Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-01-08

. A social gathering was held at the
home of Mrs. H. Wilson, of IS center
street, yesterday afternoon to listen
to a musical program and form a new
social club. The following muSlcal
selections were rendered: Fable
Raft. by Austin Henry; Spring SONG
Kieruef by Ruth Emmons;
| Sweetly-Beaumont, by Edna Chne;
Sonatina-Clementi, by lsapelIe
nard; Kirmess Day-Smith, by Sam
uel Dover; Love Sons-Gurltii, by
Emily Hozeny: observation-disclosures
ski, by Winifred Sturgis.
After the completion of the musl-
cal program a club was formed with
Mrs. wilson as an honorary memoer:
A committee was appointed to select
a name for the organization, the
chairman being Ruth Emmons, INT
the others on the committee Winlfred
| Sturgis and Austin Henry. The socfa!
committee is composed OF Wdnl1red
Sturgis chairman; Isabelle Wood n
Samuel Dover. The officers were APP
pointed as follows: Lucy
president; Emily Hozeny, secretaryi
Samuel Dover, treasurer; Edna C!lne,
| reporter. The meetings will be held
at the various homes of the members
| on the first and third Wednesdays OF
| each month. The next meeting Will
be at the home Of Lucy Bernard, 266
| Rector street, on January 1st, at S:4o
p. m.
| was completed, refreshments were
served and were followed by a social
time.
Miss May McMahan, Of Mechanic
street, and Francis Fee. Jr. eldest
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Fee, or
| Keasbey, were quietly married yes
terdav morning al o O'Clock In st.
Maryfs church. Rev. Father Cantwell
performed the ceremony.
Following the ceremony. a DreaK-
fast was served at The homo Of the
brides parents. Only immediate
members If the family were present.
Michael V. Fee, brother Of the
| groom, was best man, and MISS Bessie
! Parent was bridesmaid.
Miss McMahan WAS atttred In a
| brown velvet trave:fng suit a1d car
ried a bouquet of brida! roses.
The couple left on a short honey
moon, and on their return will reside
in Perth Amboy.
Miss McMahan is well known IN
| Perth Amboy, having been employed
for many years with the Luo"is fui-
niture Company.
The marriage of Miss Ida Helen
<,hn- Of 60 Dennis street, New Bruins
wick and Jack Weiss of his city was
| solemnized at the Hotel Klein. Sunday
,fternoon at 5 o'clock. The ceremony
was performed by the Rev. LudWig
| Rolder of the Temple Anshe Emeth,
of New Brunswick In the banquet nan
| Of the hotel, which was decorated lor
| the occasion. McCarters orcheStfa OIL
- - E..-s-IaI %Ia TDlIC1n HnA
| bride was dressed In white satin anu
| she wore a veil caught up in coroner
fashion. She carried a shower bou-
| Duet. Miss Dora Speigel, or New
| brunswick. and Miss Lillian Weiss, OF
| this city, a sister of the groom We're
| brides maids. They wore a gown OIL
| Jones and Patches, but Fatty Malone
was a solemn boy who always car
ried O. box of bon-bons in his pocket
to eat. He was always hungry. MARY
Jane and Betsy tanning were ABOUT
| the same age that Patches was. They
we're very pretty. Mary Jane had
| soft brown hair and pretty. brown
ewes. She planned more mischief
| than any Of the boys or her chum
| Betsy. Betsy had lovely auburn halr
although the boys sometimes called
her Robin Redbreast on account or
her ha1r. Inen LHere "a9 Nialihiy
| Jackson, Patches cook, and her son,
| SNOWFALL Jackson. And last of all
! there were Patches two cousins who
| lived In the west. They were twins,
/ a bow and a girl. The boys name
was Jack and the girls name was
Wilhelmina, but everybody called
her Billie for short. Patches Uncle
he a ever seen. Mr.. Burns n
Mrs Burns were Patches Mother
and Father.
(To be c%ontinued)
Chapter Patches receives a
Western Letter.
Go on with your story! Examina-
tlonsl That fatal word; how man,
times have heard 1t, uttered 1t in
fact and shivered all the way down
to my toes. Isn't 1t terrible? Do?
You want to know what I would ad-
wise you to do? Well, here is the
way the matter stands. Have you
studied hard all year? If SO, then
Just keep on the way you W. all
year and don't worry a single atom
because you'll come out all right. The
worst thing about an examination Is
, the word itself. On the other hand
If you haven't studied at all during
the veal get to. work and cram with
all your might and main. If you are
unusually bright and can concentrate
we'll you've got a chance; otherwise,
my dear, I'm sorry but. as the boys
on the street say you haven't got a
look-ln." One word though, which,
ever ase fits you don't worry. Worry
never did a student any good and
never made her pass an exam. Yes,
I know it's all very we'll for me to
preach like this you say because I
don't AVE to take them. but at any
rate. here's wiShing you luck.