Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-07-30
SOUTH RIVER

Mrs. G.. H. Manahan and daugh-
ter, Mabel, who have been spending
a fortnight at Delaware Water Gap
and Asbury Park, has returned
home,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. c. Price. Mrs.
| willard Horner and Mrs. e. A. Van
| Deventer motored to Perth Amboy
yesterday afternoon.
Jesse Selover was a Stelton visitor
Monday Afternoon
Mrs. Hans Peterson spent Monday
| afternoon in New Brunswick.
Miss Marjorie McHale, Of Boston,
Mass, was entertained by Mrs.
Frank Prentice Monday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Silas Wright have
returned from a pleasant visit at
Gales Ferry on the Thames river,
Conn.
Mrs. George Bennett and son
Lewis, of New Brunswick were the
recent guests of Mrs. ]. H. Van Hise.
Several parties arr being planned
to attend the Old Tennet Harvest
Home Wednesday night.
Miss Eveline Vermilyea, of New
ark, is the guest of Miss Dorothy
Fisher.
The picnic of the Riverside Guards
held last evening in Washington
Park was a grand success and was
largely attended. Algair's orches-
ira was the attraction in music.
Columbia band will go to English
town Wednesday night and furnish
| the music for the Harvest Home at
the Old Tennet church.
Dancing at Washington Park
| Wednesday night.
Mrs. Joseph Cathcart, Jr., and
children, Miss Emma Parkinson and
Miss Hazel Bennett, who have been
camping at Keansburg for the past
ten DAYS, have returned home.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the
Baptist church will enjoy their an
nual outing on Wednesday of this
week to Asbury Park. They Will
leave on the 7:15 trolley and con
meet with the 8:12 train at South
Amboy.
Master Eddie Fisher is making an
extended visit to the home OF his
uncle, William E%ppinger, of Staten
Island.
James B. Armstrong and Edwin
Cathcart left Monday for Philadel-
phia and Atlantic City where they
will spend their vacation.
nnouncemen is made of the en-
eapement of Miss Elizabeth Klauser,
daughter of Mrs. Pauline Klauser, to
RAYMOND Dudley BoOraem, both
prominent and popular youn~ peo-
! pie of the borough.
Master Theodore Armstrong, of
Stelton, is enjoying a vacation
among relatives here.
Miss Gladys Booraem and Miss
| Helen Grady were weekend visitors
of their aunt, Mrs. Warren Simon
son. ,
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Lindberg and
daughter Margaret; Mr.. and Mrs.
William White, Mrs. Furman Bis
sett. Mrs. E. B. Dey and son Ken
meth. and Miss Minnie Miller have
returned home from a pleasant
cruise on Lindberg's motor boat, the
Maggie May.
Miss Winona Peterson. of Brook
Ign, is visiting her cousin, Mrs, Ed
ward Whitehead.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Brewer, OF
New York, formerly of South River,
are planning a trip to Grand juno
flor. Colo, where they will visit her
sister. Miss Irene Seryiss, who Is
living with Dr.. and Mrs. Sandal, an
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uncle and aunt.
Alfred Armstrong has returned to
Lebanon, Pa, after enjoying a week
end visit at his home in the bor-
| ough.
Miss Leila futile was an Asbury
Park visitor Sunday.
Mrs. Timmins. of Ocean Grove. is
i'll at the home of her daughter. Mrs.
| William Morgan. of Main street.
John Breitenmoser, OF West New
| Brighton, Staten Island, spent sun
| day with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
| John Breftenmoser, Sr.
The first annual picnic OF River
! side Guards, No. 33, Jr. O.. U. A. M,
| was held last night In Washington
| Park. The picnic was largely at
tended and was a decided success
AIlgair's orchestra furnished music
| for dancing. .
Frank Green, of Brooklyn, spent
tho weekend with his parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Martin have
| returned to their home In Fairhaysn
after enjoying a pleasant visit with
! her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson
DeVoe.
Constance Freeham has returned
homo from Jersey City whore she
has been visiting reiataya-r