Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-10-14

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thelr fall convention Friday in Ne
tuchen in the Centenary church. The
local delegates were Mrs. Jane Ovring-
ton, Mrs. M. Thomas, Mrs. Harry Wat
erbar, Mrs. B~loodgood, Mrs. David,
Mrs. E. V. r. Sofeld, Mrs. William
walters and the Misses Alma Wider
strom n II. Drost.
At the convention plans were made
for the state convention which will
take place October 81 to "a and will
be held in Washington, N. j. Dele
gates were elected at the convention
to represent Middlesex. Mrs. William
Walter was appointed by the local
union to represent them at the con
Vention.
A shower in honor of the approach
ing marriage Of Miss Margaret Del
mar was given at her home in Park
avenue Friday night. The arrange
ments for the affair were made by
Miss Josephine Mcclure.
The affair was in the for moi a sur
prise and when Miss Delmar entered
in the lark she walked into the room
the lights were switched on and from
the center of the ceiling were it had
been suspended a bag burst and liter
ally showered her with linen. Other
gifts of silver, china and kitchen uten-
sis were also received.
Over twenty five guests attended the
affair and refreshments of ice cream
and cake were served.
The Barbara Freitche Girls met last
night at the home of Miss Nicolena
Peterson in 1873 Laurie street. They
completed arrangements for theiI
straw ride to Cranbury which will be
held October 81. Alderman Anderson
has donated his truck to be used for
the ride and his son, Marinus will ACT
as chauffeur. One application fol-
membership was received n accep-
ted. 1t was decided to receive-appli-
cations for membership hereafter only
at the first session which included
chorus singing. Refreshments were
served.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Peck, who
are now on their wedding trip, will
take up their residence in Wood
bridge on their return. The latter
was Miss Adelina d'Arveau, of Kearny
avenue, a teacher in this city, while
MI. Peck is a chemist, son OF Mr.
and Mrs. Cyrus Peck, of Water street
The couple were married quietly IL
New York on October 6.
The announcements came as a sur
prise to many of their most intimate
friends. Although 1t was expected
that they would be married early this
winter a number expected to be pres
ent at the ceremony.
A regular meeting Of the Buds OF
Zion will be held tonight in the
B'Nei Zion Institute in Fayette street
1t 8 o'clock. The new constitution
will be submitted and plans will be
the coming Y. M. H. A. baZar. Plans
will also be made for a Succoth pro-
gram.
Mrs. E. simonsen and daughter
Selma, of State street, were Newark
visitors Sunday.
Max Lewiston, of State street. spent
Sunday in New York.
Mrs. Leo Jardot, of South River
was a local visitor Yesterday.
Walter REILLY, of Rector street. was
q New York visitor Yesterday.
Sol Kelsey, of Elm street. spent the
weekend with friends in Trenton.
Miss Ruth Pratt, of Water street
was a New York visitor yesterday.
Ensign Lewis Compton, of U. s
Navy, has returned toNduty after
spending q furlough with his mother
at her home in Water street
Miss Gladys sheyer. of State street,
was a Newark visitor yesterday.
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Emanuel King, of State street, is
spending a few days in New York.
Judge c. c. Hommann, Of High
street, was a New York ~sojourner
yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ludwig Petersen and
daughter, of Compton venue, have
returned after a weeks sojourn with
relatives in Rome: N; Y.
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore MacRell
and daughter, of Woodhaven. l.. l.,
have returned to their home after
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. IRA ]. Bacon
Of Rector street.
Rudolph Miller, Of New York. is
visiting his sister, Mrs. Charles Bar
tenhagen, of Brace
P. J. Ryan and sons, Clifford, Ed
ward and Jerald. of Brace avenue,
spent the weekend with relatives In
Brooklyn.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Gellert, of Grant
street, the marriage of their
daughter, Mammie, to Sam Tonghini.
son of Mr.. and Mrs. P. Gonghini, OF
Laurie street. The ceremony tool
place July fist in New York. The at
tendants were the brides sister. and
Thomas Theodore. of this city.
Mrs. NJ. Sheehan and daughters,
Agnes and Helen, of Amboy avenue,
spent yesterday in New York.
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Harry Warren. of Maple street,
was a New York visitor yesterday.
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Mrs. George Van Horn, Of Jersey
City, was the guest of Mrs. Forrest
Kemble, of Market street, yesterday.
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James Mcnamara, of East avenue
who was injured in an accident at the
Vulcan DEFINING Plant in Sewarer
and who has been at the City Hospital
was brought to his home yesterday.