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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-26

will be Interested TO iasrn ot her
marriage MIR and Mrs Ritter viii
reside In Kansas CITY. where he In
employed IN u banking concern
Mrs. II. W. Clymer. Mrs q. =, Nc.
Lean. Mrs v X stewart. Mrs G.. ~
Critics and Mrs Walter Gootce. Off.
GERS OF tho rhliathea class of the
First Christian church, entertained
tho membership Tuesday evening In
tho homo of Mfr Clymer.
Mrs T. ID. Gregory and Mrs W "
Claypool entertained Tuesday eve
ming Jointly IN the home ~ Mrs
Gregory. having as their guests tho
members of tho Phiiathea class Of
thu First baptist church. Refresh
monE we're served to 40 guests
4 delightful evening introduced
tho first OF n bridge series arranged
by the women of St' Anthony's
parish Wednesday In tho knights OF
Columbus home. The nine host esscs
for tho evening were; Mrs L. c.
McEvoy. Mrs W, r Foley. Mrs Joe
T. Burns. Mrs. &. r. smith. Mrs. A
L. Emery. Mrs. Joe r King. Mrs
Frank King, Mrs John MY Mrs. J.
". Craft. The next affair which will
he given In n fortnight. will have
nine different hostseses. II is
planned to have moro bridges he
fore tho ienten season. Tho prirc
winners last evening were Miss
o'Loary. at Euchre; Mrs John liza.
hon. nt 500. and Miss Lenore Com
fort. high score In bridge T. NJ Me
oinley scored hikh In bridge. and J.
u. Craft won first prize at cuchrc.
A gathering OF tho Sammie club
was held Wednesday afternoon In
the home OF Mrs V. Berry Guests
additional to club members were.
Mrs, W, II, James. Mrs. NJ. l.. Brad-
ford. Miss Mary Clarke of Tulsa ana
Miss katherine Crosrwhlte.
Mrs. Colt G. Almy. Mrs I'D ".
Moore. Mrs W. A. stuart and Mrs.
Walter u. Elrod are the group OF
Fortnishtly club members who en-.
tertained tho club Friday afternoon
In tho home OF Mrs Almy
Miss uarnett Hradcn left Thursday
for a weeks stay with relatives la
indianapolis
Mr.. and Mrs. Gerald Curtis re-
turned at the week end from five
days stay IN Guthrie
Miss Katherine liavely has re
turned from "a four weeks stay with
| relatives In Kansas city.
Mrs. W. H. Huckabee returned
Wednesday from an extended visit
with relatives In Calhoun. ia. and
other points IN the state.
Mrs r V, Smith has as n cues,
Tor 10 days Mrs william kopp OF
NJ. Louis
Mr.. H. g, saw& and two daush
ters, Dorothy Md ( Jane. cam.
"Wednesday from Chicago to spend
tn. winter months In the city
Mrs &, q Dawley cAme Thursday
from Dallas Texas. to be tho house
guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. " r, Nohle
and Mrs pawley Joined her at the
week k-end to be "a guest.
Mr.. and Mrs. Waiter Morton and
Mrs. Charles ~. walker are spending
three weeks In Chicago and New
York city.
Mrs. Harry McCready and little
son Joseph have come from jersey
vile. III, where they spent the past
year, durinR Captain McCready' =
service In the army They are a,
home To friends In the city. whore
they will he permanently
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Sdpuipu.

Mr. and Mrs charles Hotadsky.
Misses Myra VsEgert. Vera Honrui,l.
ana Hbb Quinn and Ralph Richards
we're Tulsa visitors sunday
Mr. ana Mrs Madison nlevins Of
okmulgoo visited friends here Mon
day
Mrs Nd walters returned sunday
from McAle~ter whore she s.s been
Nisting her mother
b. Niss Elisabcth Mayhcw of Nowata
Okla, cam" Monday afternoon To
visit her sister here
Mrs Theodore Hcrryhill of Clare
more spent Monday here as the
guest Of her daughter. Mra Jimmie
Wilson
Mrs Ross Eakin has M her g,iost
her, moth"r. Mrs raphctt. from No
wsh. Okla
Mr. and Mrs r. = TasEcrt mo.
tofri To Tulsa Monday.
Miss Pauline Ilolton ~ pawhuska
spent the week oAd here as the guest
OF Mia. Sarah licll
NJ ana Mrs H. 4, Hibhard ar
rived homo Monday from "A visit with
relatives In kansas
Mrs T. y Baker Of Kama. CITY.
a former sapulpa resident. In tho
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-26

