Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-08-11
NEWS NOTES AND J0TTINGS
AROUND LAKE HOPATCONG

LAKE HOPATCONG, n. J., Aug.
11.-Mr. and Mrs. Abraham II. Cor
nish and family, of Elizabeth, and
Miss Mary Cornish and George A.
Cornish, of Gillette, are at the Buzz
card Roost Cottage for a two weeks
visit. Mr. Cornish is Newark attor-
ney, being the partner of, Judge H. V.
Osborne.
Louis c. Pippert has as his guest
Emil Malrich of Newark, at Avon
cottage.
The Lazy Bone Camping Club, of
Newark. has again pitched camp for
their annual outing. Among the
early arrivals are Morris j. Hoenig.
Elias A. Kantor and E. Hoenig, OF
Newark
Mrs. Emna Reinig and family have
returned to Newark to be near Fred
Reinig. who is in st. 1lichael's Hos
pital recovering from an operation.
Miss A. Foedick has remained at
their bungalow. Outlook Inn
Franklin Cannan and family have
returned to sheir home, in East Or
ange.
j. Knox Phillips, of South Orange,
is spending a few days at Kenmou
cottage
Miss X Egal,s. of Glen Ridge. will
spend several weeks at the Point
Mr.. and Mrsl Charles Homer, OF
Newark, have as their guests the
Misses NJ. Fox, w. McCabe and e
Martin and w. Z. and Robert Plum
of Newark. at Lowander cottage.
Leo Meye1awitz and NJ. f. Kraft, u
Newark. have taken charge of thu
Kraemer place and will manage II
for the rest of the season.
The Tusearora Canoe Club. of New
ark. has as it's guests Erwin Brown
Jacob f. Sanward. Alfred c. Walker
Edwin Hubbard, Clifford Bishop
Henry McNeary, James Watt, OF
Newark. at Camp Tuscarora. Eric
G. Anderson, of The knickerbockel
Canoe Club. sailing catoe Fly. is sait
to be the fastest on Hopateong. VIII
lam McNeary has returned TO New
ark.
Mrs. Wilson X. Brown. and family
OF Orange. spent the weekend a
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore u Frey anc
Henry c. Meyer of Newark; Miss NJ
Doerr. of Harrison, and Elizabeth
Archibald and C. A. Stewart, of Jer'
sew City, are among the recent ar.
rivals at the Mountain View House.
Francis e. Kip, of Irvington, ant
Alice y. Day, of Jersey City, are
stopping at 1.-The Rocks.
Manuel Sorensen, of Perth Amboy
is spending several weeks at CamT
Perth.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. T. Bigg. of New.
ark are spending a part of theil
honeymoon at the Stuphen Cottage
Among the other guests at the cot
tage are Miss Jane Calhoun, Mr.. ant
Mrs w. r. hewitt and Mr.. and Mrs
Ernest II. Bates. of Newark.
Camp Ruffit has been taken by Mrs
II q Farrand. of Newark, for tn,
rest of the season. The Misses Flor
ence and Madeline Farrand have ar
rived at camp.
Miss elsie Smith Miss Flora Rein
hart. Miss Anna Kohler and Mis-.
FLORENCE Smith, of Newark. are
snendine Are,lst - Cann eayViow
Mr. and Mrs. William r. sneai
have. as their guests Mr. and Mrs
u IL. Master and Howard Spear, o
Newark. ar Camp 1dakno
Shelby Cottage has been purchased
nv Mr.. r.. Beatty. of East Orange
the cottage has been opened by Mr.
and Mrs. E. Beatty. who are enter
tanning Mr.. and Mrs f. Hughes anC
l., Heye. of Jersey City.
r. ]. Thomas and daughter. o
Newark are at Y-Not Cottage.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph r. Bragassa
of Porto Rico: Mrs. c. Mcdowell, o
East Orange. and NJ and Mrs. \. .
Person. Of Bloomfield spent the week
end at Mt Arlington.
Miss Feiar Rhiree7 1'+h e New rli
arrived today at Outlook Inn Cot
TO f0t. - tEn-Wnpl< visit.