Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-03
MATAWAN

MI Wililhm 1utulI ana MISS iut-
hill spent New Years in New York
Mrs. Olive Erickson was = Peril
Amboy visitor Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J.. T. Cloves were
New York visitors Monday.
Edwin Lupton was an out OF town
visitor Monday.
Bruce Gordon, OF Newark, who
Is a Princeton freshman, visited Roy
Close over New Years.
Mas Lorena johnson spent hon
day out of town.
Mrs. Harry Haywood and children
have returned to New York city at
ter spending the holidays with MFR
and Mrs. Charles Clarke.
Frank and William Marley, Of
Trenton, are visiting Thomas Fury
at tho Matawan house.
Miss Emma Cox has as her guest
Miss Frances Chamberlain. OF Red
Bank.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Wallace. who
have been visiting the latter's par
, ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Clarke
have returned to New York.
/ Mrs. NJ. Il. L. Bergen and Mis-!
Bergen were New York visitors New
Years.
Frank Conover Herbert Brown,
Arthur StiIwell, Elmore Kattner,
| William Shepherd, Merritt Warwick
| William Bergen, George Harris, Jar
ct Harris, Frank Walker, Myron
Hulsart. Frank Thompson, HARRY
! Bolte, Merritt Brown, Frank Domi-
nick, Frank Hulsart, Russell WINS
Charles KoTtenhaus and the Misses
Sadie Hutchinson, Georgiana Linz
mayer. Matilda Linzmayer, Isabel
WINS and Addie Kortenhaus wit
messed the New Years performance
at Proctor's theatre in Perth Am.
boy.
Miss May Anderson has returned
from a weeks visit In Brooklyn.
A number Of Matawan people at.
tended the Red Mems ball at the
Broadway theatre Monday evening,
The New Year was ushered In BY
the usual manifestation OF noise,
consisting OF the ringing of bells,
| blowing of whistles and the explo-
sion Of firearms.
The Misses Emma Cox, Lillian
| White, Bertha Erwin, Edna Earring
ton and Mildred Brown returned
to the State Normal school, at Tren-
ton Monday.
@. w Bennett, OF Bridgeport.
| Conn, was the guest of friends In
town Sunday and Monday.
Miss Lillian Close was a Perth
Amboy visitor Saturday.
Miss Harden, of Middlesex street,
was a Keyport visitor Saturday.
Miss Grace Whitlock was at home
for New Years.
EImore Kattner, Jay Duncan and
| William Bergen yer Perth Amboy
visitors Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry HI. Longstreet
were New York visitors on New
Years day.
Miss Winifred Eanies. who has
been spending part of her vacation
with her grandmother, Mrs, G. B.
Horner, is spending the rest with
her mother, Mrs. William Eames, OF
New York city.
William Shepherd entertained q
number Of friends on Thursday even
Ing. The evening was pleasantly
passed In games and music. Refresh
ments were served at a late hour.
Those present were Geraldine Brown,
Myrtle Thompson. Garda Chamber
! lain, Edith Eskesen, Kathryn Lisk,
| Marie Diggin, Oliver Diggin, Ray
mond Lippincott, Howard Lewis
William Bedle and William Shep-
herd.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert GIttlns have
returned to Matawan after a short
trip.
Van Longstreet. Of the II. s. bat
tIeshfp Vermont, Is spending a short
fnrfough with hia parents Mr.. and
Mrs. George Longstreet, OF upper
| Main street.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. n. Smith. Of
Brooklyn. are visiting the latters
sister. Mrs. Scobeys OF Middiesea
street.
James Layhee, OF South Amhoy,
was q recent visitor In Matawan.
James 4. Terhune and Miss Ter
hume returned from their southern
trip Saturday.
Edwin Lupton was a New York
visitor Friday.
Miss Lorena Johnson entertained
the choir OF the Baptist church ct
! Mrs. If. A. Whites Saturday evening.
Mrs. q. 3. Hggfeston entertained
st bridge Saturday evening at her
home In Main street.
Bradford Brown was a weekend
visitor In town.
Miss Marie Diggin. of Freehold. is
visiting Mr.. aud Mrs. William L,
Diggin, OF Broad street.
Rev. n. i. Gtearns resigned Of
pastor OF the PreEbyterian church on
sunday. The resignation will go In
to effect the frst of December.
Miss Dorothy Dennis who has
been visiting her cousin, Miss Mil-
bred Morton, of Broad street, has re-
turned to her home In Newark.
The Five Hundred Club will meet
Wednesday evening at tie home Of
Miss Ida Ltsk-
Mrs. N. A. White and Miss White
wers Rapport visitors Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Eyer, oi
Newark, spent Nsw Years With AR.
aaa Mrs. Reuben EIyer, OF Jackson
street.
mr. and Mrs: q X. Eskesea and
daughter Edith Witnessed the Hippo
Aroma Monday afternoon.
ROLAND Laut0n, e Red Bank.
VISITED hfa grandparents Mr. and
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