Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-08-11
BELLEVILLE.

A special meeting of the commit
tee in charge of the clam-bake 20 be
held by the Democratic Club or. Au-
gust "a was held yesterday for the
purpose of considering the adVisa-
bilitY of changing the date so as not
II conflict with the oGtins e Belle
gln,. Council, Knights Of Columbus
on the same day 1t was found that
other clubs had Dawsons Grove en-
gagged on other suitable dates AND
it was necessary to retain tie Original
date selected. Former Councilman
George l. Byron and John j. Hughes
were appointed a committee to tai t
char &c of special features
Mrs. j. f. zeiss and daughter
Frances and Miss Grace zeiss, oil
! Academy street, Will spend the re-
mainder of the month at ocean Grove
Mrs. Peter d. Ackerman and daugh-
ter Daisy and son EDWIN OF Corl-
landt street are spending two weeks
at Lake Hopateong.
Miss Geraldine Scott. of New York
is spending several weeks as the
guest of Mrs Nelson Hatch, of Wash
ington avenue.
At a meeting of Belleville Council
Jr. o. U. A M. Thursday night, IT Is
expected that "A branch of the Daugh-
=
About fifty women have expressed
their willingness to join
Theodore w. Sanford and family
of Rutgers street, are spending tive
weeks vacation at Bradley Beach.
Mrs. Ferdinand Gilman, of Ralph
street. has returned from a three
weeks tour, which included Montreal
Toronto, Niagara Falls and Bulialo.
Mrs Gilman was accompanied oy MIS-
IIa rry Smith of RIoon1fipl1 and Mrs
Frederick Lang. Of Newark.
Representative teams of Believing
Council. knights of Columbus, crossed
bats at Columbia oval yesterday
morning in the first Of series OF
games to be played by the teams. ! es-
terday's game resulted in the All
star team being defeated by the Cubs
after an exciting contest by a scoi c
of Il to II. Spectacular fielding by
Powers was the feature of the giant
Mr. and Mrs. William A. Murray,
of philadelphia. former residents OF
Belleville. are visiting Mrs. Murray $
parents Mr. and Mrs. M. a. DunleaVy
OF Smith street. They will take up a
permanent residence In BelleVille.
A party of members Of Bellevue
Lodge of Elks, consisting of Emil II.
Albrecht, Harry d. Harrison, 8. c;
Johnson, George e Peckham, Edward
r. Mathes David |. Boyd, Henry Nc,
Cormack and Walter /, Joule enjoyed
fishing TRIP TO Long lslahd ySst"i
day.
Miss Frieda Kunze, of Greylock
avenue. is spending her vacation at
Clifton.
Arthur and Clara Van Duyne, OF l52
Franklin street are spending the
month at Mystic. Conn, with their
sister, Mrs c. r. Watrous.
The U. v. U. members will meet
tonight at the home Of Mrs. Clear
man. 339 Washington avenue.
Councilman DR. e. o. Cyphers, chair
man of the poor committee, has sug-
gested to the Town Council the ad-
plot in the Glendale Cemetery
Bloomfield. 1t is expected that the
council will act favorably on the sug-
gestion.
Miss Gertrude LANCE, of Jersey City
is spending several weeks with her
aunt. Mrs A. ]. Smith of Washing
ton avenue.
Mrs. Joseph Black and Joseph. jr.
of Brooklyn, formerly of Belleville
are spending two weeks with Mrs
Blacks parents, Mr. and Mrs. p. j
Byrnes. of Holmes street.
Mrs. j. Stakeholder and family, oi
Joralemon street are spending the
month at Ocean Grove.
Mrs. Thomas Schofeld, of Wallace
street is spending two weeks at Port
land. Me.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Lange, OF
Washington avenue, are spending the
month at Ocean Grove.