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Newspaper
Princeton News
Location
Princeton, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1938
Page
4
Lawrenceville Preparatory School faculty members plan summer travel and absences to homes and retreats in Maine New Hampshire Vermont New York and Connecticut. Several couples will relocate families to summer residences while others pursue study and marriage plans among listed destinations.
Mrs. William H. Hullfish and her son Billy of Monroe Avenue visit the Hullfish family in Seaford Delaware with Mr and Mrs Samuel Stein. Miss Catherine L Coleman daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles Henry Coleman Jr of Princeton Road leaves Sunday for Detroit Michigan to stay with her uncle and aunt Mr and Mrs Leroy Cuthbertson.
Miss Lyla Hullfish and Miss Laura Zukowski vacation ten days at Ocean Grove New Jersey. Miss Bussom sails from Jersey City for Long Beach California to visit Mr and Mrs Charles Kessler. Various residents travel to Berkeley Paris Lebanon and more with family and school ties noted.
Janney Dawes son of Mr and Mrs Kenneth J Dawes of Green Avenue will spend the summer at Robert Lechners Echo Hill Camp near Clinton New Jersey Miss Viola Titus of Roselle Park is spending the summer as the guest of her parents Mr and Mrs William Titus of the Princeton Pike
Miss Bessie B. Johnson of the Lawrenceville Public School Faculty left Friday evening with a group of friends for a four weeks motor trip into Mexico.
Miss Catherine M Mahady a member of the Public School faculty will sail July 6 aboard the Queen Mary with her brother Patrick Mahady of Bordentown. They will spend the summer in Ireland as guests of their mother and also travel in England and Scotland.
Miss Eleanor Clark formerly of Green Avenue has accepted a position in Jersey City and will assume her new duties about July 1.
A brief departure notes that Street travels Sunday to Millville to spend the summer with her parents, Mr and Mrs Thomas Endicott.
Frederick T. Richards of Perryville and Parke Richards Jr. of Nutley visit their parents Rev. and Mrs. Parke Richards at the Manse. The annual summer Bible School session starts Monday June 27 at 9 am, running five mornings a week for four weeks with Miss Margaret A. Maple as principal. Teachers include Lyla Hullfish, Gloria Poinsett, Catherine Coleman, Gordon Poinsett, and Margaret Maple. Ages 4 to 11 invited.
Mr and Mrs Frank B Harker of Green Avenue celebrate the birth of daughter Dorothy Ann at Mercer Hospital on Saturday June 18 with Dr Henry M Rowan attending This is the couple s second child with an older son Frank B Harker Jr
The Ladies Aid Society of the Presbyterian Church of Lawrenceville holds its regular monthly meeting in the Chapel on Thursday at 2:30 PM with President Mrs. E O Kling presiding.
Pennington social scene centers on Miss Virginia McGuire daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles N McGuire North Main Street entertaining Saturday evening at her home. The event honored guest Miss Dorothy Butler of Montclair with a guest list including Helen Brady Miriam Christy Steven Abbotts Thomas Crook Eugene Landwehr Margaret Dilts Naomi Geisenhower Shirley Blackwell Alice Geisenhower Virginia Rogers Norman Bralman Robert Burroughs John M Berman Jr Janet Hill Sally Magalheuse Betty Weart James Hill Robert Lampson Theodore Pierson 3d Steven Woolston all of Pennington and Hopewell and Trenton communities.
At graduation in the Grammar School auditorium Hopewell Township Mayor Chatten of the American Legion presented Legion School awards. Wilfred Skillman Titusville received the Legion medal and Joyce Robinson the Auxiliary medal, given annually to students exemplifying citizenship and well rounded character through honor courage leadership and scholarship.
The Schraft Candy Company of New York City will lease the old wire mill on Franklin Avenue Pennington and begin hard candy production. Machinery is being installed and renovations are underway with a September start date. Anna L. Glisson of Trenton will marry Willard S. Campbell of Phoenixville. both are Cen tral High School Pennington faculty members.
Mrs. Vincent Fleig of Pottsville visits her mother Mrs. Jane Gillette in Ingleside Avenue. Miss Laura Rice of Pennington Central High School travels to Hampton New Jersey for a stay. Dr. Albert Ruedemann’s sons Paul and Albert Jr. vacation at the family home in Cleveland. Mrs. George T. Oakley and sons Tom and Clifford go to Arlington Beach New Jersey for the summer. Miss Mary Hankinson hosts Miss Jean Hammond Miss Mary Lou Bogart and Miss Georgiana Perkins, all former Centenary Junior College classmates, for several days. Mrs. Lewis Shane and daughter Minnie Shane of Welling Avenue travel to Ohio to visit Dr and Mrs Shane and family for several weeks.
Mrs. H. M. Benedict of Pennington Road hosted the Monday Afternoon Bridge Club at her home. Three tables of cards were in play.
Mrs. Robert Burroughs and Mrs. Ed win G. Applegate joined by Mrs. Kirkpatrick and Mrs. Lyle Winans visited Mrs. Walter E. Sanders at her Manasquan cottage. The group stayed at the shore residence on Burd Street and Washington Crossing.
Mrs Charles F McCoy of Bglan tine Avenue hosted a luncheon and bridge for eight guests at her home last week.
Mrs. Russell Kent and her daughter Susanne of Burd Street are spending time in Vermont as guests of Mr. and Mrs. E Russell Graver at their summer home.
Announcement of the marriage between Miss Kathryn Aman da Chatten of Trenton and Pennington and Stuart McNee Hoyt of Pennington. The ceremony took place Saturday at Brook House Lawrenceville with Rev Goodwin Webster of First Baptist Hopewell officiating.
Plainsboro report notes Miss Adelade Jeffers sails on a ten day cruise in the St. Lawrence Bay region aboard Clark Steamship Co with Miss Agnes Keown of Princeton. Mrs Dana W Ruedemann hosted a gathering at the Jeffers home in honor of Mrs Paul Ruedemann of Budapest who, with her son and two daughters, are staying two months in the United States. Her husband serves as vice president of Standard Oil Co of Europe and will sail to the United States in early July.
Dr. Rudolf Ruedemann spent two weeks at the D. W. Ruedemann home and returned Thursday to Albany accompanied by his granddaughter Winifred of the Paul Ruedemann family.
Rev. and Mrs. A. Raymond Eckels and Rev. and Mrs. E. H. Westfall of Charleston West Virginia left this morning on a motor trip to Boston. Mr. and Mrs. Harold P. White of Englewood New Jersey and Miss Jean Robbins of Trenton were Sunday guests of Mrs. J. E. White.
The Woman's Guild plans a lawn supper at Mr. and Mrs. Willard Applegate's home on Tuesday June 28. Mrs. Margaret Britton and Miss Kathryn Hill spent Tuesday in Philadelphia.
Miss Catharine Pearce, principal of the local primary school, spent the weekend in Columbia Pennsylvania. Mrs Henry W Jeffers Sr has returned home after visiting the H W Jeffers Jr family at Bay Head who are staying with the Woodward family of West Trenton. F F Grove and Sara Grove of Plainsboro visited with the Davison family of Hamilton Square and Bert Davison of Bakersville along with Charles Carson of Dutch Neck at the Skillman bungalow in Seaside Heights.
Miss Catherine Stout of Wilson College has returned home for her summer vacation. Rev. E. H. Westfall of Charleston Virginia occupied the pulpit of the Plainsboro Church on Sunday.
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