Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-01-20
MONTCLAIR

Mrs. J. L, Parker and MISS Belle
Parker, of Orange road, have gone to
Orange City. Fla. Miss Parker will
return In April, while Mrs. Parker
will visit Bayhead, Fla, and remain
until May. At the latter place she
will be the guest of her sister, Mrs.
G. K. Cummings.
The Commonwealth Club Of Upper
Montclair will give a dance for its
members and invited guests tonight.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew c. Person,
of Bellevue avenue, Upper Montclair,
have gone on a southern trip. They
will visit Havana, Cuba; San Juan,
Porto Rico; Kingston, Jamaica; Mas
sau, Colon and Panama. They expect
to return about February 3.
Miss Louise Wilcox, OF Lorraine
avenue, is visiting friends In Ne"
York city.
Mrs. c. H. johnson. jr., and daugh-
ter, Miss Elizabeth Johnson, of Rydal
place, have gone to Milwaukee, Wiss.,
where they will spend the remainder
OF the winter with Mrs. Johnson
brother, DR.. ]. Howard Pratt, former
ly of Montclair.
Albert Wright, of Bellevue avenue
Upper Montclair, has gone to Law.
renee, Mass, for stay Of several
| weeks.
Mrs. Roy F. Soule and little son, OF
Bellevue avenue. Upper Montclair
have gone to Butte, Mont, to WISH
Mrs. Soule's parents. They Will re.
main for two months while Mr.. Soult
| is on a western business trip.
A musicale will be given tomorrow
at the home of DR.. and Mrs. John A
| Holland, on Waterbury road. Chris.
tine Kriens will be the violinist ane
Mrs. Kriens pianist. Madame Bea'
trice Bowman viii be soloist.
Mrs. Harold Hart, of Pennington
is a guest of Miss Clara Shultz, o.
| Park street
Miss Prentice, Of BeIleue avenue, ii
visiting at Easton, Pa.
w. II. Gage will give an organ re
cital in the First Methodist Church
next Saturday afternoon. He viii b'
assisted by Mrs. William Hazen Peck
contralto soloist.
| The Melody Club will give must
Gale at Al The Crescent, on Thursday
afternoon, January 20.
| Mrs. Peter Roberts, Of Midland ave
nue., will leave February ! for so
journ at Atlantic City,
Mrs. George B. Mallon, of Uppel
Mountain avenue, will entertain {
| Tuesday afternoon bridge club to-
day.
william p. Haight. driven for {
local laundry, was fined $40 today b,
] Recorder Yost for a violation of th'
| traffic ordinance, and Benjamin Hes
ter. a negro, was fined $40 for dis
| orderly conduct on a trolley car o
the Bloomfield aenue line. The offenc'
was committed last Sunday night
Hester escaped from the trolley ca
before the arrival of the police ant
was arrested last night. His three
companions, who were arrested at thu
time, each paid a fine OF $40 yester
day.
The following banks have elected
officers: Bank of Montclair-Presi
dent, T. w. Stephens; vice. president
A. A. Boorhees; cashier, E. H
Holmes; assistant ashiers, j. A
Howe and c. H. Du Buisson.
MontcIair Trust Company-Presi
dent. Nathan T. Porter. jr.; vice
presidents, Frank A. Ferris, jr., ]
Harry Conner. I. Seymour Crane
treasurer and trust officer, Samue
C. Wheeler; secretary, Henry M
Quale: assistant secretary, Howard
M. Pendleton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Richar,
Lynch, of 4S Greenwood avenue
Montclair, will celebrate the TWEEN
tieth anniversary of their marriag
tc day
The speaker at last nights fire.
public lecture In the auditorium o
the Hillside Grammar School, Mont
clair was j. w. Erwin, who had 70
his subject, I'm the Golden West
Some of the Beauty Spots of Amer
ica." The lecture was illustrates
with lantern slides.