Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-04-28
Dover Notes

Mrs. John c. Taylor, OF Prospect
street, suffered painful injuries TO her
left ankle as a result of fall While
walking near Ford's pond Saturday
As delegates from Morris Council
No. 541, Royal Arcanum, Charles T.,
Becker, Charles p MacFall and
Charles II. EEdahl are attending the
thirty-second annual convention of
the grand lodge of the Royal Ar
canum, at Asbury Park, today.
Mrs. William III. Hosping has re-
| turned to her home in Mount Hope
avenue, from a New York hospital,
where she has been undergoing treat
ment for several weeks.
Miss Daisy Martin, of Paterson. is
| visiting friends and relatives in Sam
mis- avenue.
Miss Ruth Martin. of Bernard Col
lege, and Kenneth Osborn, of Column
bia University, have concluded a brief
| visit to Isaac w. Soaring, of Orchard
| street.
Frank H. Opdyke and daughters,
| Misses Mabel and Margaret Opdyke,
| of Slmira, N. ", and Miss Louisa OPP
! dyke, of Summit. have returned to
! their homes after visit to Mr.. and
Mrs. s. c. Opdyke, of Maple avenue.
| Mrs. Amelia DeShazo, of North Sus-
| sex Street, Is tIlttI iiCl tliCSci
! Miss Clara DeShazo, of Port Morris.
Mrs. Theodore Barnes, of Baker
! avenue, is nursing severe bruises to
| her shoulder and arm as result of
a fall.
The Women's Missionary Society of
Memorial Presbyterian Church will
entertain the members of the Young
Peoples Chorus at dinner in the
| lecture rooms of the church at
| o'clock tonight.
DR.. Henry Lewis and Lew Goldberg
of Paterson, are the guests of Miss
Bessie Bacon, of Passaic street.
Miss Helen Peer will return to her
home in Pequannoc street Friday
| from an extended visit to her sister
| Mrs. Frank Bagley, at Boston, Mass
| A recital will be given in the First
| Methodist Church tomorrow night by
the pupils of Miss Bessie Buchanan.
Mrs. William Wurm, of West Emo
Heights, is visiting her sister, Mrs. G.
f. Stamm, at Jersey City, and upor
her return Mrs. Stamm will accom-.
pany her and reside at the home ot
Mr.. and Mrs. Wurm.
Charles Donahue, of Pine street, il
undergoing treatment in All Souls
Hospital, Morristown, for injuries re
ceived in a fall down the steps at th'
Hotel Dover.
Fred Young has returned to his
home at Philadelphia after visit t.
his father, John w. Young, of Locus
avenue.
The monthly business meeting o
the Board of Health was held in thei
office last night and routine business
was transacted. President Emil
Reiderer suggested that a general in
spection of the town be made by thu
members of the board, but no definite
action was taken.
Miss Martha George entertained thu
members of the Hoi Ploi Embroider,
Club at her home in South Morris
street last night
Mr.. and Mrs. James w. Taylor lief
Yesterday afternoon for their home a
Kalamazoo Mich, after visit o
several weeks to relatives in Dover
The Night Hawks and Pastimes will
contest on the Royal Arcanum bowl
ing alleys tonight.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard III. King, o
South Morris street, entertained tn,
members of the Dover Musical Circl
Yesterday afternoon. The program
was from the opera, Carmen" an,
the numbers were rendered by Mrs
G.. f. Flagge, Mrs. M. f. Alpers, Mrs
George Duquette and Miss Leah Phil
flips.