Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-10-17
MISS GROWNEY A BRIDE.

best man. After the wedding cere-
mony a reception was held at the
home of the brides mother, Mrs.
Nora Growney, at "a Jefferson street.
Following the reception the couple
left on a honeymoon trip of several
weeks. The destination of the couple
Is believed to be Washington, d. c.
In order that interested friends
would not learn to where the we'd
ding trip would be made. Mr.. Null
herin sent away two suitcases last
week and several trainmen OF the
Pennsylvania Railroad Company who
know MI. Mulherin, as he is connect
ed with the P. r. r., disfgured the
cases with all sorts Of signs, such as
"We are newly weds." The couple
will no doubt be greatly surprised
when they receive their baggage at
their destination.
GRAPE GATHERING EVENT.
The annual grape gathering festi-
val and dance Of Liberty Camp No.
G5 Woodmen Of the World, will be
held in Washington hall tonight.
This annual event has become a big
affair for the members and their
a friends who will be out In large
numbers tonight. Before the festival
a parade will be held through the
principal streets Of the city. The
members of the camp headed by
members Of the Washington Fife and
Drum Corps will meet at Fox Hill
road and from there will make the
start. They will march to Smith
street, down Smith to State, up State
to Hall avenue Returning they will
march down State to Washington to
Park aunnyo ~ hrary nr,p,uIoIr o,ro
nue. to the hall in Fayette street.
Dancing will at 7 O'Clock
and good music will be in attend
NINE YEARS OLD.
Little Lucy Bernard, Of 338 High
street, gave her friends a party at
her home yesterday afternoon in
honor of her ninth birthday anniver-
sary. The rooms in which the social
was held, were decorated with pink
and green streamers. Many beauti-
full gifts were received. Refresh
ments were served shortly before 6
o'clock when the guests departed.
Those who attended were: Dorothy
Post, Jane Davis, Elizabeth Hill, Ella
Letter, Miriam Hart, Kathryn Ber-,.
nard, Margaret La RueuI@a NC
dougall, ,@ey RsHsfd Frederick
walker, Roland Main, Howard Bak-
er, Sterling Letter, Anthony Gutow-
ski, Miss Elsie Bernard, Miss Dossie
Roberts and Mrs. Fl. T. Bernard. E,
100 LADIES TO DANCE.
Members of the Danish One Hun
dred Ladies' Society are making
every effort for the success of the
dance to be held in Washington hall F.,
Saturday. The affair is for the sick
benefit part of the society. Professor
Marinus Peterson's orchestra will
furnish the music and dancing will
start at 8 o'clock. The committee
In charge of the arrangements in
cludes Mrs. Annie Miller. chairman:
Mrs. H. Greisen, Mrs. Marie AMBER
son. Mrs. Marie Lund and Mrs.
Catherine Miller.
SAIL FOR EUROPE.
Steamship Agent Frederick L.
Brown reports but two local people
sailing from this city to Europe to-
day. Christian Anderson, an author,
and Peter Kraag, both from this
city, procured passage tickets from
Mr.. Brown for Fsberg, Denmark. on
the G.. F.. Tietgen, which left New
York harbor this morning.
Steamship Agent Jacob GOldberger
reports about fifteen from this city
that left for Europe. Most OF the
tickets received from Mr.. COLDER
ger were for the Hamburg American
line.
is TEMPERED SURPRISE.
Miss Annie Brvans was rendered a
surprise party Saturday night at the
home Of her aunt. Mrs. J. Convey,
at 59S New Brunswick avenue. The
affair was voted a large success and
one to be long remembered by those
present. Musical selections, both vo-
cal and instrumental, were given.
Games and dancing were enjoved I'M
til shortly before midnight. when re-
freshments We're served. after which
the guests, who numbered fifty, de-
parted for their homes.
REV. ZIELINSKI HOME.
Rev. Julian Zielinsk', pastor Of st.
Stephens Polish Catholic church at
500 State street, who returned from
an extended trip abroad October 4 Is
much improved In health, although
recovery from an attack of PARALYSIS
of about two years ago Is slow. Rev.
Zielinski was formerly a memNer Of
the Board OF Trustees of the Public
Library. which position he resigned
to go abroad for his health a year
and a half ago.
FOR HALLOWEEN SOCIAL.
Arrangements are nov under way
for a Halloween social to be held by
the A. B. C. Club in their rooms In
First street, November I. Only
members and their friends will be al
lowed to attend as the party is to
be private.
DIR. STARR PECOvFRa.
Rev. DR.. Starr. minister in charge
OF st. Peters church during the pset
summer, reports from Canada his
complete recovery from severe fnju-
ries received nv a foil In Sentemhsr,
His address after October 2nth, will
be Port Rowa,, Ontario. Canada.
ATTEND ANNIVERSARY.
Several local peOple attended a
celebration of the ~ffty-eighth ami
versary OF the birthday OF Nels Kis-