Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-05-18
SOUTH ORANGE


ment to Frederick Wolfe, of Newark,
has been announced, was given a
linen shower by about forty friends
Saturday night at the home of her
uncle and aunt, MIR. and Mrs. George
Washington Vanderhoof, of 159 Val
ley street. Dancing followed.
James Newman, Peter p. Newman
and Joseph Newman, of South Or
ange avenue, and Charles O'Neill of
Roland avenue, have returned after
weekend stay at Washington, D. c.
John J. Magovern, of Prospect
street, will leave next week for Bel
mar to arrange to spend the summer
with his family at their cottage there.
A weeks mission for Italians was
opened yesterday afternoon in the
Church of Our Lady of Sorrows.
In baseball game Saturday on the
home grounds the South Orange Field
Club nine lost to the Central Field
Club team, of New York, by the score
of II to 5.
The Village Board of Trustees will
meet tonight when several matters
of Importance will be taken up for
consideration. Among these will be
the awarding of a scavenger con-
tract and the passage of an ordin-
ance authorizing the president and
clerk to enter into a contract with
the Lackawanna railroad for the
elimination of grade crossings.
The Board of Education will meet
tonight when arrangements will be
made for commencement exercises In
the various public schools of the dis
trict.
Ernest A. Smith. William Bryant,
w r. Okeson and John w, Living
ston were winners in the golf COM
petitions at the South Orange Field
Club Saturday.
The work of connecting the whistle
at the pumping station with the fire
alarm system so that alarms may be
sounded from fire headquarters, has
been completed. The bell in the Viii
lage Hall tower and the whistle at
the pumping station will in the
future be sounded three times daily,
at o'clock in the morning, II o'clock
noon and 4:30 O'Clock in the after
noon. The alarm will not hereafter
be sounded at O'Clock at night.
Miss z. A. Fitz Gerald, of 70 Riggs
place, will give a luncheon tomorrow
in honor of her niece. Mrs. S. Albert
Clark, who has just returned from
wedding trip to Bermuda. Mrs.
her marriage on April IA.
Justin Mccarthy, of Prospect
street has gone to Montana, where
ness.
Mrs, George Gordon Byron and
family have reopened their home in
Prospect street, after having spent
the winter in New York.
Ou.a~ NNY,crp. t,a1vad from II
Riggs place to the William M. Reeve
house, South Orange avenue and
Riggs place.
Mrs. Samuel r. Frederick. of
Academy street. left today to spend
the summer at Camp Nacirema,
Lake Hopatcong.
Harvey 1. Underhlll, of Turrell ave-
nue., has purchased. new Buick tour
ing car.
2. +. Kennedy, of Newark, has pur-
chased. tract in Sherman place, on
which he contemplates the erection OF
a dwelling.
DR. and Mrs Henry Kreause, of 81
South Orange avenue, have returned
after trip to Bermuda.
Emil Jost, of Riche!ieu terrace,
Vailsburg, has purchased an eighty
foot tract on Kingman road south,
Tuxedo Park.
The board OF directors of Tuxedo
Park has decided to have sidewalks
laid throughout the park.
Harry G. Potter, of Holland avenue,
has purchased a lot at Mercer place
and Cameron road, Tuxedo Park.
Ground has been broken for home
for Thomas T. Crowley, jr., of Centre
street, in Kingman road south, Tux
edo Park.
II. A. Cox. Of Newark, is having two
houses erected in Centre street south,
Tuxedo Park.
Charles L. Conover will lead the
mid-w meeting in the First Pres
byterian Church tomorrow night
what Is Personal Liberty" will be
discussed.
The session of the First Presbyte-
rian Church has organized with Rev.
David DeForest Burre1 as modera-
tor: Arthur L. Brainerd and Herbert
F. Soverel, committee on pulpit and
supplies: Samuel E. Young and
James Schanck, committee on bap-
tism: George K. Badger and Charles
T. Conover. committee on prayer
meetings; Charles w Crankshaw and
James Banister, committee on music;
Mrs. SchanclS, ne!ghborhood commit
tee; Mr.. Conover, publicity commit
tee and Mr.. Badger, finance com
mittee.
Dancing will follow the entertain
ment to be given by South Orange
Lodge No. 1864, b. P Q. Elks, in
Columbia School Tuesday evening,