Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-06-05
Dover Notes

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles M. VanHou-
/ ten and Mrs. Mary =. Steelman, of
| Newark, are the guests of Mrs. Jennie
/ Davis and Mr.. and Mrs. C. A. Sites,
| of Livingston avenue. Mr.. Van HON.
! ten is conyalescing from a recent OPP
station for appendicitis.
| Mrs. Emma Vreeland. of Hudson
/ street. is spending several days in
1 Newark.
A whist and dance will be given by
the members of the Arcanum Home
Association in Arcanum Hall on
| Wednesday night.
A musicale will be held at the home
of MrsN George Wolf on Mine Hill on
June 10 for the benefit of the Ferro
| Monte Public School Library. Miss
Anna Jenkins, violinist, will assist
and the following musicians will take
part: Miss Alice Rogers, Violinist;
| Miss May jenkins, pianist and Harry
I. Kernow, tenor. A social time will
follow.
Miss Helen Unger, of Newark. has
concluded a visit to friends in Berry
street.
The members of Morris Council,
Jr. o. U. A. NJ, are arranging a pro-
gram TO be rendered at their regular
meeting next Wednesday night.
Mrs. Robert J. Thompson. wife of
the rector of st. Johns Episcopal
Church, who is on a visit TO England,
will leave tomorrow to visit her sis
ter, Mrs William S. McCawley, at
Baltimore, Md, and will return next
month.
The tag day for the annual poor
childrens outing will be held under
the direction of the Salvation Army
tomorrow. The outing will be held to
Lake Hopatcong July 10.
The Morris County Patriotic League
will hold a meeting in Arcanum Hall
Sunday afternoon, June Ia Rev. e.
J. Holden, of East Orange, will be
the speaker.
G. NJ. DeCompte, of 20 Mountain
avenue, is nursing a sprained ankle
and severe bruises as a result of a
fall into an excavation in front Of
the Birch property on Dickerson
street. The injured man has COM
planned to the police, asserting that
unstable planks were placed careless
ly over the opening over which pedes-
TRANS must pass.
The Bay View Wheelmen will be
the opponents of the Dover A. A. on
the Myrtle avenue grounds tomorrow
afternoon.
The members Of Ada Rebekah
Lodge, /. O. o. +, will meet at Odd
Fellows Hall Sunday night to attend
divine services at Rockaway.
Theodore Beam, seventy-five years
old. a Civil War veteran, of Rock
away. is undergoing treatment at a
Newark hospital.
To celebrate their fifth anniversary
the Pythian Sisters are arranging
for a public installation of officers.
William Herridge, of William street.
will leave tomorrow on short yaca-
ton to Moosehead Lake, Me.
Miss Lena Levison, of West Black
we'll street, is entertaining Miss Ger
trude Cohen, of Baltimore.
Mrs. George Eagles and children
have returned to their home at New
| ton. following a visit to Mrs. Eagles
father. William Pearce, at Mt. Fern.
I Harry Mendel. of West Blackwell
street. is on a visit to Easton, Pa.
Misses Helen and Kittie Burns, Of
| Jersey city, and Mrs. Catherine
Ratchford. of Scranton, Pa, are visit
/ ing Mr.. and Mrs. Jerry Lyons. Of
| Lehigh street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Boyd, of
| North Sussex street, have as their
/ guest Mr.. Boyds father Thomas
! Boyd. of Newton.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Willis, of First
street, are being congratulated on the
! birth of a son.
Arthur Farr, of Philadelphia, is the
| guest of his brother and sister-in-
/ Jaw. Mr.. and Mrs, William FAIR, of
! Clinton street.
Miss Nellie Drake, of Bayonne, has
| concluded a visit of several days to
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Aaron S.
| Drake, Of Princeton avenue.
Mrs. Lewis Bacon, of Passaic street,
! is spending the weekend with her
SON in law and daughter Mr.. and
Mrs. David Hogan, at Paterson.
A meeting of the trustees of Me-
mortal Presbyterian Church will be
held in the church parlor tonight.
Mrs Margaret Grant, of Oak street
has as her guest her brother, Mahlon
Martin Of Union Hill.