Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-10-06
SOUTH ORANGE.

Arrangements are being made by
Rev. David De Forest Burreu, pastor
of the First Presbyterian Church, for
the formation of a Presbyterian sun
ians and negroes. Rev. Mr.. Burrell
states that Creole Sciaraffa. of New
ark, after making a thorough canvass
of the situation in the village. has
classes. 1t was Mr. Sciaraffa who
formed a Presbyterian mission among
the Italians in East Orange, accord
ing to Rev. Mr.. Burrell.
Tree Commissioner George x. Bad
ger, former Village Trustee John r.
Weeks, c. c. Grant, c. Edgar Champe-
nois, Archibald Shiels and A. II. Ba-
taille have been appointed ushers IN
the First Presbyterian Church for the
remainder of this month.
has issued a marriage license to Miss
Newart Tikijiain, of Ridgewood road
and Hagop Harabedian, of Brooklyn.
Miss Gertrude Saal will entertain
home in Valley street tonight.
Wilbur Kyle and family. of Vose
avenue, have returned from Lee,
Mass, where they spent the summer
At the masses in the Church of Our
Lady of Sorrows yesterday, it was
announced that the priests of the
church would start taking the annual
census in the parish this week.
1t is expected that nearly 200 men
of the Church of Our Lady of Sor-
rows will participate in the Holy
Name demonstration at Bloomfiel t
Mary's Parochial School Hall, where
all will leave in a body. Edward
Bracken will be marshal of the South
Orange division.
Mrs. c. A. Crawford, of Turrell aye
nue., Is entertaining at cards at her
home this afternoon.
Covers were laid for twelve at a
dinner given Saturday night by Mrs.
Manton B. Metcalf at her home.
Miss Anna Ward will entertain the
Church at her home, 3O5 South Or
ange avenue, tonight: The official
board of the church will meet tonight
in the church parlor
South Orange Chapter of the. Ep-
worth League will hold chicken
waffle supper in the dining hall of the
Methodist Church october 16.
South Orange young folks to enter
college recently include Miss Dorothy
Beugler, to Massachusetts Normal
School, North Adams, Mass, Miss
Edith Hughes, to Mt. Holyoke College,
South Hadley, Mass; Donald Dougall
and Pierce Cassidy, to the University
aid Salisbury and Henry Garrison, to
Middlebury College, Middlebury. VT.
Rev. David De Forest Burrell. pas
tor of the First Presbyterian Church,
has arranged subjects to be discussed
at the weekly meetings in the church.
They are: October Z, Our Women's
Organizations and Their Plans" oe-
tober IA. Our Mems Club and Its
Plans" October R1, Our Christian
Endeavor Society and It's Plans;' &C.
tober 2S. Our Sunday School, Its
plans and Needs" November a, patri-
otto service, THE Obligations of This
Church to the Community" November
II. Our Trustees and Their Plans:
November IS. Our Session and Its
Plans" November 20. Our Greatest
Task Winning Souls"
Miss Alice Carter. of 6S Fourth
street, has returned after having
| spent two weeks visiting in Dover
Rev. DIR. Howard Giles, pastor OF
the First Reformed Church. East Or
ange, will be the speaker at the first
meeting of the season of the Men IS
| club, in the First Presbyterian
! Church, Friday night. His subject
will be. Things Worth While
/ The Mems Club of the Methodist
| Church will hold it's first meeting OF
/ the season Wednesday evening.
The South Orange Township Com
mittee will meet tomorrow night.