Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-08-11
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1 vas up before the dawn, and
greeted the promise of a marvellous
day, a day for love and sailing, a
dawn without a hint of storm or
tragedy. There was wind enough for
the yacht to make Roadway, and yet
not sea enough to keep the divers
from working. l could see the train
ing tug from my window, making for
that fascinating spot on the waters
that always held my gaze whenever
1 faced seward.
One by one u own mariners
gathered for their cruise. They lin
gered on the dock, as 1 had feared
they would, until 1t was much too late
for me to get away in a m~otorboat
and join Mary Thomas before she had
donned her diving dress and gone
down.
Daddy Lorimer and Certeis walked
the pier and commented, as l could
see from their gestures. on the tugs
activities 1 smiled to think how silent
they would be did they know who
was to go over the tugs side. At last
they were off on the yacht, which
slowly rounded the point where the
siren keep guard.
With my binoculars i could see that
the tug by now had anchored. The
basket was being lowered into the
NalClt Lll0 NldllS bAONAn6 SfONty "
and forth and finally stopping.
I could imagine the cherub face and
dainty form in the COLLINS dress,
dragging down the steep coming
tower stairs.
IF she stops to think, she'll be
afraid" I said, but she won't stop.
She's like me-she'll get what she
goes after"
I kept my eyes glued to the spot
x-l1uA -Lo 1,-xH+ .1o,1 a. ON from
the waves. Evidently 1t was taking
the Queen of Smiles a long time to get
what she had Gone after. The sus-
fought on five fronts, received hi:
honorable discharge at Camp Dix las
week and is now at he home of his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. M. Jensen
423 Mattano place.
MI. and Mrs. G. c. Mullins, of New
Brunswick avenue visited relatives IL
ICranbury yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Petrullo o
Newark are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. M
De Joy of Compton venue.
Miss Marion Stumpf and Charles
Jones, of New York were guests yes
terday Of Mr.. and Mrs. G. G. Jones o.
Carson venue
Miss L. Shea of Brooklyn is visiting
Mrs. Charles Erickson of Broad street
DR.. and Mrs. F. J. Monaghan o.
| Smith street and Miss Agnes Hurley o.
State street, spent yesterday In Asbury
Park.
Miss Meta Fredericksen, Of jersey
] City, is visiting her sister, Mrs. Viggc
Peterson, In Madison avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Skidmore o.
Brighton avenue. Miss Meta Freder-
ickson of Jersey City and Mr.. and Mrs
Ole N. Olesen of Madison venue en-
1oyed a motor trip to Morristown yes
terday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Lee and daugh-
ter, Alva, of Trenton, as the guests o.
MIR. and Mrs. e. c. Moke, of Madison
avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. H. Romond and sol
Huyler, of Madison avenue and MI
and Mrs. M. McHose, of McClellal
street, spent yesterday in Branchfor'
Park. N. J..
Mrs. @. Desmond and Miss GPac'
Gloff of 392 Neville street, visited re1a
tfves In White Haven, Pa, over thu
weekend.
Mrs. e. Tooker, Mrs. Clarey, Messrs
John Thornton and Arthur Mooney
motored from Paterson and visited Mr.
and Mrs. Joseph Burke OF Neville
street yesterday.
Mrs. Francis McGuinnis OF Com
meroe street is spending a mounth al
Milford, N. J.
Miss Myrtle Tranger Of First street
spent Friday in Newark.
Mrs. Richard Bechtel and Mis-
Helen Bechtel were Newark visitors
Friday.
Miss Hanna Hughes of West Marke'
street is spending the summer In tn
| Pocono mountains, Pa.
Mrs. Mary Shultz, OF New Yorl
visited Mrs. Bernard Sher in Pater
son street Friday.
Miss Alice Bergreen of Gordon
street is spending a weeks vacation
at Atlantic Highlands.
Roland J. Main, of Market street
is at the Boy Scout Camp. Watching
Tuxedo Park. N. 7.