Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-09-20
BLOOMF'LD-GLEN RIDGE

Inc Men League Oh w eSImlnBier
Presbyterian Church, Bloomfield Will
arrange for it's winter activities at
q meeting to be held Thursday eve
ming, October 2. The incoming Of
dent; H. NJ Suplee, treasurer and c.
IS Meter, secretary.
The advisory committee of the Glen
Ridge Republican Club are Samuel
Worthington, Frank p. Kirby. George
q Linn, George A. Minasian, William
Ter Wi Wiiliam Dre B. . s hoWe William Vi l.
Flye, John L, Salter, A. D. Cooper.
J. r. Oschwald, r. 7. Root. Addison
H Hazeltine, Henry c. Haskins, 6. G.
Sayre. Charles G. Colyer and L. A
Jackes. A dinner will be given soon
when 1t is expected that former Gov
ernor Edward c. Stokes will be pres
ent.
DIR. Harvey R. Underwood and Mrs.
Underwood, of Belleville avenue, have
returned from Lake Como, Pa.
Spencer Phraner, of Spruce street,
has returned from New Hampshire
boys camp.
Mrs Samuel w. N Walker and son.
Harry, of Spruce street. are back from
their summer home at Greenwood
Lake.
Walter Underwood. of Belleville av.
enue, has resumbed his studies OF
osteopathy in Philadelphia.
]. Douglas Lawrence son of Mr.
and Mrs. John A. Lawrence, of 295
Montgomery street. will be found
among the dental students at the
University of Pennsylvania.
Robert Sternberger. of Berkeley
Heights Park, and Lincoln McCrod-
dan, of Ashland avenue, have re-
sumed their studies at Cornell.
Lawrence H Shorter, sr.. of New
street. has returned from his vaca-
ton spent at Greenwood Lake. Mr.
Shorter had much success at fishing
and landed a catfish weighing four
pounds. 1t gave him a battle before
he finally got him in the boat.
Howard C. Wells, son of DIR. and
Mrs Franklin C. Wells, of Belleville
avenue. has returned to Princeton
Raymond Martin, of Washington
street; Spencer G. MamiltoM 1r OF
Comely place and Mahlon Milliken, of
Watsessing, are among the Bloom
fielders at Rutgers College.
Mrs. Charles r. Underwood, of Park
place, has returned from an automo,
bile trip through New Yorkp and
Pennsylvania.
Ellis j. Benoit of Oakland avenue,
has returned from sojourn in At
lantic City.
The Bloomfield Catholic Lyceum
has elected William J. Webb. presi-
dent; Francis J. Van Duyne. vice
president Thomas O'Hara, recording
secretary; Leo J; Brady, financial sec
rotary; spiritual director and treas
urer, Rev. Charles Tichler; directors,
Timothy Canniff, William Coyle, Leon
ard Conroy and Charles Murray.
The marriage of Miss Rose Yueng-
ling to Howard Reynolds is announc-
day night. Miss Emma Yuengling
was bridesmaid and Alvin Reynolds
was best man.
The Bloomfield Republican Club will
hold it's regular meeting next Thurs
day evening. September. 26. recep-
ton will be rendered the candidates
who are successful at the primaries.
Walter Mingus HOPPER of Asbury
Park, has been the guest of friends
in town
Charles Warren Eaton, artist, of
Monroe place, has returned from
Paris, France.
Miss Adelaide Rinard, of the Garden
of Roses Company, has been the guest
of her aunt, Mrs. j. c. Stevens, of
Linden avenue. Glen Ridge.
Mrs. Mary Swain. Of GA Linden av-
enue is recovering from injuries re-
ceived by fall.
Chester A. Van Wrinkle. of Monts
gomery street, has gone to the White
Mountains.
The annual reception of the Hermit
tage Club was held last nightinCen-
Hall.
Miss Gretchen Greenwood, of Hill
side avenue, is at Moore's Mills, n. Y;
Mr. and Mrs l.. c. Grafton, of Rudd
court, are in Cambridge, Mass.
Rev Joseph M Nariello, pastor OF
the Church of the Sacred Heart, Will
observe tomorrow the forty-f1rst an
priesthood.
Miss Esther C. Wolfe, of Watses-
sing avenue has entered Smith Col
llege NORTHAMPTON, Mass.