Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-05-20
NUTLEY

Miss Julia Jones, of Richmond Va.
is the guest of Mrs. Arthur Hoeber
of the Enclosure.
Miss Constance Williams gave an
informal tea at her home on Union
place yesterday afternoon for Mrs.
Elliot Richie, of Boston. Among
those who called were: Mrs. Fred
erick Seymour, Mrs. A. V. Leaman,
Mrs. Edward Dillon, Miss Eleanore
Dale, Miss Elizabeth Hay, Miss Eliz-
abeth Marin, Mrs. Edgar Sergeant,
Miss Sarah NJ Hay, Miss Marjorie
Carroll, Mrs. Benjamin Hurd.
Miss Elizabeth Prout gave a lunch
con at her home on Stockton place
yesterday for Mrs. Elliot Richie. of
Boston. Her guests We're: Mrs. p
Y. Davis, of Elizabeth; Miss Julia
Jones, of Richmond; Mrs. A. Y. Lea
mon, Mrs. Frederick Seymour, Mrs.
Benjamin Hurd, the Misses Con-
stance Williams. Elizabeth Hay,
, Sarah NJ. Hay and Marjorie Carroll.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Whormby, OF
/ Trenton, are spending a week with
Mr.. and Mrs. Cortlandt ]. Van
Wrinkle, of Franklin avenue.
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Main avenue, Passaic, was fined $40
this morning by Recorder James NJ.
Post for violating the sign ordinance.
The company had signs posted along
Passaic avenue.
At the prayer meeting tonight in
Vincent Methodist Episcopal Church
the pastor, Rev Charles Fl. Powers,
will have for his topic THE Ascen-
sion"
Mrs. George landmark and son.
Edward, of Myrtle avenue, left last
night to spend a month with Mr.
landmark, who is on q business trip
to Chicago.
Patrick Joyce, of rs Central avenue.
Passaic, was arrested last night by
Patrolman William Johnson for driv-
ing without a light. He was fined So.
Tommy" Dobson win be the fea-
ture of a vaudeville show to be given
In Town Hall tonight under the aus
pieces of Nutley Council, Jr. o. u. A.
NJ. Dobson will appear In a sketch
with his daughter, Miss Ethel Dob
son. Others on the program are Miss
Hazel Rodman, magician; Dudley
Prescott. mimic; Joe King, acrobat;
Miss Hills, vocalist and violinist, and
Miss Hart, dancing comedienne. Will
lam S. Wallace is head of the CON-
mittee in charge of the affair.
The "pay-as-you-enter' dance
which was to be held tomorrow night
at Masonic Hall by Stars and Stripes
| Council, Daughters of Liberty, has
! been postponed until next month ow-
! ing to the fact that many Of the
members wish to attend the benefit
performance tomorrow night in the
Park photoplay place, which has beer
ay,Ir
ular meeting will be held earlier II
| the evening.
A supper, furnished and cooked by
the men of the young peoples society
/ will be held tomorrow evening in the
dining-room of st. Paurs Congrega-
| tional Church.
The Christian Science Society will
hold a testimonial meeting tonight IT
| the Women's Clubhouse, Chestnut
street.
The annual memorial service will
| be held Sunday evening in Vincent
Methodist Episcopal Church. Mem
hers of the uniformed rank of the
| Jr. o. u. A. M; Daughters of Liberty
Knights and Ladies of Honor
| Knights of Pythias and Royal Ar.
canum have accepted the invitation
| to take part. Captain Henry Vree'
|
| been invited also. Auto service t.
and from the church will be provided
| for the aged veterans, Henry H
Meyer will have charge Of the decora.
| tions and the pastor, Rev. Charlie!
| Fl. Powers, will speak on "Tru,
| Patriotism" There will also be spe
cial patriotic music by the churcl
| choir.
The Nutley Exempt F'iremen's Asso
| citation will hold it's annual meeting
and election tomorrow evening at tn,
rooms of the Yantacaw Chemical En-
| CINE Company, in Town Hall.
James Fl. Pickett, of Colonial ter
race, is on q business trip through
| the Southwestern States.
Mrs. A. S. Brown, of Garden City
| l.. l., spoke before the garden stud.
section of the Women's Club thi
| afternoon.