Evening Star Newspaper, January 3, 1927, Page 15

BLUE LAW BATTLE SPREADS IN JERSEY . Three Towns Now Affected by Fight—One Movie Proprietor Held. Py the Associated NEWARK, N The war nst New J laws” forbidding Sun, has spread to three State. In Red Bank the proprietor of a motion picture house evaded the law by giving a free show, while in Dun nellen a theater proprietor and his employes were under ¥ violation of the vice and immorali act of 18 In Irvington, where the battle started several weeks ago, Sun movies were shown, but oppo s iet it be known that the fight not vet over. Proprietor Held Under Bond. George W. Hosford, proprietor of Hosford's Theater in Dunnellen, was held under $100 bail and his cashier wife, Mazie, and Carl Knitt, the oper- ator, were placed under bafl of $50 each, Hosford’s show was stopped and the money refunded to his patrons by order of Police Chief Owen Mohan. A crowd of 600 persons, 50 of whom had purchased tickets, had gathered about the Carlton Theater in Red Bank, where more than a score of police officers had been drawn in double rank to prevent violation of the Sunday laws. cities in the SOCIETY (Continued from Fourteenth Page.) ¢ England forbears. | ly descended from the Brad- | who came over in the Mayflow | er, and was born Susa Her brother was Secreta > Navy in Cleveland's admin! Alphonso O. Tingley will he nce, @501 Hamil January 4, W 7 s as speakers and Mrs. Caro Norton Bost, s . with Miss | Ruth Thomas, accompanist. ing Mrs. Tingley will be Mr: s, Mrs. G. Bailey, Mrs Douglass and Miss Miss Catherine Terrett, assisted by her sister, Miss Ruth Terrett, enter- tained at a tea Wednesday from 4:30 [to 6 o'clock. Among her guests were | Miss Kathryn Hughes, Miss Gertrude | | ¥ wers, Miss Katherine Cotte Gadd Miss H: ss Catherine Lamon, | Higgins, M Lucy Higgins, | Evelyn Bailey, Miss Virginia Dowden, fiss Faith Dowden, Miss Edna | O'Shaughnessy, Miss Delma Gaines, | Miss Constance Oliver, Miss Courtney | Oliver, Miss Helen Patterson, Mrs. | Lucy Berrinlucel, Mr. Jack Bogan, Mrs. Walter Dowden and Mrs. Eva lllow. Mrs. Clara O'Brien McCrone, presi- dent of the Susan B. Anthony Founda- tion, and Mrs. Corbin Thompson and Miss Mary E. Heyler, vice presidents, will attend the tea to be given by the Maryland branch of the foundation at the Roland Park Woman’s Club of THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. €., MONDAY, . JANUARY 3, 1927. | Cooper Shaw and Mrs. Anthony as- | sistin, Mrs. dent Leagu Mrs. Dimock | president of the Fourth Regional Dis- | [ trict of Federation of Women" and M of the timore, will be honor guests. 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