hons. xu..t -, Mr., loo Denton this
w.ek
MI. .uy,, no,ma, of Tulsa was
,hs 49, .na y,,ssi ~ Nru Wright
n paLsr
MI N.bo,.v and Mrs Farmer
tI.n,, a, I,I.. u.r, m. dinner
sns,,, q, ~. I, N Sobl, sunday
syentny
A.. ana ur. charl.s coloxne of
r,,I,, s,s,,., "a ths homo OF Judge
.nd ~, ~ IA iingbs. auvday
a, s,J NJ pon Lindsey have
..,,,,,.s ,,an, A,i,n,. Ca where
~ ,n,,n,, ha. hc.n stationed I'm nm
.,,,,, can,,
,,,.,, IA ,,,a mn.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-26

cioty ~ the Baptist church Tuesday
AFTERNOON, entertaining with a sew
lng party
Mrs Laura Cooper and on Foster
Of Denver returned homo TUESDAY
| aftrtnoon. aftsr two weeks visit In
the cty the secr,H ~ Mr. and MrH
q % CLARK.
M.s". Martha ana Mary furman
were hostrFrs to party Monday
afternoon entertaining u cot,rio ~
young glris With dancing ana lunch
con
Mrs william johnson has ~ her
guests TIA week Mrs Ralph Nur.
rlson ana children ~ iiigheaft. DkIa
Mr and Mrs N Hhuman we're
over sunday visitors In rula, the
Hu ests OF Mr. ana Mrs ! Hiorh
Mrr charles ". Wolfe ~ Kansas
city returned home Monday anrr
several days visit with friends IN the
city
Mrs Frank Reward aud daughter
Miss Florence. are visitors lu 1ulH,
this week the guests uf relatives
MI and Mrr W A h dd returned
TurHday from Oklahoma tIty where
they spent several days visiting
friends
w" regular meeting ~ ~" Tues.
DAY Literary club WIS held TusHday
afternoon AT Ia. library Mcsdauer
lt"hert Ray, Fred Hpira. Irhs over
lees and g y Julian read interest ng
paport
Mr. ana Mrs J. 4. Powell returned
tn" early pat of the week from
knnHnS city, where they spent ~-vcr.
al days visiting relatives
Mrs Ellen ~. Miller head ~ the
civic committee has again revived
IN" bird campaign and with the co
operation ~ all federated clubs In
The city Will wage a war against the
Fngi sh sparrow Much was hC-
| compliah-d here last year In the ea
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nings. grntlemen's prino and Mr.. ".
H. unger the guest prize. The nert
meeting will be held In two weeks
with Mrs W Z. Wagner.
Mrs walter Ransom entertained
group Of Juveniles Tuesday after
noon honorinE the fifth birthday an
riversary Of her little daughter Mar
jorie
Mr.. and Mrs g. 4. Baumister Of
Kansas cay, who have been the
guests OF Mrs j. j. Carter departed
Tor their home Monday.
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M!sses Mary George. Grsre pn,..n
and Stella wharton attended, a al
nj TiiAa Monday night.
Mrs. G. NJ. Noble entcrialnsa a,
weeks meeting OF the Tuosi,v',M Wv
ton cluh bceides the cub mes
hers th.ro were three gucs,s N,.
6. {. Taylor, Mrs |. " tfnhu,h
Mrs, Burch Burnett, Top trors a,a
l,s attendant prize went tn Mrs en
Unger. The next meetiug Wi, "
held In two weeks with Ms n y
Rule,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-26

terminal on of these pests and irS
ducing song birds To the city.
Mr. and Mira VI Brown wero over
sunday visitors In kansas tity,
where they were guests of Mr.. and
Mrt n u Jansen
Misses MARY ana Jane Woods gave
very pl-nsinE party Tuesday eve.
ning entertaining w&lh cards and
dancing including u dainty luncheon
M,V-a jane and MAY I~wis are Wis
TORS IN Independence this week
where theS are the guests OF friends
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Bdrfiesriiie

