Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-11-15
NUTLEY

A fair will be held at the Church OF
the Holy Family. in Harrison street
for four days, beginning November ~.
Dancing will be held each night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry ]. Waltjen. of
Cunningham street. will entertain at
auction bridge tonight. Their guests
will be Mr.. and Mrs. Usina. Mr.. and
Mrs. Dabney, Mr.. and Mrs. Lahens
| Mr.. and Mrs. Walcott and Mr.. and
Mrs. WEIGH.
/ Mrs. william H. Van Ripper. of
Vineland, is visiting her brother, John
r. Butler, of Kingsland road, over the
weekend,
| Mr.. and Mrs. Henry w. Goodrich
! and family, of Nutley avenue, have
closed their Nutley home for several
weeks, and are staying in New YORK
| city.
George Gladwin, of Highf1eld lane,
left today fer Mundane Point. Va, on
shooting trip
The Franklin A. A. will play its
first basketball game of the season in
| Hackensack tonight.
Three cases of diphtherla were re-
ported yesterday from the section
about Park avenue and Roma street
| The patients, all children, were re-
moved to the Essex County Isolation
| Hospital at Soho.
The girls basketball team of the
high school were defeated by the
South Orange High School girls yes
terday by score of II to 6.
The senior class of the high school
will meet Monday to select the class
pin and emblem.
A statement filed by J. II. Bellows
with the county clerk shows the local
branch of the Progressive party
spent $62.S6 in the recent election
campaign. The branch received Sf6.
Of which S24 was a contribution from
Emil Diebitsch. $13 from Alpheus
Geer $40 from Frank L. Rusby and
SIS from w. j. Kinsley.
1 Mrs. Ettiene LeBel, of Walnut
street. is entertaining Mrs. Edward
f. Nightingale and Mrs. Emma
Morris. of Paterson.
Charles M. Hillyer. of New City
formerly of Nutley. who has beer
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Charles E.
Johns. of High street, has returned
home.
Mrs. Abijah c. Fox. OF High street,
held her first exhibit of hand-painted
china at her home yesterday after
neon.
Mrs. William ]. Gray, of Hillside
avenue, is spending few weeks with
relatives in Bayonne.
The work of making tennis and out
door basketball courts has been
started on the Park School grounds.
Three courts for tennis and two for
| basketball weather are being planned.
The cornerstone of the Carnegie
Library in Nutley will be laid on
Saturday afternoon, November 20.
The program for the exercises in con-
nection with the event has not been
| arranged as yet.
Mrs. Stephen Fl. Dorr entertained
at dinner at her home on Sat-
| terthwaite avenue last night.
Mrs Bushnell Bigelow and Miss
Louise Bigelow, of Wayne place
sailed today for Cuba, where they
will spend a month with Mrs. Herm-
ley, Mrs. Bigelow's mother.
Mrs. Lucy Tompkns. of Montclair
| is the guest of Mrs. II. M. Libby, OF
! Whitford avenue.
| Dean WEIGH of Grant avenue, has
returned from Bristol, Conn.
| James r Hay, of The Enclosure
/ fas returned from Chicago.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. John Vernon Bowler
! jr.. of Nutley avenue, motored up to
lsNew Haven TODAY and chaperoned a
crowd of young people to the Yale,
Princeton football game.
A successful auction bridge party
was held at the Nutley Field Club
house last night Mrs. Joseph Lamb
was In charge of the affair.