Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-05-25
NUTLEY

Sergeant Bowler, of Nutley avenue,
stayed the weekend at Islip, Long
Island.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Mosenthau
were the guests Of Mrs. A. 2. Ames, of
Grant avenue, over the weekend.
Miss Emily Ritch of New York, is
the guest of Miss Virginia Door, Of
Satterthwaite avenue
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Towle, OF New
York, were tho guests of Mrs. L. S.
Turston, OF Grant avenue, over the
weekend.
Mrs. s. c. Williams, of New York,
formerly of Nutley, was the guest OF
Mrs. f. I. Bennett, of Whitford ave-
nue., over the weekend.
James G. Bolger, Of Whitford ave.
nue., and Rr. hlngsland Hay, Of the
Enclosure, have returned from a
weeks fishing in the catsKIlls.
Edward Jordan, of Rutherford, was
the guest of s. II. Dorr, OF Sattertn-
waite avenue, over the week end.
There will be an attractive program
at the NutIey Fed CIuD on decoration
DAY. In the morning the senl-nnais
or the tennis matches VIII be played
and the f1haIs VIII ne prayed IN the
afternoon. There Will be music
through the afternoon and a tea at
the clubhouse. In the evening there
wan ue q dance.
Wallace Bross, of Bay Ridge, spent
the Week-end with has father, Joseph
bross, OF hlngsIand street.
Norman Dannewitz. OF Brookfield
avan,le ia nome from an extended
soJourn in Connecticut.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas J. O'Neil, of
BrookseIu Avenue, returned home yes
teroay from a snort stay at vaiiey
Fans, n. y.
Miss Mary Riley, of New York city,
VINO mas Ueen Spending a week Win
MISS Anlt ttlIey, OF FarK avenue, re-
turned nome touay.
James honey, of New York city,
was a weeA-end guesc of Mr. anu
Mrs. Frank N. Murray, of Lafayette
street.
The annual reception of the Sodalits
Of the blessed Virgin, was neIu las,
ulgnC in oI. mary CnurCn. Fourteen
new members were reserved. hey.
henry u. Coyne, or the Sacred heart
NaIlsourg, preached the ser
mon.
MISS Mary Reilly, whose engage
ment to Mortimer Machette, OIL
Church street, was recently an
nounced, was given a mIsoehaneous
shower by a numUer of trlenus sat
uroay night at ner nome In Passalc
avenue. 1nose present we're: MISS
heien WHITAKER ana Miss Ala AL
lalre, Of AriIng ton; MISS SADIE bren-
- Ilasar 10.
Plunkett, MISS Agnes GarVIn, Jonn
Smith, and Nr. anu Mrs. John Reiiy,
of Be.leyille; Miss Marian Care, Miss
Regina Carol, Miss Helen Mitehen,
Miss Marian Lowe ana Miss Anna
Dempsey, of Vailsburg; Miss Lillian
Gil, Mss Davon Freeman, Miss Mary
Clancy, Miss Emma brown, Miss
Lena Warner, Miss Lillian Schneider,
Miss Alice Thorpe, Miss Harriet
Hills, Miss Adelaid Cox and Miss
Milloent Armfield, of Harrison; Mss
Mae McKenna, Miss Mary Reilly,
and Mortimer Machette, of Nutley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Reynolds, Of
Orange, were weekend guests of Mr..
and Mrs. John Reynolds, of Myrtle
avenue.
On Saturday evening a surprise
party was given to Miss Catherine
Hynes, at her home, 191 River road,
by a number of her friends from
the higher grades of Washington
School. The success of the party was
largely due to the efforts of Miss
Minnie Steinlauf, Miss Lily Benz,
and Miss Margery Ayers, who acted
as committee of arrangements. Mr..
and Mrs. J. A. Hynes will give a re-
turn party during the last week o!
June