Perth Amboy evening news., 1916-05-29

Hungarian Greek Catholic church,
and an American flag to the Magyar
Reformed church. A parade will be
held first, going to the Church of
Our Lady Of Hungary and then to
st. Michaers church. The dedication
will take place about o'clock.
There will be a parade following to
Columbia Hall, where banquet and
ball will be enjoyed.
The Mercury Cycle Club of the
Boys Division of the Y. M. G. A. will
leave on an all day bicycle hike at
o'clock tomorrow morning from the
association building. The ride Will
be taken up through North Plain
field to Lake Watching and through
the hill country. The boys will bring
their lunch. The trip will last all
day.
Unveiling of monuments to those
members of the Woodmen of the
World here who have died during
the past year will take place at 10
o'clock tomorrow morning In the
various cemeteries of the city. The
Perth Amboy district will gather at
Smith and Maple streets tomorrow
morning at o'clock for the parade
to the cemetery that Is to start at
9:30 o'clock. After the graves Of
the various members in all of the
cemeteries have been decorated the
members will gather at the monu-
ment Of the late August j. Kreudl, a
past district manager, where the
principal order of service will be
held.
Sovereign Albert Leon, a member
of Perth Amboy Camp No. 10, w. o.
W., will be the orator of the day.
State Manager F. o. Thompson and
District Manager Emil Frey and
others will take part in the ceremo-
MES. A band of music and drum
corps will head the procession. The
camps taking part are Perth Amboy
No. 10, Goodwill No. 81, Raritan No.
60 slavonia No. IS, Liberty No. 65,
North Amboy No. 90, and Karolyn
No. s6, of this city; Roosevelt No. 81,
Carteret No. 25 and Chrome No. SO,
of Roosevelt, and Woodbridge No.
So, of Woodbridge.
High Mass For Dead.
Through a special dispensatfon
granted by Right Rev. James McFaul,
bishop of the diocese of Trenton, re-
uuiem high mass for the dead will be
held at st. Marys cemetery tomorrow
morning at 8 o'clock. An altar has
been erected in the center of the cem-
etery for this solemn occasion, the first
of its kind ever held at the cemetery
or in the city Rev. DIR. William P.
Cantweu, pastor of st. Mary's church
will he in charge of the mass and there
will be special music by ST. Mary's
choir.
The police inspection will be held
at o'clock in the afternoon at city
hall park. All members of the de-
partment, arrayed in full dress uni
form, will assemble and march from
nolice headquarters to the park.
where they will be drilled by Super
lntendent of Police Patrick J. Burke.
Mayor Ferd Garretson and members
of the Board of Aldermen will there
Inspect the bluecoats Unless some
philanthropic citizen somes forward
with an offer of medals. there will
be no pinning of medals or badges
for heroic deeds done during the past
year. It is expected that the mayor
Will compliment the officers In
general way.
Open House at Yacht Club.
Decoration Day will be observed al
the new home of the Rartian Yacht
club with an open house in the after
noon and an entertainment and recep-
ton for the members Of the club and
the Ladies Auxiliary.
The entertainment In the evening Is
,eipg arranged by the Ladies Auxiliary
ana will consist of music by the men,
bcrs OF the club and some out side tai
ant. The rooms are furnished in some
parts 81 the house and the entire club
Win be thrown open to the public to-
morrow a3ternoon.