Bernardsville News from Bernardsville, New Jersey • Page 4

THE BERNARDSyiLLE NEWS, MARCH 1, Along the P. and D. ng ton Robert S. Hudwpeth of Long Hill road has bun elected presides! of the Indejiend'-nt Bonding and Casualty Insurance Co. of Newark.

The Sunday school classes of miliaftOB Baptist Church held a social Stirling Mrs. Theodore Hebout of Central menue and her brother Frank Moffett of Valley road have returned from a trip to Havana. Charles Bender ban moved from Squill Oraagfl to the corner of Valley ami Plainfield Mr. ami Mrs. William Clarke of entertaining recently in the Sunday school Myersvllle have been rooms.

iliclr daughter, MIHH Kdna Clarke of Frederick Taft, kU returned to New York. bis home la Lona Hill road Bfttt Bdward Meeker is recovering from operation on hit ankle uf All Souls' grip at his home In Myersville. Hospital, Morrlstown. with another auto. Both machines 1 were damaged.

Mr. and Mrs. Garner F. Hill tained Wednesday oi last week in 1 honor of the forty-sixth wedding anniversary of Mr. HMS'B parents, Mr.

and Mrs. Theodore Hill. Mrs. Elizabeth Heath of Basking Ridee has been visiting Mr. and Mrs.

John Van Arsdale of Maple avenue. Mi.ss Mae Bowling of Newark spent 1 the week-end with Mrs. Mable Kugler Peapack'Gladstone A large delegation from the local of Willow avenue, fire company plans to attend the reg- Miss Myrtle Crabb, Misa Wilma La- li asking Ridge Rev. Marna S. Poulson.

superinten- AtiSloon League in dent of 'li Xew S. Pou Anti-Saloon League in tl Bishop and Mrs. Charles Dunham of this IS piatc Mr and Mrs. Franklin Conklin are having an addition built to their house in Cedar Hill and Mrs. Ludwlg Sutro is having a sun porch built oa her home.

mime. Chester C. Brown of Bernardsville will teach the S. Childs' Bible Class in the Presbyterian Church at r-. Ail Hum tir a 1 TTIct iany plans 10 auenu me ivuss mjiwa ui ular monthly meeting of the Somerset touretle, Miss Beatrice Chadwiek and Couniy Firemen's Association to be Ernest A.

Harding attended the meet- their son-in-law anddaugh- hcld in Uio Exempt Fireman's Hall at ins oi 1 the County Teacher's Assoda- U1( Curl Mellberg North I'lainficld nm uin-h evening tomorrow (Friday) inm beld recently al Somcrville High School. Xew Jersey, and who was recently tried, found guilty anc' fined $500 in the Newark courts, will be the speaker at the Community Nile service next Sunday Bight in Bishop Janes Metho- the church. Rev. Carl C. B.

Mellbeiv, pastor, of the church, spent Monday in Washington and is now confined to his home with the "flu." Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Deeds of Ottum- ctrDO Iowa, have been spending a few i Wright property in Frontsreel The Basking Ridge Garden Club will meet at the l'vesbytevian chapel Monday.

March 5, at m. Professor Connors, of toe Agriculture! College, speak on "Designs in the Small a. m. Sunday. All men welcome.

G. Clifford Terry has been suffering with an infected linger. Wright and sons have Henry street to the William moved from tll( rip ai HIM noine in niyiTHViue. II. Shand, Anthony Slmet, Charles street, Newark.

i Ifl mi. i. Mr. anil Mrs. Harold Horton recent- Charles Tayborn and family are Kn wil speak on "Designs in me smau ly attended the Potentate's Inaugural moving from Bedminster to this bor- lll( 1II1K lo CnrlStlM (U Ball of Salaan, Temple In the grand ou h.

A The February Club of Bishop Janes' Ullroom of the Mnsquo in Broad Mrs. C. R. Kay and Mrs. Abram ZJJ 1 M.

