Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-08-01
MANY RESIDENTS
OF THIS SECTION
NOW IN EUROPE
Friends a Bit Anxious Over
Probable Delay in Return Be-
cause of War Situation.


OF Newarkers who have planned Bu-
ropean trips have given them up be-
cause OF the menacing conditions
there. Among these is Thomas N.
McCarter, president of the Public
Service Company. Mr.. McCarter had
planned to start for the other side on
the Vateriand today. The Vaterland
Is held at her dock in Hoboken, and
Mr.. McCarter has cancelled his pas
sage.
Miss Carolyn SCHNEIDER. assistant
superintendent in the training school
of the City Hospital, sailed two days
ago on the President Grant for Ham
burg. The ship Is reported to have
been recalled to New York.
P. ]. Griffin and ]. F. Brady, OF
Hahne & Co., have been abroad since
June n, and are now on the steam
ship Rochambeau, which sailed from
Hayre July rs. They are due to re-
1 turn Monday
4 Several Newark people are now in
|various parts of Europe, and some Of
Ukhens may be unable to return be-
cause of the tying up of the transat-
lantic liners. Among these are Su-
preme Court Justice Francis ].
Swayze, who sailed on the Imperator
on her last trip. On the same ship
was Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob l.. Newman,
of 343 Clifton avenue. Word was re-
ceived in Mr.. Newman's law office
this week that he was in London, but
intended crossing to Paris today.
Rev. DIR. Pleasant Hunter. pastor of
the Second Presbyterian Church, is
now in Switzerland, and had planned
to return home some time in the
middle of September. Just what ship
he had planned to return in is not
known by his friends.
Ivan p. Flood, head of the boys de-
partment in the Newark Young Mems
Christian Association, sailed July in
the Baltic to attend the Worlds Con-
ference of Boys Work, held in Trim
ity College, oxford. At the close of
the conference he had planned to
visit the continent, returning on the
&Aquitania August is.
Rev. James /. Vance, former pastor
'bf the North Reformed Church, is
abroad for a short trip. He intended
] to return in time to occupy the pulpit
of the church on the last Sunday IN
August.
Rev. DR.. w. J. Dawson, of the First
Presbyterian Church, had planned to
take a trip abroad after a short vaca-
ton in Canada His friends do not
yet know whether he is still in Can
ada or on the sea.
No One Worrying.
Bishop O'Connor, of the Newark
diocese, is believed to be on the sea
nearing New York. He is said to be
on the George washington, which is
duo tomorrow, night or early Monday.
Inquiry az the bishops residence In
South Orange was rewarded with the
answer:
Nobody Is worrying about the
bishop. He is safe enough, and we
do not care to give out anything
about his homecoming"
Monsignor Isaac P. Whelan attend
ed the Eucharistic Congress last
week at Lourdes in southern France.
He Is due to come home in La Lor-
raine late in August. A number OF
other New Jersey Catholics also at
tended the Lourdes event.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gottfried Kruger are
In Hamburg. They planned trip
over the continent, returning in the
vaterland some time in the middle of
September.
rev. and Mrs. Warren Fl. Filkins,
Of Trinity Episcopal Church, Airing
ton, sailed yesterday on the st. Louis
for England, where they planned to
remain a month.
Mrs. H. G. Robinson and her son
Thomas, of IS Prospect place, Airing
ton, sailed Tuesday on the Carmania,
to remain in England for several
weeks.
Miss Mary Neary, of Kearny ave-
nue., Kearny, is with a party Of
friends in Paris. Miss Neary left
Kearny about month ago, intending
10 remain away about three months.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Osterstock, of
43 South Fifteenth street. are in
Europe. They intend to return about
the first of September
Doctors Left For London.
Several physicians of this city and
nearby communities have gone abroad
this summer to take part in the In
ternational Congress of Surgeons, TO
be held in London late this month.
Among these are DR.. John f. Hagerty,
of 80 Wallace place, who is now in
Rome. He had planned to make his
trip to the congress by way OF Ger
many and France, returning to this
country after the meeting on the Car
H.
Central avenue, is expected home Sep
ternber 8, and DR.. Charles L. Ill, of 1888
Clinton avenue at present in Berlin,
proposes to return about the same
time.
Felix Fuld, of L. Bamberger & Co.,
is in Europe, but his whereabouts Is
not known at this time to his bust
ness associates. He is expected home
within few weeks.
Many residents from the Oranges
are spending the summer in Europe.
From East Orange are Mrs. Win
throp d. Mithell and her sister, Miss
Anna Mitchell; Rev. Charles L.
Thompson, Mrs. Thompson and their
daughter, Miss Sydney Thompson;
Mrs. Samuel Botterill Mrs. George
Bassett. accompanied by Mrs. A. D.
smith, Mrs. George p. Olcottt and
daughter, Miss Marjorie Olcott; Miss
Ida I. Adams, Miss Marion d.
Baker, Mrs. Richard N. Dyer, her
son, Richard Dyer. and her daughter,
Mrs Harry Powers Mingle; Arthur
Brentani. Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Schoen-
her, Mrs. ]. D. French, Mrs. David
l.. Pierson, Mr.. and Mrs Harry
Thomas, Mr.. and Mrs. Vernon L.