Mrs John Iarkin and Mrs WI.
liam Alfring left the latter part OF
The week for Chicago whyc they
expect To spend two weeks NisitinK
friends
Rev Ella NJ Thnp was visitor
n the city the early part " the week
from Maremac oklahoma
Mrs g NJ Grant wns hos,es< to
the members ~ tho Missionary so
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Okpiuigee

The senior class Of the Washing
ton Irving hirh school we're enter
tained nt dinner NJ o'Clock Thurs.
day evening In the home ~ Rev Rrd
Mrs y Y walters Their son. Paul
Walters IL u member ~ the class
Mrs Guy n Hooper was tho rerip-
lent ~ surprise In her home Mon
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-04-12

Lent is still with us, 50 the weekly
menus include more than their aver
age number of fish and egg dishes and
even less meat than usual. There is
little doubt that if our all-year-round
menus were built on the general plans
of Lenten meals the average of pub
lie health would rise rapidly. Es-
pecially for young people inc chill
dren more dependence should be
placed upon eggs. milk and cheese,
and fish as sources of protein supply
and less upon meat. Don't forget
the importance of garnishes n oil
using the fresh crisp lettuce, creSs and
radishes on the March table. Spring
appetites iced the stimulation of col
OF n freshness. Here are menus for
a week:
SUNDAY.
Breakfast: Sliced oranges and ban
anas, eggs scrambled with beef and
canned tomato. toast, coffee.
Dinner: Cream of corn soup, beef
birds with apple rings, Drowned po-
tatoes, buttered carrots, fresh ucum
Der and cress salad, French dressing,
lemon ice, sponge cakes.
Supper: Toasted cheese sandwiches.
fresh apple sauce with cream. tea,
stuffed dates and prunes.
MONDAY.
Breakfast: Stewed dried apricots,
boiled hominy with milk and sugar,
toast, cocoa.
Lunch: Stewed lima beans. fresh
corn bread and butter, canned fruit
Dinner: Tuna fish with hard boiled
egg and white sauce baked in rame-
kins, creamed peas and carrots, let
tuce salad. fresh gingerbread, tea.
TUESDAY.
Breakfast: Baked. apples. cornmeal
mush and milk, rusks, coffee.
Lunch: Rice baked with cheese.
stewed peaches. oatmeal cookies.
milk.
Dinner: Vegetable soup, corn sticks.
baked green peppers with nut and rice
filling, tomato sauce. lettuce and rad
dish salad, chocolate blanc mango,
coffee.
WEDNESDAY.
Breakfast: famed pears. wafdes with
honey or srup, cocoa.
Lunch: Bean soup, cottage cheese
and lettuce sandwiches. nuts and ap-
pies.
Dinner: FTaked and boiled Goldfish
with creole sauce. hot biscuit. honey,
fruit salad, cheese waters.
THURSDAY.
Breakfast: Stewed prunes and raj
sins. French toast, coffee.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-04-12
Personals

Hilmar CHRISTENSEN, of Elm
street, visited his % n, Victor Christ
johnson, in New York yesterday.
Mrs. ]. Fred Carlstrom, of Madison
avenue. was a New York visitor yes
terday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Christensen
have returned to their home in First
street from a three weeks business
trip to New York City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Peterson and
family have moved from Madison
avenue to South River.
Mrs. James III. Smith and Miss
Anna Smith, of Paterson street, visit
ed Capt. James II. Smith at the Long
Island City Hospital yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. William II. Roll, Miss
Dorothy Roll and Georgia Wallace, of
Linden, visited relatives here yester-
day.
Miss Helen Secrest, of Pana, I'LL
nois, Is visiting her sister, Mrs. Gus
Germs, of 100 Broad street.
Mrs. Ole Olensen, of Madison ave-
nue.. is confined to her home with an
attack of bronchitis.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. j. A. Delaney, of 90 State street.
yesterday.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-04-12
Confession sdFaBridIr
os1vssAsah1oAx Ae AEMnp~6sepn~Auuaaoa
caDu4Sdded 100 b. Tho