K. Church, Basking Ridge, served will be a special service at htaU Kndca Dr. H. ballroom of the Mosquo in Broad Mrs. C.

R. Kay and Mrs. Abram Gulick recently attended the Homo ospltal, MorriHlown. II. II, Kliand, Antliony Hlmet, Charles iirttii mwmm Mr.

and Mrs. Kllmvorih f'rafferty of Khrler, August Wilkesman and Paul iiift Thelma Opdyke of this place Missionary meeting in St. Paul's M. have been enjoying bowling was a recent guest of Miss Dorothy B. Church, Newark.

i I Nuse of Mt. Airy road, The local lire company has raised Belleville were recent gSMtt ai Mrs, Dora Crafferty of River road. Mr. and Mrs. Leo Smith of Dover have been visiting Mr.

and Mrs. J. Allgor of Division avenue. Mrs. Mary Hessulgrane of Elizabeth bai been visiting Mr.

and Mrs. W. A. Trlpp of Mldvale avenue. The next meeting of the Long Hill contents in Bernardsvllle.

i mv Anthony Bianco has returned to Several from this borough attended initiation fee from $2 to $12. VaJIcy road from a visit In Summit. the Craftsman's ball of last week in rs Edward Zimmerman, Grover Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Shand of the high school at Bernardsville, dt Providence Church.

Everyone urged to attend this meeting, which 1B sure to prove very interesting. Mr. and Mrs. W. B.

Craig of avenue spent the week-end is expected from" the New i M. K. Church, Basking uiugc, serven rnvlHcrice Church. Everyone 1 persons at a beefsteak supper lust night Sunday school (Wednesday) room of the in the edifice. Main avenue have been entertaining Thomas Breton of Kearny.

The local Boy Scouts meet Monday nights for drill. Community Club wHl be held Tuesday A has been born to Mr. and Mrs. afternoon. March 13, at the home of Albert Zaucker.

MM. Robert B. Cornish In Long Hill August Wllkenman has returned to road, at which time Mrs. Clayton D. E( 8ex avenue from a visit in Summit.

LM -will speak on "Current Events" Vln Lee will speak on "Current Events." The MINington A. C. lost to the Liberty Corner basketball team last Friday night at Liberty Corner 30 to 29, The second team of the A. C. played Bonnie Brae team Thursday evening, winning with the score of 30 to 17.

Miss Huth Boucher, a student at Montclair Normal, spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. F. R. Boucher Of Central avenue.

D. If. Kenworthy of Main street has returned from a business trip to Boston. The executive meeting of the Baptist Missionary Society met last Thursday for its International Day of prayer at the home of Mrs. Charles Trimmer of West Millington.

Mrs. Marcel la McCormick of Camden has been visiting her mother, Mrs. John H. Milter of Main street. Mrs.

Charles Bowers of Railway spent last Thursday with her sister, MM. Dora Crafferty of River road. The Christian Endeavor of Myers- vllle Presbyterian Church held a apron and necktie party last Friday. B. Woods of Summit spent Thursday with Mrs.

E. K. Kenworthy of Main street. Vincenzo San has returned a uned to Essex avenue from a motor trip to Pennsylvania. Mr.

and Mrs. Vincenco Rossi have returned to Main avenue from a visit to Mr. and Mrs. Agosto Pericca of North Plalnfleid. The latter have been visiting Mr.

and Mrs. Guiseppe Truppi of Essex avenue. Miss Josephine Galka recently entertained the Get-together Girls Club. Friends of John Bogert of Valley road tendered him a surprise party Monday of last week in honor of his Mrs. Edward Zimmerman, Grover Opdyke and Charles Emmons are the and daughter, Mr.

and Mrs. au ul new elected members of the Board Loree Ma8e of Summit Mr and Mrs Orange spent the recent holiday with of Education, there being but eleven are D0W livlng in thelr new nome Mr. Todd's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Dan- vo eB cast at the recent annual elec-' which was recently completed in Mor- gh erade.

