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Perth Amboy evening news., 1915-09-09
STATE HEALTH BID.
FOR COOPERATION
With Board of Education to
Enforce New Health Laws
in New Jersey Schools.

Trenton, Sept 9.-As prelimi-
nary to the working out of a scheme
of cooperation between the State De
partment of Health and Education,
provided for by the new health law.
the State Department Of Health has
devoted the Septem Der number of its
new publication Public Health News
to school hygiene. This issue will
be out in few days and will be sent
to school superintendents, school
principals and others who have to do
with school work as well as to local
health officials
One OF the leading articles this
month is Lesson on Health, 4"
which deals with how germ diseases
are spread Other articles deal with
cooperation between health and
school authorities, book disinfectien,
ventilation, ventilating of school
rooms, the Thermometer in the
school. the common drinking cup,
defective, teeth, school nurses, fresh
air classes, and other subjects per-
tanning to school hygiene All of
these subjects are treated eoncisely
in twenty-four page pamphlet,
which will be sent free to anyone
upon request to the State Director
of Health.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1915-09-09
OLD BRIDGE

Mr.. and Mrs M Leighton Appleby
entertained Mrs. Appleby's cousins
Miss Sadie Lotau, of Jersey City
and Miss Louise Sylvester, of New
Brunswick, over Labor Day.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles H. Reid en-
Joyed the races at the Monmouth
county fair at Red Bank Labor Day
George e, Osborne and daughters
Edna and Marion, enjoyed Labor
Day with his daughter, Miss Flor
ence E. Osborne, at Newark.
Miss Gertrude Rice and niece,
Miss Kathlyn Gregory. of New York,
were entertained over Labor Day at
the residence of the formers par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. e. T. Rice.
Mrs. Daniel HoH has returned to
the home of her daughter, Mrs
Charles P Hillyer, after a weeks
visit with relatives at Brooklyn
Mr.. and Mrs. c. P. Hillyer motor
ed to Asbury Park Labor Day, en-
joying the day along the beach.
Walter Yates has resumed his
duties at the Old Bridge EnameIed
Brick C Tile Company after a
weeks vacation, part of which was
spent at Keansburg.
Charles Brecht and Miss Ollie
Zulker returned to their home at
Bordentown Monday night after
spending the weekend with reIa-
tives here.
Miss Susie M. Reid. of Morgan
vile, spent the weekend with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles H
Reid.
Raymond Treat, of Woodbridge
was a borough visitor Labor Day.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1915-09-09
MISS WINS BRIDE
Of JACOB RAUSSER
Popular Jamesburg Girl WedS
South Amboy Man at Church
in HightStOWn.
Special to the EVENING NEWS.


Jamesburg, Sept. 9.-The wedding
49, Miss Florence WINS, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. William WINS, of Lin
coin avenue, Saturday night and
Harvey Hausser, of South Amboy,
son of Jacob Hausser, of this place,
united two of the most popular
young couple in some months The
affair was not of the secret kind,
they just decided to go away and
have the knot tied quietly. The GER
emony was performed by the Rev.
Lawrence Correll, pastor of the
Hightstown Methodist church. The
only attendant for the bride was her
sister, Miss Marion Ivins, of town.
They are spending their honey
moon at Oakly, near Camden, and
will make their home at South Am
boy, where the groom is employed
as electrician by the Raritan River
railroad. He is well known in ath-
tetic circles, as a former pitcher for
the local baseball team. Mrs. Haus-
ser was organist at the Methodist
church here for some time and was
interested in church work.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1915-09-09
WOODBRIDGE


Mrs. Eunice Brewer, Miss Mary
Brewer and Robert Brewer, OF Jer-
sey City Heights, have been the
guests of Mrs. Brewers sister, Miss
Anna Coddington, during the past
week.
Mr>and Mrs. William Lape, OF
Orange, have been the guests OF
Mrs. Lape's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j,
H. Love, this week.
William Holohan was an Eliza
beth visitor Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Milo Jardon and
daughter Helen spent Monday at
Red Bank.
Charles Bechtold was an out-of-
town visitor Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Chek have au-
nounced the engagement of their
daughter, Miss Anna Chek, to Albert
Barna. The marriage will take
place in the near future.
Mrs. Clifford Valentine and
daughter, Lillian. are the guests nf
Mrs. Valentines daughter, Mrs.
Brown, at Long Branch.
The committee of five for the
month of September of the Builders
of the M E. church have announced
a Harvest Supper" for Tuesday
night, September 81, in the Sunday
school rooms.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1915-09-09
ROOSEVELT PEOPLE
WANT SIDEWALKS
Petitions Before Council at
Meeting Grant Request of
Old Company to Lay Track.
Special 10 :ho EVENIwG vFWs.


