Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-10-03

Doris, in State street.
John O~hmenheiser, of Woodbridge
was a local visitor Saturday night.
Hyman Doris and daughter Rather
inc, of State street, spent Sunday
with friends in South Amboy.
Leroy McDougall, of $40 Hartford
street, has returned home after spend
ing two months with his aunt Mrs, ia
cob Emmons, of Tennent.
Benjami1Cole and Edward Gross, OF
Tottenville, were local visitors Last
evening.
Nathan Eevinsky, of Division street
spent Sunday with friends in South
Amboy.
Miss Bessie Ready, of Broad street
spent yesterday as the guest of friends
at South River.
Miss Mary Mcnamara, of East ave,
nue., visited friends in South River yes.
terday afternoon.
Misses Marion and Laura VAIL, OF
Crawford, spent the weekend at the
home of their sister, Mrs. Thomas Ne
Laughlin, in Broad street.
Miss Edith Walters, of High street.
spent yesterday with friends in Brook.
Ign.
Thomas Cody and Harry Monkey, of
Woodbridge, were local visitors last
night,
John Hawkins, of New Brunswick
was the guest of friends in East ave.
nue. last night.
Mrs. Jacob Sosin, of Smith street.
spent yesterday at the home of friends
in New York.
William Hewitt, Of T~ottenville, Wis.
tied friends in East avenue, last night.
John Pastrick, of Charles street, call
ed on friends in Woodbridge yesterday
afternoon.
Miss Ida Robinson, of Cleveland, O
is being entertained at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Tube Dimond in Broad
street.
Mrs. James Kuhn, of State street
visited friends in Staten Island yester,
day.
Mrs. w. Guy Weaver, of Rector
street, spent Sunday with friends il
Bound Brook.
Miss Katherine Leayy, of State
street, visited friends in Bound Brool
yesterday.
Miss Mabel johnson, of High street
visited friends in South River yester
day.
Miss Grace Harok, of Kearney ave
the weekend at Brooklyn.
Matthew McCarter, of Woodbridge
visited Saturday at the home of MI
and Mrs, Walter 2. Luckhurst, of Wa
ter street. $50.
Miss Josephine Williams, of Kearne,
avenue, spent Saturday in New Yorl
Mr.. and Mrs. Moore, Of Water street
are expected home this week after Wis
ting relatives at Morristown.
Mr.. Thomas F. Dorian, Miss Izrl
Fullerton and Miss Elizabeth DorriaI
were visitors to Red Bank Sunday an,
witnessed the game between the ST
Anthony's and ORIOLES.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Folger, of Ne,
Brunswick, and Charles Schroeder, 0
Brooklyn, visited Mr.. and Mrs. Arthu
Schroeder, of Market street Sunday.
Niels Hanson, of Railway, visited re-
atives in this city Sunday.
Mrs. Golf Melick, Miss Martha MOI
ris and Miss Anna Melick spent Satul
day in New York. In the evening Mis-
Morris and Miss Melick saw the pla
g Lilly" at Belasco theatre,
Mrs. A. L. Fischel, of New Yorl
spent the weekend at the home q
friends in Smith street.
!, Mrs. j. B. Crane and daughter, {
J Pleasant Plains, spent Saturday afte
noon with friends in State street.
Harry Solomon, of Hall avenue, visi
ed friends in New York over Sunday.
Morris Mechaniek, Of State stree
spent Sunday at the home of frien,
J in Brooklyn.
John r. Maher, of State street, II;
resumed his studies as a sophomore
| Fordham College in New York.
!. Frank Andreas, of Roosevelt, spel
/ last evening at the home of friends
Maple street,
Joseph Kelly, of Center street, w
a New Brunswick visitor last night.
( Miss Helen Falkner, of New Brun
wick, was a local visitor Saturday eve
A ing,
3 Miss Elizabeth Mccarthy, Of Woo
bridge, attended the dance in the aut
t toridm Saturday night.
h Ernest Bollsehweiler, of Smith stree
spent Sunday at the home of his sist
b in New York.
: Mrs. Louis Mantei, Of Smith strc'
is spending a few days at the home
b friends in Trenton.
r Louis Sosin, a student at Columb
College, spent the week end at the hon
5 of his parents in Smith street.
h Miss May Leary, Of South Ambo
was entertained by Miss Elizabeth Nd
!. Ter, in State street Saturday afternoe
i. Mrs. L. G. Littman, Of New York,
the guest of Mrs. David Dobbs,
State Street.
A Rev. and Mrs. G. w. Hanson, of t
Danish M. L. church in this city, we
+ at the reception rendered Rev. G.
Q Munson, the new pastor of the Beth
+ ship church in Brooklyn Saturday eve
ing.
Mrs. Andrew Iversen and daught'
! Anna, are expected to return Tod
from Europe, where they have he
$ visiting relatives since June 4,
Armin Tomaschoff, of State s~treets
spending the day with friends IN M
York.
Miss julia Bacha, of Woodbrids
spent Sunday at the home of friends
!, EortIandt street,
William o'Hara, of State sire,
spent yesterday as the guest of frfen
$ in Woodbridge.
George Hanson, of Hartford stree
was a Woodbridge visitor yesterday {
|. lternoon.
' Miss Cecilia Wanderman, of NJ
York, spent Sunday at the home OF y
q and Mrs. Tube Dimend, in Broad stfe'
+ Phillip Morrison, Of New York,
lSpending several days as the guest
: relatives in Broad street.
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