Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-03-13
MtTUcHEN

Mrs. William Dinwiddie entertain
ed the Auction Bridge Club Satur-
day evening In honor OF the return
from the south OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Ralph Pratt.
Frank Fisher is still seriously i'll
at the home of his parents In Main
street.
Walter Nook, Jr., has purchased
a lot on Highland avenue opposite
DR.. Lippincott and viii begin build
Ing at once.
William Bohlke, Mr.. Johnson, Mr..
Roman have also purchased property
In Highland avenue, and there Is a
demand all over the borough for de-
sfrable cottages.
The members of Royal Arcanum
We're pleasantly entertained last
evening with magic lantern views
taken along the Delaware river by
some OF our young men during a
canoe trip last summer. Mr.. Robert
Wilmont described them.
Mr.. and Mrs. Prentice and family
have returned from California and
are occupying their home in Main
street.
Leslie ThornalI is convalescent
now and soon hopes to be among his
young friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Letson, of
|Stelton, were over Sunday guests of
Mrs, H. e. Ayers.
The ladies OF the Methodist church
will hold a cake and food sale in
Fords grocery store Saturday.
Mr.. Alvin Whittier Is under the
Doctors care.
Miss Annie Alden is seriously Ill at
the home of her father.
The Jr. o. U. A. M, Past Coun-
cillors Association will meet this
evening with the Metuchen order.
Miss Stevenson, of Kentucky, was
an over Sunday guest-of Miss Anna
Wilmont.
A st. Patrick,s upper will be
given in the Baptist church Friday
evening. All are inyites..
The second meeting or the Jr. Art
Society was held on Thursday after
noon att he home of Mrs. G. FL. g.
Williams.
The Rev. s. II. Dixon, OF South
River, will preach in st. Lakes
church tomorrow evening.
The third lecture In the free
eourse viii be held at the high school
Friday evening. 1t will be given by
Professor D. G. Scorer and his sub
ject will be Mirth and Its Mission"
Professor Scorer 10 known as q
humorous speaker; and being an
orator, gives an Instructive render
ials ei ilis subject.
A Bridge Luncheon" viii be
given at the club house on Tuesday
April ninth, at one o'clock.
The Quiet Hour Club will meet
Thursday afternoon with MISC Bo-
CERT.
Mrs. A. C. Allison gave a lunch
con at her home Monday.
The banquet in the lecture
of the Presbyterian church Friday
evening was a great success in every
way. Under the able management of
Mrs. Alice Mundy, the good things
served were of the best. The
speeches following were bright, In
terestlng and to the point. Over
n hundred men we're present.
Mrs. William Mccullough, who
has been spending the winter in Cal
ifornia called upon friends In the
borough last week.
Mrs, George Towle is still very
seriously i'll at her home.
Mrs. Howard Bloomfield enter
tanned the Luncheon Club at her
home Friday.
There will be a bridge party at the
club house tomorrow evening at
S.15.
MI. and Mrs. Raymond Edgar and
Master Donald are spending the
month OF March in Florida.
: Miss Mary Howard has been Very
Ill with an attack of grip at the
home of Mr.. Deforest.
Miss Lillian Campbell has been
compelled To give up her school du-
ties on account OF Ill health and is
resting In the Pocono mountains.
The Music Study Club met Monday
afternoon with Mrs. Roy Burr. Most
of the members were present and
the meeting was interesting as well
Instructive.
The five Protestant churches Of the
borough viii unite in a week of pray |
beginning April first, at the Bap-
fist church; April second at the Re-
formed church: April third In each
separately; April fourth at
Methodist April fifth at the Episco-
pal; April sixth at the Presbyterian
(communfon.}