Mr. and Mrs. Sherman Todd of East! lei Todd of Dewey avenue. Mrs. Victor Huyler entertained at cards Saturday evening at her parents' home on Chester road.

Elvin Todd Is spending a few days with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Todd of Dewey avenue. Mrs. Leslie J.

Bodine entertained a number of her friends Wednesday afternoon of last week at her home. Five hundred was played and the first price was awarded to Miss Jennie Wickof and second to Mrs. Marcus A. Canfleld. Consolation honor was received by Mrs.

Harold Nicholls. Refreshments were served and an enjoyable afternoon was had by all. The Class of 1928 of the local grammar school has elected these officers: Bixty-ninth birthday. Guests were! Robert Rutan, president; William present from Gillette, Ridgewood, New i Winterm ite, vice-president; Russel York and Brooklyn. During the pro- Sprague, secretary, and Charlotte tl i gram of the evening Mrs.

M. McHugh sang, accompanied on the piano by Katherine Missing. Attllllo D'FillippIs of Bernardsville has purchased the Main avenue store of his brother Vincent or James, as he is better known. D'Flllippis, an David Snawger of Long Hill road has returned home from Overlook son, will be in charge. George Neuman oi myersville is HI in All Souls' Hospital, Morristown.

John Santora of River road was injured recently while at work at the fireworks plant of the Essex Specialty in Berkeley Heights. The Valley Road Dramatic Club met recently with the Misses Pearl Yan- Uffil and Vera Qulcci and decided to produce a play, "Romeo and Juliet," i In the late spring. MB8. MONTAGUE JIANKIN HEADS. i ren Rossi and Plorenve Cortese BETTER HOMES COMMITTEE appeared here in a dancing act in the Mdntague Hankin of Milling- amate nl ogram ot t6n has been appointed by Secretary' Artl of Commerce Hoowr as chairman of e8 nted vlo Belect ns a committee to conduct a Better Nu l0 wl campaign In Milllngton.

ained severe injuries in a fall from a Other members of the committee ree ow covering In chosen by Mrs. Hankin are: Mrs. Ov ll 100 Ho8p ta um fl Lewrence Wlegand, Mrs. J. Winthrop Mrs Bernard Toll of PlalnfleM has 2 visiting Mrs.

Joseph NIarco. Hodden, Mrs. Robert Bailey, Mrs. James p. Long, Mrs.

Charles Mertz, Mrs. William A. Trlpp, Mrs. P. M.

Looker and Miss M. F. Runyon. Liberty Corner Bowlers Win. The Liberty Corner bowling team took three straight games from Peapack in recent Inter-County League contests on the Inn alleys here and Morris Plains won two out of three from Basking Ridge.

The final scores were Liberty Corner, 808; Peapack, 745; Morris Plains, 782.1; Basking Ridge, 736.2. Encouraging French Study AlllHnre WMH la fin the of Inn In the Untied nnd tbe and CUIIIVHIIHSI ot Ian fUNge. literature, urt mrf hlmory ot Trance. Origin of Grnitu ls In us. oi do we ere Itf Th' horn Miirt either Intt-ni or Is wvpHird 4s rule, icenluo will New Botanic Branch ID new Ornncli nf butilli.V which with llu rrliitloii nt lhe lit environ mem IIIHM assiicliitlon Had plum dlx Tlhutlnn o- Willys-Knight, Whippets, Studebaker, Ersklne, Cadillacs, La Salles at Allen's Garage, Bernardsville.

2-16-ti I John L. Brown OPT 1CI AN Oculists Pretcriptinnii Accurately Filled Broken Lenses Replaced Washington Street With L. Hairrann Morrittown, N. J. v.v.v.v.v.v.v.v.

templating moving to Passaic in the near future. The religious instruction class met Friday afternoon in St. Vincent I Paul's Church. Lawrence Melise of Essc.v street has returned from a visit in New York. Louis Truppi, son of Joseph Truppi, of Essex street, was tendered a birthday party recently, in honor of his birthday.

