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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1915
Page
2
The report claims England plans to abolish whiskey via taxation and is mocked in Kentucky mountain cabins. Roosevelt is quoted calling piracy in discussing public events, seemingly untroubled by a prior libel suit.
A 1913 1914 collection of remarks by church figures including Rev. Joseph H. McMahon, Rev. John A. Ryan, and Rev. George M. Searle argues in favor of woman suffrage. They contend voting fits moral duty and does not harm home life or duties.
The Windsor Social Club held its regular gathering at Mr and Mrs Herbstreith on Kingsland road with a collation for Mrs C A Anderson of Windsor Terrace E Brooklyn. Preparations advanced for next months social and a club play planned for November as several members attended including Misses F and E Heinzerling Hugo Heinzerling John and Pauli Krog Louis Steul and Mrs Anderson.
Auction bridge played Wednesday afternoon by the Octomay Club at Mrs Charles Armstrong’s Franklin Avenue home. High scores were recorded by Mrs Abram R Taylor, Mrs Cornelius Roe and Mrs J M Baylis. Other players included Mrs John J Feltus, Mrs Edward Yerg, Mrs J M Mackay, Mrs A V Kirke Wildey and Mrs N J Hickey.
Francis J Bennett of Whitford Avenue has two watercolor Nutley landscapes on display at the Chicago Institute of Art annual exhibition which opened last Friday in Chicago.
Miss Mattie Stevenson hosted a dinner for six on Prospect street. Numerous Nutley residents attended gatherings and events, with Bridge clubs, sewing circles, rummage sale, and church activities noted along with visits from guests and trips to nearby towns.
Mrs. William F. Dabney of Durant Pisce was hostess Wednesday afternoon at a meeting of the Wednesday Bridge Club. Prizes were won by Mrs. William Minsch, Mrs. Anthony Usina and Mrs. J. H. Waltjen.
Arthur Schlatter joins the Freshmen from Passaic and Joseph Hickey transfers from Seton Hall College to the Freshmen. The tennis team faces Hackensack at Powershon Courts this morning. Woodford and Shaw swept Bloomfield Thursday. William Hoyt, formerly of Newark, now attends the local school.
After a short illness in St Marys Hospital Passaic Richard Hurst aged 54 of Entwhistle avenue died Thursday night He is survived by brother Theodore Hurst and four sisters Mrs Melville Rutan Belleville, Mrs Emma Cueman, Mrs Sarah Smith, and Miss Rebecca Hurst Funeral services will be held Sunday afternoon at the home of Mrs Rutan in Franklin avenue Belleville and burial will be in the Reformed Church cemetery.
Richard W Taylor died Monday night at his Chestnut Place home from internal hemorrhages caused by kidney trouble. He had been ill four days and death was unexpected. Survived by widow Etta L Taylor and daughter Clare L Taylor. Born in Ireland 39 years ago, he lived here six years and ran a molding business. He belonged to Nutley Lodge of Masons and was grand noble in Kearny Lodge No. 195 I C C F. Funeral Wednesday at 3 pm from his home, Rev Chester J Hoyt of Vincent Methodist Church officiating. Pallbearers were Nutley Lodge Masons: Charles Armstrong, T. Ritchie, Tim Davis, Richard Dean, Joseph Stirratt, W C Slavik. Burial in Methodist Cemetery.
Mrs. Robert A. Parke of Great Meadows formerly Nutley died last Sunday from diphtheria. Funeral services were held Tuesday. She is survived by her husband and two children.
The Woman's Guild hosted a Wednesday afternoon coffee at St Pauls Congregational Church. Mrs Emil Miller led the event with twelve decorated tables. Music and readings by Mrs L Pratt Mrs Dayton Searle Mrs Harry Finn and Mrs Warren Hoyt followed the meal. Hostesses included numerous Mrs names listed.
A surprise party was held Saturday evening in honor of Miss Rose McGrotty of Chestnut Place by many friends. Attending were Misses Gertrude Crawford Alverda Jackson Emma Campbell Minnie Mahoney Viola Jackson Bessie Wallace Mary McGrotty Maude Heisley Leslie Wilde Roger Blair Kenneth Machette Julius Bruskin Lee Doyle John Buckley Edger Furlong Jack Frobose Clarence Coeyman Hazel Wenting and Arthur Stark.
A garden party will be held Wednesday afternoon on the grounds of Mrs. Sumner White at Whitford Avenue under Grace Church auspices. Candy, ice cream, and tea booths will be set up, along with a baby show, parade, and lawn dancing. Entries for the baby show are being solicited by Mrs. William F Dabney who is in charge of that feature.
Miss Emma Beatus entertained eight guests at luncheon at her sister Mrs H N Rodman’s home on Franklin Avenue Tuesday. Guests included Mrs William Batchelor Mrs J D DeWitt Mrs Thomas Nichols Mrs H W Bennett and Mrs Charles J Walker. Two tables of auction followed.
An advertisement argues that the value of paint depends on coverage and wear, claiming Devoe offers the best longevity and performance despite higher price. It notes Devoe goes farther and lasts longer than cheaper brands and names Fairbrother & Yasinski in West Nutley as sellers.
The Ladies' Social Circle of the Reformed Church conducted an all day meeting on Wednesday at the residence of Mrs. Louis E. Carman located on Prospect Street.
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