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

Miss Lydia Clary, of New York,
! is visiting Miss Lillian Clark, of
Academy street
Dr. Francis E. Knowles, of South
! Orange avenue, is expected home
August II from New Gloucester. Me-,
where he is spending his vacation.
Mrs. Thomas Morrison and sons,
| Francis and Charles, of Lindsey av-
enue, have gone to Leonardo to spend
their vacation.
Mrs. Robert j. Lloyd, sr., and her
| daughters. the Misses Margaret and
Esther, of 366 IrvingtonS avenue, and
| Mrs Robert j. Lloyd, jr., of Waverly
| place, are sojourning at Leonardo
| William Burgess, formerly of South
| Orange, now of Bound Brook, has
been visiting George e. Wilson, of
| Fourth street.
Mrs. Hubert O'Hanlon, of Second
| street, Mrs. M j. Ryan, of Vose av-
enue, and Miss May Berrigan. of Troy,
| N. Y, who is her guest, will leave
tomorrow for Seaside Park, Rocka-
way, to spend their vacations.
Miss Margaret Smith, of 60 Ward
place, and her sister, Mrs. James
Drury, of Christopher street. Orange,
have returned after having spent
two weeks at Atlantic Highlands.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Charles c. Barnard,
| of New York, are spending several
weeks as guests of their parents,
| Mr.. and Mrs. George Barnard, of
Maplewood avenue, Maplewood.
Miss Tina Burt. of South Orange
avenue, has returned after having
spent two weeks visiting in Caldwell.
Mrs. John C. Bewley, of Second
street, has returned from Sea Beach.
where she spent two weeks.
In the final match of the Cameron
Field lawn tennis championship, de-
cided Saturday afternoon, Jack O.
Burns defeated Warner Tunis by
scores of 6-1 and rs.
! Mrs. William Farmhouse, of Bradley
Beach, is visiting Mrs. Charles DaVy,
of % Valley street.
Mrs. Ann Kelley, of 65 Riggs place
has returned after having spent
fortnight at Sea Beach.
Mrs. William Sharp. of Valley
street, who underwent an operation
several weeks ago i'm St Mary's Hos
pital, Orange, is said to be in Sc
! rious condition.
| Miss Rosanna Kearney, of Church
| street. is among the vacationlsts at
| Quogue, Long Island.
Mrs. Frank Scully, of South Orange
avenue, is visiting at Mt. Hope.
Miss Ruth O'Dell, of Fourth street,
is spending her vacation at Ocean
Grove.
The South Orange Holy Name base
ball team, which is tied for the lead
in the County Holy Name League,
will have the representatives OF ST.
Mary Magdalen's Holy Name Society,
| 70 pnnnnnntS Sc
tonia Field Saturday afternoon. In
a practice game Saturday the local
nine lost to the st. Johns team. or
| Orange, to 5.
The Playground Commission will
hold q meeting in the village Hail
| tonight
South Orange Council, Jr. o. u. "a.
NJ, will meet tonight
The South Orange Field Club base
ball team has disbanded for the sea-
son without winning single con-
fest. participating in eighteen. the
Field Club will again be represented
bv a team in the Metropolitan Anna
teur League next year
MIR. and Mrs Joseph g. Coliet, OF bS
Fourth street, are proud parents or
a bouncing baby boy born to them
Saturday.
Mrs. stephen r. Slockbower and
daughter. Miss Lillian SloclSbower, of
valley street. returned today after a
stay of a week at Asbury Park.
Miss Eleanor Cooke and Miss
Eieie Cooke. of Second street, and
Miss Laura Trenchard, of 1rvington
avenue, have gone to Corning, N T.,
to spend their vacation.
Miss Margaret Pickett, of New
York, is visiting the Misses May and
Kathleen Skeffington, of Church
street.
During the storm last night large
tree at South Orange avenue ana ifN-
ington avenue was blown down,
hlocking traffic until employees or
the street department removed 1t.
For peddling on another veterans
license, Charles Steinberger' OF ~
Jones street, Newark, was To-Day
fined SIS by Police Justice Edward
w McDonough. Steinberger was ar
rested Saturday by Patrolman hop-
ert j. Lloyd and was released when
he left a deposit to insure his APP
pearance in court today. He failed
10 appear and the fine was imposed.
In charge of Miss Maileen II.
Farnsworth and Mrs. Charles Dris-.
chel a party of children went on an
outing to Coney Island today under
the auspices of the Society for Lend
ing Comforts to the Sick.
John Driscol1, of Vose avenue, re-
turned yesterday from abroad.
Frank W. Goreth and family, Of
Riggs place, have returned after
having spent week at Ocean Grove.
Mrs. William S. Rode, of Scotland
road, returned yesterday, after
spending several weeks abroad.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Brady and
the Misses Esther and Neill Brady,
South Orange avenue, have been
spending their vacation at Asbury
Park.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Audrey, of
Prospect street, have been sojourn-
ing at Asbury Park.
Mrs. e. r. Thompkinson, of Maple
wood, is among the vacationists at
Ocean Grove.
j. H. Smith and family, Of 356
Scotland road, are spending their
vacation at Spring Lake.
j. Charles O'Brien, of Maplewood
avenue, has returned from Bay Head,
where he spent the weekend at his
summer cottage.
Watching Lodge No. Sc, A. o. U.