Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-12-20
SOUTH ORANGE

Before q large auulence idSe nl6 -
in the auditorium of Columnla filsn
School, the members OF the selaol
class of the school admirably present
ed the play, Her Own Way" inc
cast of Characters: Georgiana Carey,
Calene Thomas; Mrs. Carey. Halycon
Tucker; Mrs Stephen Carey, EDNA
Pfeil: Bella Shindle, the maid, Louis
Aberle; Lizzie, the maid, Ruth hes
selgraye: Lieutenant Richard Cole
man. Freeman Hathaway; Mrs. Sue
phen Carey's sister, Kenneth Dougall'
Stephen Carey, Edwin Williams
Moies. the butler, Franklin Wallace
and the footman, Sidney Self.
BY the overwhelming score or oS 10
%, the South Orange High Scnool
basketball team won from the Dover
High school representatives yester-
day afternoon in the local gymna-
SUM. The lineup of the South
Orange team and the number OF
noints scored by each: Thomas Fitz-
simmons. left forward, 49,; Loren
Hatch right forward, %; Kenneth
McDougail. left guard, 4; Clayton
Seaman, right guard 2 and Malcolm
Brady centre, 2.
The Christmas entertainment of the
Mission School, Newark-on-the- Hill,
will be held Friday evening. Mrs. f.
H. Taylor is in charge of the ar
rangements.
Mrs Francis c. Hasselman, of Tur-
rell avenue, is planning a Christmas
week party for her daughter. Miss
Mary Dorothy Hasselman.
All village employees were today
paid their salaries for the last half
of December. in accordance with
resolution adopted Monday night by
the Village Board of Trustees,
| oliver O'Deane, jr., is chairman of
| the committee arranging for sub
| scription dance to be given at the
South Orange Field Club. December
| 20.
Miss Grace Sims, soprano, and
George S. Overton, baritone, will as
sist the choir in special Christmas
music program at the morning and
evening services in the First Presby-
terrain Church tomorrow.
Arrangements are being made for a
concert to be given Wednesday eve
ming, January IA, in the South Orange
Methodist Episcopal Church. The art
lists will be Mrs. Philip L. Small, con-
tralto; Miss Mary Bell Cochran,
reader, and Mrs. William j. Brown.
| accompanist.
A social hour will follow the install
lation of officers of Century Lodge No.
100, F. and A. M, in Masonic Hall
Tuesday night.
South Orange Troop, Boy Scouts of
America, in charge of Assistant Scout
Master Alfred c. Kinsey, left today
on a ten-mile hike over the Orange
mountains.
| The Misses Helen and Lillian Car
! ter and Miss Genevieve Francis left
today to visit at Bath, Pa. They Will
return Wednesday.
Miss Jessica B. Gardner, of Sec
ond street, left today to spend ten
days with relatives at Middletown
Springs, VT.
Mrs. William Irwin, of Ward place,
recently elected worthy matron of
Mizpah Chapter No, SO. Order of the
Eastern Star, will announce her APP
continents to other offices in the
chapter at q meeting to be held De-
cember 80 in Jr. o. u. A. M. Hall,
South Orange avenue.
Rev. Alvin E. Magary, pastor of
Trinity Presbyterian Church, has an
nounced that a watch service will be
held in the parish housesof the church
on New Years Eve.
Bowling 2O3. Harry C. Burns at
tanned high score in a bowling social
given last night on the Greater New
ark Alleys, Vailsburg, under the aus
pices of South Orange Council No.
1S47, Royal Arcanum.
Howard Corbett, of South Orange
avenue. will give a birthday recep-
ton tonight at his home.