1,500 ATTEND EXHIBITION AT PUBLIC SCHOOL
MILLTOWN, March 15.—The general school exhibit which was held at the Milltown public school Friday evening, Saturday morning, afternoon and evening was attended by no less than 1,500 people, and, as stated in Saturday’s Home News, was an affair that surprised many of the town folks. The children and teachers deserve a great deal of praise for the excellent progress that has been made.
School Election To-morrow Night.
The annual school election will be held at the public school to-morrow evening for the purpose of voting on a ten thousand dollar appropriation which is the same as last year, and to elect three members to the Board of Education. The terms of the three members expiring are George Kuhlthau, George Heyl, and William Glock.
Rescue Initiate.
The third degree will be conferred upon John Worthge at a meeting of Rescue Council to be held this evening.
New Members at M. E.
There were three new members taken into the Methodist Church on letter yesterday morning. Preliminary to the sermon yesterday morning Rev. Hand told the members of his church how he appreciated his return to the local charge and that during the coming year it was his aim to still further advance the spiritual work in the church and that he desired the hearty co-operation of each member of his gospel family, meaning the official board.
Minnewawa Camp Fire Meet.
A meeting of the Winnewawa Camp Fire Girls was held at the home of Miss Gertrude Kuhlthau Friday evening, at which time the girls were taking notes as to what to do in case of emergencies, such as fire, frost bites, accidents, etc., after which they journeyed to the school exhibit in a body. Refreshments were served.
Crescents to Banquet at Klein’s With the Ladies.
At a special meeting of the Crescent Club it was decided to hold the annual banquet and ladies’ night of the club at the Hotel Klein, New Brunswick, on Wednesday evening of this week, at 8.30 o’clock, to which all members of the club as well as the Girls’ Crescent Club and their friends are invited.
Klein’s large banquet room has been secured for the occasion and four New York stars, cleverest of all entertainers, in a series of comedy sketches, juggling, monologues, musical selections, operettas, character and dialect songs and stories with costume changes, etc., will take a prominent part. The affair promises to be one of the biggest events of its kind ever attempted by a local organization.
Surprise for Mrs. Crenning.
While attending a meeting of the Tamakwa Camp Fire Girls at the home of Miss Barbara Heil Friday evening, Mrs. William Crenning, who was formerly Miss Myra Brown, of this place, met with another great surprise. She was showered by the large assemblage of friends, the event having been planned by Miss Barbara Heil.
The evening was whiled away too soon in the playing of various games and the bestowing of congratulations upon Mrs. Crenning.
Delicious refreshments were served. The guests included: Mrs. William Crenning, Mrs. Enos Huff, Mrs. Winfield Fine, Mrs. Bernard Gill, Mrs. Clarence Crenning, Mrs. P. McCormick, Mrs. C. Monaghan, Mrs. John, Mrs. John Heil, Mrs. Amos Brown, Misses Blanche Crenning, Mamie Glock, Helen Glock, Viola Thompson, Edythe Kohlhepp, Lillian Downey, Emma Kaiser, Nettie Branaghan, Florence Haywood, Anna Anderson, Rose Dowgin, Gertrude Barney, Anna Holzer, Ella Hart, Lillian Willenbrock, Martha Brandt, Carrie Ochs, Katherine Heil, Anna Holzer, Mae Heil, Barbara Heil and Mrs. George Lins.
Personals.
Mr. and Mrs. Willard Randolph, of Piscataway, were visitors in the borough yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Banker, of New Brunswick, and Mr. Albert Sevenhair, of New York City, were visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Sevenhair yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. Simeon Dunn, of New Brunswick, were visitors in Milltown yesterday.
Ferdinand Christ, of Philadelphia, visited with his folks, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Christ, yesterday.
Miss Beulah Stults, of South River, visited at the home of Mr. and Mrs. James Lyle yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. Christian Kuhlthau spent Sunday with friends in Roselle Park.
Prayer meeting at the Methodist Church will be held at 7.30 to-morrow evening instead of 8 o’clock.
A meeting of the house committee of the Michelin A. A. will be held this Thursday evening.
Lots of other Milltown news on sporting page.
The S. S. K. Club will hold their regular weekly meeting at the home of Mrs. Arnold Thompson, Washington avenue, on Wednesday evening, March 17, at 8 o’clock.
