Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-01-30

Isaac Alpern, of State street, are
spending the week in Lakewood.
Mrs. P. F. Hughes of this city,
visited at the home of her brother
in New York yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. j. Hughes, of
New York. and formerly of this city.
are the parents of q son.
William Murphy. of Broad street,
is visiting in Sayreville today.
Miss Martha Lipman, of Midtown,
is being entertained at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Stubert in
State street.
Miss Leona Fowler, of Sewaren,
is spending the day shopping in this
city.
Joseph Melder, of Rector street,
was entertained by friends In South
Amboy last night.
Harry Braverman, of State street,
who has been spending several
weeks In Michigan on business is
expected home Saturday.
M. S. Darrow has returned from
a months vacation spent in tour
ing the west.
Miss Anna Lovely, of South AM
boy, was In town yesterday.
Mrs. William O'Connor and Mrs.
Charles Winant were noticed among
the visitors from Staten Island yes
to-day.
Mrs. A. Weber and Mrs. William
Compton were among the local visit
ors here Wednesday.
Fl. e. Pickersgill vas a Staten Is
land visitor yesterday.
Mrs. Isaac Selover was In town
Wednesday.
Louis dub. Watson. Of Rector
street, attended the annual service
OF the Guild OF st. Vincent at tho
Church of st. Mary the Virgin in
New York city last evening.
Miss Margaret McGregor, who has
been visiting friends in Gordon street
left last evening for a short visit in
Trenton, before returning to her
home In Philadelphia.
Miss Jeanne Drysdale, Of Gordon
street, has taken a position with
Boynton Brothers.
Mrs. Joseph Brown, of Brooklyn,
is visiting friends In Madison ave-
nue.
Mrs. Charles r. Ohmenhiser and
little daughter left today to make
their home with relatives In Wood
bridge.
Miss Ruth Walker, of New
Brunswick avenue, was entertained
by friends In Maurer yesterday.
Miss Mollis Gross, of Fords, Is a
local visitor today.
Miss Jennie Lambertson, of Cliff
wood, is spending the day with
friends in Perth Amboy.
Mrs. Max Selverstone, of Brook.
lyn, was the guest of friends in
Madison avenue yesterday.
William Polensky, of William
street. was entertained by relatives
In New York yesterday afternoon.
Frank Woglom. Of Market street
visited in New York city last even
ing.
Leo G~oldberger, of Gordon street
was a New York visitor yesterday.
Rev. j. l.. Lancaster, of Rector
street, returned home this morning
after spending a few days in Vir-
ginia.
Miss Bertha NJ. Mitchell, of New
York city, spent yesterday with rel.
atives in town.
Nicholas Rodecker, of Park ave
nue. was the guest of friends IN
South Amboy last night.
Leo Burke, of Washington street
was entertained by friends In Key.
port yesterday afternoon.
Philip Belikove, of State street
was a visitor to Tottenville Tuesday
afternoon.
Sewill Cathcart. of South River
was a local visitor Monday after,
noon.
Louis Kaplowitz. of New street
was entertained by friends in Staten
Island Tuesday afternoon.
Joseph Mullen, of Park avenue
is a New York visitor today.
Leo Goldberger, OF Commerce
street, was entertained by friends
In Tottenville Tuesday afternoon.
George Jago, of William street IL
confined to his home owing to a Sc
rtous attack Of the grip.
Miss Carrie Dixon. of Fords, was
a local visitor yesterday.
Charles Delman. of Hall avenue,
was a visitor to Woodbridge yester.
day afternoon.
Oscar s. Schroeder, Jr.. Of Kearny
avenue. was a T%ottenville visitor
last night.
James Walsh, of Woodbridge
spent yesterday In town.
Charles Mcdonald. OF Tottenville
was the guest of friends In this city
yesterday afternoon.
Myrten Hilsdorf. OF Grdon street
was a Woodbridge visitor yester-
day.
Miss Theima Selverstone, oil
Brooklyn, was entertained by rela
tives in New Brunswick avenue yes,