Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-11-27
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The ladies of Grace English Lutb-
bran church are making elaborate
plans for a fair TO be held in one of
he vacant stores in the Wilder
building on Tuesday and Wednes-
day, December 5 and 6. During the
past year the various societies of the
church have heen planning for this
affair. They have secured many
fancy articles and presents that will
be suitable for Christmas. An ex-
neilent program for the two nights
Will be arranged. Refreshments and
les cream will be for sale both even
ings. Al meeting of the ladies will
be held at the church tomorrow
night to make further arrangements
FOR the event. At this time the va
rf0us committees to serve at the
booths and tables viii be named.
Rev. Robert ~Schlotter, pastor of the
church, is urging all ladies of the
Church to come at thts time who are
Interested In the success of the fair,
FITS ROTH BIRTHDAY.
JHflee T. Watson, of Rector street,
celebrated his eightieth birthday by
q family dinner at his home yesters
day. Mr.. Watson Is among the few
old residents left In Perth Ambcy
who have watched the city's growth
from q small town to a big manu-
3~ACtuTing city. Still hale and hear
~ and with q lively interest in
every day events. 1t Is hard to be-
lteYe he has passed the eightieth
milestone on Mfe's rugged road.
Atnoux those present at the dinner
we're Mr.. and Mrs. Louis du b Wat
1o1, HI. and Mrs. John d. Watson
and daughter Ennice, Miss Alice
Quick, or Caldwell; and Mrs, Sue
Johnstona and two children. MIR.
Watson received a number of call
ers during the day and evening.
PROGRAM FOR TONIGHT.
IA monthly business meeting OF
Hociety OF Simpson Methodist Epis-
c0pal church will be held tonight
IN the lecture room OF the church.
N connection with the business ses-
sion the following program has peen
arranged:
Selection by Sunday school choir;
plano, Miss Jeanne Dysdale; vocal
solo, Calvary, Miss Jeanette Hoag-
laHd, reading. Samu1la, Miss Marina
Graae, piano solo, Miss Alice John
sen; selection by Sunday school
choir A report will also given of
the recent convention held at West
Geld. a social time win follow and
refreshments will be served.
A COMING WEDDING.
Announcement Of the coming
marriage OF Miss Lillian Monroe, Of
4O3 East avenue, and John Hawkins,
cf William street, Tottenyflle, has
been announced. Miss Monroe has
resigned her position at the Raritan
laundry and Is assisting her future
husband In preparing their home.
Miss Manrne IL the only daughter
ut Mr.. and Mrs. William Monroe ana
we'll AoMn ii this city and Totem
Vile
STRANG-MUNDY.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Mundy, Of
los Fayetie street, have announced
the marriage of their daughter
Alta to Robert Strang, Jr., OF Jef-l
sey City. The marriage ceremony |
was performed on November f8. at
taae rsetory of the Bergen Reformed
church In Jersey CITY. Miss Sophie
Rymarazyk. OF this City, and
George Free, Of Jersey City. acted
witnesses Mr.. and Mrs. Strang, |
Jry are residing In Jersey City.
BARRY GONIINGS LET MEETING.
The Presbyterian Christian Fin
deavor Society had charge OF the
meeting at the Home for the Aged
Sunday Afternoon. Harry Comings
was the leader and spoke from the
subject, Prayer 3" AT the En-
deavor meeting In the evening, the
pastor, Rev. James I'll. Northrup
spoke on the Echoes OF Peace and
Blessing.