Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-07-20
SAIL WAS

All previous social affairs held
under the auspices of the Standard
Bearers OF the Simpson NJ. e. church
were eclipsed by the sail last night
to Coney Island. The party left the
steamboat dock at $50 o'clock on
board the 'Lottie b." taking the in
side course as far as Ulmer Park,
where the party proceeded to Coney
Island by trolley. Sandwiches were
distributed and a good time was en-
ioyed. The party arrived home about
3 O'Clock. Mrs. William r. Van Pelt
was chairman OF the committee that
had charge of the affair and deserves
much credit for the manner In which
the sail WAS managed. Misses Han
nah B Hustler, Addie Snyder, Eta
Tooker and Cora Erickson ably as
sisted Mrs. Van Pelt.
In the party we're: Mr.. and Mrs.
William F. Van Pelt, Mr.. and Mrs.
William f. Hoffner, Mr.. and Mrs.
Sol. Rubensteln, DR.. and Mrs. C. w.
Naulty, Mr.. and Mrs. j. r. Reich,
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles H. Coil, DR..
and Mrs. j. s. Hay, Mrs. F. M. Wal
ker, Mrs. Albert E. Alchin, Mrs. R.
L-Kipp, Misses Amy Sheath, Ade-
line Walters. Eta Tooker, Addie
Snyder. M. M. Sweet, Cora Erickson,
Edna Christopherson, Hannah B.
Hustler; Messrs. Fred Boiler,
George Meiner, George Bilat, Fred
erick Suits, John Blair, Jr., Edward
viering, H. l.. Coutts, Virgil Shull,
Arthur d. Colyer, /. V. Kipp. r. s.
Woglom and William Fl. Woglom, of
this city: Misses Mabel Brown and
Anna Carmen, of Matawan, and Miss
Beatrice Hardy, of Railway,
WIRELESS CONGRATULATIONS.
, Information reaches here concern
ing an episode surrounding the re-
cent marriage of Henry j. Hughes,
of Washington street, and Miss Anna
A. Neyins, of New York. 1t was in
Detroit, where the couple went after
the wedding, Mr.. hughes being del
egate from this city to the B. P. 0,
Elks' convention there. The couple
went to a quiet little boarding house.
Early one morning last week, long
before the milkman made his
rounds, a telegraph messenger ap-
peared at the door of the house and
besieged it furiously, awakening the
quiet and sedate %landlady. Appear
ing at the door, the irate woman was
given a bundle Of kilograms for Mr..
and Mrs. Hughes. which on being
opened, were found to be messages
of eongratulation from wireless op-
orators as far south as Jacksonville,
Fla, and as far north as Portland
Maine. Mr.. Hughes. 1t should be
explained, is superintendent OF OPP
orators of the United Wireless Tele-
graph Company. The news that the
superintendent had been married
was flashed about the country and
the result was the congratulations
handed the landlady. All day long
they kept arriving In Detroit, but
the telegraph office was SO busy be
1 cause OF the convention that they
were not delivered until night, OF
rather. morning.
RETURN FROM M0UNTAINyILLE
Mrs. Jorgen Martinusen and three
/ children, Laura, Elizabeth and Ju'
Illus Martinusen, OF $50 Madison ay-
enue, have returned home from
Mosntatnville. N The Misses
Laura and Elizabeth spent a week a
the place while Mrs, M~artinusen and
son were there for three days. All
returned Sunday night.
DANISH LADIES no hsEET.
A meeting Of the Ladies' Aid So
ciety of the Danish M. he church
will be held st the home of Mrs. l.
lP. Frederieks, 284 Madison avenue,
tomorrow afternoon,
DANISH 100 LADIES.
A social time followed the meeting
] OF the Danish 100 Ladies, Ia ]. @. g,
n. hall, In Prospect street, last night,
Many members we're present. Re
frashments ware served