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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-07-22
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Mrs. Humburg's Luncheon.
One of the handsomest lunchcons
ever given in Honolulu, was the func-
ton given by Mrs. Johnnie Hamburg
at the Moana Hotel, Monday after
noon. The twenty-six guests were
seated at u large table that was set
in the large dining room. Two large
silver bowls we're filed with dozens
Of double pink carnations, the bases
of the containers were banked with
maiden hair ferns. The floral pieces
were gracefully yelled with pink tule.
Streamcrs of the tullc, intertwined
with smilax, were artistically arrang-
ed over the surface of the table and
hundreds OF sprays of maiden hair
ferns and pink carnations were seat
tered over the snowy cloth. Quite a
variety of place cards we're used, they
were hand-painted, aud depicted
scenes of dear, old Dixie Land" Dur
ing the entertainment an orchestra
composed of Hawaiian singing boys,
provided excellent Music. Mrs. Hum
burg looked very handsome In white
silk and real lace. with large blue
picture hat. Among her guests were:
Mrs. ID. p r. Isenberg. Mrs. Ernest
kopke. Mrs. Soper, Mrs. Gardiner
Wilder, Mrs. Henry Along, Miss Alice
Macfarlane. Miss Bertha Kopke, Miss
Nina Berger Miss Blanche Sopcr,
Mrs. T. V. King. Mrs. McGauley, Mrs
T. j. King, Mrs. f. w. Macfarlane,
Mrs. Carl Du Roi, Mrs f. Kruse, Mrs.
Mamie Phillips, Mrs Theodore f.
Lansing. Mrs. J. Morton Riggs. Mrs
Harriet Myer. Mrs. A. Constabel, Mrs.
A. Fake. Mrs. Won Damn, Mrs. c. F.
Eckart, Miss Louise Girard.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-07-22
THE IMPERIAL

built San Francisco
Cal, I, O. and 8 Cylinders; 4 to $50 II. P.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-07-22
Mrs. Ayau's Hawaiian Luau.

Mrs. Ayau's Hawaiian Luau.
A pleasant Hawaiian luau was Civ
err last Thursday at the home of Mrs.
Ayau at Kalihi in honor of Mrs. c. s.
Holloway, who will leave shortly for
the States. The luau was arranged
for by the members of the Kawaia-
hao Seminary, of which she is pres
ident.
| The beautiful home of Mrs. Ayau
was tastefully decorated for the oc-
casion. and the members of the as
ISOLATION. all of whom are former
students of thes eminary, proved that
they have a thorough knowledge of
the art of Hawaiian cookery.
Mrs. Ayau was ably assisted in pre-
pairing the luau by her charming
daughters. Miss Hattie, Miss Eliza
beth and Miss Alvina. Mrs. Hollo-
way, the guest Of honor, wore lima
leis, presented her by the alumnae.
The lnau was served in large din
ing room appropriately adorned with
greenery.
After the feast the members sang
old songs, which they learned as
pupils in the seminary. Recollections
Of the past were brought to mind. A
large number Of the former pupils of
the seminary we're present.
4 4 4
| Mre ,,an Lzlk,. 4
| Mrs. Harry Won Holt entertained :
bevy of young society girls. Wednes
day. in honor Of her daughter, Mis-.
Marie Won Holt, who has recently re
turned from the East, where she ha,
been attending school. Red dahlia.
made a unique and effective decora
ton. One large table and four small
cnes were placed in the dining room
to accommodate the hostess and he
guests. Those who attended this de
lightful affair were Miss Vera Da
mon, Miss Laura Nett. Miss Nor
Swanzy, Miss Marjorie Gilman, Mis-
Ruth McChesney, Miss COrdelia GIL
man, Miss Martha McChesney, Mis-
Beatrice Castle, Miss Jessie Kennedy
Miss Helen Achilles, Miss Cordeli
Gilman, Miss Muriel Howatt, Miss Ju
liette Atherton, Miss Laura Anterior
Miss Daphne Damon, Miss Elizabet
Carter, Miss LAM. Miss Paulin
Scbaefer, Miss Fannie Hogs, Mis-
Bertha Kopke, Miss Young and 9th
. ers.
Captain and Mrs. Carter's Dinner.
A coterie of service folk were en-
tertained Wednesday evening by Cal
tain and Mrs. Clifton Carter TIL
entire color scheme for the Dime
was In delicate shade OF pink. Thos
who attended this enjoyable functiO
were Major and Mrs. Campbell, Cal
tain and Mrs. John stuart Johnsto
Captain and Mrs. Putnam and Cal
tain and Mrs. Wallace.
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Haleiwa has become very popul;
as a summer resort" Several fam
lies are enjoying this delightful plat
and many more are planning to {
there later in the summer. Mr.. al
Mrs. Albert f. Judd and children, Mi
Hartwell, Mrs. Lehua Kinney al
Miss Kinney, Mrs. Bernice Walbride
Miss Jordan aud young Master ia,
Bottomley, have been spending son
time there.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-07-22

