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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1918
Page
5
Social notes recount ball attendees and residents scattered across Nutley and nearby towns. Names include Joshua Weimer, Mrs G Roland Boyce, Kathryn Yerg, Sophie Dabney, Mabel McAusland, Walter Gilmore, and many local families, with mentions of visits to New York, Washington, and Chicago plus community meetings and upcoming events.
Cent J Moyer of the U S S Kentucky will wed in May. Elks dance is set for Wednesday night. A piano lecture recital by Music Teachers Association with Charles H Poole as local rep is scheduled for January 30 at Wallace Hall Newark. Mrs A Van Glesen of Erie Place is ill. Albert M Aavers of Hig h is mentioned. Tracy Wood of Detroit, formerly Nutley, sailed weeks ago to join a regiment of engineers. Mrs D Anthony Usina of Burnett Place will soon leave for Florida.
Nutley Lodge of Elks resolves to open its clubroom on Wednesday afternoons for women’s war work or fundraisers. The room, free on season to S. E. Falkenbury, holds several can, is well furnished, and will be used to support the recreation house for Nutley boys at Dix. A Monday card party, with proceeds aiding war funds, will feature bridge and five hundred, assisted by Mrs. Emiter and Miss Clara W.
The Board of Education decided Tuesday night to have all future textbooks pass reviewed by the board as a whole before use. Trustee Horatio W. St. John framed the move as a business precaution to know what books are in use, amid concerns about German propaganda. Superintendent Beachier will present copies of current books for board consideration, with a supplement expected soon to ensure the town’s schools remain aligned with local standards.
Miladyland couple Arthur and Phyllis dream of furnishing their new home through Wanamaker’s February furniture sale at Astor Place, seeking best pieces in enamel mahogany and walnut suites, Jacobean oak dining sets, and elegant living room options while managing the budget. Grandmother’s lace preservation ties into Baltimore and Co exhibit on lace driven fashions.
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