Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-11-12
Confession sdf&BridLr
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Was Bob falling for the great lure
as his father and his brother Benjie
mad done in turn? Was there a faint
in his Inheritance? Was /, still a
bride, to be d~isillusioned before my
time? Was l doomed to discover that
o has its seasons TO bud, to bios
som-and to die?
Anything but that! Anything but
that!" i loaned as / sat by Babs
while she chartered herself into her
afternoon nap. II want to believe in
love! If l have made a mistake-if
Bob has made q mistake will not
believe it is because there Is a flaw in
love. / will not part with my faith
in Lowell"
The resolve renewed my hope that
Bob's neglect would prove a passing
mood. l intended it to be my last les
son in his j~ealousies and silences. AS
his wife, l would accommodate myself
to them, whether they were just or
not. If l couldn't keep my marriage
happy, could, at least, keep it digni-
fed.
Before our marriage, Bob's jeal-
ousy had fattered me. I took it as a
measure of his devotion to me. II
was so wonderful to feel that he want
ed me for himself alone and that he
couldn't bear to see me politely inter
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time before l learned, as a bride, that
my husbands jealousy was a kind of
selishness. He took 1t for granted
hat l existed for his sake-and not
for myself. Whenever / asserted my
self-made any showing of my own
individuality-he turned to another
woman-to someone who would fiat
ter him. Probably Katherine Miller
made him feel that he was the only
clever man she had ever met
1t vas an Easy game-one at which
most women are experts-one by
which many of them win their hus-
bands. I could play it myself only
it bored me. When Bob and / made
up" again, and renewed u trip on
the merry-go-round of domestic life,
1t would have to be on a fairer course.
1t proved q great comfort to have
Jimmy-boy around when Bob and I
were together. Jimmy explained that
he wasn't A. w. O.. L. A leave of
absence had been due him just when
the club rooms. Mrs. Hugh REILLY is
chairman in charge of the affair. Fol
lowing the business meeting a social
time including games will be played.
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A surprise party was given last
night at the British American Social
Club Room to Eugene Dieterly by a
number of his friends. Everything
was carried out in a mysterious man.
ner. Mr.. Dieterly having been called
to the Club or a wild goose errand,
was Immediately surrounded by about
forty people, all masqueraded as
ghosts with sheets and pillow cases.
After this everyone made merry.
Huyler Romond rendered some ex-
cellent piano solos. A victrola furnish
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tucker was the feature of the = eve
ming. Refreshments of sandwiches.
cake and coffee were served at a late
hour.
Among those present were the Mis-
SEES Lillian and Gladys Arrindell, Juliet
McHose, Doris Hedworth, Ruth Ware,
II. Pfeil, Esther Satter and Elizabeth
Jones and Messrs. j. ]. Lomax, c..
Pierce, e. Nielsen, II. Romano, Cyril
McHose; Mr.. and Mrs. e. Dieterly, Mr..
and Mrs. Theodore Roberts. Mr.. and
Mrs. e. Romano, Mr.. and Mrs. r. II.
McHose, Mr.. and Mrs. r, Alcan, Mr..
and Mrs. Richard Bechtel, Mr.. and
Mrs. II. Hope, Mr.. and Mrs. A. Brog-
ger, Mr.. and Mrs. Ware, Mrs. C. Ar
rindell. Mrs. Sykes, Mrs. Hedworth,
S%pofford, Mrs. Arthur Roberts, Mrs.
Copeland. Mrs. Adrian johnson and
Mrs. Tapley.~
An entertainment and social at
which time a quilt, a live duck and a
glass piece will be awarded will take
place tomorrow night under the aus
pices of the Staf of Grace Lodge. No.
II, Shepherds of Bethlehem in JAG
obsen's Hall. An interesting social has
planned and dancing will be en-
joyed.
that time. A number of visitors from
morrow night should be presented at
that time a number of visitors from
surrounding lodges are expected to be
present.
Mr.. and Mrs. F.. Hoyler and daugh-
ter, of Market street, spent the
weekend at West Point attending
the football game and academic hop.
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A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
William Kelly, 344 Market street.
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Mrs. William Sim. and daughter,
Muriel and son. William, of Eliza
beth. visited the formers mother,
Mrs. S. p. Andersen, of Brace avenue,
yesterday.
Mrs. 0. F.. Davis, of Red Bank and
Mrs. Herbert Heyer, of Brooklyn,
motored to this city yesterday and
visited Mrs. c. c.. Jones. of Carson