Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-08-22

september D.
Miss Florence Williams, of West
Orange, is at Ideal Beach, Keansburg
Miss Bertha Merton and Stanley
Merton, Of Alden street, Orange, are
at Ocean Grove for two weeks. They
are stopping at the Hotel Belvidere.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Zoller. of
East Orange, have been spending
some time at the Hatakawanna Inn.
Budd Lake.
MI. and Mrs. Luther B. Willsie, of
Burnet street, East Orange. are the
guests of D. C. Baker and family,
also of East Orange, who are spend
ing the summer at @Budd Lake.
Miss Alice Hathaway. of East Or
ange, has gone to Ocean Grove.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Anderson. of
East Orange, are at the Ocean House.
Ocean Grove.
DR.. Gilbert NJ. Weaver, of East Or
ange, who recently returned from a
two weeks trip to Newfoundland and
| Nova Scotia. left yesterday for Mil
ford, Pa. where he will spend two
weeks. t..y.s
DR.. Sara c. Spottiswoode and her
father, George Spottiswoode,. of Cleve-
land street, Orange, have returned
from abroad, where they motored
through England, Ireland and Wales.
! Mrs. Bryan Grant. of 1876 North Sew
enteenth street, East Orange gave a
small luncheon on Tuesday, in honor
of the anniversary of her birthday,
The parlors were decorated with roses
and other flowers. The lunch table
was in pink and white orchids and
asparagus fern. The place cards were
hand-painted to represent individual
teapots, sugar bowls and cup The
favors were white and gilt round but
tons bearing the motto: Votes for
Women" with pendants of two shades
of yellow ribbon, the suffrage colors.
Mrs. Thomas Bennett, of fremont
| dNEHutr Oldn6t, Is oPtllulllS tWo
weeks in New York State.
Miss Gertrude Trabold, of East Or
ange, is spending her vacation with
Assistant Postmaster George J. Ira
bold and family, of Orange, at their
cottage on Meadow Island, Great
South Bay.
Miss Bessie Vance and Miss Edith
Vance, of Llewellyn Park, West Or
ange, are spending their vacation at
Lake Hopatcong.
Miss Gertrude Gordon. of Evergreen
place, East Orange. returned yester-
day from a two weeks stay at Tup-
per Lake, in the Adirondacks.
Among those receiving at the tea
given on Tuesday afternoon at Spring
Lake, by Mrs. Samuel Feirner. in
honor Of Mrs. Woodrow Wilson and
the Misses Wilson, were Mrs. John
Franklin Fort and Miss Margaretta
Fort, of East Orange, who are spend
ing the summer at that resort.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert .Turrell, of 70
Chestnut avenue, West Orange, will
return shortly by motor from their
summer home in Vermont.
The Rev. DIR. John Fulton Patter-
son, pastor of Central Presbyterian
Church, Orange; Mrs. Patterson and
Miss Ethel Patterson will return the
latter part of next week from Chau-
tauqua, N. Y, where they have been
spending the summer. DR.. Patterson
will occupy his pulpit on Sunday,
September 1. !
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick l.. Van
Ness and daughter, Miss Katherine
Van Ness, of Gregory avenue, West
Orange, have returned to their sum
mer cottage at Quimby, Va, after
spending several days at their home.
DR.. Adelaide w, Frinck, of Main
street and Mitchell place, East Or
ange, has returned from visiting rela-
tives in Glen Falls and Troy, N. Y.
Miss Alice James, of West Orange,
is the guest of her cousin. Mrs. Jona-
than Force, at Livingston.
Mrs. Mary 3. Hartman and Miss
Evelyn v. Hartman. Of East Orange.
are among the guests at the Sunset
Lodge, Ocean Grove.
Miss Laura Hollum, of Orange, is
spending two weeks at Ocean Grove.
Mrs. Edwin A. Black, OF william
street, Orange, is at Asbury Park.
Mrs. S. L. Jones and Miss Muriel
Jones, of East Orange. have gone to
Ocean Grove.
Alfred Kennedy, of East Orange,
has been at Budd Lake as the guest
Of A. H. Gseller and family, also Of
East Orange, who are spending the
summer at woodbine, in stonewall
Park.
Miss Malvina Davis, Of Park aye
nue., Orange, Is spending two weeks
at Atlantic City.