Roosevelt. Sept. 9-The borough
council held a regular meeting Tues
day night. which was postponed from
Monday night. Labor Day. Those
present were Mayor Joseph A. Her
man, Councilmen Thomas Quin,
Frank Andres, James Kelly. Otto
Staubach. John Ruegg, Clerk w. v.
Quin and Collector Charles A.
Brady.
Communications received from
Fred Baldwin regarding a bill for the
storage Of dog catcher wagon and
also that he wants the space for his
own private use, was referred to
the finance committee. A commune
cation from fire company No. ! con-
firming the election Of Emil Fisher
to the company was referred to the
fire and water committee.
Petitions to the mayor and council
from the property owners of Emmer-
son and Everett street, asking that
Everett street from Longfellow to
First street and Emmerson street.
between the New Jersey terminal
railroad and Blanchard street have
cement sidewalk FIVE feet in width
laid on both sides of the said streets
and the cost of same TO be assessed
against the property owners, we're
received and accepted and referred
to the borough engineer. The mayor
and council received a petition from
the property owners of Leferts
streets to have a sewer constructed
from Railway avenue to the lines of
Beverly street, the cost of said sewer
to be assessed against the abutting
property owners, was accepted and
referred to the borough engineer.
The council passed an ordinance
on its third and final reading, grant
ing the Inter Ocean Oil Company the
right to cross Woodbridge avenue
with standard guage track and
twenty inch pipe line, the said COM
pany to pay cost and have street put
in same condition as it is at present
They are ALSO to have watchman
day and night to guard said crossing.
All councilmen present voting for
same. Attorney Thomas Haggerty
was present, speaking for the inter
ests of the Inter Ocean Oil Company.
Street committee reported that
surface water caused by heavy rain
washed out a section of Houston
street, and also a section of Lower
John street Committee were au-
thorized to have same filed in
Perth Amboy evening news., 1915-09-09
JAMESBURG

The grammar and high schools re-
opened Tuesday with increased en-
rollment and the full corps of teach
ers. When seen yesterday Supervis-
ing Principal c. A. Deveney said that
the present term would show much
larger number of scholars than any
previous year, but as yet was unable
to give out the exact figures, but
would do so at his first opportunity
Prescott Quackenbush. machinist
at the Simplex automobile works, at
Ned Brunswick secured a driver s
license at Trenton yesterday He
has recently purchased a handsome
Chevrolet automobile and taken
same to his new home at New Bruins
pIck.
Mrs. Sadie Potter ami daughter
returned some Tuesday from a
weeks Wis., with their sister, Mrs
David Richmond, at Moorestown.
Alfred Lange, here ON his vaca-
ton, has returned to New York city
where he is employed.
Wild rumors have been afioat
about town the past week connecting
the recent marriage of several promi-
nent young couples. We have been
unable to verify these reports that
seem to be a result of idle gossip
At least no record of the cases are
on file.
Thomas Mount, of Newark, well
known here, visited his niece, Mrs
Samuel Perrine.
Mr.. and Mrs Jacob Beuhler have
for their guest, Charles Jordan, OF
Brooklyn.
Anthony Dughi and son Fred
spent Tuesday at Newark.
Mrs. Rebecca Dey, of Plainsboro
was guest of her son, Fred Dey
this week.
Anthony Rocco returned Wednes-
day from a three days visit with
| friends in New York.
Nicholas Morouti, the evangelist
at the Italian mission here, has taken
up his residence in Trenton.
Richard Dreyer, the newly ap-
pointed superintendent at the State
Home for Boys. has been at the home
this week in order to become ac-
quainted with the routine of the in
stitution before assuming charge.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1915-09-09
GLENDALE TERRACE

