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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 1910
Page
5
Short items list residents traveling visiting friends and attending events in Nutley New Jersey. Notes include trips to Chester Connecticut and Wilkes-Barre and social gatherings at church and parks school with plans for a whist club meeting and a stereographic lecture tonight.
The Nutley Improvement Society event drew about sixty members and guests to a Wednesday afternoon bridge gathering hosted by Mrs. J. B. Williams of Nairn Place. Prizes included cut glass items for five winners, and twelve tables were in play with refreshments served by Mrs. G. B. Philhower Miss Constance Williams and Miss Harriet Shultz.
The St Angelo feast at Nutley drew the St Angelo Society led by James Giangarelli and James Ferraro to St Mary’s Church for service, a parade with a brass band, and an Avondale road fireworks show. Antonio Pellello was arrested for illegal peddling during the parade and fined $3 with pennies.
The Junior Christian Endeavor Society of Nutley Reformed Church will present an entertainment tonight in the lecture room. The program features violinist Master Emanuel Bruni and Miss Florence Bruni of Passaic, with Miss Ada French of Clifton participating.
New millinery modes include black velvet hats pressed shapes draped small hats turbans toques from 198 and up. Black napped beaver hats turbans sailors large shapes and dress hats from 398. Velvet collapsible hats trimmed with white kid 5 to 10 dollars. Mourning millinery orders immediate service for emergencies. Also services for brides and bridemaids valued.
A Halloween party was given Monday night by Mr and Mrs William A LaForge of Brookfield avenue for their daughters Edna and Augusta LaForge. The Vincent M E Church Men Association plans a reception on Monday evening November 1. A sunbonnet social at Vincent M E Church last night raised funds for the building fund. Nutley Lawn Tennis Club did not act on purchasing land for new quarters on Bloomfield Avenue at the foot of Vreeland Avenue due to a quorum shortage. Bromide Enlargements advertised this week at Lees Park Pharmacy for 29c
The Nutley Bowling Club held its first meeting at the Central Hotel selecting Oscar S. Kirkeby as Captain Karl LeFevre as Treasurer and Herbert Brandreth as Secretary. With twelve members the group will bowl every Tuesday at Central Hotel Alleys and aims to field a strong five man team for November practice and matches. Potential opponents include Belleville Woodside Passaic and Newark teams.
Total 1910 registration in Nutley's three wards reaches 1362 up from 1284 last year. Registration window closed at 9 PM Tuesday. Those seeking to be added must obtain an order from the Circuit Court at Newark. county committeemen can assist. Ward tallies show First 396 to 434, Second 511 to 548, Third 377 to 382.
Rev H J Condit will speak on Unconscious Influence at morning service. Rev T Alex Cairns of the Anti Saloon League will give a ten minute address. Young Peoples service at 7 p m and evening preaching at 7 45. Kempton Council RA will be present and the pastor will preach on The Christian Man In The Life of Today.
The West Nutley Social Club chaired by Samuel Garrison will hold a barn dance at Masonic Hall on November 15. Attendees are invited to wear costumes and the venue will be elaborately decorated with decorations and refreshments fitting the event.
Mrs Emil C Miller hosted the Octomay Whist Club on Tuesday afternoon with four tables in play. Prizes went to Mrs James Crammond first a hand painted plate Mrs A R Taylor second a cut glass napie and Mrs W A LaForge third a silk scarf. The next meeting is set for November 15 at Mrs Albert Howes Prospect Street home.
Kempton Council Royal Arcanum and officers plan a large turnout for the evening service at St Pauls Congregational Church Sunday night. Attendees will assemble at Masonic Hall at 7 30 and proceed as one group to the church.
A Tuesday night surprise party was held at 150 River road for Mr. Charles F. Schnell. Attending were Mr. and Mrs. Charles Dutcher, Mr. and Mrs. Louis Kniep, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Walsh, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Schnell, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Johnson, Max Ham erschlag, David Bear, William Robson and Fred Muaehrmann.
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