Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-02-23
Dover Notes

Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Swaekhammer
of Boston street, entertained a mum
Der of friends at whist Saturday eve
ming in honor OF their guest, Miss
Irene Blake, OF Jersey City.
Mrs. Minnie Smith. aged forty-thre.
years, wife of George Smith. died a.
her home in Park avenue yesterday
afternoon following a lingering III
| ness.
Charles H. corwin. Of Morristown
was visitor In Dover yesterday.
Miss Jeanet eBach. of Roekaway, Is
recovering from a severe illness.
Miss Marjorie ynd. OF Trenton Nor.
NAL School, is a visitor at the home
of her parents. Mayor and Mrs. W
L. R Lynd, in Randolph avenue
Miss Agnes McAdams. OF East Or
ange. Is visiting friends in Dover and
vicinity.
Mr.. and Mrs Archibald Chamber
lain, OF Newark, are the guests OF
Mrs. Chamberlain's mother, Mrs.
Lydia Drake, OF Segur street.
Miss Agnes Hosking. Of Milton. is
spending the holiday with her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Charts G. Hos
king, of Hinehman avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Spargo. OF East
Orange, spent the weekend at the
home OF Mr. Spargoss mother. Mrs.
Irene Spargo, OF Mt Fern.
DR.. Harold ". Virgins. OF Phila-
delphia, is spending several days with
his parents at SuccaSunns-
Carl r. Gates. OF Lawrence street,
was painfully injured Saturday after
noon by a fall on the icy paveemnt
near his home. Mr.. Gates was rem
dered unconscious and was removed
to his home BY friends.
A baby girl arrived at the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Grams. in Myrtle
avenue. Saturday morning.
Walter Messenger. Of East Orange.
spent the weekend with friends in
Dover.
Miss Marguerite Shultz, Of Jersey
City. was q weekend guest AT the
home of Mrs. N, L White. IN Hoag-
land avenue
Mrs. William II. Pierson and
Hiss Aurilla Pierson. Of West Black
well street. have returned from sew
eral days visit 70 Mr. and Mrs. Har
cid Northey, az Newark
Several sleighS have been upset in
Blackwell street during the past few
to run away. The occupants have
escaped unseratchsd. The accidents
have been caused by the sleigh run
nsrs catching in the trolley tracks.
Mrs. Catherine Mover. Of Lossy
street. Is on visit 70 several weeks
TO her son-in-law and daughter Mr.
and Mrs. Z 3. Wilson. Of East
Orange.
Mrs Edward = Shuie- ana son. OF
McFarlan street. spent the weekend
in NeNars snd New York visiting
relatives
TIE annusl minstrelsy OF Dover
Lodge B ?. Q. Elks. viii be given
= tire Baker Theatre tonight ana to-
Gals $ r2zyle; viii also be present.
Ms William whitmors. OF Prince
tan Svs11s. Is recovering from an
operation AZ Paterson General Hos
2ssAL
RsaA@2 AyresA Of S'oEnervtlle. spent
the weekend with friends in Dover.
Mr. s15 Mrs Roy Thompson. OF the
Ross vile SAct5on Of Newark. were
guests q the formers parents. in
Sssy- street over the weekend
Nz4.s- G,acSstsstsr. OF Dorchester,
y Y. * spending several days with
Thomas CovV1ran- q Mine Hill.
Mrs. : Z Hzndlsy. q Utica. y. Y.
s sas guess q her mother. Mrs. {. c.
Ssags'sTs II Warren street
Tl>s El-=srs and Beech woods viii
tsaTa 60 Ar'@2zu- alleys tomorrow
-1-sSs-. These teams are csptained by
R,T 7Veat's 3r6 Clarence Beach.
D'ssz Jenkins q New Brunswick.
Z sstz[sze 81 EErss-S CilteSe. os visit
i-zs lis parents Mr.. and Mrs. George
z jenkins, q South Morris street.
Harry r. Dteksrson. Of Rockaway
-asd- : spending several days at
" Washington. D. c.
Miss Hilda Hosking entertained a
number Of friends at her home in
Hinchman avenue Saturday night.
a tuberculosis exhibit will be given |
in the Baker Theatre Annex, West
Blackwell street, March %, "A and 20 |
The exhibit Is staged under the direc-
ton of the State Boardof Health, and
is being given in various towns
throughout the state. A lecturer will
be present each day.
Miss Mary Ely. student at
Trenton Normal School. is the guest
of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Newton
Ely. of Sanford street.
Dietrich Gunther, of New York city.
is on visit to his parents at Mill
brook.
The monthly meeting of the Board
of Health will be held tonight.
Miss Henrietta Meyer entertained
a number of friends Saturday night
at her home In Losey street. A sleigh
party was enjoyed to Denyille, and
upon their return the hostess served
The gueses were Misses
Grace Williams, Frances Cooper.
Bertha and Ernestine Ely, Jessie
White and Messrs. Charles Cooper,
Gene Cooper. Clarence Puder, Leroy
L.. H..