Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-04-13
SOUTH ORANGE

one hundred and ten persons will
attend the first annual banquet OF
the South Orange Holy Name Society
to be held Tuesday evening of next
week at the South Orange Field Club.
Arrangements for the event were
completed at a meeting Of the society
yesterday afternoon in st. Mary s
Parochial School Hall. Eugene j.
O'Keefe, Vice-president of the society,
is chairman of the committee on ar
rangements. George II. Becker and
Leo S. Carmody were elected as rep
resentatives to the Essex County Di-
vision of the Federation OF Holy
Name Societies. MT. Becker, as man
ager of the baseball team, presented
the silver cup, emblematic of the
South Orange Holy Name teams sue
cess last year in winning second place
in the Holy Name League of Essex
County, to Rev. T. NJ. Donovan, spir-
itual director Mr.. Becker announced
that q plan was on foot to form a
new baseball league this season.
Miss Emma /. Wagner, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Henry Wagner, of
449 Summit avenue, has been APP
pointed teacher at School No. SO,
New York city. Mss Wagner Is a
graduate of the New York Normal
School.
Sylvester V. Smith, I'd, of Jersey
City Heights, is visiting his grand
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Sylvester Van
Smith, of Academy street.
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The South Orange Social Club will
hold its annual meeting tomorrow
night in Hibernia Hall, South Orange
avenue.
Arthur Becker, of South Third
street, is Ill with a severe attack of the
grip.
MISS Vivian Sloane, of Summit is
visiting Miss Ethel Graves, of 10
Fourth street.
Miss Ethel Veeder, of Greeneville,
returned today to her home at Green
Village, after a visit to Miss Emma
WAGNER, of 499 Summit avenue.
Mrs. John c. Johnson, of Riggs
place, is recovering from an injury
to her wrist, caused by fall.
Mrs. Margaret Comet, of College
Point, Long Island. who has been
visiting Mrs William II. Bowen, of
Valley street, has returned to her
home
When the Village Board of Trus-
tees meet next Monday night 1t is
expected that Joseph Ash, of Valley
street. will be appointed foreman In
the street and sewer departments,
he having received highest average
In recent civil service examination
for the office.
Mrs. George Vallin and daughter,
of Cottage street, have returned after
a stay at ST. Petersburg, Fla.
Miss Mary Sheldon, of 1T Irving
ton avenue, has returned after
stay at St Petersburg, Fla.
Mss Mary Sheldon, of III Irving
ton avenue, has returned after a
stay at Morristown.
Edward and Samuel Cobb, of Irv-
ington avenue, are home from Am
herst College for the Easter vacation.
Miss Mary Stoneham, student at
st. Elizabeth's Convent, Convent sta
ton, is visiting her grandmother, Mrs.
Charles Stoneham, of Prospect street.
Thomas Boyle, of AIS Prospect
street, is home, after stay of two
weeks at Brooklyn.
In a baseball game Saturday at the
Maplewood Field Club grounds, the
Maplewood team won from the South
Orange High School nine, 6 to /.
Herbert Devarco, or West Hoboken,
spent Easter as guest of his uncle ana
aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Teittel-
baum, of 10 Valley street.
The South Orange Field Club base
bal team lost its opening game Sat
urday to Williams College by the
score of to 0. The South Orange
team will meet the Maplewood Field
Club nine on the local grounds next
Saturday afternoon.