Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-08-12

obliged to, go to a hospital, but Is
now much improved.
Mr.. Wallace B. Griffin and family,
of 1859 Mum emu East Orange,
are occupying their cottage on Shore
road, Budd's Lake.
AT Camp Kiamesha, the Newark
Boys Y. NJ. G. A. camp, Robert
Simpson, of Newark, continues to
hold the championship at tennis, hav-
ing beat H. kaufman. of Maplewood.
r. Donaldson Brown and family, of
East Orange, who are occupying their
cottage at Budd's Lake. have been
entertaining Miss Helen Weinbrough,
of New York.
George o. Seward and family, of
SIG Park avenue, East Orange are
occupying a cottage in Quogue, West
Hampton Beach, Long Island, and
| one of those on the beach dunes Is
w. T. Gooch, of t2s3 Ridgewood road.
| South Orange.
The Rev. Edward M. Farrell, act
ing rector of Our Lady Help of Chris
tians Church, returned on Saturday
from a three weeks vacation spent
at Belmar and North Adams, Mass.
During his absence the affairs of the
parish were cared for by Father
Corr and Father Landers.
The Misses Mary and Elizabeth
Smith, of Perth Amboy, have been
guests the past week of Miss Alice
McNulty, of 80 Clinton street north,
East Orange.
DR.. George Crockett Beckett, of 2so
springdale avenue, East Orange, left
Saturday for the Adirondacks.
Christopher FTnneran, of William
street, East Orange, Is spending a va
| cation at Ocean Grove.
Miss Maude ". Simpson and Miss
Mackinnon, of East Orange, left Sat
urday for Culver's Lake, where they
| will spend the next W weeks.
Miss Mary Mittelstead, laughter of
Lee ]. Mittlestead, of Clart ndon place,
| Orange, has returned from a three
months stay in Cincinnati. and will
go to Asbury Park later in the month
to visit relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Varndeli, of
Henry street, Orange, are at the
Spurl Point House. Boothbay Har-
Dor. Me.
Mrs. George e. Spottiswoode and
family, of Berkeley avenue. Orange.
have gone to their cottage at Bel
mar for a month.
Robert Hathaway, of East Orange,
who is at his parents summer home
in the Catskills, won first prize for
distance. 424 yards, last week in the
mems driving contest of the Noun
tain Golf Club tournament at Twi-
light Park. A. G. Greer, of East Or
ange, vas also one of the twelve
contestants. Nj Hathaway and his
brother Charles!y jr, are on the team
to play the annual series of golf
matches this week between the Noun
tain Golf Club and the Onteora Golf
Club.
Mrs. William L. Grimm and family,
of 1858 William street, East Orange,
will return the end of this week from
Asbury Park.
Mrs. Victor Richard and her daugh-
ter, Miss Carol Richard. Of North
Seventeenth street, East Orange, left
Saturday for Stony Creek, Conn.
where they will spend the remainder
of August.
Mrs. Frank Lott, Of Nineteenth
street, East Orange. 10 spending
August at Atlantic City.
Mrs. Linn Emerson, wife of DR..
Linn Emerson. Of st. Cloud, has gone
to New York State for a fortnight's
visit.
Mrs. Edward Van Ness, Of Nor
wood street, East Orange. will leave
today for a few weeks s~ojourn at
Atlantic City.
Mrs. e. Martin Michalis, of North
Walnut street, East Orange, has an
nounced the engagement of her
daughter. Miss Wanda G.. Michalis, to
John Pierrepont Constable, of Con-
stableville, N. Y, son of the late
James Constable. of Utica. N. Y.
Mrs. Michalis and her daughter are
at present in camp on Lake Ontario
Owing to the sudden death three
years ago of Mr.. Michalis. the family
since then have lived most of the
time away from their East Orange
home. Mr.. Constable is a grandson
of the late John Constable, of New
York, and is related to the Barclays.
McVickar and P%ierrepont families.
Mrs. Arthur D. Chandler, of High
land terrace, Orange, has returned
home from her sunmer outing.
Mrs. Charles A. Lindsey and fam
lily. of Washington and Park streets,
East Orange, who have been at Dam
willie for a month, are expecting to
return home next month.
Mrs. G.. Seward Foster, of charl-