Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-01-05
M0rristown Notes

Complaining to Police Justice
Edward A. Quayle. jr., that her hus..
band had lost SIS in betting on pool
matches in a Flagler street pool and
billiard room, Mrs. Mary Romano Sc
cured the arrest of James Defalco
and Joe Bockina, proprietors of the
place. The two men were charged
with maintaining a disorderly house
and were held for the grand jury,
Philip Dante going on their bail of
800 each.
The annual Christmas party of the
Mothers Guild of the Church of the
Redeemer is to be held in the parish
house on Wednesday evening.
The Misses Mills have purchased
the house and lot at II Washington
street. adjoining the premises recent
ly purchased by their brother. John
NJ. Mills. The house is now occupied
by Edwin P. Ford.
The Junior Auxiliary of the Church
of the Redeemer will resume its meet
ings, after the holiday vacation, on
Friday afternoon.
The Women's Union prayer-meeting
will be held during January every
Thursday morning in the chapel Of
the First Presbyterian Church.
Mr.. and Mrs Ramsay Turnbull and
the Misses Turnbull have gone to
New York after spending the holidays
at their country home, THE Apple
trees" r.
Mrs. George Heber Jones will be the
speaker at the January meeting of the
Women's Foreign Missionary Society
of the Methodist Episcopal Church to
be held Friday afternoon in the par
sonage.
James NJ. Todd has departed for
Michigan after spending the holidays
with his father, w. P. Todd, of Hill
street.
Subjects for the midweek services
of the First Presbyterian Church
during January are taken from Henry
Churchill Kings THE Moral and Re-
ligious Challenge of Our Times" jan
uary 8, Great Movements Taking
Place in the World Today" Is, Great
Changes Being Wrought In the World
Today" 90, Meaning of Modern
Conditions: Dangers and Problems
Involved" go, Qualities Demanded
by Modern Conditions: Elements of
encouragement"
The Young Women's Missionary
Society of the South Street Presby-
terian Church has invited the Eve
ming Guild to a japanese tea to be
given on Friday evening.
Rev. Taplin j. Winslade, of Dover
preached in the First Baptist Church
on Sunday
The following have been installed
as officers of Iona Tribe of Red Men
Sachem, Fred Van Syck'e; senior
sycamore, James McDermott; junior
sycamore, Martin Antonnaccio
prophet, John Fischer; chief o.
records, Fred Schraudenbach; keeper
of wampum, G. Van Doren beats;
collector of wampum, Peter McDer-
mott; first sannap, John Robinson:
second sannap, Edgar Dixon; guard
of wigwam, H. John Gregory; guard
of forest, John Hathaway; trustees
John, Hathaway, H. John Gregory
Fred Van SICKLE, Allyn H. Thompson
and Edward Murphy.
liver an address at a New Year.
Rev. Dr. Ralph B. Urmy will de
social to be held Tuesday by the
Morristown Women's Christian TEN
| perance Union.
On Tuesday evening at the home Of
DR.. Harry Vaughan the Prohibition
i Alliance will meet. There will b.
moving pictures and harp solos.
The Morristown Free kindergarten
reopened today after the Christina.
holidays.
The marriage has been announced
! of Henry G. Carroll, son of Mr.. anC
Mrs. E. A. Carroll, of this town, ant
Miss Emily Nelson, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Samuel ]. Nelson, of Brook
line, Mass. The wedding took plac'
at Brookline on New Years eve.