Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-03-08
Personals

Miss Edna Truman, of Water
! Water street, was the guest of
friends in Sewaren Friday after
noon
Joseph Rodgers, of Rector street,
was a Newark visitor last evenin.
! John TyroEer, of State street, was
theg uest of relatives in New York
Friday.
Harold Briggs, Of Market street,
motored to Jersey City yesterday at
ternoon.
r. S. Killenberger, of Smith street
was the guest of friends in Roose-
welt Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. Perciyal Logan, of Wood
bridge, spent Thursday afternoon in
his city.
Gregory Love, OF Woodbridge. was
entertained by friends In this city
last night.
Miss Olga Meyer, of Kei.sbey, was
a local visitor yesterday afternoon.
Peter Greiner, of Woodbridge.
was a visitor to Perth Amboy last
night.
Joseph Newell, of Woodruff place,
was entertained by friends In New
| ark yesterday afternoon.
Miss Nellie McCluskey, of Wood
| bridge, spent last night as the guest
| OF friends in this city.
| Miss Anna Call, of Woodbridge,
spent last night as the guest OF
! friends in this city.
Henry Koch, OF Amboy avenue,
was visitor to MetucheD yesterday
! afternoon.
Mrs. Walters has returned to her
home In jefferson street after
spending a few days as the guest
of friends in Washington, D. C.
William Christopherson, of High
street, was entertained by friends In
Keyport last evening.
William Buchanan, OF Market
street, was Woodbridge visitor yes
terday afternoon.
Arnold Therkelson, of Water
street, was entertained by friends in
South Amboy last evening.
Charles Macdonald, of Commerce
street, was the guest Of relatives in
Metuchen last evening.
Paul Kemney, OF Washington
street, was the guest of relatives in
New York last evening.
John Clear, of Smith street, was
entertained by friends in Keyport
yesterday afternoon.
James Martin, OF Paterson, was
in this city on business yesterday al
ternoon.
Andrew Bodnar, of Washington
street, was the guest of friends in
Railway last evening.
William j. Langan, of Market
| street. was theg uest of friends Ia
| Keyport Yesterday afternoon
Miss Elfrieda Nelson. of Johnstont
! street. was entertained by relatives
in Keyport last evening.
Albert Carlton, of Madison avenue
was New York visitor Friday
Louis Karkus, of Madison avenue,
was entertained by relatives in New
York Friday.
| Miss Gertrude Delaney, of South
| Ambov, was entertained by friends
| in State street last evening.
Frank Burke, of Washington
| street, was a Metuchen visitor last
! evening.
Mrs. Lanning was rendered a sur
prise party by her pupils In the
grammar school yesterday.
Harry Rosenberg, of Brighton ave-
nue., was Passaic visitor yesterday
Kenneth Meese, of Brighton ave-
nue. and Kenneth Solt, of Market
street, attended the performance of
The Conspiracy" yesterday.
Miss Bertha Harris. of South Am
boy. was local visitor yesterday.
| Philip Goldsmith. Of State street,
was Sayreville visitor yesterday.
Miss Florence Woodwork, of
t,,h stt
terday.
Morris and Edward Lewkowitz, OF
Lewis street, were New York visitors
yesterday.
Morris Sandorf, OF New York. Wis
lied friends in Smith street, Thurs
day.
Mss Rose Hartung, of State street
Is confined to her home on account
of Illness.
Harry Miller. of State street, was
New York visitor yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Marcoff, OF
New Brunswick avenue, We're New
York visitors yesterday.
Miss Madeline Ruthers of State
street. was Metuchen visitor Thurs
day.
Miss Louise Gundoff. of Jefferson
street., was Red Bank visitor yes
terday.
George st. Andrassy, OF King
street. WAS in New York on business
yesterday.
Victor Christopherson, of Rector
street, has returned home after
spending several days as the CUES,
of relatives in Railway.
Miss Violet Bohlen. of Sewaren
WAS the guest Of friends In High
street last evening.
Charles H. Barber. of Jersey City
was the guest Of relatives in Market
street Friday.
Nicholas Rlppenheim. of Market
street. was entertained by friends In
New York Friday afternoon.
Victor Janderup. OF Market street
was the guest of friends in Newark
Yesterday Hfterpooo