Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-09-02

Mr.. and Mrs. Edward A. Everitt
and daughter, Miss Ellen, of Essex
avenue, Orange, are at Branchv1lle,
Sussex county, for a short stay.
Charles A. Mead, headmaster of
Carteret Academy, Ornge, will return
from oNrwalk. Conn, about the mid
die of September.
Mrs. j. w. c. Campbell, of Chestnut
street. East Orange. will return home
from East Alstead, N. H., on Septem-
Der IA.
Mrs. A. j. johnson, of Washington
terrace, East Orange. who has been
spending the summer at Sea bright,
will return home on September Is.
Frank j. Wilson, of rOange, is ex-
pected to return home from Camden,
Me, about September II. z
Miss Marie Tonkin, of High street.
Orange. is visiting friends in Dover.
Mr.. and Mrs. ePter Weber and
daughters, the Misses Weber, of Lin
den place, Orange, are at Belmar,
Miss Isabel Quimby, Nof Evergreen
place, East Orange, who has been
spending her vacation at Ogunquit,
Me-, will return home this week.
IT,. I rot - .Dnann utII
return from Siasconsett, Mass, this
week.
Samuel b. Clapp and family, of
Washington street, East Orange, are
among the guests at the ST. Elmo,
Ocean Grove.
Mrs. George B.. Wing and her
daughter, Miss Esther Ruth Wing,
who have been spending the summer
at Lake George, n. Y, have returned
to their home at 81 Halsted street,
East Orange.
DR.. j. Nj. w. Kitchen, of "a Pros
pect street, East Orange, will return
from Gilmanton, n. H, on Septem-
Der IL.
Among the East orangeites at.
Ocean Grove are MIR. and Mrs. Will
lam Armstrong. Mrs. c. NJ. Bruce, of
Arlington avenue north. at the Ocean
House. and Miss Helen Hull, at Hotel
La Pierre.
John ID. Everlit and family, of Cen
trail avenue Orange, will return the
middle of September from Bellport.
Long Island.
Isaac H. Blanchard and family, of
10S High street. Orange, who's have
been spending the summer at South
Hampton, l.. l., will return home on
September 10.
Mrs. Alexander King and family, of
81 walnut street north. East Orange,
who have been spendingnthe summer
at Hyannisport, Mass, are expected
home about the middle of September.
Miss Marie F. Ryerson, of East Or
ange, who has been conducting a
party of tourists through Europe dur
ing July and August, arrived home
Yesterday. Miss Ryerson and her
party were passengers on the steamer
California. of the Anchor line,
Francis II. Holmes and family, of
High street. orange, will spend the
winter in New York city.
Mrs. n. G. Campbell, of Central
avenue. Orange, has returned from
Chester, N. J. She will leave this
week with her granddaughter. Miss
Gertrude Earnshaw, to visit relatives
in High Bridge. Hunterdon county.
Miss Mignon Campbell. of East Or
ange, Is visiting in Middletown, N. Y.
Hhe Misses Elizabeth and Gertrude
Earnshaw, of Central avenue. Orange.
have returned from a trip to New
port, r. l.
Mrs. Lewis Hallock. jr.. of Halsted
street, East orange will return home
from Poland Strings, Me-, early in
September.
Mrs. Peter J. Luth and Miss Cecile
Luth, of High street. Orange, ave
peer spending the summer months at
the Arborton, Ocean Grove. Mr.. Luth
is at Rotterdam, Canada.
The Misses Marion Magee and Lii
liam O'Connor, of West orange. are
at Asbury Park over the holiday.
The Misses T. H. and Dorothy Will
Jams, of Orange, are registered at the
| Alaska, Ocean Brove.
Miss sEmily Dearborn Ayres, Of
York Harbor. Me, is the guest OF
Mrs. Charles C. Goodrich, of Llewellyn
Park, West Orange.
Earl MacDonell. of Albany, and
Jack Collins, of Johnstown, y. Y, are
visiting their cousins. the Misses Null
vihill. of 1888 Clark street, South Or
ange.
j. A. Yunk, of 422 Meeker street,
South orange, has gone to st. Louis,
Mo.
Auto RUNS AWAY
Losing control of his automobile.
In which a woman was riding, a
driver, whose name was not learned,
.ha4 the Car into q fanCa adjoining