Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-08-06
SOUTH ORANGE

SOUTH ORANGE
, Miss Maileen II. Farnsworth. OF
South Orange avenue. cast, left to-
! day to spend week at Abseeon
Highlands.
The tennis team of the South Or
ange Field Club will meet the repre-
/ sentatives of the Ridgewood Tennis
Club. of Newark, in match on the
Field Club courts Saturday afternoon.
Frederick ". Radel and Arthur II.
Hart. and r. Arthur Brainard and
Oliver O. Deane. jr., will be the dou-
bles teams for the local club, while c.
Edgar Champenois. Richard Currier
and Elmer Van Tuoergen will play IN
the single matches.
Mrs. J. c. Boggs. of Second street.
returned today from Flatbush, Long
Island.
John Newman. of Academy street
has returned after brief stay at As
bury Park.
Mrs. Daniel H. ScullS and family,
I of South Orange avenue. have re-
turned from Bradley Beach.
Plans have been drawn for a home
/ to be erected in Centre street, Tuxedo
/ Park, for Charles Neibling, a lawyer,
of Newark. to cost $4,000.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward j. Riley, of
! Valley street. left today TO spend the
remainder of the month in Morris
county.
Walter S. stackpole. of Richelieu
terrace. Newark. contemplates the
erection of a $4,000 home in Centre
street Tuxedo Park.
Harrison W Hughes. of South Or
ange avenue, will rejoin his family at
Bradley Beach on Saturday. Mr..
Hughes returned from that resort yes
terday.
Miss Minnie A. Carse. of % Valley
street, has returned after a stay of
two weeks at Atlantic City
Mr., and Mrs. Arthur B. Holden, of
Berkley avenue. have returned from
their summer home in Long Island.
Mrs. Wallace Love and Miss Hattie
Edwards, of First street, and Miss
Amelia Henkel of Newark, will leave
Sunday for a sojourn at New Haven,
Conn.
Mrs. Ann Kelley. of 65 Riggs place.
and her sister. Miss Mary Downey, Of
New York. have returned. after a va
cation spent at Far Rockaway.
Miss Elizabeth Murphy. of Academy
street. viii spend the latter part of
the month at Bradley Beach.
Miss Mary Devins. of II Second
street, has returned from Richmond
Hill, Long Island.
In baseball game yesterday at the
East orange playground, the Cameron
Field Juniors, of South Orange. de-
feated the East Orange Playground
Juniors by the score OF to 8. Joseph
Farrell and Kenneth Bowe were the
pitchers and Ralph Stiastny, catcher,
for the victors.
The funeral of Mrs. Elizabeth
Wright. who died after an illness of
only two days at her home, 1872 VAL
ley street was held this afternoon,
burial being made in Paramount
Cemetery, Stanley.
The police committee of the Viii
lage Board of Trustees will complete
its investigation of the members of
the police department tonight. Pa
trolmen Theodore Steve and Patrick
J. Kelly will appear before the in
vestigators.
/ Daniel Menchner and family, of
( Lindsey avenue, are sojourning at
/ Asbury Park.
/ The Mohawks, Of Orange Valley.
won from the Cameron Field seniors
| In a baseball contest at Cameron
] Field yesterday by the score of 2 to
/ /. The battery for the local nine was
Frank FoyIe and George Steve.
Miss May Rito. of 172 Irvington
avenue, is among the vacationists at
I Asbury Park this week She will
! later go to the Catskills.
Miss Kathleen Mcclure. of Irving
ton avenue, will leave tomorrow for
stay at Atlantic City.
Patrolman and Mrs. William Com
erford. of Arnold terrace, are proud
parents of a baby boy. born to them
today
As many as $50 persons enjoyed the
swimming pool at Cameron Field in
a single day during the past month.
No less than 420 entered the pool in
any day since it has been open.
The Village Board of Playground
Commissioners will meet Monday
night.
Division No. s, A. o. H.. will meet
tonight in Hibernian Hall, South Or
ange avenue. 1t is expected that five
candidates will be initiated to MEM
tions considered.
Hiram Draper, a former resident OF
South Orange. died Tuesday at the
home of his son, Albert Draper, 124e
Commonwealth avenue, Boston. Fun.
eral services were held at that al.
dress today, and the interment viii
. be made at Rosedale Cemetery, Or.
ange.
Misses Lillian and Alice Voight oil
172 Third street. will leave Saturday
to spend two weeks in New York.
Miss Lila O'Reilly, of IA Church
street, will leave next week for q
stay at Keansburg.
Mrs. William Arcularius is i'll al
her home in Iryington avenue.
Charged with assault and batter,
by Philhs Cant. a negress employed
as a cook in the home of P. ]. Bowers
372 Charlton avenue, Walter Cooper
. a negro butler at the home. was ar
| rested today by Patrolman Thomas
Mcclure. The complaint alleged tina
Cooper hit her in the mouth with nj
fist, knocking out one of her teeth
and otherwise beat her badly. H
( viii be arraigned before Police Jus
= tice Edward w McDonough in tn
Q village police court, tomorrow mornin
at $50 o'clock.