Religious and social notices from Second Presbyterian set
A roundup of church society meetings and social events in Cranbury area. Includes announcements from Second and First Presbyterian groups, Monmouth Presbytery, and Women’s Foreign Missionary Society with dates in March and April, plus receptions, dancing classes, a woodie ride to Spotswood, trapper news, and plans for an entertainment benefiting the library.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society of the First Church
Japan
Woman's Home Missionary Society of the Second Church
Mountaineers
Mia Barclay
Reading Press Notes on Anniversary Events and Local Issues
Reading hosts Hope Rescue Mission twentieth anniversary with Rev Adolos Allen delivering the opening address for the event and visiting workers from Philadelphia. Trenton hosts a Third Annual Music Festival at the Armory led by director W Otto Poleman with first class talent, plus a grand concert at Penns Neck Baptist Church to benefit the church. Linwood Haines Limited reports a 34 percent semiannual dividend and stock subscription milestone amid rapid growth. Morristown Public Library burns with $75,000 damage destroying 50,000 volumes and priceless records, while scarlet fever outbreaks affect Bordentown and Florence cadets and Bristol residents. Senate approves woman suffrage resolution. Old Tennent Church marks 165th charter anniversary with interior work planned. Agnes Eudora Perrine and John Stephen Perrine announce wedding in Cranbury Station vicinity. Deaths include Mary Elizabeth Baremore. Software-style jokes and quotes appear in the issue’s miscellany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adolos Allen
Reading
Hope Rescue Mission
Philadelphia
Cranbury
Social Reception for Arthur E Perrine and Sister
Arthur E Perrine and his sister Mrs Jane P Dey hosted a brilliant Tuesday evening reception. Guests from Cranbury nearby cities and districts attended with entertainment by Crescent orchestra and Mira G von M Smith of New Brunswick. Souvenirs included George Washington pins for ladies and clus ters of cherries for gentlemen. Miss Mary Spaulding hosted a Saturday party with dancing and cards attended by Hewitt Barr Raymond Humphrey and many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur E Perrine
Jane P. Dey
Perrine
Cranbury
Crescent Orchestra
Mira G. von M. Smith
Elocutionist
New Brunswick
Mt. Holly
George Washington
Miss Spaulding
Mary Spaulding
Carda Aod
Hewitt Barr
Raymond Humphrey
New York
Sara Perrine
Sara Applegate
Lizzie Perrine
Marian Campbell
Mary Hughes
Olive Petty
Florence Perrine
Ethel Cole
William Hoffman
Waldo Perrine
Carleton Campbell
Raymond Lawrence
David Lewis
Claire Moore
Charly Symmes
Trenton Talent To Give Entertainment
Trenton plans an evening of entertainment Wednesday at the Second Presbyterian Church for library funds. The program features the Trenton Concert Chorus of twenty voices with choruses, part songs and solos, soprano Florence Fletcher, Reno ypte Reta Pullen, May and Maud Brammer in instrumental duets and quartets, and Prof. Enoch Burroughs as accompanist and piano soloist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Second Presbyterian Chorch
Trenton
Florence Fletcher
Reno Ypte
Reta Pullen
May
Maud Brammer
Enoch Burroughs
Linwood Haines declares 3 4 percent semi annual dividend
The Board of Directors of Linwood Haines Limited of America announces a regular semi annual dividend of 34 percent on preferred stock to stockholders of record February 1 1914. Payable on or before April 1 1914. Checks will be mailed. Signed G Horace Roberts secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linwood Haines
Linwood Haines Limited of
America
Camden
Board of Directors
G. Horace Roberts
Yard's Pretty Neck Wear Delights Dressy Women Shoppers
A stock of fashionable neck wear attracts dressy women as styles constantly change and new pieces appear, keeping buyers confident they will find current trends.
Choose From These Beauties in Lace and Collars
Advertises chemisettes plain ficha and Medici effects from 23 cents to 2 dollars 50 cents. Lace collars range 25 cents to 2 dollars. Madeira embroidered collars in round effects 1 dollar 18 cents to 4 dollars 50 cents. Jabots and stocks 0 50 to 2 25. Windsor ties crepe de chine 50 cents. Yard prices for ruffling narrow fold 25 cents.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Second Presbyterian
C. E. Society
Christian Endeavor Society of the First Church
Sanday
Carroll Barclay
Monmouth Presbyterial Society
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society of Monmouth Presbytery
Asbury Park
Ella Stults
J. B. Curry
Corona Club
G. B. Mershon
Will
G. AC. Spratford
Russell Chambers Spratford
Prospect Plains
The
Scott’s
H. N. Scott
Joseph Gordon
Wm. Russell Silvera
William Gordon
B. P. Stillwell
W. H. Johnson
Clifford Chamberlin
E.s. Barclay
Odd Fellows Hall
Arthur L. Burroughs
G. B. Merabou
8. H. Perrine
Cranbury Citizens Committee
LaDell Concert Company
M. M. Perrine
Cranbury Station
Prospect Plains Grammar School
Jamesburg High School
Spotswood
Mr. Perrine
George Davison
Harvey Davison
Young Davison
Cranbury Brook
W. RB. Silvers
H. Perrine
R. P. Stillwell
E. P. Barclay
Princeton
Second Presbyterian Church
Trenton Armory
W. Otto Poleman
Penns Neck
Penns Neck Baptist Church
G. Clef Club
Morristown
Bordentown Military Institute
Florence
Bordentown
Bristol
Thomas D. Landon
Bordertown
Edward H. Foster
Merchants’ and Mechanics ‘Building Association of
Bristol School Board
Ramsay
Senate
McGinnis, Ramsay, Smalley
Barber
Munson and
Smich
Old Tennent
Frank R. Symmes
Presbyterian Church
Allentown
Shrewsbury
George the Second
Jonathan Bleecher
New Jersey
Perrine Castner
Alice Castner
Kingston
Agnes Eudora
John Stephen Perrine
Jamesburg
Mary E. Baremore
Mary Elizabeth Baremore
John Thomas
Enos Baremore
Jacob Oshler
First Presbyterian Chapel
L. C. Hames
Marbury
Ala
J. J. O'Connell
Puget
N. J
Linwood Haines Limited of America
Federal Street
Camden, N. J
A. F. Williams
East State Street
Trenton, N. J
Cranbury’s Best Candy Shop
Blaine Davison
Trenton’s
Daniel Block Clothing Co
Washington Market Building
South Broad Street