Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-11-16
SOUTH RIVER

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Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Wenzel have
returned home from a pleasant visit
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. VIE
liam Norman, Of P~lainfield.
Miss Mabel Monahan Is spending
a few days visit with her friend,
Miss Genieve Buckwater, Of Cam
den.
Mrs. Joseph Mark entertained the
circle of Kings Daughters at her
home last night. After the bust
ness session a social season followed
In which a bountiful round of re-
freshments were served.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Bell are both
Ill and confined to their home on
Jackson street.
William Keech was in New Bruins
| wick yesterday on business.
Mrs. Frank Hoff and sister visi-
ted their mother, Mrs. Metz, of
Ernston. yesterday.
Mrs. Edward Smith, of Midtown,
visited her mother, Mrs. Louis
Mackey.
Captain Charles Cost was a New
York visitor yesterday.
Both mud diggers that have been
dredging the channel in the South
river and filing in the meadow
land, owned by the Hermann AUX
man Company, have been laid up
for the winter. They are anchored
near the Raritan River railroad
bridge.
Mrs. Amelia Cunningham VIII
give a house party Saturday night
at the residence of her mother, Mrs.
| John Winkler. Everybody is in
vited to come and enjoy the social
evening. A silver collection will be
taken for the benefit OF the German
Presbyterian church.
Mrs. e. Adamet, of Keyport, was
pleasantly entertained yesterday as
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. George
Rose.
Mrs Lucy Lambert is spending a
few days with her son, William
Lambert. of Newark.
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel B. Martin, of
Brooklyn, are being entertained as
the guests of Mrs. Elizabeth Brown,
of Jackson street.
The officers Of the Methodist Sum
day school have received their
| Christmas music, and 1t is now in
the hands of the o~rganist, Mrs, VIII
bur Rose. The affair will be rem
dered on Christmas night as usual,
and will consist of appropriate mu-
sic and recitations.
The New York Telephone Com
pany Is erecting large poles on the
~causeway and taking down others
that are too light for the number of
wires that are stretched over them.
Mrs. William Weller visited in
South Amboy yesterday.
Members of Henry Burkhardt
Lodge, No. 20O7, K. of p, will hold
a masquerade ball tonight In ALI
gair's hall. A collection of queer
looking characters are expected to
be on hand, and there will be a bar
rel of fun In tillnig who is who. All
gair's orchestra will furnish music.
The grocery store of John G.
Price has been selected by the
Western Union Telegraph Company
as 1t local headquarters.
The Misses Blanche and Lillian
Brant were Brooklyn visitors over
the week end.
Announcement has bee received
here of the weddig Of Miss Edith
Obert, of Newark, to Leo McCabe,
o prominent business man of that
place. The ceremony was perform
ed in Newark last Saturday. The
couple are now travelling through
New York state, and will be al
home on Belmont venue Newark
after December /. Miss Obert is 9
beautiful brunette and is very vel
known among a large circle oil
friends In town, who extend CON
CALCULATIONS.
William IT. Armstrong has just
! installed q beautiful collection oil
electric light fixtures in his house
on Holmes venue The work Is
completed and ready to be con
neetAd with the town current.
The Methodists win hold q very
important meeting this week in the
third quarterly conference, which
will be held in the basement Of tht
church on Saturday evening and vii
be presided over by Presiding Elder
Rev. John Handley, who will alsC
preach on Sunday morning at l0:9e
O'Clock.
Arthur Levy was a New York Wis
itor Tuesday,
Members Of the Nonpareii Drum
Corps were the guests Tuesda,
night of the Railway Drum Corps q
4 banquet held in their headquar'
tiers. A good time was enjoyed ant
the return trip was made long aftel
midnight.
Mrs. q. NJ. G. Sheppard ensertaln
ed the sewing club yesterday after
noon at her home In Main street
A delightful time was en5oyed b.
Ethe sewers. refreshments weTi
served.
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