Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-04-29
Summit Notes

An entertainment styled the spring
roundup has been arranged for the
senior members of the Young Mems
Christian Association and their
friends in Association Hall tomorrow
night. Professional entertainers have
been engaged for the evening and a
large attendance is expected.
Miss Margaret Mullin, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. James Mullin, of Nor
ris avenue, returned yesterday from
visit to her sister. Mrs. Harry Pom
nell, in Scranton, Pa. Master James
Bonnell returned with his aunt and
will spend few weeks with his
grandparents.
Former Councilman Herman de
Selding. to whom was referred the
matter of securing Sunday mails and
better daily mail delivery service by
the Board of Trade, has been in com
munieation with the postal officials
at Washington and expects to secure
the cooperation of Postmaster Alfred
M. Jones in the matter. Postmaster
Jones has expressed a Willingness to
render such assistance as he can in
| bringing about the desired improve
ment In the mail service here.
An order was placed yesterday by
| Rev. Conrad Schotthoefer. pastor of
ri. IBIBSd > Anultllt lpi ''AAAibi IL
and equipment which will cost about
5000, for the three baseball teams
which. will be composed of pupils of
st. Teresa's School and st. Teresa S
Amusement club. The Amusement
Clubs team, which viii, play Sunday
games on the Carlton Academy
grounds, i'm Morris avenue, will have
its first practise game Sunday with a
pickup team of players from TINS city
and Chatham as opponents.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Hodenpyl and
family removed today to Brooklyn,
where they expect to make their
home during the next five years. The
Hodenpyl house at 1913 Hobart avenue
has been leased for. five years to
Flleworth e. Dwight, who. with his
family. now resides at 1872 Summit
avenue. The Dwight family will re-
move to the Hobart avenue address
tomorrow. Early in May Mrs. Ho-
denpyl will go to Los Angeles for a
STAY of several months, with her
daughter. Mrs. James r.. Morrow.
Rev. Alexander H. futile, who re-
tired as pastor of the Methodist Epis-
copal Church here April 1, and Mrs.
| futile. who, with their son-ln- law
and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
| H. Hampton, returned last SATURDAY
from Il Two tilOillllS tpuI an 'A'N'f - :
| now making their home with Mr.. and
! Mrs. Hampton. in East Orange.
Delagnel l.. Haigh and family, of 81
| Hillcrest avenue, left yesterday for
Fayetteville. n. c.. for a stay of sew
eral weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. William barrow have
| gone to Charlottesville, Va, where
| they expect to spend several months
Under the auspices of the Meme
| Bible Study Club Of the Methodist
! Episcopal Church John Kendrick
Bangs will lecture in the parish house
Friday evening on "Salubritles
Have Met"
| The second and last concert of the
! season by the Summit Choral Society
was given last night in Beechwooo
Music Hall and was largely attended
Miss Grace Kerns, solo-soprano OF
ST. Bartholomew Church, New York
and the soloist of the Choral Society
/ rendered several selections aside from
1 her chorus work The program wat
| diversified in character and proved
particularly pleasing to the large as
semblage.
Sanitary Inspector Timothy J
| Scott, who has been confined to his
home in Morris avenue during tbs
past two weeks, suffering from q
ruptured blood vessel. Is sufficiently
| improved to be about his room.