Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-08-14
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~ I'M LID and the UBURBS

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The many friends Of Miss Mar
jorie Dickinson, of Seventh avenue
deeply regret her departure today fol
Seattle, Wash, where h will resid'
permanently. Mrs. Dickinson, hel
mother, will follow later.
Mrs. w. J.. Lyon, of los Bloomfield
avenue, and Mrs. G. Norris, o
Bloomfield, are spending the weel
at New Haven, Conn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert A. Gilkinson
of $50 Summer avenue, and theil
guest, Mrs. Harry Hutton, r touring
the Jersey coast in their automobile
from their summer home at Port
au-Peck, on the Shrewsbury.
Joseph Ward has returned from
weeks ~sojourn in the Adirondacks.
Miss Jennie Mattimore and Mis-
Anna Mattimore, of III Bank street
are entertaining Mrs. p. J. Keahoe
of Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Luff and MI
and Mrs. John Bonneau. of Soutl
Eleventh street, have gone to Booth
bay Harbor, Me-, for a months stay.
Hubert Main, of North Ninth street
a.. aoeol;.- n vacation Of txyn week
at Kansas Falls, N. Y.
MI. and Mrs. D. F. Usina, of Bur
nett place, Nutley. will spend sewers
weeks with friends at Caskeen ant
Newport.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles H. Smith, o
127 East Front street, Trenton, hav'
issued invitations for the marriage o
their daughter, Miss Mary Alic
| Smith and Mr.. John Samuel Murphy
of Philadelphia, formerly of this city
The ceremony will take place Wednes
day morning, August %. at 10 O'Clock
in the Church of the Sacred Heart
Trenton, and will be followed by a re
ception at the home of the bride
parents.
Miss Lillian Barrett, of Sunni
street, is visiting friends in Provi
dence, r. I. Miss Barrett spent tn
last two weeks at Block Island.
H. d. Whitcomb, of Prospect street
East Orange, will be at Belmar will
his family till September 10.
Philemon Woodruff, of 40 Nortl
Walnut street, East Orange, the well
known attorney and former cit.
counsel of that city, is at Craigville
Mass, till September 9.
Miss Florence Forth and he
brother Edwin, of Central avenue
Orange, are spending a week In tn
Ramapo Mountains, N. Y. On thei
return they will go to A%llendale.
Miss Jessie e. Reid, of Centr
street, Orange, is at the Arbortor
Ocean Grove.
Miss M. Victoria Simpson, sten
ographer in the East Orange Wate
Department, is enjoying a vacatio
at Culver's Lake.
Miss Marion Werner, of Bell stree
Orange, is spending her vacation a
Asbury Park.
Mrs. Mary A. Dickerson and Mis-
Dickerson, of Hyde Park, East Or
ange, will spend the remainder {
August at Point Pleasant.
Miss Charlotte G. Lord, of Eas
Orange, is spending August with he
cousin, Mrs. Frank Sutton, of Ger
trail avenue. Dover. N. j..
Miss Zelda Bowman, of 313 An
herst street, East Orange, has return
ed from a W. weeks stay at WEI
Caldwell and Paterson.
Miss Mary M. Shine, of 479 WilliaI
street, East Orange. is spending he
vacation at Asbury Park.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Sands, of {
Walnut street, EAST Orange, wi
leave the end of the month for NJ
Sinai and later go to Mt. Tabor. Mr.
Sands was one of a house party er
tertained last week by Mrs. Robei
Haywood, of Renshaw avenue, Eas
Orange, at Avon-by-the-Sea. Mr.
George H. Neidlinger, of East Oh
ange, was also a guest.
H.. -
Duane p. Cobb, of Scotland roat
South Orange, has been elected sec
rotary of the West Hampton Countr
Club, West Hampton BeachSL. I,
Mrs. William HOLSTER, of Hillsid
place, South Orange, has returne
from a few days at Atlantic City.
Charles Hathaway, of East Orang'
has been elected vice-president of til
Mountain Golf Club, at Twilight Parl
N. Y, and also one Of the board {
directors and a member of the green
committee.
DIR. and Mrs. o. D. Whalin, of CHI
cago, left yesterday for home after
weeks visit to Mr.. and Mrs. H. +
Croker, Of 2S Glenwood avenue. Eas
Orange. During their stay Mr.
, Cracker gave several informal pore