John Briggs, of Perth Amboy, was
noticed among the town visitors
Wednesday night.
Miss Amanda Wilson, of Perth
Amboy, visited at the home of Miss
Daisy Mum, Thursday afternoon.
Ahner Rasmussen was Perth
Amboy visitor Friday morning.
Elsie Beck, of Perth Amboy, visit
ed friends in town recently.
Miss Annie Hansen was a Fords
visitor Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Theodore Mum, Miss Daisy
Mum, Miss Matilda Hansen and
Miss Annie Hansen were Wood
bridge visitors Monday afternoon.
Mrs. Lope spent Tuesday in Perth
Amboy.
Hopelawn Fire Company No. 1
held meeting in their rooms Tues
day night with a large number of
members attending.
Mrs Hans Hansen and sons, Louis
and Hans, of Fords. were noticed in
town Monday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gabor Porkorz are
the parents of baby boy.
Myers EyerSon and son, Alton, cf
Fords, were noticed in town Monday
morning.
Benjamin Horowitz was New
York visitor Saturday.
S. Weiner, of Perth Amboy, was
noticed among the town visitors
Monday morning.
Mrs. Gustave Wittner was an out
of-town visitor Monday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Sorensen and
family moved out of town Monday
and are now residing in Perth Am
boy.
Louis Gober, of Perth Amboy, was
a. local visitor Tuesday morning.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1915-09-09
BATTLE At POLLS
FOR SPOTSNOOD
Borough win Elect Three
CoUnCiImen and an Interest
ing Contest is Expected.
Special to the EVENING NEWS.


Spotswood, Sept. 9-Three coun-
Cilmen will be elected to the local
council this November and an inter
esting contest is expected between
the two leading parties. The out
going councilmen are Joseph
Hodapp. Jr., Republican, Garner De
Voc. Democratic, who have served
three-year terms. and John H. Tay-
lor, Republican, who was appointed
last December by former Mayor
Arthur B. AppIeby. Mr.. Taylor's
successor will be elected for one
year to serve the remainder of the
term for which Henry P. Yahnell,
deceased, was elected.
1t is understood that the Republi-
cans will nominate Councilman
Hodapp, who has served satisfactor-
lily in council since 1t was organized
eight years ago, and William K.
Irons, well known lodge man.
Former Postmaster Joseph Hodapp,
Sr., will be candidate for member
ship in the Republican County Com
mfttee, to succeed J. Randolph APP
pleby, Sr. The Democrats have a
large majority here. and nomina-
ton of that ticket generally means
election. Among the possible Demo
cratic candidates for councilmen are
Garner De Voc, DR.. J. Otis Denels-
beck, former Councilman Augustus
Cornell, Frank V. Hulit, Charles II.
Shelters, James Beebe and others.
Interest here centers around the &C
tive campaign of William S. Sawyer,
who will be Spotswood's representa-
tive on the Democratic county ticket.
Mr.. Sawyer is running for the free
holder nomination and is going
aorne
Perth Amboy evening news., 1915-09-09
MANY TEACHERS
IN WOODBRIDGE
Schools viii Open Monday
Buildings Cleaned and are in
Good Sanitary Condition.
spcc,al to the EVENING NEWS

