Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-04-29
SOUTH ORANGE

SUI n OKANOE
William r. Francis, formerly Of
South Orange, now of Newark, an
nounces the engagement of his daugh-
] ter, Miss Eta r. Francis, to John
| p. Dexheimer, jr., of Orange.
The fifth anniversary of the insti-
tuition of South Orange Lodge No.
| 1154 b. p. o. f., viii be observed
with an entertainment in the audi
forum of Columbia school on the
evening of May 81.
The presentation Of the play THE
Two Miss Browns" and a flower and
book contest in which thirty-one
girls took part, featured social
given last night by the Girls Friend
! ~ Society of the Episcopal Church
of the Holy Communion in the parish
house. Miss Valeda Johnson, Miss
Florence Simpson, Miss Flora Lahey,
Miss Gertrude Nancarrow, Miss
| Louise Sommer and Miss Isabel Ham
ilton were in charge. Miss Simpson
| and Miss Gertrude Wilson were the
respective winners of the guessing
contest. The social concluded with
dancing and the serving of refresh
ments. DR.. Richard d. Freeman, OF
Vose avenue, will give a lecture on
"First Aid to the Injured" at meet
| ing of the society Monday night. On
| Tuesday evening the members OF the
organization will attend the Girls
Friendly Society Conference in Trim
| ity Episcopal Church, Newark. Pa
pers will be read at the conference by
| Miss Emily Elwood, Miss Ethel
| Graves, Miss Louise Elwood and MISS
Mary Elwood, of South Orange
Pupils of Miss Bertha Drake plan
ist. of Academy street, will give re-
cital Saturday, May 16, at the home
of Mrs. William w. Wilson, "a FAIR
view avenue.
| Harry w. Champenois, OF Cottage
street. is leading in the individual
bowling tournament in progress at the
South Orange Field Club.
A buffet lunch will be given by
| Our Lady of Sorrows Dramatic Circle,
at the South Orange Field Club, next
Wednesday evening. Leo S. Carmody
is chairman of the committee on ar
rangementS.
! A concert and entertainment for the
benefit of the baseball fund of the
South Orange Field Club will be given
4 tomorrow night in the auditorium or
1 Columbia School. The program will in
clude: Orches ira, Hungarian Dance,
| Brahms; soprano solo, when Shad-
ows Gather Marshall; Morning,
Kursteiner, Miss Dorothy Howkins;
eccentric dance, Harold H. Gallison;
violin solo. Spanish Dance" Rehfeld,
! Franklin Branin; tenor solo, Come
Into the Garden Maud Balfe,
Charles Morse; orchestra, Prince or
PiIsen," De Koven; soprano solo,
"Berceuse," with violin obligato. Cod
ard. Miss Dorothy Howkins and Miss
Isabel Lowenthal; violin solo, Ma
! Zurlxa, " Musin, Franklin Branin; dance
duo, "maXiXe Fantastic seXtet from
t"Lucia," with orchestra, Verdi, Miss
Howkins, Mrs. jay Ten Eyck, Charles
Morse and J. M. Rogers.
Arrangements have been completed
for reception and ball to be given
tonight in the gymnasium of Column
bia School under the auspices of the
/, South Orange Village Police Mutual
! Aid Association. Patrolman Thomas
H. Mcclure is chairman OF the COM
mittee on arrangements. Sergeant
, Edward A. Tracey will be floor man
ager.
; Floyd Van Iderstine son of Mr. and
Mrs. William II. Van Iderstine, of &C
/ Valley street. is i'll.
William Duymn, son of Mrs. Will
, liam Duymn, of Vose avenue, is Ill
with scarlet fever at the Isolation
Hospital, Soho.
Loren Hatch will entertain the
members of the 1913 football and bas-
ketball teams of the South Orange
High School, at his home in Jefferson
avenue, Maplewood, Saturday night
Richard A. Backus. of Milligan
place, and ID. Horace Stults, of West
field, formerly of Academy street, are
attending the session of the grand
lodge, Royal Arcanum, as representa-
tives of South Orange Council, No
| l347, at Asbury Park
! The Eagle baseball team, of South
l Orange, will play a game Sunday aft
) ernoon at Summit with the Summit
Field Club nine.
u. b. Fisher has moved from Pros
pect place to Nose avenue.
Patrolman Theodore Steve shot q
supposed rabid dog In Trenchard
place yesterday afternoon.
The South Orange and Belleville
High School baseball teams will meet
in a game at the South Orange Field
Club grounds Monday afternoon.
The South Orange Village Improve
ment Society will hold it's annua
meeting Friday night, in Columbia
School.
Former Village Trustee and Mrs
Thomas G. Conway, of II RidgewooC
! road, have returned after a stay OF
several months abroad
The annual spring rummage sale OF
the Society for Lending Comforts tC
the Sick will be held in the Flatiror
building, Is Vose avenue, ON May s
and z.
John McCullum, of 26 Riggs place
1 is confined to his home by an attack
\ of rheumatism.