Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-11-14
MOrrist0wn Notes

Members of the choir of the South
Street Presbyterian Church are
rehears.ng j. B. Maunder's "Song
of Thanksgiving for presentation at
the special musical service on Sun
day evening, November %.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto II. Kahn, of
Cedar Court invited the boys and
masters of Morristown School to play
a golf tournament among themselves
on Mr.. kahn's private links this aft
ernoon. The school was invited to
afternoon tea, after the tournament.
A cup was offered for the winner and
one for the runner-up.
The annual football match between
the Hackley School, of Tarrytown,
and Morristown School will be Played
on the Whippany road grounds at
o'clock tomorrow afternoon. This
is the big game" and closes the reg
ular football season at Morristown
School.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur p. Butler sail
at noon tomorrow for Naples, to be
gone a year. Mr.. and Mr.. Butler hope
to spend the winter in Rome and visit
Greece before their return.
A Dansante for the benefit of the
Morris County Society for the Pre-
yention OF Cruelty to Children and
Animals will be held at Cedar Court
through the permission of Mrs. Otto
Kahn, on Saturday, November 49,
The entertainment committee in
cludes the Misses Mildred Eddy, Mar
jorie Motley, Dorothy Dennis, Cath
crime Clark. Elsie Nicoll, also Mrs.
George r. d. Schieffelin. Europe S
orchestra has been engaged. Quentin
Tod and Miss O'Hara will demon
strate the new steps and dances from
Paris and Argentina. The members
of the committee are selling tickets
at s1.50 apiece.
Charles J. Brunells dancing class
will give a barn dance" in Wash
ington Hall on Monday evening. No
yember "a, at which time various nov
elites will be introduced.
Frederick II. Thomas. Of The Nor
ris County Golf Club, has been nomi-
mated for reelection as secretary OF
the Metropolitan Golf Association
w. ID. Yanderpool, of Morris county
was a member of the nominating
committee. The election takes place
at Sherry's on December g.
Morristown Memorial Hospital de-
ponds largely for its winter supplies
on its Thanksgiving contributions.
An appeal has been made by the
women's association for canned
goods, groceries, winter vegetables
and money, to be sent to the hos
pital. Mrs. Stephen II. Little is presi-
dent of the women's association, and
Mrs. William e. Wheelock, Mrs. It.
w. Merrell, Mrs. George c. Frazer
and Mrs. James A. Webb, jr., are
e-presidents.
Mrs. w. r. Hull, who has been
spending some time in England, will
return to her home on Maple avenue,
Morristown, about December L.
Miss Edna Woolverton, soprano,
and Phil =. Jacobs, basso, give re-
cital at the Warford School of Music
this evening.
The Altamont Realty Company has
given out the contract for three
dwelling houses. on Altemont place,
the new street constr dcted across It's
property from Elm street, to the
Standard Construction Company OF
New Jersey, an Easl orange con-
Germ. Each OF the houses will cost
SC, 500. Plans were prepared by Harry
Robinson.
Rev Wesley r. Logan left today
| for Andersonville, Warren county
| where he has been assigned as pas.
| tor of the Methodist Episcopa
| Church. of that place. Mrs. Logar
| accompanied MIN. lDey VIII maks
| their home in Andersonville.
Mrs. Hildebrant. of Chester, i!
visiting her daughter, Mrs. Jesse
| Chapman.
| The Alpha M Club will presen
THE Million" In the Lyceum Theatre
on Thanksgiving Day, matinee ant
| evening. The members of the cas-
| are rehearsing diligently for the pro
duction, which promises to be a dis
tinct success.