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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Feb 09, 1918
Page
5
Social notes show multiple residents mentioned including Mrs Curtis Wigg of Centre Place and Miss Ethel daughter of Ser and Mrs. plus Harold John of Blair Academy. Arthur Hoeber of the En Heente visits Pittsburgh while Mrs Jarry Bishm of the Naval Re remains in hospital. Assembly members gathered at Masonic Hall for a meeting as Park Street East Orange residents and local clubs reflect a busy afternoon and evening.
Amateur Mr Hersloff in aviation corps attends a card club gathering with Mr and Mrs C L Lawrence on Mountainview Avenue. Bridge and five euchre games slated at Biante to raise funds for local units. Mr and Mrs Edmund Wright close on an Newark apartment as Richard Ellis of Beech Street is noted in local listings.
Up to noon Saturday only twenty one enemy aliens had registered at Police Headquarters. Chief Sutcliffe said many more unnaturalized Germans may be in town but no census exists. He noted the canvass was his responsibility and that imprints of the stubs were secured.
ee Seene has been promoted to coxswain. on, Fred Seymour, of the En a-luncheon gave ee ee iat a Ay pee Philips. yaa Min Mra. J. Waltjen, of Oak Ridge, will entertain her luncheon-bridge club Tuesday. St Mrs. Arthur R. Carr, of the
The text traces velvet production from its origins in China to its introduction in India and then in the fourteenth century to Italy where velvet making flourished and reached its peak.
Mr and Mrs George Young host a quiet evening at home with guests Mr and Mrs Fred Roth in attendance. The event details are limited and place unnamed.
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