Oakhurst Social Notices Include Moves and Visits
Mrs. Scott Wiseman of Chicago visits relatives in Oakhurst and Asbury Park. John Bennett and family plan to move from Monmouth road to Stratton flats Elberon. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Julian of New York visit W. K. Palmer. Miss Ida Clemens of Jersey City visits Mr. and Mrs. John White. W. J. Cook rents Walker house West Park avenue for summer occupancy. Mrs. H. G. Van Note ill with muscular rheumatism. Mrs. William Jeffrey and Mrs. George Hawkins visit Mrs. Ida Hartman in New York. Mrs. Jack M. Wiseman and daughter Paulina stay a few days at Asbury Park. Charles Meyers becomes caretaker at the home for crippled children on Monmouth road. Mrs. Collie Brown and daughter from Long Branch visit Mr. and Mrs. Charles Brown. Mrs. Robert Fisher visits sister Mrs. Henry Gramann in Norwood avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott Wiseman
Chicago
Ratontown
Walker
West Park Avenue
H. G. van Note
William Jeffrey
George Hawkins
Ida Hartman
New York
Jack M. Wiseman
Paulina
Asbury Park
Charles Meyers
Monmouth Road
Collie Brown
Long Branch
Charles Brown
West Park Ave
Robert Fisher
Henry Gramann
Norwood Avenue
Little Silver Notices of Death and Local Events
Mrs F O Melia of Jersey City died after a lingering illness. Harry Waters, a plumber, moved to an ally house near the station. Rev Joseph Garrison and family visited Spring Lake. Mr and Mrs Peter Augustin of Long Branch visited Mrs Augustin’s mother, Mrs Adam Zeigler. Sunday school at Methodist Church will meet at 9 00 in July and August. Hugh Gettys son ran his car into a ditch on Prospect Avenue. it was pulled out by B P King’s team. Rumson Polo Club opens for the season with a Fourth of July fireworks display. Mrs Winfield Robinson of Keyport, formerly of this place, visiting Mrs Edward Wilby. Fire company monthly meeting Friday night. An unknown party’s automobile ran into a ditch opposite Dr B F King’s on Wednesday afternoon. occupants were thrown out but no injuries. Frank Byram’s team pulled it out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. O'Melia
Jersey City
Harry Waters
James Johnson
Joseph Garrison
Kuip
Spring Lake
Peter Augustin
Long Branch
Augustin
Adam Zeigler
Methodist Church
Hugh Getty
Prospect Avenue
B. P. King
Rumson Polo Club
Winfield Robinson
Keyport
Edward Wilby
B. F. King
Local notes from Eatontown and nearby towns
Mrs Nellie McDermott spent a few days with her sister in Brooklyn. Milton Giles became stenographer at New York Central office. Maud Westbrook of South Eatontown visited New York. Professor B Williamson of Perth Amboy, formerly from here, visited town. Mr Walters of Broad Street bought an automobile. Miss S R Everett visited friends in Elizabeth. Mr and Mrs R F Hopper entertained a Brooklyn guest. Stephen Higginson led the Presbyterian prayer meeting in pastor absent. Prof Frank E B Tilton and son John of Morris Plains visited town. John G Breese attended the Jamesburg Presbytery meeting. Rev Henry Taylor of Philadelphia, visiting here and Long Branch, returned. Mrs Edmund Wolcott of South
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie McDermott
Hawkshurer
Brooklyn
Milton Giles
New York Central
New York
Maud Westbrook
South Eatontown
B. Williamson
Perth Amboy
Walters
Broad Street
S. R. Everett
Elizabeth
R. F. Hopper
Stephen Higginson
D. L. Parsons
Jamesburg
Frank EB. Tilton
John
Morris Plains
N. J
John G. Breese
Jamesbury
Henry Taylor
Philadelphia
Long Branch
Edmund Wolcott
South
Misses Sailor and Peter Thompson Dresses in Linen
Misses' Sailor and Peter Thompson dresses priced from $5.50 to $5.98 in sizes 14 to 18 years. One and two piece outfits in light blue or white linen with embroidered emblems, sailor collars, cuffs, service stripes, pleated skirts, and yoke details. Also sample dresses in pale pink blue and white with lace fronts and trims priced $3.50 and $6.98 with tunic skirts and Venice medallion yokes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sailor
Peter Thompson
Batiste
Venice
Social News Notes from Local Visits and Guests
Street residents hosted and visited relatives this week. Mrs. Parker of Fair Haven traveled in town Monday. Clifton Nivison of New York spent the weekend with his aunts Louisa and Sarah E. Nivison. Mrs. Fred Hoffman hosted her brother at Broad Street. F. G. Hoffman made a business trip to Georgia. Mrs. T. E. Hyylar stayed with Mrs. H. S. Higginson in Red Bank Tuesday and Wednesday. Charles Thomas of Franklyn, Penn, was an over Sunday guest of Mrs. James Steen. Mrs. George H. Green of Long Branch visited Mr. and Mrs. Rufus Caster earlier in the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Hoffman
Broad Street
F. G. Hoffman
Georgia
T. E. Hyylar
West Long Branch social notes and events
West Long Branch residents and visitors are listed with brief notes on gatherings, visits, and local happenings. Highlights include Mrs. J H Parker's chauffeur role, twilight services at First M Church, engagements for Miss Marion Taylor and Elma Clark, a clam bake hosted by Ernest Holmes, and the Junior League activities.
Mrs Cook Seriously Ill With Bright's Disease
Mrs John Cook wife of John Cook editor of the Red Bank Register is ill with acute Brights disease in critical condition according to a brief local medical update from Red Bank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cook
John Cook
Red Bank Register
Bright
Also Mentioned on This Page
Broadway
Oakhurst News
Little Silver News
Eatontown News
Strinhard
Cantparny New
West Long Branch News
W. Edward Palmer
Lillian Palmer
Nellie Palmer
Bruce Grubb
J. H. Parker
A. D. van Note
Charles Woolley
Wayside
Woolley
Oakhurst
Arthur van Note
Sewing Club
Cedar Avenue
Marion Taylor
Elma Clark
Bessie Dennis
George Tomasky
Francis B. Miller
Eya Norton
William Tully
Selina Atcheson
W. B. Norton
Richard Chinery
A. R. Chinery
Ernest Holmes
N. V. White
Mr. White
Frank Megill
William Golden
William Heyer
Freehold
Fred van Note
Joseph White
Harry Smith
Atlantic Highlands
Cora Schenck
Holmdel
Lydia Dangler
Our Sporting Goods
Pearson's Oxfords
Pearson Bros
Red Bank,n. J
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