Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-03-28
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MIR. and Mrs. Arthur p. Van Colder
entertained a number of friends at
their home in South Morris street
| Thursday night. Music was enjoyed
and refreshments were served
| The members of the North Jersey
Fish and Game Protective Associa-
| ton held a meeting In the Hotel
Dover last night. A number of sports
men were admitted 10 membership.
An administrative conference of
township and district fire wardens OF
| division A, comprising the section OF
| the State north of the Raritan river,
was held in the National Union Bank
| building yesterday. About forty war
dens attended the conference. At the
morning session State Forester
Alfred Gaskel made an address, which
was followed by dinner at the Hotel
Dover. State Fire Warden Charles p.
Wilbur was the speaker at the after
noon session.
| BY winning two falls on of three
on the Baker theatre stage last night
, Bob Temple, claimant of the light
weight championship OF the East de-
feated Young Gotch, of Burlington,
| Ia, last night. Temple won the first
| fall In five minutes while the second
went to his opponent In six minutes.
| The final bout went to Temple after
| three minutes combat with toe
| hold.
Irving 3. Ball, John Cain and John
Cook, the three youths who were ar
rested Thursday night at Port Nor
ris by five LackaWanna railroad de-
tectives, were committed to the county
jail at Morristown yesterday after
noon by Police Justice John w. Young,
! in default of bond, charged with haV-
ing stolen a number of suits OF cloth
ing from freight train. The prison.
ers admitted the theft to the officers.
A blackjack and pair of plyers were
found on the youthful trio. Ball
stated that he had broken his parole,
having been released from Railway
Reformatory several months ago,
where he had been sentenced for
similar offense.
A song recital was given by the
pupils of Mrs. Rae NJ Silberg in
Palmer Hall last night, assisted by
Miss Gladys Elicit, elocutionist, and
Miss Leah Phillips, pianist. The num-
bers were rendered by Miss Gene
We've Vannard, soprano; Mrs. b. U.
Alpers, contralto; Charles L. Curtis,
baritone; Miss Henrietta Matthews,
soprano; Miss Catherine eKller, So
prano; Mrs. M. 70. Alpers, soprano;
William eParce, tenor; Miss Lydia
Van Orden, soprano; Miss Alice M.
Eaton, soprano; Miss Mabel Turner,
soprano; quartet, DR.. Totten, ID. ID.
Neighbour, Mr.. Curtis and Howard
Pedrick.
The members of Pride of Morris
Council No. OF, Daughters of Liberty,
will attend the funeral of Mrs. Anna
Vanderhoof tomorrow afternoon,
which will be held from her late
home in East Blackwell street at 2:30
O'Clock. eDath, which occurred
Wednesday night. followed brief
| illness from stomach trouble. Be-
sides her husband, George Wander
hoof, q son, Elwyn, survives. Rev.
Taplin J. Winslade will officiate ut
the services and interment will be
made in the Locust Hill Cemetery.
Mrs. Rose Lott, of Reservoir ave-
nue., is nursing a painfully wounded
finger of her right hand, the result
of a splinter penetrating the digit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry L. Schwartz,
of Bank street, are entertaining Mr..
and Mrs Sydney Sworth, of East
Orange.
Mrs. Roy Warren. of Kenvil, is the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. David Sperry,
of Gold street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lorenzo Custard, of
Mt. Hope avenue, have as their
guests Mrs. George Burr and daugh-
ter, of Asbury Park.
An adjourned regular meeting of
the mayor and Common Council VIII
be held in the council chamber Mon
day night
Miss Lucy u. Gibbons, of Losey
To-, xtfoit nf
to Mr.. and Mrs. William Whitmore
of Paterson.
Miss Gertrude Albertson, of San
ford street, is spending the spring
vacation at the home of her parents,
| Mr.. and Mrs. Edward G. Albertson,
| at Blairstown.
Miss Elizabeth Monahan has re-
moved from Scranton to Lehigh
street, this place.
| After a visit of several days to rel
| atives at Paterson, Mrs. Fred o.
| Hopkins has returned to her home In
| Gold street.
Mrs. Phoebe Hunt, of Gold street,
is entertaining her daughter, Mrs.
| Alfred Treadway. of Chester
The Woman's Christian Temperance
| Union, of Ledgewood, are arranging
to hold reception next month.
Mr.. and Mrs John McPeak, of this
place. are entertaining Mrs. w. E.
Rarick, of Netcong.
Mrs. Harry Johnson and daughter,
of Newark, are the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Reese jenkins, OF Prospect
street.
Mrs. Charles b. Davey, of White
Plains. N. V, is the guest of her sis
ter, Miss Julia Young, Of Fairview
avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. John II. Lyon, OF
| Baker street, are entertaining Mrs
Helen Kincaid, of Stockholm.
John Williams
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