I counted the strokes of the clock
as it chimed the hours of the night.
sometimes / sobbed over events which
L could not control, or pondered fu-
tilely over what was already done. or
planned al impossible future. Just so
do all ome agonize and waste
themselves at times, but seldom does
a girl agonize so uselessly as 1 did
that night.
n destinies of nations. and his
own buried ancestors had made Ham,
nton Certeis what he. was. No wish
of mine. no tears could save him or
could change him.
In the late winter dawn I arose,
half frozen, and threw Off my long
cloak. The keys in a pocket ratified
ominously. l slipped OF a gown and
orept between the sheets before the
maid came in with my coffee and
toast.
you are not sick, mademofselle %
she asked anxiously.
NO. thank you! Only tired after
last nights excitement" / replied. /
knew l must look decidedly wan and
I was sorry that / was not up to the
part l was booked to play that day.
DIR. Certeis was luz at noon. I had
already planned how 1 would meet
him.
The maid brought in q morning
paper and opened 1t at the story of
our fire. 1 read 1t carelessly. then
turned back to page one and saw a
black head:
HOME TROOPS COME BACK"
The number of Bob's division and
regiment were printed. I had to re-
peat the figures aloud to be quite sure
I had read them correctly. The ship
was on the Atlantic. the troops would
reach New York in a week!
1 sat up and ate my breakfast. /
had a motive In life, though IL might
have been a very a one. judging
from the flood OF tears which came
near to diluting my coffee. But /
wiped them away with energy. 1 had
much to do before Bob reached home.
First must greet Certeis. And I
must be friendly. / must never let
him suspect that 1 suspected him.
Probably by over-plsying my role, by
being amusing, even absurd, / could
deceive him best.
And then-no matter what his per-
~suasions and arguments, I must leave
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-04-12
observation-disclosures

his house and go to work. Tommy
would give mi a job. But I would
have to use caution in getting away
from Certeis or / might find myself
cherished as exclusively as those
Chinese RUGS
1 arrayed myself for Certeis' ar
rival according to fashions latest
wig! My rouge made a mask, al
though l didn't put on more than
some girls wear every day.
1 pulled the short red curls of the
wig over my ears. And on top of my
auburn locks | poised my pink hat
with fashion-plate coQuetry. 1t was
that chic feather affair / had found
in the grocery. l added the veil-and
its pattern-a black parrot-stood
out on my cheek like a tattoo. 1 took
in the side seam of my skirt so that
l had to shuttle in it; and when I had
assembled the other parts of my
stylish attire-the low pumps with
towering heels and the thin silk
stockings looked Just like any one
of a score of girls to be seen any day
in any city.
But 1 didn't look much like Jane
Lorimer!
1 was successfully disguised, but
as / studied myself in the glass I
realized that some little thing was
lacking. I could improve the general
effect. 1 phoned down to the house.
keeper:
Mrs. Bender, have you any gum In
the house"
Goodness, no, MISS" came her an
swer, 'but I'll send for some"
Fifteen minutes later a maid
brought up the gum and she nearly
dropped 1t as she threw up both
hands at sight of me.
81 beg pardon, Mile. VANDERBILT"
she stammered. 81 thought you was
some new kind of burglar! / didn't
recognize you at ALL"
How lovely!" l said. "Cheers."
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-04-12
M nf hEafNrzfWdd

Lunch: Baked beans with tomato
sauce, brown bread. fruit jelly.
Dinner: Mutton pie with potato
crust, creamed r~utabagas. fresh III
cumber and onion salad, French
dressing, Floating Island.
FRIDAY.
Breakfast: Canned berries, graham
mullins. with honey. cocoa.
Lunch: Onion and cheese soup,
brown-bread lettuce sandwiches, tapi-
oca pudding.
Dinner: Planked fresh fish, mashed
potatoes, glazed carrots, celery, nut,
and apple salad, sponge cake. cara
mel sauce.
SATURDAY.
Breakfast: Stewed apples, creamed
dried beef on toast, coffee.
..Lunch: Scalloped tomatoes. rice
mullins, canned fruit.
Dinner: Beef stew with dumplings,
canned sweet corn. steamed spinach
with yiengar dressing, apricot pie, cof-
with vinegar dressing, apricot pie. cof-
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-04-12
Honor Miss MddSen