Mrs. T. W. Bebout of Central avenue is visiting her daughter, Miss Helen Bebout, a member of the Junior Class) of Simmon College, Boston. James Lotello of Rutherford has been spending a few days with his daughter, Mrs.

Jennie San Giovanni of Essex street. Ernest Pailachi of Union street, an employee of the Jersey Silk Company, Plainfleld, is ill at his home here. Tho local Boy Scout Troop met on Monday night in Us meeting rooms in Morris Avenue. Miss Eleanor Groppi of Valley road visited with friends In New York over the week-end. The Stirling Athletic Club met Monday night In the Columbus Club rooms in Main street.

The Sewing Class of the Stirling Sfjk Mill met in the plant's rooms Monday evening. Frank Propiel of Paterson visited his parents In Somerset street over the week-end. Mrs. Roberta Rippert of Elm street spent Friday in Newark. Members of the Ladies' Aid Society of the local Presbyterian Church will hold a social this Saturday evening, March 3rd, to which all the members and their husbands are Invited.

There will be a program in connection with the opening of mite boxes. The Ladles' Aid Society of the local Presbyterian Church will meet March Sth at tho homo of Mrs. Dunbar at the manse. The Sodality of St. Vincent De Paul's Catholic Church will hold a leap yeear party at the Parish Hall this Thursday night.

The MIsseB Oraro MuTphy and Margaret Horwith are the eonimltton in charge of the ar- ranKMnuntR. Members of the club are to do tho "calling" for tholr beaux. Thcro will be a program of music and ganwM and refreshments will bo nerved. Tho Stirling Athletic Club made for a Huppiir for its membership it a meeting Monday night. Prank -lUHlwohr, David Arehllle, Philip Manro nnd Oharlon Truppi were named as a commHteo of arrangements.

ivfr Ota nipptinir. Ill) i ling, treasurer. The class will hold meetings the first and third Mondays of each month. The monthly business meeting of the Alabama Blackberries was held at the home of Mrs. Harold Horton on Monday evening.

Miss Dorothy Nuse of Mt. Airy road. Bernardsville, spent Washington'! Birthday with Miss Thelma Opdyke of this place. Miss Evelyn Stryker, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Carl Stryker of Mont Rosa is confined to her borne by illness. Miss Ethel Rinehart of this place escaped Injury last Thursday afternoon whan the car she was driving borne from New Providence was In collision tion. lhe Alabama Blackberries of this borough gave a surprise shower to Miss Marjorie Booth at the home of Mrs. Harold Horton on Monday even- Ing, February 27. The club held a short business meeting early In the evening after which games were played and refreshments were served.

Miss Booth received many beautiful and useful gifts. This Thursday evening the directors of the Peapack-Gladstone Trust Company will hold their monthly business meeting in the directors' room in the bank building. International Courtety The phrase "comity of nations" an expression In law which defines that spirit of which en uses one n.itlon to recognize the laws and Institutions of anothei In such a manner os to permit them to tuke effect within Its own territory Givea Coffee Value Caffetti Is the which con tributes to coffee chief physlolog ICHI activity. Caffein has no nutritive value. Fomtu Battleground Blenheim, where the dufct uf MsM iMrangh won hip imwi brilliant nc In Bartrta.

ea tfct SO from which was recently completed in Morris avenue, that city. Mr. and Mrs. Joel Cotrell of Irvington were recent guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs.

John N. Westervelt of Maple avenue. Mrs. Albert Mayo and Mrs. Daniel Craig visited in Newark last Friday.

The Bernards Township Committee and Board of Health meet Tuesday afternoon at 2 o'clock in the old school house. MlBS splendid co-operation of all made the event successful in A fine radio program was every way given. Birthday Surprise at Gladstone. A birthday surprise party was given Monday evening in honor of Miss Eliiabeth Phllhower at the home of her sister, Mrs. Clarence Smalley, of Hlll- crest avenue, Gladstone.

