Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-11-01
lKEHFOAT

The entertainment given by the
Choral Union under the direction of
George M. Collins on Thursday night
was well attended and proved a very
pleasing musicale. The chorus work
as well as the special features were
well rendered and deserved the large
audience present. These musicales
will be given in the Baptist church
monthly.
Mrs. Harold p. Collins of Asbury
Park spent yesterday with her mother,
Mrs. Anna l.. Osborn.
The regular meeting of the Thought
Club will be held on Monday evening
in the Public Library, when the hos
tesses will be Mrs. Fannie Morris and
gram will be a Halloween party.
Miss Marjorie Bronner of Louisville.
Ky, is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Har-
Vey Bronner of Maple Place.
The Democratic candidates made a
short visit to the borough yesterday
and held a meeting at the corner Of
Broad and Front streets, which was
well attended. In the party were
Edward /. Edwards, candidate for
governor; DR.. Van Mater for free
holder; Thomas Fay for senator; Mr..
Brogan of Jersey City, Sheriff Elmer
E.. Geran Of Matawan, and a number
of others.
The Junior Guild and the Boy
Scouts of st. Mary's Episcopal church
enjoyed a Halloween party in the
parish house on Thursday night.
Games were played and refreshments
served.
Misses Martha and Jennie Moore
have left for Florida where they will
spend the winter as has been their
custom for a number of years.
Miss Augusta Wyckoff was the
guest of friends at Red Bank this
week.
William Wyckoff who went overseas
as a field clerk has returned to his
home in Elizabeth street a first lieu
tenant. Lieut.. Wyckoff has been in
service overseas for the past year or
more and was the last of the Key
port boys to be returned, arriving this
week.
The local baseball team will play
the Alerts of Atlantic Highlands on
Sunday afternoon at the local ball
ground on Green Grove avenue.
On November 10th, the Mems Club
of the RefoFmed Church will hold it's
second meeting in the lecture room of
the church. This to be a get togeth-
er meeting"
Mrs. r. s. White was the guest of
friends at Perth Amboy on Thursday.
The Missionary society of the Re-
formed Church held a special meet
ing on Thursday at which time they
packed three large cases to be sent to
the Armenian Relief.
On Wednesday night Rev. f. T. B.
Reynolds ave his lecture Theodore
Roosevelt" before the Mems Club of
MataWan. On Sunday afternoon Rev.
Reynolds expects to give the same lee
ture before the Y. M. c. A. at South
Amboy.
The Guild of the Reformed Church
will meet on Tuesday afternoon at the
homo Of c. II. Clarendon, when the
hostesses of the day will be Mrs.
Emma c.. Bell and Mrs. r. j. Thorn
ton.
At the conference of the ministers
and elders of the reformed churches
in behalf of the Progress Campaign
held at Red Bank this week, the To-
cal church was represented by Rev.
+. t. b. Reynolds and Charles j.
Smith.
The 102nd annual meeting of the
Monmouth County Bible Society will
be held on November 18th in the
Reformed Church at Freehold, when
o morning and afternoon session has
been arranged. A good program has
been provided and among the exhibits
will be a collection of rare and unique
Bibles as well as a collection of war
relics. Those attending will take box
lunches and the ladies of the church
will provide tea and coffee. Rev. F.
7. B. Reynolds, pastor of the local
Reformed church is secretary of the
association.
The Far and Near Society will hold
a cake sale in the Sunday School room
Of the Reformed church on Saturday,
Nov. Sth.
The members OF Mrs. Frances
Lackey's Sunday School class will hold
a bread and cake sale in the church
parlor of Calvary Church this after
noon for the benefit OF the Centen-
nary fund.