Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1914-04-10
Dover Notes

! Appropriate Easter exercises were
| held in the local public schools yes
terday afternoon by the pupils OF
the grammar grades.
Miss Marion Cyphers, of Chester,
is the guest of Miss Jessie jenkins,
OF East Blackwell street.
A concert will be given in the
chapel of the First Methodist Church
Monday night.
The officers of the Central Home
and School Association are making
an effort to get A. b. Meredith, as
| sistant State Commissioner of Edu-
ca alton, to address the monthly meet
ing in the auditorium April Il.
A baby boy has arrived at the
| home of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank T1ce, OF
Richards avenue.
Dean Jenkins, of Rutgers College,
New Brunswick, is the guest OF, ms
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. George. b.
| jenkins, of South Morris street.
Norris Council No. Sal, Royal Ar
canum, will have }. w. Hendricks,
chairman of the State committee OF
the order, visit them Monday nlght'
when several candidates will be IN
itiated.
The S. II. Berry Hardware COM
pany will open a branch store In
| Morristown for the sale OF automo-
biles and accessories. The new store
| will he adjacent to the Western Union
office in Park place.
Miss Elsie Ash has recovered from
ht ~ ecent severe illness ana resuIheu
her duties as teacher at the Mt. Hope
Avenue School, which, during her IL
ness. was in charge of Miss Nina
Hummell.
The regular business meeting of the
Enworth League of Grace Methodist
Church will be held Tuesday night at
the home Of Clifford Best, at Hill
view.
Walter Keegan, of Newark, light
weight champion of the world, and
Robert Tempe, of Utica, claimant or
the lightweight championship of the
East. win wrestle on the Baker thea-
ire stage Tuesday night. Keegan mas
agreed to pin his opponents shoulders
to the mat tn ee times in an hour.
Mr.. and Mrs. viii am F. Birch en-
tertained the members of the Fort
nightly Whist Cub Wednesday night
al their home in South Morris street.
Five tables were played and prizes
we're awarded to Mrs Samuel Chiles
and William Otto.
The members of the North End
Whist Club, were the guests of DR..
and Mrs. o. NJ. Walker, of East
Blackwell street Wednesday night,
and four tables were played. Prizes
were awarded to w. V. Singer, Mrs.
Edward A. Kyle and Mrs. Daniel G.
Burdge.
The, Mystic Five and Combination
bowling teams will contest on the
Royal Arcanum alleys tonight.
The monthly meeting of the mem
bers of the Grand Fraternity will
be held in their new quarters in west
Blackwell street tonight.
Mrs. John Mitchell. of Monmouth
avenue, is spending several days
With friends in Paterson.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Swayze, of
Mine Hill, have as their guest, the
latter's sister, Mrs. Charles Babcock,
of Hackettstown.
Miss Clara Straus and Aaron Katz,
of New York city, are the guests
cf Mr.. and Mrs. Emmanuel Haas, of
West Blackwell street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph H. Parker
have removed from Pequannoc street,
to Clinton street.
Rev A. Bovlan Fitz Gerald, pastor
of Grace Methodist Church, will
preach an Easter sermon Sunday aft
nrnoon at the Mt. Hope Methodist
Church, and viii also administer the
sacrament of the Lords supper.
Mrs. Mary Mosher has returned to
her home at Pittston. Pa, after a
visit to relatives in Dover.