Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-09-25
SOUTH RIVER

Mrs. Lucy Lambert left this MORN
ing for Meriden, Conn, where sho
will attend the wedding of her grand
daughter and will remain there
among relatives for the winter
months.
DR.. and Mrs. La Rue, of New
Brunswick, were entertained by Miss
Carlotta Simonson Monday evening.
Mrs. Josephine Bright, of Newark,
and Mrs. Josephine Roller. of Wind
sor, were the guests Of Mrs. Rebecca
Peterson Saturday.
Miss Virginia Van Hise spent Sun
day afternoon with Mr.. and Mrs. Ja4
cob De Hart, of Midtown.
Miss Fannie Peterson continues i'll
at her home in Main street and un-
der the care of a physician.
Reuben Sassmann was a business
visitor in Newark Monday.
Mrs. Fred Siegert was a Sayre-
Vile visitor yesterday.
Mrs. John Vented visited her sis
ter, Mrs. John Parr, of ~Sayreville
Sunday.
Mrs. Gertrude Holthausen and son,
Rudolph were guests of Mrs. Philip
Denzer, of Lindenan, Sunday.
Miss Helen Butler has returned
from New Have". Conn, where she
spent the summer with relatives.
Mrs. Lambert Bennett, Of Low
Branch, is visiting her sister, 1mH.
Edward Barkelew.
Mrs. K. Roos, of W0odhaven, S. L.,
is being pleasantly entertained at
the home Of Mrs. Pauline Klauser.
James r. Decker, Of ~Iryington, was
in town Monday ON business.
Tonight In the basement of the
Methodist church an apron bazaar
will be held under the auspices of
the Circle of Kings Daughters. Many
beautiful aprons of various patterns
will be on sale. You are cordially
invited.
Thomas Lyon was a New Bruins
wick visitor Monday.
The Misses Mamie and Helen
Clock, of Midtown, visited town
friends Monday evening.
Mrs. A. G. Pinder and Miss Flor
ence Ten Brock spent yesterday
sight seeing in New York city.
The quaterly meeting of the Mar.
tina Washington X. U. V. will be held
on Thursday afternoon in the hall
adjoining Klauser's hotel.
Mrs. Mary Duncan, of New Bruins
| wick, was a guest at the meeting of
Royal Council, Daughters of Liberty
Monday night. The members of the
council are making great plans to
| visit the Perth Amboy council at
their celebration In Perth Amboy
next Monday night.
Eda Levy Is spending a few days
| uitb rnlotiuoo In Now Vprk pitu
Robert Smalley has sold his auto
mobile and purchased a line horse,
| which he will use in his plumbing
business.
The Columbia Cornet Band will
participate in the firemen's parade to
be held next Monday, October /,
in New Brunswick. They have been
engaged by the New Brunswick Ex-
empt F1remen's Association.
Miss Lenhausen, who has been i'll
at ST. Peters hospital with typhoid
fever, has returned to her home in
Martin She has fully recov
cred from her illness.
The Almehren Club, OF young la
dies was pleasantly entertained last
evening Is guests of Miss Pauline
Allgair. The club will be entertained
weekly at the homes of different
members. The young ladies have ar
ranged to spend part Of the evening
bowling on Klausen's alleys before
going to the home of their hostess.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Simonson
are installing a bath Dom in their
cosy home on Reed street. Henry
Smalley is doing the work.
Mrs. Leopold King has opened a
delicatessen store in the building on
Ferry street occupied by Gottfried-
sons bakery. The two business will
be managed together.
The union annual birthday celebra
ton of Mrs. James S. Wight, Mrs.
Herman Plush and Miss Julia Drury
was held on Saturday at Miss Drury's
home on Drury Heights. A number
of guests were present from Phila-
delphia, New York, Boston. Easton.
Metuchen, Perth and South Amboy,
and South River. The house was
decorated with ferns and golden rod.
Dunner and supper was served.
Mrs. Catherine Greenleaf, mother
Of Mrs. George Gordon, celebrated
her 10th birthday Monday at her
daughters home. Many tokens of
love and kind remembrances were be-
slowed upon this grand old lady.