Mr. and Mrs. Henry Dutton VIII
arrive on the tenth OF August, with a
party of friends from San Francisco
Mr.. and Mrs. Dutton will bring their
large automobile with them. Mrs.
Dutton is a sister of Mrs. Harry Mac
farlane. There are six In the party
and they have engaged the Long"
worth Cottage" at the Seaside Hotel
for three months.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-07-22

Mrs Berger and Miss Nina Berger.
who were residing in the Jack Dow
sett house while they were in Europe,
have been visiting Mrs. LAM for sew
eral weeks. During the middle of the
week they will return to town, and
now are the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Frederick Macfarlane.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-07-22

Captain Clifton Carter, Captain
! Frank b. Edwards, Captain Wilbur
and others went on a shooting party
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-07-22

DR.. and Mrs. sidney Elston are
spending portion of their honey
moon In Honolulu, where they have
been visiting the Robert Bonds in
Manoa Valley. Tuesday the ElstoHs
sailed for Kauai, where they will visit
Dr. and Mrs. Sandow. The latter is
sister of DR.. ElstOn.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-12-19
|BAzAR Melted
CHURCH $500
First M. E. Event Closes at
Highlands Hall.

- -
Highlands, Dec. 19:-Saturday
night closed one OF the most sue
cessful bazars and fairs ever held
in the borough for the benefit of
any church or organization. This
affair has been In progress the past
Ave nights in the freman's hall for
the benefit Of the First NJ. q. church
of this place and It was estimated
that nearly $500 was realized and
will be turned into the church treas
ury.
Several articles of great value
were disposed of by auction on the
closing night, also what food s:ufs
were unusued were sold In the same
manner Mayor A. l.. Reed, of
Highlands, acted as a~uctioneer.
The $3.50 gold piece donated to the
bazaar by the real estate Arm OF
Jenkinson and johnson was won by
the pastor of the church, Rev.
Thomas Huss. The gold coin was
placed In an orange and hung on
an orange tree among 100 other or
anges, and the oranges were sold at
the rate of ten cents each. The
large cut glass berry dish, donated
by Druggist Grandin Johnson, was
awarded to Mrs. Harry Cashion. Of
Highlands,
Several other very pretty and use
full prizes that were given by both
local and outside business firms
were disposed OF in this same man
ner, which turned a great deal OF
money into the treasury of the
church.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-12-19
IERsEYMEN MEET.

Pennsylvania Society Observe consti-
tuition Anniversary.
Philadelphia, Dec. t9.-In an address
before the New Jersey Society OF Penn
syiyania at the Union league. Senator
Hepburn OF Idaho said:
Il would defend to the limit any
American who hears hts countTy's pass
port in any part Of the earth and de
fend 1t with constitution and flag and
cannon But | would not protect the
man who comes to this country and
remains Just for the snke of getting
his passport. | would look Into these
passports before taking ans drastic ac-
ton and learn first whether on not
they We're worthy Of protection"
Representative E1lprsl. Moore
presided, and about him were gathered
Representative Moon, Governor Mann
of Virginia. Senator Penrose. Admiral
Robert u. Peary. President William 4.
1flden OF the Union league. aud go
ether prominent men, all either ma
lives of New Jersey or descendants OF
Jesseymen. The history and achieve
mants Of the state across the Delaware
we're iauded again and sgain. The
occasion was tie oua hundred ard
Ewentys2ourth anniversary OF the rnfias
eat1cn q the constitution Of New ae
s
all tbs n0WA Tor 3Q exzfst@ 1 waAk
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-12-19
AUCTION WILL
Be TOMORROW
Proprietors Of Highlands
Grocery Still Missing.
spec,al to the EVENYNo NEWS.

