Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-12-17
MISS aRrEvE A BRIDE.

Isabella. eldest daughter of Wa
ter Commissioner and Mrs. Thomas
Grieve, OF 88 Market street, became
the wife of Chester Robbins, son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. i. Ribbins, of Wilkes
barre, Pa, at high DON today. The
ceremony was performed In the Pres
byterian study by James H. North
~rupyepastor of the First Presbyte-
rian church, in the presence of q
few relatives. Miss Blanche Grieve,
sister of the bride, attended her,
while James Grieve, a brother OF
the bride, was best man. The bride
wore"a tailored travelling suit of wis
teria~and black velvet wit with black
plumes also an expensive set of black
lynx furs. The maid Of honor was
CARRIED in a blue tailored suit with
beaver hat to match. Immediately
after the ceremony the bridal party
lefte.for New York. where q dinner
was enjoyed at the Hotel Aston. Al
ter an extended wedding tour OF the
south, Mr.. and Mrs. Robbins will
reside in W~ilkesbarre. Pa.
MINSTRELS NET $50.
The second performance of the
minss Il show given under the aus
piceA IF the Young Mems Guild or
st. Peters church last night in the
Parish House, was given before a
large assemblage. The play was
given the same as the evening pre-
vious and merited much applause. II
Is estimated that nearly $50 has been
realized from the affair which will
be given to the committee that have
charge of the gymnasium. Valentine
Afflerbach and Thomas Peterson who
arranged for the event deserve much
praise for the way In which they
managed the show.
RHEIMS GERMAN DINNER.
Jack Klein entertained a few of
his friends at q real German dinner
at his home In Kearny avenue last
night. The affair might be called
the "Reminiscences Of Camp Life at
the Highlands" as the theme Of h
evenings discourse was centered
upon the sport and sociability enjoy
ed while in camp. Jack Klein acted
as POSTMASTER. Alfred Compton and
W.@Robert Hand also addressed the
camper In excellent style. Those
present were: w. Robert Hand, Jack
Klein, Alfred Compton, William
Compton, Howard Hardiman, Will
liam Fraser, Donald Kennedy and
Albert Rippenbein.
CLEARED $40.
About $40 was cleared from the
entertainment and sociable held at
the Home for the Aged, In High
street, last night, The postponed
drawing for the silk quilt was held
last night and Mrs. r. l.. Antisell,
of lat Water street, was awarded
the prize.
STTART-HOUSEMAN.
Fred Donald Stuart, of 235 Brigh-
ton and Miss Nellie Lloyd
Houseman. OF 204 West Tenth street,
New York city, were quietly married
ut the Simpson NJ. e. parsonage, In
High street, at II o'clock this morn
Ing by Rev. DR.. G.. c. Wilding.
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GET WEDDING LICENSE.
Frederick D. Stuart. of this city
and Miss Nellie Lloyd Houseman, OF
New York, have been issued a IL
cense to wed by City Clerk LaRoe.
PERSONAL.
Nathan Dimond, OF State street, 10
nursing a badly lacerated finger.
Arthur Donegan, of Hall avenue,
snent yesterday as the guest OF
friends In New York.
Frank Sallas, Of High street, was
---A-ns 30, {rin~dn In Mav Ynrk
last evening.
George Morris, of New York, Is
spending the day at the home OF
friends In Fayette street.
Mrs. ]. ]. Harper, of Bayonne, Is
being entertained at the home Of her
sister Mrs. John F. Rielley, In Rec
tor street.
MisaBernice Kaufman, of At
lanta, Georgia. is spending several
weeks in this city as the guest OF
Miss Flossie Kreielsheimer. In Smith
street.
Mies Bessie Fury. of Matawan, is
spending the day In company with
friends In this city.
Miss Helen Hope, Of Market street,
Ia spending/ the afternoon with
friends In Staten Island.
Mrs. L. Dill, OF South Ambov, spent
yesterday as the guest of friends IN
this city.
Benjamin Cottingtoa. Of Washing
ton street, has returaed hons after
a short visit at the home OF friends
In South River.
Miss Rose Cohen. of New Bruins
wick avenue. has returned home al
ter visiting friends In New York
Albert Rippenbeln, of Market
street, spens Thursday In company
With friends In New York.
Mrs, Frank Richards, of Market
street, is spending several days at
sfe home of friends In Reading, Pa
Edward Lotus, of Grant street.
spent yesterday afternoon as the
guest of friends In New York.
Edward j. Peterson, of Washing
ton street. was entertained at the
home of. friends in Woodbridge last
night.
Jacob sosfn, OF smith street, was
entertained by friends IN Roosevelt
yesterday.
Mrs. Yonas Lobef, OF State street,
Ia spending the day at the home OF
friends In Railway.
William Compton, OF Water street,
is spending the day in company with
friends In New York
Mrs. H. Brown. OF Fayette street,
has returned home after q short