spending the summe al Asbur.
!, Park.
Mrs, Frank Fenner. of sss Contra
avenue, East Orange. who went t
} Buffalo. to visit her mother. abon
three weeks ago., has returned to he
home. While in Buffalo, Mrs. Femme
was stricken with typhoid fever. an