Special to the EVENING NEWS
Woodbridge, Sept. 9-The schools
of the township will reopen Monday
morning, all of the school buildings
have been put in excellent repair,
thoroughly cleaned and are in good
sanitary condition. The following
teachers have been assigned to the
following schools:
Barron Avenue School.
High school department-John H.
Love. supervising principal and prtn-
cipaI of high school department;
Isaac H. Gilhuly. Walden M. MaNair,
Gilbert Meredith, Miss Viola Dun
ham, Miss Emma Hawthorne.
Grammar. school departm ent-
Miss, Henrietta Koch, Marion Sc
goine, Miss Ethel Inslee. Miss Lii
liam Brough, Mrs. Margaret Cramp-
ton, Jesse Neff.
School No, 4.
D. w. Ingalls,. principal; Miss
Ruth Hilton, Miss Ruth Young, Miss
Theresa Farrell, Miss Katherine
Freeman, Miss Edith Scott. Miss
Grace Huber, Miss Louise Huber.
Miss Helen Ensign, Miss Bonnylin
Paget, Miss Sophie Johnson, Miss
Rena Allen, Miss Jennie Garth waite,
Miss Margaret Lockwood, Mrs. Ruth
Green, Miss Mittie Randolph.
School No. 4, Avenel.
Eduardo Staples, principal, Miss
Orpah Harvey, Miss Marion Huber,
Miss Terese Fowler.
School No. @, Iselin.
Miss Grace A. Bayliss, principal;
MisS Iulia Raylfss
School No. z. FOrds.
Howard Sharp, principal; Miss
Minnie Compton, Miss Helen Lorch,
Miss Stella Wright, Miss Augusta
Jaede, Miss Florence Roberts, Miss
Georgiana Cronce.
School No. 8, Keasbey.
Ellsworth Ferdon, principal Miss
Lillian Dickinson, Miss Annie Rich
ards, Miss Beatrice Meyer, Miss Oh
i've Jones, Miss Adelaide Paxton.
Miss Jessie ]. Adams, Miss Elsie
Wittnebert.
School No. 9, Port Reading.
Vincent Coover. principal; Miss
Marguerite Brough, Miss Matilda
Garthwaite. Miss Margaret Rapp.
Miss Ada Hutchinson. Miss Helen
White, Miss Margaret Cavanaugh.
School No. 10, Hopelawn.
J. Lawrence Geist. principal; Miss
Rose Galafda. Miss Mary Fee. Miss
Edna Fowler, Miss Anabel Jones.
Special Teachers.
Household arts. Miss Viva Play
foot; art; Miss Edith Hinsdaie; mu-
sic, Miss Grace Walton; manual
training, John Dockstader.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1915-09-09
MANY AUTOS PASS THROUGH
OLD BRIDGE OVER HOLIDAY
spcc'a; TO the EVENING VIEWS.

SpItfNs 10 tHt Y EEiNb " ~ " %.
Old Bridge, Sept. 9-Approximate-
ly 5000 automobiles passed through
the borough over Labor Day en- route
to the sea shore, while it is estimated
that nearly double the number went
through upon the termination of the
season Monday. The largest major
ity of the cars were owned by non
residents of the state, who seem to
take delight to the good roads in this
section of the county that no acci-
dents were recorded seems a miracle.
Some of the chauffeurs descending
Old Bridge hill at sixty miles an hour
at the foot of which is situated dan
gerous road crossing. The Old
Bridge hotel and Riverside house
were filed to their capacity while
the two new garages just open were
busy until late into the night sup
plying the cars with fuel, repairs
etc.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1915-09-09
KEASBEY

