Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-11-16
HAGERrY.IANGAN-

HAGEkTG-iANEAN.
Witnessed only by members OF
the immediate families Miss Rose
Langan, Of 403 High street, and
Thomas Fl. Hagerty, of New Bruins
wick. we're united in marriage in st
Mary's Roman Catholic church, in
Center street, this city, shortly after
6 o'clock last night. The ceremony
was performed by Rev. Father Hag-
erty, of Lakewood, a cousin of the
groom. Within the ehancel at the
time of the ceremony were Monsig-
nor O'Grady, of New Brunswick,
Rev. Peter q. Corr and Father Nc
Keeyer, Of this city.
Miss Langan made a pretty bride.
She was gowned in an expensive
embroidered white batiste robe and
wore a large white hat. She carried
d shower bouquet of lilies of the
valley. The bride was attended by
Miss Anna English Neer, who was
attired in a white batiste robe over
pink chiffon and wore a black hat
tinted with pink. She carried pink
chrysanthemums DR.. J.. w. Hag-
erty, a brother Of the groom, was
best man,
Immediately after the ceremony
the guests were taken to the Langan
residence in automobiles, where a
reception was held. Mr.. and Mrs.
Hagerty left on q late train for a
months honeymoon trip. Hot
Spring, Virginia, will be their prin-
cipal stopping place.
Upon I'll cir return Mr.. and Mrs.
Hagerty with start housekeeping in
k4t.i- ~actJn ,a ~ 40 GnI-
iege n New Brunswick. This
property was purchased from Will
liam MAILER and Is considered one
OF the finest In that section of New
Brunswick. Mr.. Hagerty is popular
not only in This city and New Bruins
wick, but throughout the county.
He is county collector, Democratic
county chairman and an able law
yer. Miss Langan has a host of
friends In this city and was ex-
tremely popular with her classes at
public school No. 6, where she
taught for several years.
BRAGA LADIES PLAN BAIL.
Extensive preparation are being
made for the first masquerade ball
OF the Ladies' Society Braga, to be
held January % in Washington hall.
The committee in charge held a
meeting Tuesday night and extended
.pfanss There will be seven prizes,
three to the indies in the best cos
tune, three TO men and one for the
best appearing group. The commit
tee OF arrangements is composed of:
Iver Laursen, chairman; Mrs,
Marie KnudHen, Mrs. Amelia Smith
Miss Amanda Christensen, Mrs. Hell
Friice, Mrs. Annie Aachenberg
and Mrs. Otto Smith.
ENTERTAINs AT TEA.
Mrs. T. ID. Rhodes, of Catalpa |
avenue, entertained at a tea yester-
day afternoon a~honor OF her cousin,
srrs. r HfssnYSe -wffo rs visiting her.
Among those present were Mrs.
Harold e. Pickersgill, Mrs. George
Esgert. Mrs. Achenburg, of Madison
YER Mrs. George Fl. Coates, Mrs.
Charles Macmillan, Miss MacWll-
liam. Mrs. Ralph Field and Mrs.
John Macmillan. An elaborate
menu was served and all present
spent a very enjoyable afternoon.
SUPPER rs TONIGHT.
Everything is in readiness for the
chicken and oyster pattis supper 70
be served tonight from $40 until
S o'cIoek in the yestry OF Simp-
sor, NJ. II. church under the auspices
Of the Ladies' Auxiliary to the
church. An excellent menu has
been prepared and accommodations
for several hundred guests have
been made.
X. OF G. PLAN EVENT.
Plans we're today launched for
the last social event to be held this
year under the auspices of San Sal
vador Council No. 299, knights of
Columbus, which will be in the form
of d euchre and reception to be held
Friday, November "A. The Domino
dance has been postponed until af-
ire the holidays.
MANDOLIN CLUB DANCE.
Everything is complete for the an
nnal dance Of the Gibson Mandolin
Club to be held In Washington hall
tonight. Efforts have been made to
hold an affait that will In many
ways eclipse previous dances Of this
club.
ENTERTAINS CLUB.
Mrs. George w. Fithian, of High
street, yesterday afternoon enter
tanned the members of the Bridge
Club together with several intimate
friends.
pTRSONALD
PARAGRAPHS
@ ~
James Burke. OF HiGh street,
Eneut Tuesdav eyening at the hnma