Special to ths EVENING NEWS.
Highlands, Dec. 19:-Atterney
George E. Jenkinson, of this place,
will sell at public auction tomor-
row afternoon at 2 O'Clock all the
goods that were left in the grocery
stock of the firm Of Forbes and
Hubert who failed In business a few
weeks ago in Bay avenue, this place
MIR. Jenkinson is acting as attorney
for the wholesale grocery firm Of
Louis DeGrof C Son, OF New York,
who brought suit for the goods sold
this firm when they were in bust
ness. 1t Is said that both Peter
FORCES and John Hubert, who owned
this place for a short time left town
the day following their closing and
that their Whereabouts are still un-
known
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-12-19
FINE PROGRAM
AT MATANAN
Graded School Holds An
nual Christmas Exercises.
Special TO The EVENING NEWS.

Special TO the EVENING NEWS.
Maiawan, Dec. I9:-Cn Fri hay
afternoon the primary department Of
the Matawan Graded school held
their annual Christmas exercises IN
the auditorium. The following is
the program:
Carol-Once Unto the Shepherds
Primary Department.
Resitation-Merry, Merry Xmas,
Claire Emmons.
Recitation-Jingle Tiny Bells,
Dorothy Horok.
Recitation-Forgotten Poor Santa
Claus.
Marietta Tice.
Recitation-Helping Santa,
Caroline Lupton.
Song-Merry Xmas Now Is Here
Primary Department.
Recitation-Eanta Claus,
Hazel Davis.
observation-disclosures Again,
Lucy Miller.
Recitation-A Present for Santa,
Helen Stryker.
Recitation-Mr. santa Claus Man,
Fred Dietrich.
Rscitation-Ihe Sleigh Bells are
Ringing.
George Wicker.
Recitation-If | Were Santa,
Leroy Sickles.
Vocal duet--Santa's Little Friend,
Hattie Bolts. Iris Weber.
Recitation
Edgar Thompson.
Recitation-Secret
Miriam Lloyd.
Recitation-Santa Claus
George Craig.
Recitation-Who Is it That Comes
With His Reindeer?
w NJ. Heyer.
Recftation--
Vivian Magee.
Reeitation-Waiting Up for Santa,
Mae Thompson.
Carol-Merry Merry Xmas,
Primary Department.
Recitation
Marinda McNaliy.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Godfrey Shafto.
Recitation-If Santa Claus Should
Stumble,
Helen Voorhees,.
Recitation-Present for Mamma,
Philip N%ergeingler.
Regulation
Clinton Hulsart.
Recitation-If You're Good,
Serena Ward.
Song-Jingle. Jingle Sleigh Bells,
Primary Department.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-12-19
DECki9AND ON kEYPORT
BOAT, ARMY DESERTER


Keyport. Dec! 1s.@Alexander
Sorensen, q deckhand and night
Waterman on the steamboat Majes-
tic that plies between this place and
New York, was arrested In New YORK
last Friday as the boat was tied III
to the dock by detectives from New
York on the charge OF being a de-
serter from the United States army.
Sorensen, said an official of the boat
to an EVENING NEWS reporter,
had been eniployed on tn S boat for
over a year and was considered a
good man and would have been pro-
noted to a better position on the
boat within q short time had lie not
been arrested and taken away.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-12-19
FRENEAU

Mrs. Thomas Reed, OF Freneau,
gave abirthday party Thursday night
Many were present and a pleasant
evening enjoyed. Refreshments were
served. Tia party dispensed at q
.sate hour.
j. Courtney Punderford and a
party of Yale friends attended the
bicycle races at Madison Square
Garden Thursday night.
James Thompson, Of Freneau.
who met with a serious accident d
month ego. by falling from a ladder,
is steadily improving and able to
walk about the house BY the use OF
Z cane.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-12-19
EXPORT BROTHERHOOD
WILL CONVENE TONIGHT


Keyport. Dec. 19.-Another
meeting Of the Brotherhood of the
Calvary M. b. church will be held
in the lecture room of the church
onight and all young men who are
interested In the work of this assoc
ciaticn are requested to be pres
ent and Join.
1t Is the intention of this organ
ization to form teams to participate
in the outdoor and indoor sports
and to promote a feeling of broth
erly love, not only along the lines
Of social and athletic events, but
in forwarding the interests OF the
religious life of its members.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-12-19
RECEIVER FOR
WABASH ROAD
Westinghouse Airbrake Com
pany is the Petitioner.

