Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-02-21
MorristOwn Notes

! the Bippman will case. Francis Il.
| Lippman is suing for a share in his
! fathers estate, from which he was
cut off. Prosecutor c. A. Reed, VINO
! represents Lippman, was examining
! Charles A. Lippman, brother of the
plaintiff, who Is executor of his
| fathers will, on the accounts of the
estate. Former Judge W. w. Cutler
represents the executor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Seymour Cromwell
| have closed their country home and
are sojourning at the Hotel Plaza
| New York.
Mrs. Harry Pittenger, of Newark
has been visiting Miss Viola Dobbins
| of Elm street.
Miss Viola Dobbins will give an
auction bridge party at her home on
| Monday afternoon.
The new schBol building at Morris
Plains will be formally opened or
| Monday, Washington's Birthday, with
| a flag raising. The children of the
| Morris Plains schools will sing
America" and the "Star Spangled
| Banner" and the members of the Jr
| O. L. A. M. of the Plains will offer
prayer. Two short addresses will
close the program.
Professor j. Sebastian Matthews
will give an organ recital at St
| Peters Church on Sunday after the
/ evensong service.
Mrs. John Murray Forbes gave a
card party yesterday at her home on
Madison avenue.
| Miss Maghee entertained at cards
| yesterday at her home on Macculloch
4 avenue.
| Mrs. James F. Randolph gave a
] At TT1f
/ Club yesterday afternoon, guests
asked to meet Mrs. Robert Sayre Fitz
/ Randolph.
Ex-Alderman w. H. Linder will at
1 tend the banquet of the Morse Club
at the Knickerbocker Hotel, New
I York CITY,
The managers of the Free Kinder
1 garten took the children for a sleigh
ride this morning. Two large sleighs
were needed to carry the youngsters.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Madden, jr., of
Maple avenue, are the happy parents
of baby girl weighing nine pounds.
At the February session of the Fri
| day Evening Club last evening Ho-
ratio Connell, baritone, gave a song
recital that was greatly appreciated
by the audience that filed the Ly-
ceum Theatre. Tomorrow morning
| Mr. Council will sing in St Peter S
! Church, his contribution to the SER
vice being an aria from Mendels-
| sohn's Elijah"
Through his counsel, Elmer w.
King, John Rice, of Hackettstown, re-
| tracted his plea of not guilty of steal
/ ing hard cider and entered a plea of
non vult before Judge Joshua r. Sal
mon yesterday.
George T. Fiske and Miss Fiske are
| sojourning at Camden, S. c.
Mrs. James G. Marshall will give
a bridge party next Saturday.
Mrs. Raymond will give an auction
bridge party on Monday.
The department commander and
| staff will attend the meeting Tuesday
evening of A. Z. A. Torbert Post No.
"a, G. "A. r., of this town U. S.
! Grant Post of Chatham has been in
vited to attend.
| Mr.. and Mrs. A. Emillius Outer
bridge and DR.. and Mrs. Granville
nj. White will go to Bermuda about
| March 10 for months stay.
Miss Elizabeth N. Little is stopping
at the BoykeH.
Mr.. and Mrs. Junius Parker have
secured a cottage at Easthampton,
| lJOuS lSldllui lOG the
James G. Marshall has gone to To-
ronto, Canada, on business trip.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Peter H. B. F'reling-
huysen and Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Moore
are at the Royal Poinciana, Palm
Beach, Fla.
Mrs. Pinckney and Miss Pinckney
are at Villa Margherita, Charleston,
S. C.
7 80
Letchford have been spending a few
days in New York.
Miss Marianne Foote attended the
prom at Princeton last night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Adolphe de Barry, ac-
companied by Mr.. and Mrs. George
D. Cross ami Miss Bryce, have gone
to Enterprise, Fla.
Miss Margaret Marshall has re-
turned from Pennington Conn.
Judge Oliver X. Day fined Joseph
Mcbride and Nelo Santors the two
| boys who dragged a COW belonging to
Max Mintz along James street last
| November, S25 and the costs of court
in the District Court yesterday morn
i ing, The boys were bringing the COW
| from Plainfield for Mint and when
| the animal dropped from exhaustion
they dragged it along until Rounds
man Holly stopped them and notified
j. e. Welsh, of the S. p. c. A., who
killed the animal.
A verdict for 5000 against James
Ringlieb was awarded w. w. Riddle
administrator of the estate of Fran
ces Clarke. of Boonton, Friday in ths
| District Court by Judge Oliver X
Day. e, w. Romine represented the
| plaintiff.
! Edna Hathaway fifteen, and Grace
| Martin, twelve, We're sentenced Fri.
day afternoon by Judge ]. r. Salmon
The girls were placed in charge OF
the agent of the S. P. C. c.. James e
| Welsh.
Miss Marion Swords and Miss Rutf
Dean will give dancing lessons every
Thursday evening in the parish house
of st. Peters Church.
/ Martin Farino is building an add
ton to the rear of his confectionery
store on Speedwell avenue to be uset
as an ice cream parlor The addition
will be twenty feet long by twenty
feet wide and will be built of con.
crete.
National Commerce Official