Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-03-10
Dover Notes

Mrs. ID. Z. Davis, of this town, is
on a visit to Mrs. ]. Frank Best, Of
Netcong. p
Emil ]. Kattermann, of West Black
well street has returned from visit
to Indianapolis, Ind.
Charles Ernest Mill, of South Nor
ris street, spent Sunday with friends
in New York.
The Shamrock Club Will hold a st.
Patrick's Day dance in Arcanum Hall
Tuesday evening, March II.
Mrs. V. II. Boomer, of Princeton
avenue, is on visit to friends in
Morristown.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Il. Jenkins en-
tertained the members of the Dover
Musicale Circle at their home in
South Morris street last night. A
special program was rendered.
A number of friends We're enter
| tanned by William L. Snyder, of Dick
erson street. Sunday night, in honor
of his birthday anniversary.
| Miss Annie Kelly, of Brooklyn, for
merly of Dover, has concluded a visit
to friends and relatives here.
The members of the Grand Fra
ternity will hold whist in their
club house in South Morris street to-
night.
Daniel w. Moore. of Prospect street,
is entertaining his sister, Miss Anna
Moore, OF New York City.
| Mrs. Floyd Delhi and son, Harry,
have returned from a visit of several
days to Mrs. Irving Pittenger, at
| Easton, Pa.
The Pastimes and Mystic Five will
| be the teams who will contest on the
Royal Arcanum alleys tonight.
| A wrestling match will be staged in
| . Dol 4,-, .af laxr ff~I,A
| between Phil Klemanns, a local ath-
| lete, and Bob Temple, a vaudeville
wrestler. Considerable interest is be-
ing manifested among sport lovers in
| this section. The contestants have
been training for the match for sew
eral weeks.
Thomas Swayze, of Grant street,
spent Sunday with relatives at Net
cong.
The Woman's Club meeting, in Pal
mer Hall, tomorrow afternoon, will
be addressed by Miss Alice Jaynes,
secretary of the Consumers League,
of Newark. A number of members of
the Mountain Lakes Club win be
present
Harry Hance, a. son OF the late
Edward S. Hance, has taken the
place of his father I'm the Gillen'
Hance Company, undertakers ant
embalmers.
Eugene Westbrook, of Lincoln ave
nue., has resigned as manager Of
Heller's department store, and hil
successor is w. J. Robinson, of Buff
falo.
The regular meeting of the w. c. t
u. of Succasunna and Iedgewood will
be held at the home of Mrs. H. C
Virgins, In Succasunana, tomorrow
afternoon.
The postponed meeting OF the mis-
sionary societies Of the First Metho
dist Church will be held this Afternoon
at the residence of Mrs. Newton Ely
in Sanford street, between 3 and
o'clock.
an extended visit to his mother II
Winnipeg, Canada. En- route he will
stop at Niagara Falls, Chicago anC
st. Paul.
The Patriotic Order of America ar,
arranging St. Patrick's social, to b,
held in their lodge rooms Tuesda,
evening, March II. A special program
will be rendered.
Patrolman and Mrs. Charles Coun
terman, of Fairview avenue, enter
tanned Mrs. Counterman's brother
Councilman Edward n. Woodruff, o
Netcong, Sunday.
Miss Helena Kelly has returned t,
her studies at Sacred Heart Convent
Manhattan, after a visit to her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Kelly, 0
West Blackwell street.
Andrew Roderer has returned from
two months vacation in the South
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Spice4, of Mill
ington, were Sunday guests of MI
and Mrs. Benjamin F. Spicer, o
Davis avenue.
Arthur IT Pauuette of Sanfor
street, MAS recovered from q sever