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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1910
Page
5
Nutley residents and visitors are noted in a lively social column. Among those mentioned are Mrs. R. B. Leese heading to Colorado Springs for winter, Miss Margery Greenfield a guest in Nutley, and several families visiting friends in New York, Baltimore, Rochester, and other locales. Local clubs hold meetings and ladies’ circles host events while hunting trips and travels occur across New Jersey and beyond.
A Nutley Field Club musicale on Wednesday night pleased a critical audience. Mrs Ada Weigel Powers organized and played piano while Miss Mary E Swenk soprano Mr McCall Lanham baritone Maurice Nicke violin Ming Yvonne Koniger accompanied. The program featured Polonaise in C sharp minor Silhouette Through the Still Night and many songs with multiple performers.
Friends of Edith Searle hosted a gathering at her Franklin avenue home on Wednesday night to celebrate her return in better health after a two month stay in Mt. Clemens Michigan for muscular rheumatism therapy. Attendees included numerous Searle relatives and neighbors from Nutley Newark Belleville and New York.
About eighty people attended the Colored Progressive Club dance held at the club headquarters 96 Walnut street on Thursday night. Music was supplied by James and Benjamin Harrison. The committee in charge consisted of William Harrison R Watson Harris John Harrison and Monroe Hicks.
The article lists multiple local get togethers at Grace Episcopal Church Vincent Methodist Episcopal Church and Reformed Church. It notes musicales and programs by the Bible class Epworth League and Ladies Social Circle. James L. Miller attends the New Jersey Boards of Health convention at Lakewood.
Arrangements move the first mail from New York and Newark to Nutley earlier to meet the 6.23 train instead of 7.49 A M The first delivery will shift to 8 o'clock from 9 and the mail will reach the Post Office by 6 30 or 7 o'clock each morning.
Miss Theresa Zimmerman daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank Zimmerman Nutley and Justus Yerger of Newark were married Wednesday at St Marys Church East Nutley Rev Frances A Foy officiated The bride wore light blue silk gown Best man Christian Yerger sister of the bride Anna Zimmermann served as bridesmaid After a reception at the Zimmerman home the couple will reside in Lancaster PA where Yerger's father gave a furnished home as a wedding gift Guests included George Yerger Frank Zimmerman James Howe J D DeWitt Amelia Gunther Edward Zoerner Anna Zhomerman Charles Zimmerman Joseph Managuey Sr Jr Rufus LaFarce and William Laffe plus others
The Vincent M E Church ladies hold a bake sale this afternoon from two to five o'clock at Miss Jeanette Stirratt's home on Franklin Avenue near Chestnut Street. They offer bread cake pie and biscuit for purchase.
Mrs. Meredith Gave Luncheon hostess to numerous friends at her Prospect street home on Tuesday. Ten covers were paid. Mrs J. Percy Laffin poured. Guests included Mrs. Charlotte Wood, Mrs. C. B. Vroom, Mrs. F. H. Smith, Mrs. F. J. Young, Mrs. A. E. Latimer, Mrs. F. A. Ferris, Mrs. C. W. Boynton, Mrs. A. F. Jackson, and Mrs. A. C. Rutan.
Mrs CC H Carter, a former Nutley resident who spent months in Newark after returning from the Bermuda Islands last spring, sailed yesterday for St Augustine Florida to spend the winter with her daughter.
Spending Honeymoon in Nutley Mec. and Mrs Edward Aberte of Franklin avenue entertain Mr and Mrs Grover Strade of Staten Island. Mr Strade is Mrs Aberte's brother. On Monday Miss Maude Lett and Mr Strade were married at the bride's parents' residence in Brooklyn and the couple are spending their honeymoon in
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