Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-11-05
SOUTH ORANGE

In order to regulate TIE automobile
traffic at South Orange avenue and
Ridgewood road, Marshal of Police
Thomas T. Mcguire has decided to
station a policeman there on Sundays
and holidays in the future.
For the third time in a week
Chancman Patrick Fahey last night
made an arrest for violation of the
law requiring a certain number OF
lights on vehicles In motion on public
thorough fares. Joseph Kopple. an
autoist, OF $50 William street, New
ark, was the latest victim of the po-
liceman lie Is charged with having
but one light on his machine while
riding in South orange avenue. He
was paroled for hearing today,
Miss Martha Heberton. daughter of
DR. and Mrs, W.. w. Heperton' OF
Charlton avenue, has accepted a po-
sition as instructress in gymnastics
at the Newark Seminary.
Miss Leah Thomas, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. william w. Thomas, OF lry-
ington avenue, has been elected presf-
Haven School of Gymnastics, New
Haven, Conn, where she is studying.
Mrs. Walter f. Harris, of 1913 Fair
view avenue, gave q luncheon at her
home yesterday. Covers We're laid for
eight. The table decorations were OF
yellow.
John N. Gellatly and family. of yose
avenue, are visiting at Cleveland, ..
The editorial STAFF for the year of
the Columbian, the monthly paper OF
the s9 c5oas3 orange gs
chief, j. Edwin Williams; literary
editor Helen Beugler: school news
editor Clara Gifford: alumni editors,
Lucy Nichols and Clayton Seaman;
athletic editors, Malcolm Pierson and
EVELYN Martin; art editor, Julia Mer-
KEEL; exchange editor Malcolm Brady,
and Joke editor. Grace Watkins. The
business manager Is c. Alan Brady,
| and his assistants are William Kirk,
| Edna Pfeil and Ira Nelson.
Edward Crosse, of South Orange
avenue, will leave Saturday for trip
to Schenectady, N. Y.
The South Orange High School foot
ball team won Its Anal game OF the
season yesterday from the representa-
tives OF Carteret Academy, of Or
Members of the successful team were
guests last night at a dinner given
lby the manager, G. Alan Brady, at
the latter's home in, South Orange
avenue.
Mrs George Enger and daughters
of Centre street, who spent several
weeks abroad, are in New York fof
the winter.
Funeral services for william f
Murphy, of I'll Prospect street, who
did Sunday, were held today, a. high
Church of Our Lady of Sorrows and
the interment was made in, the Gene
terry of the Holy Sepulchre.
Miss Lillian Hart has started 8
dancing class at the Montieth School
Scotland road
Arrangements have. been completed
for a harvest home" supper at tns
Methodist Church Friday night, under
the auspices of the Ladies' Aid So
ciety.
In honor of the charter members o.
South Orange Council No. 13A7, Roya
served tomorrow night in Red Mems
| Hall, Sloan street. An entertainment
| has been arranged by q committe,
consisting of Edmund =; Hixson, .
| d. Jackson and II. A. Davis.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Charles H. Licls, of F;
South Orange avenue. west. are pa
rents of baby girl born to then
yesterday.
| Arthur Van orden, son of Mr.. ant
Mrs. John Van Orden, of Third street
was removed yesterday to Memorial
| Hospital, Orange, where he success
fully underwent an operation for ap.
pendicitis.
The annual bazaar of Trinity Pres
| byterian Church will be held In tn,
parish house tomorrow afternoon ant
evening The committee on arrange
ments consists of Mrs. William u
| Gibby, Mrs. Allen e. Clough, Mrs
William j. Gardner, Mrs. W. b. Park e.
and Mrs. Edward Starke.
For allowing his automobile /,
speed at the rate of thirty miles "A
hour on South Orange avenue, Mon
| day night, as charged by Sergean
Ia. Tracey, Raymond Byron, of Ill
Fifteenth avenue, Newark. was fine,
SIS by Police Justice Edward w Nc
Donough today.
William Shortwell, of Edgewater
was fined So today by Judge McDofi
ough for not displaying light ii
the rear of his automobile while rid
ling in South Orange. October 80.