Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-04-27
MOrristOwn Notes

The junior and sophmore classes of
the Morristown High School will en-
terrain the senior class Wednesday
evening In the auditorium.
The local High School baseball team
won it's first game of the season by
defeating South Orange High School
Friday by score of 8 to Z.
The local lodges of Red Men will
attend the meeting of the Dover
Lodge this evening. A special trolley
car has been chartered to convey
them to Dover.
A team of students from Princeton
University will play the Morristowr
School team this afternoon on the
| local diamond.
Mrs. Harry P. Piper, of Early
street, is i'll.
Miss Margaret Anderon, of Bern
ardsville, Is visiting her aunt, Mrs
Mary Stevens.
Miss Helen Davis is Ill at her home
on Morris street.
Willard Parker Butler has returned
to Morristown from New York and
Is at II Morris avenue.
The green's at the Morris County
Golf Club have been improved by an
application of seashore sand.
Mr.. and Mrs. Grafton Payne have
taken O. house in the Bernards section
for the summer.
Mrs. Hamilton Mex. Twombley and
Miss Twombley are expected to ar
rive at their country house,
"Florham," on Friday and will re-
main until July l. when they will GO
to Newport.
The engagement has been an
| Il.
of Cleveland street, to Edward p,
Guerin.
The annual congregational rally
and social of the South Street Pres.
byterian Church Will be held on Tues.
day evening, May 5.
Home departments of Morristowr
| Sunday Schools will hold rally II
the chapel of the First Presbyterian
! Church on Wednesday afternoon
Rev. Thomas Taylor Crawford Will bt
tho principal speaker.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank d. Baldwin
are the proud parents of n baby boy
Rev. II. X. England, of Roselle
will address rally of the MorristowI
Christian Endeavor societies in tn,
First Baptist Church tonight. Mr.
England, who is State superintendent
of missions for the Christian En-
deavorers, will conduct an open con
ference on missionary work for youni
people. The singing will be led b,
a chorus choir of vocalists from tn
various societies and the offertor,
music will be sung by a quartet com
posed of Miss Agnes Leonard, so
prano: Miss Emma Boniface, alto
George L. DeGroot, tenor, and A
Vance Pierson, baritone.
At the service in the Church of tn,
Redeemer last night, the choir SAM
the Resurrection and Ascension
from Gounod's Redemption" Pau
Carver Haskell, of New York, wal
tho tenor soloist.
Mrs. William Babcock, who ha,
conducted the Park House for sew
eral years past, has rented the Car
rell House on Washington street from
May 1, and will open a boardint
house known as 1.-The Baccock." Tn,
Park House gives way to the marcel
of improvement, the property havinl
been purchased as a theatre site,
Mrs. Andrew d. Bay has sent ou
invitations for reception to be giver
at her home on Early street, Wed
nesday, In honor of her son anC
daughter-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs
Charles Bay, the event being to in
troduce Mr.. Bays wife, The marriag,
took place recently In New Yorl
! State.
William Schweickhardt is very IL
at his home on Early street.
Miss Carrie CASTOR, of Harrison
street, has been visiting her sister
Mrs. Peter V. Stryker, in Demands
vile.