Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-12-15
DOVER

! Miss Esther Hulfy, OF Madison
Street, entertained the members Of
the All Friendly Club at her homo
last night.
Miss Ada Robinson, of Newark, has
concluded a visit to her uncle, James
T Spargo, at Wharton. @ r
The annual meeting of the stock
holders of the National Union Bank
will be held Tuesday, January IL.
Nine directors Will be elected to
serve FOR one year. ~
The members of the Southside
School and Home Association will
hold their monthly meeting in the
Southside building tomorrow after
noon at 8:15 o'clock. An interesting
program has been arranged and re-
freshnents Will be served. Fl
John Edward Mandigo and Miss
Helen Alfredo Trimmer. both of
this place. were married Saturday
night at the parsonage of the Grace
Methodist Church by Rev. A. Boy
Ian FITZGERALD. #e afses.
The next number of the popular
lecture course held under the direc-
ton of the Dover public schools will
be given in the High School audito-
rum next Monday night. The speaker
will be Senmas McManus and his
subject will be "a Ranble in Ire
land" F.
The monthly meeting OF the East
Side Home and School Association
will be held Thursday afternoon In
the school building. Supervising
Principal w. V. Singer will be the
speaker, and a feature OF the meet
ing will be the reports of the dele-
gates who attended the Mothers Con-
gress at Atlantic City in October.
Tho Dover High School basketball
team easily defeated the Harrison
Ave in the auditorium yesterday aft
ernoon by score of 50 to "a. The
second string men were used by
Coach GiIIen IN the second half.
Miss Marion Chyphers, Of Chester,
Is visiting Miss jeanette Soaring, OF
Prospect street.
Russell C. May, of Hudson street,
has purchased a 1915 model Overland
roadster.
The holiday fund checks Of the
Dover Trust Company were issued
today. The aggregate sum is $4,000
The regular monthly business meet
ing Of the Ladies' Aid SocietyfofJ the
First Methodist Church, will be held
tomorrow afternoon IN the chapel at
8 o'clock.
Revival services are being con-
tinued this week at the Free Metho-
dist Church in charge of Miss Jennie
Gedney and Rev. A. W. Meyers.
The monthly meeting of the Cen
trail Home and School Association
will be held tonight in the high school
auditorium. The speaker will be DR..
J, willard ,Farrow. Entertainment
win be furnished by a number Of
grammar school pupils. The refresh
ments will be In charge of Miss Har-
ris, domestic science teacher in the
| local schools.
Miss Grace o. Briant, OF Morris
street, spent the weekend with her
cousin, Miss Beatrice NJ. searles, at
Morristown.
The Shamrock Club will hold a
dance In 'Arcanum Hall tonight.
NHorace Kent Caldwell, OF ). Law
renee street, has returned from "a
visit Of several days at Richmond,
Va.
EdsaIl r. Johnston, of East Fair
view avenue, left yesterday TO take
I charge of construction work at the
| Haskell powder works.
Miss Katherine MacFall, Of New
! York, spent Sunday with her mother
Mrs. Barbara MacF'all, of Sanford
/ street.
Mrs. Mahlon Woodruff, of Netcong
has concluded a visit to her son-ln-
J law and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs
Charles Counterman, of Clinton
/ street.
The total number of pupils attend
| ing night school has increased tc
| 1856. while, about twenty-five addi-
tional persons have added theii
names to the register.