L u 4
Amboy visitor Friday night.
Misses Olga and Freda Lipka spent
Friday night in Perth Amboy.
Mrs. Andrew Schmidt and sor
Henry were Perth Amboy visitors
Saturday night.
Mr. and Mrs. Schneider spent Sat.
urday night.
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Lowenkopi
and daughters, Misses Gertrude and
Tessie Lowenkopf, were Perth Am
boy visitors Saturday night.
Mrs Albert Hirner was a Perth
Amboy visitor Saturday.
~ Mrs Charles Stevens and daugh.
ter, Miss Florence Stevens of Perth
Amboy, were visiting at the home
of her son, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Ste
yens. Saturday afternoon.
Miss Mary Fee was an out of town
visitor Saturday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Brady and
family, of New York, spent the holi-
days with, Mr.. and Mrs. William Ro-
mer.
The @. T. S. Club held their meet
Ing at the home of Miss Helen Schii-
cox Friday night.
Miss Mary Parsler was an out OF
town visitor Labor Day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Matthew Schaub and
their nephew, Otto Schuster, spent
Labor Day at Pa1isade Amusement
Park.
Miss Mary Loyas was an out OF
Is avn visitor Labor Day. =
n Mrs. Samuel Kress and daugh-
ters, Misses Elsie and Anna Kress
were Perth Amboy visitors Saturday
afternoon,
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Maier entertain
ed out of town friends over the holi-
days.
Miss Florence Fitz and Miss Lena
Gloff were Perth Amboy visitors
Sunday.
Miss Margaret Reisig entertained
Miss Harriet Lee, of Sewaren, Labor
Day.
Miss Mary Vecsi was Perth Am
boy visitor Labor Day.
Miss Julia Wargo and Miss Lizzie
Sabo were out of town visitors Mon
day afternoon.
Mr. Nehrkorn and daughter Irene
were Perth Amboy visitors Saturday
night.
Officer John Cholar spent Friday
night in Perth Amboy.
Jacob Bertram spent Labor Day
at Palisade Amusement Park
Thomas Stevens was a Perth Am
boy visitor Saturday night
Michael Fee spent Saturday night
out of town.
Matthew Lund and son ROLAND
were visitors in Perth Amboy Friday
night.
William Bertram spent Labor Day
out of town.
Leo Lowenkopf was Perth Am
boy visitor Labor Day.
Edward Fitz spent Monday after
noon out of town.
Archibald Dickson, of EllendaIe
Terrace, was local visitor Monday
night.
Mrs. Frank Biedron and daughter
Olga and her sister, Miss Katharine
Wodzinski, of Perth Amboy. were
visiting friends in town Sunday af-
ternoon
Mrs. Robert Egan and children, of
Fords, spent Monday night in town.
Mrs. Lefkowitz and daughters.
Misses Clara and Lille, and son, of
Woodbridge, were local visitors
Monday night.
William Reisig was Sewaren Wis
itor Monday night.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1915-09-09
HELMETTA

School reopened here Tuesday
with larger enrolment than last
year. with the following pupils in the
classes as follows Seventh and
eighth years, eighteen. Miss Straub,
principal; fifth and sixth years,
twenty-siK, Miss Henkel, teacher;
third and fourth years, thirty-eight,
Miss Lillian Franklin, teacher; see
ond and fourth years. twenty eight,
Miss Aida Franklin, teacher; first
year. thirty-oHe, Miss Rehfuss.
teacher.
Mrs P J. Morgan and family re-
turned Monday from Atlantic City,
where they spent July and August
with the formers mother, Mrs. Ellen
Costello
William Trundt, stenographer at
the George w Helme Company's
plant. has returned from two weeks
vacation.
The infant child of Mr. and Mrs.
Leo Roller, i'll with cholera infantum
is now out of danger.
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Perth Amboy evening news., 1915-09-09
Umbrella on Horseback.

The late Due de Sagan set many a
fashion among French dandies, and
among others that of wearing single
eyeglass with very wide black rib
bona practice followed for many
years by Paris1ans who wished to look
smart In one respect, however, his
most faithful admirers refused to fol-
low the duke. This was when he took
to carrying an umbrella on horseback
He first indulged In this eccentricity
at race meeting. When a shower
came down and the leader of fashion
was seen to be holding an umbrella
over himself and his horse the sensa-
ton was immense. No one ventured
to initiate him, however, and finally he
abandoned the practice-Exchange.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1915-09-09
SENATOR HELEN ROBINSON
TO GIVE LECTURE IN KEYPORT
Special to tie EVENING rEws

Keyport, Sept 9.-Helen Ring
Robinson, Of Colorado. the only
woman United States senator, will
speak under the auspices Of the
Women's Political Union at the Surf
theatre Tuesday night Miss Robin
son will talk Of the existing condi-
tions in the west and will take about
an hour between the first and second
shows at the Surf theatre that even
ing. In procuring the services Of
Miss Robinson the Political Union
feel highly elated as she is on a par
with United States Senator Moses E.
Clapp, who spoke in the Armory
theatre In the late spring.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1915-09-09
MIR. Poster Explains.

when / am downtown and see a
presumably intelligent young woman
making a fool of herself over q meas
ly runt of a dog, | fret and fume all
the way homs." said P. G. Poster.
Then | look In the mirror and think
that. after all, she might have done
rse!"-Kansas City Star.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1915-09-09
TOWN SPLIT ON LIQUOR ISSUE
Hot Campaign In Caldwell, N. j., Over
Renewal of Hotel Licenses.

