Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-12-01
Morristown Notes

It's race with winter by WORKING
large force of men yesterday In and
about the new railroad station the
company is anxious to get the grad
ing completed before the ground
freezes. Fifty men and dozen teams
worked at grading the plaza In FROM
of the main station while another
force was at work sodding the en-
bankment on the westbound side OF
the tracks. The main station will bt
ready for occupancy within week
or two.
"The Spiritual Harvest" cantata
by Tozer, was rendered by the doupie
quartet and choir of the Methodist
Episcopal Church last evening. The
pastor, Rev. Ralph B. Urmy, preached
briefly. For the special music, Miss
Grace M. Edwards was at the organ
The members of the double quartet
are Miss Woolverton and Mrs. John
Earle, sopranos; Miss Willett and
Miss woodruff contraltos;. CLAUDE
Warford choir director, and j. 3
Griswold, tenors, and John Lindsay
and H. o. Dresser, bassos.
John Underhill, ten years old. son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Michael Underhtll,
Is in All Saints Hospital suffering with
cuts and bruises about his head. The
boy jumped off the rear of a motor
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day directly in the path of another
automobile. driven by William Pear
sail The fender of the car struck
him and knocked him down. He was
carried into the hospital, near which
the accident happened.
The Queen Esther Circle of the
Methodist Episcopal Church gives q
carnival In the Sunday school room
on Wednesday evening. The various
freaks and side shows will all be
impersonated by the young. women
members The only man in the show
Is Frank A. Pierson, who will be the
barker"
While cleaning his automobile or
Saturday, C. Maynard Day cut his left
hand badly on mud guard.
Rev. P. N. Tsu, rector of Oul
Church of the Saviour. Shanghai
China. will preach in the Church OF
the Redeemer next Sunday at the II
o'clock service.
Edward l. Nally and james Ian
caster have gone to Florida for the
winter
The annual election of officers Of
Loantaka Council No. 9S6. Royal Ar
canum, will take place on Tuesday
evening. Charles R. Slater is the
present regent.
| tending the Salvation Army rally II
New York, at which General Bran
well Booth was the principal figure
has returned to the charge of tn,
Morristown work of the army. She 1,
now engaged in soliciting contribu
lions for the army's Christmas worl
among the poor.
Miss Viola Scharendorf is spending
a week In Connecticut.
The voting contest for the mos
popular fire company of Morristowr
and vicinity, conducted at the poultr.
show last week, resulted In victor.
| for Resolute Hook and Ladder Com
pany. that company winning tn,
chime clock. The Collinsville Fir,
| Company was second and Human,
Engine Company third.
After graduating from the Colleg
Of Horology and the College of Optic
and Opthalmy, both of Philadelphia
Howard Mullen returned to Morris
town for a few days visit with hi
] parents and has now departed TO
i Charlotte, N. c., where he has a pc
| sition.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Lanterman, 0
| Bridgeport, Conn.,, are visiting thei
sons, Ernest, Raymond and Georg'
Lanterman, OF this town.
| Frank McGoldrick has been appoint
ed local agent of the State motor We
| hicle department to succeed Willis II
Dutton. The change Is a politica
one, Mr.. McGoldrick being q Demo
1
Mrs. Arthur Curtiss James, OF Madi
son avenue. Is one of the patronesse
| of the second annual children's ma
| tional bazaar. to be given in tn
Gotham Hotel on Tuesday.
| Among the patronesses for tn
| junior cotillions given In New Yorl
this winter Is Mrs. H. Ward Ford, o
this town.
Mr., and Mrs. James Mingus hav,
been visitinf Mr.. and Mrs. Alonz
| Hance,- In Bernardsville.
The dansant given at Cedar Court.
the beautiful home of Mr.. and Mrs
Otto H. Kahn, on Saturday afternoon
was a grand success. There wer
more than 400 people present and tn
| coffers of the Morris County Societ.
for the Prevention OF Cruelty to Chill
dren and Animals were greatly en-
riched. There was fancy dancing b,
/ Quentin Tod and Miss O'Hara, of New
York, and Europe's orchestra p1aye
| for the general dancing. The anal
4 was In charge of these young women
| Miss Mildred Eddy. Miss Marjori
/ Motley. Miss Katherine Clarke, Mis-
dorothy Dennis. Miss Elsie Nicoll an
Mrs. George r. u. Schteffelin.