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

The Village Board Of Trustees has
! issued circulars containing rules u
| be observed as a precaution agalhs'
communicable disease, ptomalhe Pol-
soning and mushroom poisoning. Inc
papers also show the result OF pt ,
Theological tests OF milk USED III 'le
village. -.
success Worth Having and MOI
Worth Having is the subject to De
discussed at the weekly prayer meet
ing tonight in the First presbyterian
Church -,
rrha Woman's Reading Club will
hold a meeting, Friday afternoon at
3:30 o'clock in the parish house Oh
the First Presbyterian Church.
The executive committee of the
viliare Improvement Society VIII
hold a meeting in Columbia School
Friday evening, May =, when tue
committee on revision of const!Lu-
fion and bylaws, consisting of Miss
Mary e Baldwin and Harvey l. IN
derhin will submit a report
A pay-as-you-ente euchre and
dance will be given May Is, under the
auspices of Our Lady of Sorrows
Branch No. 1893, L. c. 3: A, IN 81.
Narv's School hall. Mrs. George
kline is chairman of the committee
in charge of the arrangements, anu
her assistants are Mrs. James hatZ,
Mrs. P. T, Kirwtn, Mrs e stephft'
I.oughran. Miss Margaret SchnluI'
Miss Mary Rhatican and Mrs.
Michael J. Lyons.
A aagpole fifty-fve feet in height
was erected in Cameron Field play
ground Yesterday afternoon.
Preliminary play for the May cup
will he engaged in by the golfers at
the South Orange Field Club Satur-
day.
The condition of Rollin H. Wiggln,
a member of the South Orange Fleid
club and a resident of GAG Dodd
street, East Orange who was IN
iured in a fall when a horse on
which he was riding in South orange
anee avenue near Fairview avenue,
was struck by a trolley car several
days ago, is said to be improved.
The annual social of the South Or
ange Methodist Episcopal Sunday
school will be held Thursday evening
at 8 o'clock. Miss Margaret Stat
terry. of Boston, will speak.
Meetings in the Methodist Episco-
pal Church this week include: To-
night, o'clock, prayer service, To-
1890 a. m, Woman's Home
Missionary Society; 1:30 p. M, La
dies Aid Society; 3 p. m, Womans
Foreign Missionary Society.
An effort is being made to have
Governor Fielder review the south
Orange division Of the annual June
walk of the Essex County Sunday
school Association on Saturday al
ternoon, June 6.
Arrangements have been completed
for the annual reception and ball or
Division No S, \. O. H., to be gwen
Thursday evening of next week, IN
the gymnasium of Columbia School.
The X. /. Club will meet tonight at
the home of Norman Theberath'
Ward place.
The South Orange Home and School
Association is arranging for social
meeting in Columbia school,
May IA.
In the First Presbyterian Church
next Sunday morning Rev. David De
Forest Burrell. pastor, will preach
a special sermon for children on
''The Tree With the Dead Heart"
Dancing will follow the buffet
luncheon and entertainment to be
given tomorrow night at the Field
club by the Dramatic Circle of the
Church of Our Lady Of Sorrows.
The Holy Name Society of the
Church of Our Lady of sorrows is
arranging for a smoker and enter
tainment TO be held Monday night
An anniversary tea will be given at
5 O'Clock Thursday afternoon, May
IA. by the Woman's Missionary So
cietv of the First Presbyterian
Church in the parish house, Miss
Harriette Brown will give vocal Sc
lections. A silver Offering will be
taken for the benefit of a school in
Korea.
Charles Riley and family have
moved from Newark to the Sullivan
homestead, Ridgewood road.
The baseball team of South Orange
Boy Scouts will play a game with the
Montrose A. c. nine on Montrose ave
nue. tomorrow afternoon. Harold
Lonsdale was elected manager of the
Scouts team yesterday.
A meeting of the patrol leaders of
South Orange Troop, Boy Scouts of
America, will be held tomorrow night
at the home of Rev. David De Forest
Burrell, scoutmastep, Irvington ave-
nue..