NohSWd' ~ ttShSf @'SS''SSS~
Caldwell, N. j.. Sept. 9.-The IL
censing of two hotels to sell liquor has
become an acute issue In this village.
The members of the Woman's Chris
tian Temperance union have had their
workers out before breakfast solicit
ing signers for petitions against graft
ing any licenses. A public hearing on
the question will be held Monday, be
fore final action by the council next
Tuesday. The licenses expire on Sept.
is.
One of the hotels, the Caldwell house,
has been licensed since 1t was estab-
lished in 1882. 1t was the headQuar-
ters during the revolutionary war of
Rev James Caldwell. after whom the
village was named. Lafayette stopped
there in 1922.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1915-09-09
PLAN PARTIAL CONSCRiPTION.

Cabinet Committee Would Use It to
Make Up District Quotas.
Lopdon, Sept. o.-The Daily News
and Leader asserts that a cabinet com
mitttee, consisting of the Marquis OF
Crewe, Yiscount Curzon, Winston
Churchill, Austen Chamberlain and
Arthur Henderson, has framed d re-
port recommending to the government
TO adopt a system of recruiting BY ap-
peal to the districts which hitherto
have not contributed as numerously as
others
Perth Amboy evening news., 1915-09-09
LIED I'M LUSITANIA CASE.
German Resersist Who Said He Saw
Guns Aboard Pleads Guilty.s

New York, Sept. 9.-Gustav Stahl,
the German reservist who swore he
saw four guns mounted on one of the
decks of the Lusitania just as that yes
sci was about to leave this port on the
voyage that ended when a German
torpedo struck her off the Irish coast.
pleaded guilty to perjury in the United
States court
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Perth Amboy evening news., 1915-09-09

MATAWAN

Miss NJ. F. Walling has returned
to business I'm New York. after en-
joying a two weeks vacation.
Mrs. c. H. Walling, Mrs. J Jack
son and son Thomas were recent
Long Branch visitors.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1915-09-09
Newark Puts Ban on Raw Oysters.

Newark, Sept Acting Health
Officer G. v. Craster is out with an
edict advising residents not to eat raw
oysters, which he says give peril of
disease.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1915-09-09
STERN & co.
168-170 Smith St. Perth Amboy
Grand Rapids
Furniture
A Call for Home Lovers

This ThreeRoom Outfit is a striking example of what
buy furniture from really big homefurnshng establishment
weknown fact that Sterns buying ad
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figure you'll find the Beautiful Outfit illustrated below
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Perth Amboy evening news., 1915-09-09

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-27
MISS MARIE MOSS WEEDS
Daughter of Justice Bride OF
George !. Roberts, Jr.

Miss Marie V. Moss. daughter of Jus
tice Moss. of the Court of Special Ses-
sons president Of the Anawanda Club
and personal friend OF Charles f. Muir
ply. was married yesterday morning
TO George !. Roberts, jr., Of New Ro-
chelle. at St AIMS Roman Catholic
Church. the Rev. Edward :. Mshoney,
Of st. Rita's. officiating.
Following the ceremony Justice Moss
presided at wedding breakfast at the
Hotel McAipin. after which there was
recepton IN the Blue and Green
rooms o. the hotel Miss Moss was at
tended by Miss Marie Andrews. and the
hest man was II. D. Mcfarland. Mr..
Roberts is the manager of his father :
firm. George /. Roberts Brothers, OF
New York.
Among those present at the recep-
,ion were Charles r. .lurphy. Mr.. and
Mrs. George /. Roberts, sr., Mrs. Mary
( Tully. Mr. md Mrs. j. Edward
O'Neiu. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles j. Moo
nan. Mr.. and Mrs. William Smith, Mr..
and Mrs Henry Schneider. John Al
~ord. Thomas Brophy, Miss Edith Rob
crts. Miss Mary Roberts, Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward Cullen, William Lorenzo Miss
Lizzie Phelan. Harold Moss, Joseph r.
Moss. it,, and Gilbert Cssiraghi.