Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-03-26
NUTLEY

Mrs Alexander Carlton is staying
q few days in New York.
! Dean WEIGH. of Grant avenue. has
returned from a business trip through
| the South.
| Mrs. Pierre p. Lshnes entertained
her afternoon bridge club at her house
on Whitford avenue, yesterday after
noon. Her guests were Mrs. W. f.
Dabney. Mrs. II. j. Walt1en. Mrs
| Kurt Moebius, Mrs. George Il. Phil
hover. Mrs. C. S. Thurston. Mrs. L
q. Garrison, Mrs. ]. H. Hull, Mrs.
George Walcott, Miss X. c. Lambert,
Mrs. e. P. Montague.
Mrs. William Harris Arnold will
give the second of ser es of small
dances at her house on Whitford ave-
nue., Friday night.
The Easter subscription dance will
be held at the Nutley Field Club Mon
day, April 10. The patronesses for the
affair are Mrs. Alexander Carleton
Mrs. George Walcott Mrs. F. B.
Norton, Mrs. p. p. Lahnes. Mrs.
! Joseph Lamb, Mrs. Garland, Mrs.
| Harris Arnold.
The executive board of the Ladies'
! Aid Society of Vincent M. Il. Church
met yesterday at the home of Mrs
+. NJ. Scott, In Beech street.
| Joseph Lamb, jr., who has been
visiting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Joseph G. Lamb, of Grant avenue,
left today for Port Deposit, Md,
where he is a student at the Tome
Military School.
Mrs. T. L. Callen, OF Kearny, who
was q guest of her sister, Mrs. M. J.
IT.. 49, nd
home yesterday.
Funeral services for Mrs. Bridget
Crowley, wife of the late Cornelius
Crowley, who died Monday night at
her home in Passalc avenue, We're
held this morning in st. Mary's
Roman Catholic Church. Rev. Will
lam L. Cunningham was the cele-
brant of q solemn high mass of re-
| QUEEN. William e. Thaller, John
Mcdowell Joseph Freeman, John
Conway, jr., j. NJ. Franz and John
Murren acted as pall-bearers. In
torment was In Mt. Olive Cemetery,
Bloomfield.
The senior basketball team of the
| Holy Name Society Of st. Mary's
Church will play the Elbecco Five, of
Bamberger & Co.'S, tomorrow night
| in the Parish Hall.
Mrs. william j. Kinsley gave a
dinner last night to a number Of
friends at her home In Prospect
street in honor of Mr.. Kinsley's sis
ter, Miss Mary Klnsley, Of Nebraska
E. j. Hayden, OF Hillside avenue,
has returned home from a short stay
in Boston, Mass.
The members of the West Nutley
Club will hold a dance tonight in
Masonic Hall.
The work of removing the home of
Frederick Frobose from it's present
| site in the new county park grounds,
on Passaic avenue, to Hampton place,
| n distance of over 1000 feet, was
begun yesterday. The Board of Com
mjssioners granted Frobose permits
sion to move the house several weeks
ago on condition that he stand for
any damages that might occur. The
work will necessitate the closing OF
both Passaic and Park avenues for
several days.
About 200 were present last night
ac the lecture given by Bishop Will
IN A. Quayle, of st. Paul, Mimi, in
Vincent Methodist Episcopal Church,
under the auspices of the Mems AS
sociation of the church. His subject
was dramatic recital on Jean Val
jean," from Victor Hugo's Les Mis-
cradles" Bishop Rev. George q.
Vogel, who was lately appointed dis
trict superintendent to succeed Rev.
DIR Jesse Lyman Hurlbut, was pres
eut and introduced the lecturer.
About thirty TEACHERS and officers
were present last night at q dinner
in st. Pauls Congregational Church
in honor of Miss Margaret Slattery,
secretary of the Congregational Sun
day School Society. -Four tables We're
set and We're in charge of Mrs. Wal
ter Erler, Mrs. Donald Macmillan,
Miss Mary Fredericks and Mrs. M.
Il. Hatch, assisted by Mrs. r. N.
Atchison and Mrs. D. NJ Henry.
Rev. Milton Littlefleld, also a secre-
tary of the society. opened the con-
ference after the dinner. Fol owing
him, Miss S'attery gave an informal
talk on Teachers and Teaching.
About twenty-five CHESTS came in
after the dinner to hear the speak
| ing.
An entertainment and dance will be
given tonight in the West Caldwell