Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-08-02
WAGNER-MOREI,

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enjoyed their honeymoon for several
days.
Miss Annetta Morey, sister of the
bride, was bridesmaid, and Kurt j..
Peters was best man. The bride
wore a white marquisette gown and
carried a bridal bouquet of roses.
The bridesmaids gown was a White
m~arquisette over a blue satin. Inc
couple are now staying at the war
rem House in High street, but WIZ
take up housekeeping Monday at lo6
Gordon street. The groom is en-
ployed at Doyle & Cuneen's mems
furnishing store in smith street. His
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. William
Wagner, reside in Allentown, Pa.
LEWIS SEAMAN CELEBRATES.
Lewis Seaman, who was six years
old yesterday, entertained a few of
his frieHds at his home in High
street yesterday afternoon. The lit
tie Olks enjoyed themselves by play
iE games on the lawn and making
merry, after which they were served
with refreshments in the dining
room. Those in the party were:
Miss Lena Smith, Miss Genette Gar
IblSOH, LhlSo iVNbo ~"
hansen, Nathaniel Pierce, Donald
Pierce, Robert Pierce, Marvin Smith,
Donald Conard, Ralph Conard, Err
nest Hadden, Richard MADDEN, Mrs.
N. Pierce, Mrs. George Hadden and
Miss Dagmar Therkelson, assisted
Mrs. C. X. Seaman in entertaining
the young folks.
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The Presbyterian Christian Endea-
vor Society held its regular monthly
business meeting in the chapel last
evening. The president, Miss Ruth
Hancock, presided. 1t was decided
to hold frankfurter roast and water
melon cut on the lawn of Miss Ruth
Griswold in High street August 10.
After the business a social hour was
enjoyed and refreshments were
served. Those on the committee to
entertain last evening were. John
Peterson, Horatio Mills, Jack de
Hamm, Clarence Wright, Misses
Sophia Lamparter, Kathryn Berner,
Alice Frake, Ada Hulsizer, Mary
Hanson, Elizabeth de Hamm, Daisy
Hancock and Ruth Griswold.
SA EDiSH LA bIES FILoiIsfhh
AT a meeting of the Ladies' Aid
Society of Swedish Congregational
church held yesterday afternoon at
the home of Mrs. Frederick Carl
born, 1914 Madison avenue, plans
for an ice cream social we've made.
twill be held T~hplraaafNs. ust ~,
street. Ice cream ~sru~vu-ce will ne
for sale. The members of the So
ciety will act as a committee. A
social time followed the meeting yes
terday and refreshments were
served.
WILL HAVE TURTLE SOUP.
A party composed of j. McNally.
Charles Larsen, j. Scott and William
Hechheimer went on a grabbing ex-
petition yesterday and landed a good
mess. Besides the forty-six crabs
caught in Raritan river. they landed
a good size sea turtle from the bay.
The party were out in the launch
"Globe," of which j. Scott was cap
tain and j. McNally engineer. At
ter cruise down the bay, a shore
dinner was enjoyed at Soldiers
Beach in the afternoon. Plans fol
a turtle soup tomorrow night tc
their friends is being made.
GAVE PARTY FOR DAUGHTER
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Larson, O.
Washington street, rendered a re
ception to twenty friends last nigh
to celebrate the fifteenth anniver
sary of their daughter Martha
Games were played and refreshments
served.
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS DANCE
Boynton Beach on August 9 viii
be the scene of another of the sum
mer series of dances given undel
the auspices of San Salvador Coun
Gil, No. 299, Knights of Columbus
Lecturer Charles Warner has is
sued invitations to the surrounding
councils and has received favorable
replies. Similar affairs will be hel(
during the summer months.
ENTERTAINED FOR DAUGHTER
A number of friends of Mr.. an(
Mrs. Charles Hansen, of Lawrit
street, were entertained at a recep
ton given Wednesday evening il
honor of the birthday %anniversar,
VI lhSlA uauSlIoi oollS,
were played and a program of voca
and instrumental selections enjoy
ed, after which refreshments wer,
served.
BACK FROM HONEYMOON.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Newcomer
who were married Wednesday of thi
week, have returned to this cit,
and are stopping with Mrs. New
comer's mother, Mrs, w. T. Stacey
of Lewis street.
TRAINERS ALUMNI MEETS.
Members of the Alumni Associa
ton of Trainers Business Colleg
will hold a meeting tonight in tn
schools rooms in the America.
building in Smith street. Plans TO
a social affair will be made.
Herman Ellis, of South Secon
street, is rendering a banquet t
many of his friends tonight in AS
bury Park. Several people fror
this city who will attend the bar
quet will leave here this afternoo
In automobiles.
Sigmund Splitter, of State stree
was a New York visitor this mornins
William L1ddle, or Rector stree
is being entertained by friends /