Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-08-05

left in Berlin. Judge Klenert and his
brother Isadore are travelling in Eu-
rope.
From Princeton.
Many professors and teachers of
Princeton University were caught in
the war zone
Those who are at present abroad
are Professor R. X. Root. London;
Professor S. Van Wrinkle, London;
Professor McElroy and family,
Switzerland; Professor Gauss and
Mrs. Gauss, Switzerland; Professor
Shipman, London; Professor Harper.
Mrs. Harper and daughter London;
President John Grier Hibbon, Mrs.
Hibben and daughter. now in Paris,
recently coming from Germany.
Thomas Preston, jr., and Mrs. Pres
ton, Paris: Professor Paul Van Dyke,
Switzerland; Professor Thayer, Ger
many; Mr.. and Mrs. George A. Ar
mour, Germany; Misses Caroline and
Louise Henry. Switzerland: Mrs.
Hamill and family, Spain; Professor
w. A. Bowman Scotland; Professor
and Mrs. Kemp Smith, Scotland, and
Professor F. c. Macdonald London.
There Is considerable anxiety for
the welfare of Professor Westcott and
family, who were at Arbon, on the
firing line of Germany and France.
Camden Seeks News.
Many residents of Camden are con-
siderably alarmed because of friends
in Europe from whom they have not
heard since the present hostilities
broke out. Cornelius SchepperBotter,
superintendent Of the Evergreen
cemetery, and Mrs. Schepperkotter
are supposed to be somewhere in or
about Berlin. They have not been
heard from since late in July.
Mrs. Edgar Freeman, wife of
a real estate dealer, and Mrs.
Frank Lee Dickinson were last heard
from in Brussels. Miss NJ. e. Nye. d.
rector of drawing in the Camden High
School, is supposed to be somewhere
in England.
Justice Thomas Trenchard. of the
Supreme Court, of Bridgeton, who Is
accompanied by his wife, was last
heard from on the continent.
From Madison.
MADISON, Aug. 5.-Ameng the
Americans stranded in various parts
of Europe, practically without funds
and anx1ously waiting for this nation
to come to their relief. are twenty
one Madisonians. Most of them are
in Europe on pleasure and are also
mostly depending on getting bank
drafts cashed in order to provide
themselves with funds.
President Ezra Squier Triple. of
Drew Theological Seminary, and Mrs.
Triple have been travelling in differ
ent countries and are now in Rome,
Italy.
General and Mrs. Edward P.
Meany and son Shannon, of Madison
avenue, are also in some part of Eu-
rope. General Meany is well known
in both this State and New York.
Professor r. w. Rogers. of Drew
Seminary is in England with his wife
and family. He has been there study
ing for over a year and expects to be
home in time to take up his work at
the seminary in September.
Harley A. Hutchins and Charles A.
Work and son Horace, of Woodland
road, left several weeks ago to spend
some time travelling through France
and Germany. 1t is expected that
they are in the latter place now.
Both Mr.. Hutchins and Mr.. Work are
wealthy residents and well known in
Madison.
Henry Hentz, sr.. of Crescent road.
left for Europe two weeks ago.
Miss Dorothy Hope. of Fiorham
month. She expects to return in
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