ST. Louis. Dec. 10. Judge r. B.
ADKINS Of the United States circuit
court appointed +. a. Delano Of Chi
cago. president OF the Wabash rail-
road: Edward p, Pryor Of ST Louis,
vice president. and William X. Bixhy.
chairman of the board Of directors 81
tho American Car and Foundry eorn-
panv. receivers for the Wabash ID an
swer to a petition filed BIZ the West
iBghouse Airbrake company. The claim
in the petition is for $4,000. Isach Of
the receivers are required to givs
bonds In the sum of $500. coo within
ten days to qualify.
Benjamin schumacher st Louis
attorney. who filed the petition for the
Westinghouse company. refused to
give any information regarding the
matter and expressed great surprises
that anything should be known
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-12-19
kEYPORT

The bulkhead along the oyster
creek on the property of George
Thompson Is nearly completed.
Large shipments OF Christmas
greens are being sem to. New York
market daily on the Keyport boat
Majestic.
Joseph M. Walling was in New
York yesterday.
The Yacht Club bowling team will
so to Asbury Park tonight and roll
the Y. "a c.. A. team, OF that place.
Howard Littell, of South Amboy,
was a Sunday visitor In town.
The steamboat Majestic did not
arrive at the Keyrcrt dock from
New York until Q A. M. Sunday
morning. This long delay was
caused BY the dense fog.
County Superintendent OF Public
Schools Enright. Of Freehold, made
an official visit at the high school
yesterday. MI. Enright, before
leaving, expressed his entire salts
faction with the way the schools of
the borough are conducted.
The white bridge near Walnut
street is undergoing repairs and the
passengers on trolley cars are
obliged to transfer from one car to
another at this point.
Lloyd Coats, of Newark, has ae-
eepted a position as solicitor with
the Report Boat Company.
The drug stores of the borough
are keeping open until 10 p. M. DUR
Ing the holiday week.
The Keyport Yacht Club is maxi
Ing elaborate preparations for the
ball to be given In the Broadway
theatre Washington's birthday aye.
Miss X. Hylda Schanck will leave
tomorrow for an extended trip to
Washington. d. G.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Bedle and
Mrs r. O. White attended the bene-
fit performance at the New York
Hfppodrome last Sunday night.
Miss Rose Philo, Of Perth Amboy,
was the Sunday guest of friends in
town.
Miss Florence Van uazen wag the
guest OF friends in town yesterday.
Miss Florence Theise ana Miss
Berthye Hepp. of New York, are the
guests Of Mrs. A, A. PHO, In Broad
street.
William Auinaek. proprietor OF
Aumack's garage, Is very sick with
typhoid fever. II was stated yester-
day that the physicians hold out
little hopes of his recovery.
Mrs. w. b. Cherry and Mrs. w.
H. Cherry were In New York yester-
day.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-12-19
DR.. B0GARDUS RETURNS
FROM HUNTING TRIP

Keyport, Dec. t9:EDr. O. C.
Bogardus returned to his home Sat
.urday night frcm 8 two weeks gum
ming trip at Bear Greek, N. G. DIR.
Begardas was accompanied by DR..
r. z. Riemer, OF Easton. Pa. The
party shot a large number of guam
but were Obliged TO leave the game
there as the law prohibits the taking
of quail out of the state. DR.. Bogar-
dus is an enthusiastic sportsman and
in commenting on the trip said he
had a good time and in fact never
had 4 better one.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-12-19
COURTHOUSE
is BLOWN UP
Nevada Structure Destroyed
in a County Fight.

Reno. New, Dec. 19.-The new 0
ty courthouse at Yeriugton. Lyon coun.
ty. which was almost ready for occu-
Fancy, was almost completely destroy
ed by dyuamiters. The loss to the
contractors will be In the neighbor
hood Of s50.069. and late reports state
that the whole building win have 10 be
RACED. The bond issue gave the coun-
~ $4,000 to build the ediHce.
There was u eight when the county
seat was removed from Dayton. and
proceedings We're instituted TO stop
the removal OF the county capital by
injunction, leaving a rancor and i'll
feeling among the factions.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-12-19
INDIANA FIGHT ON.
Taft and Anti-Taft Men In a Test of
Strength.

