Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1914-12-19
NUTLEY

Miss Pearl Lux, Of Prospect street,
is entertaining Miss Josephine Volpe,
Of New York city.
Miss Evelyn Taylor and Miss Ro-
berta Saunders, both Of Hillside
avenue, are home for the holidays
from the New Haven School of Gym
uastics. Others home for the holi-
days are Ronald Spinning, Waynes-
burg, Pa; Albert Richie, New
Brunswick; Edwin Elliot and Albert
Lindstrom. Middletown, Conn; Alva
Morss, Syracuse, and Wilson kier-
stead, Boston.
The Friday Afternoon Club held
its Christmas meeting yesterday aft
ernoon at the home of Mrs. Harry
D. Finn, of Hillside avenue The
regular course of study was sus-
pended and program Of Christmas
songs, stories and poems was given
Mrs. Oscar Kraeger and Mrs. Charles
A. Van De Water read stories, Mrs.
A. NJ. Slaughter and Mrs. c. ID.
Blanchard contributed poems and
music was rendered by Mrs. l. z.
Pratt, Miss Dorothy Prior, Mrs. A. A
Hebert and Miss Constance Carr
Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin Hurd, of
North road, will leave Monday for
Boston, where they will remain over
the holidays.
William J. Kins1ey, OF Prospect
street, is in Meridian, Miss, on busi-
ness.
Mrs. Charles w. Dickinson, Of
Franklin avenue, came home yester-
day from Someryille, where she has
been visiting her sister, Mrs. Charles
Bateman.
w. n. Emmons. OF Chestnut
street is home from business trip
through West Virginia.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. II. STREET., of Chest
nut street, are the guests of friends
in Winchester, Va, for two weeks
Edgar Sergeant, of Rutgers place;
who has been in Washington, ana
Mrs. Sergeant, who has been sojourn-
ing with relatives In New YORK city
have returned home.
| Mrs. Carl Bearst, Of Maspeth, Long
Island. and Miss Viola Jameson, OF
Jersey City have returned home after
/ visiting their mother. Mrs John
Jameson, of Kingsland street.
The Franklin A. A IS first and sec
ond basketball teams will play the
Iona Five, of Passaic, and the Bache-
| lors. Of Kearny, respectively, tonlght,
| in Park School auditorium.
The NutIey Gun Club held q spe-
eial handicap shoot for turkey this
afternoon.
The fifteenth anniversary of his
ordination to the priesthood will be
celebrated Tuesday by Rev. William
/. Cunningham, rector of St Mary
| L. c. Church.
The High School basketball team
will meet Englewood High School IT
an Interscholastic League game this
afternoon in the Park School audito-
\ rum.
D. c. Lghtner, of the Hershey
! Company, delivered a lecture to tht
! domestic science class of the High
! school Yesterday afternoon or
cocoa, Its History, Cultivation and
Manufacture"
The Nutley police held its annua
| dance last night in the town hal
| auditorium. Sergeant John Jameson
/ was floor manager, and the commit
| tee of arrangements consisted o.
| Frank Jameson, Emil Werner, Will
lam johnson, George Malizia anc
Henry Hoch.
e. c. Wigg, of Centre street, is re-
! covering from an operation per
/ formed Wednesday at his home. Al
| injury to his side sustained several
months ago while playing golf neces-
! STATED the operation.
| The choir of Grace Episcopal Church
/ Nutley. aided BY an outside soloist
| Lenox u. Barnes, a member Of the Men
! deissohn Glee Club, Of New York, Will
render o. B. Hawley's Christmas cantata
The Christ Child" tomorrow evening at
O'Clock. in the church. The seloists
will be Miss Louise Van Wagenen. Frank
Il Garland. Mrs. Lewellyn E. Pratt and
Lenox Barnes. The solo quartette VIII
consist of Mrs Richard T. Newton, Mrs
Guy J. Edwards f. b. Garland and
Lenox Barnes The cantata Is particul-
arly beautiful and Is being sung by
many prominent choirs in New York and
rininifY