A variety of games were played ending with dominoes, for which prizes wen awarded. Miss Theima Opdyke received first prize, Misa Ellen Kuch- mickel took second prize and the con- 1 solation was won by Miss Marion Bartles. The house was decorated In green and white, this scheme being Dorothy Wing of East Sand- uged even the refre8hmenls Berve hy Sa uged even Jn the refreshmenl8 Berv wlch is expected to arrive Phllnower was the recipienl Monday to spend several weeks with the Misses Jane and Majorie Dunham pen sera weeks wit the Misses Jane and Majorie Dunham Th(J guegt8 nclu(Jed the Mlg8ea ll Th(J guegt8 nclu(Jed the Mlg8ea Eve Miss Lillian Welsh is taking the Allen, Ellen Kuchmickel, Martha ricultural course th Stt Cl Ril agricultural course at the State Col lege for Women, New Brunswick. Mrs. Whitfleld N.

Culberson of Mor- rlstown is visiting her mother, Mrs. M. F. Edgar of Finley avenue. Mr.

and Mrs. Bert Palmer of Philadelphia spent Sunday with Mrs. Palmer's brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. William H.

Bunn of Finiey avenue. Mary Lou Frederick of East Orange, is staying with her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. M. F.

Ellis of Finley avenue, during the absence of her parents, who are returning from a motor trip through the south. Miss Catherine E. Thompson of Or- nhard Farm is spending several weeks win. her niece, Mrs. Sargent Bush of Slatlngton, IX Before 'going on the trip Miss Thompson entertained these guests at luncheon: Mrs.

Elizabeth Wilson of Bernardsvllle and Mrs. Michael L. Connolly, Mrs. Robert C. Riley, Eunice Hlllard, Thelma Opdyke, Marie Hill, Dorotheau Prochnau, Bertha Ballentlne, Marion Bartles, Doris Ballentine, Edna Shelley and Doris Wharton, all of the twin borough.

Pr. C. R. Bowen Dead. Dr.

R. Bower, brother of Mrs. A. K. Brookins of this place, died from heart disease Sunday at his home in Almond, N.

Y. Mrs. Brooks left Tuesday to attend the funeral, which was held Wednesday at the home of the deceased. Dr. Bowen was 69 years old and had practised medicine for 45 years.

Besides his sister here he la survived by three daughters and one son, the Misses Cecil and Lucile Bowen, at home, Miss Frances Bowen, a teacher at Cortland, N. and Dr. Byron Bowen, a member of the staff of the Buffalo General Hospital. Great News For Everybody in Bernardsville $5000 in Awards given during the week Plainfieid's Exposition oi Progress SATURDAY, MARCH 10 to SATURDAY, MARCH 17 Open Every IVIpht 7 P. W.

to 11 P. M. ADMISSION 35c AT AMUSEMENT ACADEMY BUILDING Watchung and Fourth Plainfield, N. J. Setting New Standards, Attaining New Heights And Surpassing All In Amusement and Educational Features The Call of Progress (0) NEVER BEFORE have the people of the Plainfields and vicinity been called upon to witness an affair of such gigantic proportions.

The Amusement Academy will be the scene where thousands will go to THE BIGGEST civic and commercial exposition ever promoted to acquaint the public with the business growth and general advance of this community. The entire interior of the academy with its 20,000 feet of floor space will be transformed THE MOST BEAUTIFUL panorama of highly illuminated and decorated exhibits under the direction of skilled artists, producing a setting of unusual attractiveness. Great care will be taken to classify the exhibits so as to afford the THE MOST INSTRUCTIVE experience con- rerning the value and (he use of the various products, materials, and services on exhibition. Under the Auspice, of-Ckamber of Commerce the oinlields.