Taft and ANTI aft Men In a Test of
Strength.
indianapolis. Ind. Dec. 19.-The Taft
and anti-Taft forces In Indiana, the
latter led by State Chairman Lee. who
gave out O statement at Washington
declaring that the president cannot
carry Indiana. have begun upon cam
paigns of organization for the selection
of members of the new state commit
tee In January, and every county In
the state is being visited by represent
atives of the two factions.
The Taft people claim that Lees OBJ
ject Is really to organize the state for
Roosevelt and that he Is nothing more
than a h~gurehead for former Senator
Beveridge. who attributes bis defeat
last year to the stand the president
took In his Winona speech on the
.Payne-Aldrich bin.
All the news for 10 cents a week.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-12-19
EUCHRE CLUB
HAVE SESSION
Mrs. WaIIing of Matawan
is Charming Hostess.
sp.etat . ths nn

So.
Freneau, Dec. 19:=The Friday
Afternoon Euchre Club met at the
home of Mrs. Harry Walling, Mata-
wan. Ten were present. Those
taking part IN the euchre were Mrs.
Brown, of South Amboy; Mrs. Will
liam Lyle, Mrs. Hopkins, Mrs. Sam
nei Gordon, Mrs, Tansey, Mrs C. G..
Hulsart, Miss Mile Hu1sart, Miss
Bailey, Mrs. H. Wal1ing and Miss
~Punderford. The first prize was
won by Miss Hulsart. 1t was a
prettily decorated china tea stralner.
The second was Vol by Miss Bailey.
1t was a box of han ikerchiefs. The
consolation went to Miss Punder-
ford. 1t was a Japanese pin cush-
ion. The menu was most attractive
and enjoyed by all. Another euchre
is being held at Mrs. Gordon's,
Lloyd Road, today.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-12-19
TAFT REFUSES POSTUM HUNT

North Caroline Mar Offers President
Time of His Life.
Washington. Dec. i0.--J. Fl. Zemhly
of Winston-SaIem. n. c. has inyIted
President Taft to go possum hunting
with him tn North Carolina. In d let-
ter to the president Mr zernbIy urges
the president to get away from The
turmoil of the capital and civilization
and get back to pure nat.:sae
MIR. Eembiy says that Forsyth doun-
ty, N. c., N the best hunting ground for
possum In the country, and II the press
ident will come he promises him the
time of his life.
In spite Of the urgent invitation MI.
Taft had to decline.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-12-19
MONMOUTH COUNTY NEWS
MRS. CAMPBELL GIVEN
SURPRISE AT KEYP0RI


Keyport, Dec. 19:--Mrs. Asbury
Campbell was given a surprise party
Saturday night at her home in Eliz-
abeth by twenty friends aud rela-
tiyes. Cards were the principal pro-
gram during the evening. The first
ladies' prize, a cut glass dish, was
won by Mrs. Russell Wharton. The
consolation prize was won by Miss
Gertrude B~ohannon. Joseph Walling
won the stein offered as the first
gentlemen's prize and George S.
Hyer was awarded the consolation
prize. Refreshments we're served
during the evening.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-12-19
.snest On fsarahsl

Ts Is he verdict OF *. j. towel,
Tracy. o.. who bought Foley's
Honey and Tar Compound for his
wife Her case vas the worst I
have ever cen and looked like d
sure cas- Of consumption. Her lungs
were sore aad she coughed almost
necessarily and her voice wns hoarse
and weak Foiey's Honey and Tar
Compound brought relief at once
aud less than three bottles effected
q complete cure. Without epgatez
or harinful drugs OF any Kind Fol-
eyss Honey and Tar Compound Stops
eotsghs and eEeaa eeldA no not &C.
eagst ans assast<ka4eNA
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-12-19
MATAWAN

