Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1914-04-10
MOrristOwn Notes

Both the first and the second teams
of the local Young Mems Chrlstlan
Association were winners in double
header played on the home court
Wednesday night. The first team dis
posed of the local High School aggre-
cation, who the Friday before won
the Tri-County League race by de-
feating Summit by score OF 40 to "a
and the second team took the game
from the Rockaway High School by
the Overwhelming score of A to II.
The local High School boys played a
sturdy game against the Y. M. &. A.
five, but were overwhelmed by the
latter in both sessions. Accurate goal
shooting, speed and team work were
important features in the latter's vic
tory. The second team found Roeka-
way an easy victim and gave them
the limit. The line-up of the four
teams was as follows:
Y. M. C. A. (First. HIGH SCHOOL.
Right forward.
Pierson ..................... Butera
Left forward.
Moodey NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Mclnlyfe
Centre.
KronenbeIg ........... ........ MlLcnell
Right guard.
Sewage ..................... West
Left guard.
Y. M. G. A. (Seoond). ROCKAWAY.
Rolf OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. FOX
Right forward.
Klinedinst .....,.............. Reed
Left forward.
Morris ...................... Palmer
Centre.
Scott .s...........,..... Lusdfuy
Right guard.
Barkalow, Jamison. Willis
Left guard.
Referee-Mr. Sherman
The annual exhibition of the local
Young Mems Christian Association
will be held on Friday, the seven
teenth of April. All the classes of the
Y. M C. A. will take part in this eX-
hibition. A feature of the exhibit on
will be volley ball game between
the members of the business mems
class Boxing matches will be an
other feature.
Miss Kathryn Schaffer, of Dayton,
O., is visiting Miss Frances Myers, of
Western avenue.
William Stillwell, of Speedwell ave-
nue., had a deep cash cut over his
left eye Thursday night by fall on
South street. He was taken to police
headquarters, where the wound was
dressed by the police surgeon, DR..
George L. Johnson.
A registered nurse certificate has
been granted to Miss Margaret Glare
Kelly, of this town.
Judge Oliver K. Day gave judg-
ments in the following uncontested
cases in the District Court Thursday
Frank Mosca, plaintiff, against Jalmar
Savo both of this town, $100.1 Van
Arsdale & Ballentine against John b.
IL, I. 1, NlaF1 F1.4A Il
the George Richards Company, of
Dover, against William Phillips, of
the same place, S160.20.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Herbert Hayes,
of Convent, have announced the en-
gagement of their daughter Miss
Gladys Elizabeth Hayes. to Richard
Mortimer Bates, jr., formerly of Bir-
mingham, Ala, but now of New York
city. Miss Hayes is granddaughter
Of the late Rev. Robert Norris Mer-
ritt, for many years rector of the st.
Peters Church, this town, and also of
the late Henry Hayes, of Newark,
Mr. Bates is a graduate of the Uni
versity of Pennsylvania and the Beaux
Arts, of Paris.
"The Paschal Victor" the cantata
composed by j. Sebastian Matthews,
organlst of st. Peters Church, will be
sung Friday evening at the First
Presbyterian Church by r. Hunting
ton Woodman. and at Old First
Church, New York. under the direc-
ton of DR.. William @. Carl, on the
evening of Easter day,
Mrs. C. 2. Barker is visiting Mrs.
Charles Y. Swan at ''Egbert Hill' for
few days.
Miss Hattie Anderson, who has been
temporarily staying ana Mt. Kemble
avenue, has taken rooms with the
Misses Purdy, Western avenue and
Ann street. - e
L. G. Lacey has returned from
Hamilton, Bermuda
Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Jaqui, who have
been spending the winter at Day
tona, Fla, have returned to Morris
town.
The marriage OF Miss Alice Virginia
Nicholas, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles G. Nicholas, of New York
city, to Carlton A. Dobbins, of Morris
Plains, is announced The wedding
was solemnized in the Cathedral of
st. John the Divine. in New York
city, on April seventh. Mr.. Dobbins
is real estate and insurance agent
In this city.
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