A birthday party was held in honor
of the birthday of Miss Hannah Mad
sen at her home COS Charles street
was spent in singing and danein%-d
the playing of canes. Refreshments
were served. Among those present
were the Misses Mildred Ward, Isa-
belle Ward, Katherine Doland, Angus
Ia Sandbeck, Anna Peterson, Dorothy
Sandbeck. Nellie Johnson, Ida Sand
beck, Mary Madsen. Christine Madsen.
and Hannah Madsen. Mrs. Madsen
and Harry Madsen. s4fts
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-04-12
Motor Corps Notes

The motor corps answered an I'M
Urgency call yesterday from the gram
mar school and took a sick child to
the hospital. This call was answered
by Mis- Ruth Runyon.
In the afternoon the motor corps
transported the women who are do
ing Americanization work in some OF
the factories at noon to their desti-
nations and return.
Today the collections of some books
for the library will be completed.
A call has been given to Cap
tain Ffthian for a number of cars
Tuesday to take soldiers from Colonia
to Newark. Anyone who will volun-
teer their machine should call Cap
tain Mary Fithian phone 451 at once
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-04-12
Card Party Held
at Yacht Club

The regular Friday afternoon card
party was held in the Raritan Yacht
club yesterday under the auspices of
the Ladies Auxiliary. The first prize
In bridge was won by Mrs. William
Fraser and the second was won by
Mrs. Emil Stremlau. The five hum
dred prize was won by Miss Bolte. of
Matawan. Following the card party
refreshments of salad, crackers and
coffee were served by the committee
headed by Mrs: John Kelly. Thirty
ladies attended.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-04-12
Tobacco Habit
Easily Conquered

A New Yorker Of wide experience has
written . book telling how the tobacco or
bapished in three days with delightful benefit.
The author, Edward J. Woods. TB.31. Sta
tion r, New York City. will mail his book
The health improves wonderfully after tho
nicotine poison is out of the system. Calm
ness, tranquil sleep. clear eyes, normal appe-
memory. and . general gain In efficiency are
among The many benefits reported. Get rid
Of that nervous feeling: no more need OF
pipe, cigar, cigarette, snuf or chewing to-
bacco 10 pacify that irritating desire. A genu-
inc opportunity: write for the free book to-
day: show others this genuine advertisement.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-04-12
fashions
Local Red Cross
Plans Entertainment

The Red Cross are planning an en-
tertainment of the people of this city
which will be held next Thursday
night in the auditorium of the local
high school. The affair will start at
8 o'clock. An unusually fine program
Is being arranged which will include
excellent music. three individual mo-
ton pictures and a splendid speak
er.
The speaker of the evening will be
Lieutenant Colonel Cecil G.. Williams.
He will speak upon the Red Cross
work Of the past. he personally wit
messed 1t ON the battlefields of Europe
and OF the future as he has seen its
opportunities.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-04-12
Mrs. BOwerS Hostess

Mr.. and Mrs. Walter G. Bowers, OF
South First street. entertained q num-
Der of friends recently. in honor OF
Sergeant Arthur Taylor and Corporal
Clarence Taylor, of Railway, who
have just returned from active serv-
ice overseas. Those presents were
the Misses Florence and Loretta
Slater. Miss Grace HlIiard, Fred
Bowers and Arthur Iverson. The boys
entertained the party with many in
~teresting stories of lover there"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-04-12

Clothes are a help in catching a
man because they suggest self-re-
spect. 1t is necessary to think well
of yourself before others will.
But there is a dangeri If your
clothes look too expensive you may
scare of desirable men.
If he" thinks it will take two
weeks pay to buy the hat you are
wearing he may consider you too ex-
pensive a luxury.
Expensive fur coats have lost many
chances for getting a good husband.
II h right sort of man feels he
couldn't afford to buy your clothes
for you he won't propose. But the
wrong sort, the silly sort, will.
So IL is wise to dress only as well
as you or your parents a afford.
DO not be extrayagant. Do not dress
fashily. But do not be a trump!
The middle our in clothes. as in
almost everything, is the wisest, and
a help to catch a nj
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-04-12
Liberty Council at
Pleasant Session