Mrs. James Furry and daughter
Jeanette are spending a few days
in Trenton.
William Hawkins spent Saturday
and Sunday with his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. James Hawkins.
Mrs. M. L. Magee, of Manasuuan,
is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Dun
can.
Misses Blanche sproul, Jennie
Haines and Minnie Bower, OF Key
port, were the guests OF Miss Helen
Bolte, of Upper Main street.
: Jay Duncan, a student at Blair
hall academy, is at home for the
Christmas holidays with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Duncan. Jay
has been confined to the house for
several days with water on the knee
cap, which he received while in the
bathing pool at Blair. Jay Is the
first Of the young people OF Matwan
who are away at school, to return
for the Christmas holidays.
G, A. Geran is having new steps
made which lead to the lodge rooms
on the second floor of his store on
Commerce block.
New trolley poles have been
erected in front, of the property
owned by Mrs. j. FAIRY, to replace
those which had to be removed.
A short meeting of the borough
council was held Tuesday evening
ii the truck house, The principal
business of the evening was a re-
guest for an electric light on the
eorner of Atlantic avenue and Main
street. Several bills were also or
dered paid.
Paul r. Dolan and Miss MauTtina
Haley witnessed tie bicycle races
In Madison Square Garden on We'd
pesday. s.
John Martin. of Lower Main street
was initiated and given degrees at
the Red Mems meeting on Thurs
day evening.
Messrs. John Crime, william
Crime and Joseph Bair attended the
bicycle races in Madison Square
Gy den Thursday.
Clarence Tower, sen of Samuel
fowler, proprietor Of the Aberdeen
I'm livery stables, gprained his an
kls Thursday while playing on the
school. grounds.
William A. Kennedy attended a
conference of the Masons at Asbury
Park, Thursday.
Miss Gertrude Beers was a New
York visitor Saturday.
Nessrs Emerson Lisk, James Vor-
heas and Theron Bedie witnessed
the bicycle races Thursday.
Mass Anna Cgramn spent Satur-
day IN New York.
The building oceuoied by Isaac
Burns end Mr.. Pruden, the ieweIer,
is being painted by Edward Wilson.
I Regain. of keypert, was a
Mstawan visitor Thursday.
On "Wednesday evening Clifford
Hulsart entertained twenty members
Of the Jr. @. U. A. NJ. at his home
on Upper Main street. Four men
from Red Bank entertained the com
pany by various musical selections,
after which an elaborate feast was
served Cards and dominoes were
INDUCED in afterwards.
A delegation from the local Y. o.
y. A. M. will visit the Ominous
cornell, Jr. o. u. A. M, No. ss, at
Red Bank on Monday evening, De-
cember Is.
Among the passengers who were
delayed until two O'Clock on a sand
barr Just outside Of Keypcrt on The
Keyport boat Majestic, were 1--WE
young ladies of Matawan.
At the recent Trinity church fair
about $40 was cleared.
The Women's Home and Foreign
Missionary Society held It's reeular
monthly meeting ct the home of
Mrs. Clifford Hulsart on Lower
Main street, on Monday evening.
The topic for discussion was Budd-
ism.
Mrs. A. J.. Cartan and Miss Cartan
were New York visitors Thnrsaav
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-12-19
NEW ORGAN To
HAVE BLESSING
Bishop Scarborough at Key
port Thursday Night.

Keyport. Dec. 1s.-On Thursday
evening of this week the Right Rev.
John Scarborough, bishop of the
Episcopal church OF New York, VIII
~consecrate the new organ In the St
Mary's church this place. Several
out OF town clergymen, as we'll as
other noted church people. are ex-
pected TO be present and help to
make this a memorable night In the
history of the church.
The following program will be
rendered:
Pocessionai-Hymn No. 43.
Magnifcat- .......... Arnold
Anthem Arnold
Nunc DimittisE........ Arnold
Anthem-tO Father Almighty ~.
........s..-......C. T. Steele
Hymn-No. 404.
Sermon by Bishop Scarborough.
Anthem-'O, Lord. How Manifold"
u. barnDy
Conservation of the organ by
the Bishop.
Orertory soio-tsThe Day Is Ended
By Miss Wharton,
Processional-Hymn No. 507.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-12-19
SATURDAY WHIST CLUB
SESSION AT kEYP0aT
special to tbs EVENING VIEWS.

Special to ths EVENING VIEWS.
Keyport, Dec. 19:-The Saturday
Evening Whist Club was entertained
at the home OF Miss Elsie Osborn
Saturday night. The ladies' prize, a
handsome chamoise bag, was won by
Miss Helen Osborn. Gentlemen's
prize, a travelling case, vas awarded
to Arthur Mskkins. Dainty refresh
ments were served by the hostess
after car1E.