Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1915-12-27
MAPLEWOOD

Mrs. NJ. l.. Griswold. of Curtis place.
will entertain at cards at her home
i tomorrow.
| Rev. DIR. Charles L. Wolworth, pas
| tor of the Morrow Memorial Metho-
! dist Episcopal Church, has arranged
his second series of popular evening
sermons on Home Making, Home
| Keeping, Home Breaking" to be
given on nine consecutive Sundays
beginning with Sunday evening, jan
uary 2. at 7:45 o'clock, in the church
The following are the titles as they
will come in rotation: THE Man for
Husband" Some Qualities of a
Good Wife" Living Together AS a.
Fine Art, - why Some Marriages Are
Failures 1.-THE Right to Be Well
Born. The New Woman in the New
Age, Some Enemies of the Home"
Our Homes: Pagan or Christian, .
and IT'LL Death Do Us Part"
James G. Whitelaw, of Woodland
road, has returned from a business
| trip abroad
d. Roger Munsick. of so Maplewood
avenue, is home from Cornell.
Miss Clara Clifford. of Lenox place.
is home for the holidays from Cen
tenary Collegiate Institute, Hacketts-
town.
! Miss Gladys Meredith. of Lenox
place, has returned from Dickinson
| College.
Frederick Schell, of Ridgewood ter
race, is home from Yale.
The entertainment committee of the
Maplewood Field Club have planned
an old fashioned masquerade. party
10 be held at the club on New Years
eve. Until the dancers have un-
I M 4.
the moor unless disguised and in cos
tune. After unmasking the floor will
De open to all desiring to dance.
Mrs. William T. Runcie. of Walton
road. has returned from a weeks stay
at Atlantic City
The Sunday school of St Georee.s
gave its second annual "Story of the
Birth of Christi in costumed tableaux
Friday night Miss Helen Stokley
ana Miss Miriam Bailey were in
| charge. Those who took part in
GUIDED the Misses Miriam ZabrisISie
Gertrude Wood. Madeline GriswoId
Edith Oberle, Mary Haskell. Violet
Soulleyet, Evelyn Clark and Masters
Albert and John Wood. Henry Acken.
Leslie Ware and Charles Taylor. The
children of the Sunday school re-
celyed gifts of candy and oranges.
the next meeting of the Home and
school Association dancing classes
VIII take place next Monday.
! The pupils of Miss Eleanor Hazards
dancing class are to be given a fancy
dress dance on Thursday, Decem-
Der 30..
The Prospect Street Presbyterian
Church held its Christmas entertain.
ment for the Sunday school FRIDAY
! nlSht. musical program was given
| oy MISS Esther Knox. violinist, and
| Milton Cadmus, cornetist. The
! christmas services were held yester-
day.
College students home for the holi.
days include Miss GLADYS Meredith
OF Lenox place, from Dickinson Col.
| Iege; Miss Clara Clifford, of Lenox
place, from Centenary Collegiate In
stitute; Harold Owen, of Wyoming
| avenue, from Hobart College; John
Kemp, OF Ridgewood road, from New
YORK Military Academy: Jack Clark.
! or Curtis place, from Dartmouth
Frederick Schell. of Ridgewood ter
race, from Yale
| Miss S. Gates, who has been the
mouse guest for several weeks of her
aunt Mrs. Thomas Hazard, of Nom.
tain avenue, has returned to her
!
There was a large attendance at the
service last night in the Morrow Me-
mortal NJ. f. Church, given under the
auspices of the Epworth League. r.
N. Collyer delivered the second of a
series of talks on "Christianitv in
Modern Business" Mr.. CoIlyer's
theme last night was MAKING n
Highway for the People" The leo
lures are being given by MapIewood
| men.
Eating and Drinking Worthily'' is
the topic on which Rev. DIR. Charles
L. Walworths pastor of the Morrow
| Memroiar Church, will talk at the
tuesday evening prayer meeting. Fhe
meeting will be preparatory service
for the celebration Of the sacrament
OF the Lords supper next Sunday.
A watch meeting will be held in
the Morrow Memorial Church under
the auspices of the young people OF
the Epworth League New ears eve
There will be praise service from 3
O'Clock until 10 o'clock. At 10 O'Clock
a social hour will be held, with re,
freshments. At II o'clock the watch
service will begin, lasting until mid
night.
Eoiaa Alar.. Es~uI L~Il