The weekly meeting of Liberty
Council No. IL, Sons and Daughters
of Liberty, met in Jacobson's hall IN
State street last night. Mrs. Eliza
beth Holmes, ex-state counselor of
Westfield. and Mrs. Bertha Frazee,
state deputy, also of Westfield. were
present. The meeting was largely
attended.
Refreshments were served by the
entertainment committee, which con-
sists of the following members: Mrs.
Gladys Smith. chairlady; Mrs. Lillian
Boyer, Mrs. Lena McGinty, Mrs. Kate
'Lucka, Mrs. Mabel Hanson. Mrs.
Mabel Sheppard, Mrs. Beatrice Daub.
Miss Mae Zehrer and Miss Ella De-
Worth.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-04-12
D. OFF. Plans Big
Birthday Eueni

TIE Mohawk Council No. 3s, d. of
p, met last night in Red Mems hall.
Plans were made for a celebration to
be held at the next meeting, as this
win be the twenty-second anniversary
of the formation of the local council.
The chairman of this affair Is Mrs. d.
p. Tyrell. Preparations are being
made for the convention to be held in
Trenton May 1. An invitation was re-
ceived from the Midtown council to
attend a meeting there on April %.
which was accepted
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-04-12
st. Peters Womdn,S
Guild at MEETING

The Woman's Guild of st. Peters
met yesterday afternoon in the parish
house in Rector street. Money was
voted for the payment of several
obligations. The box which the men,
bers have been sewing for through
out Lent will be closed next Thursday
and sent to the Missionary District in
Ashyille.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-04-12
HE ESCAPED INFLUENZA

Last spring I had a terrible cold
and grippe and was afraid I was going
to have Influenza" writes A A. Nc
Neese. High Point. Ga II tried many
kinds of medicine, but remained clog
Hed with cold. I then took Foley,s
Honey and Tar Compound. feeling re-
lief from the first. I used seven small
phlegm I coughed up. / am convinced
Foley's Honey and Tar saved me from
influenza" Checks coughs. colds,
Group and w~hooping cough. Sold every
where.-Ady.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-04-12
Entertainment for
Passover Event

An entertainment in celebration of
the Passover will be held Thursday
afternoon at $3.50 o'clock in the Y. NJ.
II. A. under the auspices of the Hope
of Zion. This will take place in the
lodge room. An interesting entertain
ment has been arranged which will
include a sketch, some recitations and
several musical numbers.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-04-12
RehearSalS for Play

The rehearsals for the Girls Club
play will be held in the following
places: Every Tuesday and Friday
night the rehearsal will take place in
Roessler's gymnasium and every
Wednesday night in the clubrooms at
101 Smith street ALI will start at
7:45 o'clock sharp.
The next rehearsal Will be held
Tuesday night in the gym. That will
be the only rehearsal next week
owing TO the holidays.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-04-12

SIN terribly worried. I wrote
Jack in my last letter to forget that
I had told him I didn't mean to recon
slider my decision not to change my
mind. and he seems to have misunder
stood me."-Life.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-04-12
RED CROSS NOTES

Red Gross workers attention. All
participants in the Red Cross roll
call which took place around Christ
mas time are requested to return all
hats and arm bands which were is
sued to them at once as the chapter
headquarters has issued an order for
their recall.
These should be brought or sent
Immediately to the local chapter
headquarters, 101 Smith street.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-04-12
Gurus no SEW

The girls of the Philathea Society
will meet Monday night at the Red
Cross rooms for the sewing on hospi-
tai garments and not as previously
announced. The meeting will start
at 1880 o'clock sharp.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-04-12

The Epworth League of the Simp-
SON NJ. E. church will ave charge of
the devotional services which will be
held in the Home for the Aged be-
ginning at 4 o'clock tomorrow.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-04-12

HOSTESSES at CAMP RARITAN
The hostess at the Hostess House
in Camp Raritan a Isl Sunday was
Miss Rose Mccormick. of High street,
and the cafeteria workers were the
Misses Marguerite Boughton, Helen
Pfeiffer and Winifred Putnam.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-04-12
Hotel Bristol

I29-135 West 4Sth ST.. between 5th
Ave. and Broadway. The most home
like hotel in New York. Within walk
ing distance of all shopping centres.
Convenient to all theatres and rail-
road ines. Every comfort and luxury.
European n American Plan. Euro
pean plan. single room and bath, 50 30
up. American plan. rNHw
with mealsA So p~
$40 double. SpeS
parties of two or more -
or longer. Write for boo.
and reservations. 7. Elliott TO-.
President. chas. E. McGinn. Manager.