Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-06-20
KEYPORT

The Matte B." sloop owned by
Captain Walter Birkbeck was burn
ed to the waters edge on Saturday
when it was lying in New York bay.
The BOAT had been chartered to take
a load of furniture from this bor-
ough to the new home of Mr.. and
Mrs. A. B. Culver. Mr.. Culver, who
has resided here for several years,
had dyeen an employe of the Gal
bra1f,<company, but had lately sew
er9W3 injections with that firm n
= haH copied another position. Mr..
N Rbdj spent several days here the
~11Feek, packing and Grating his
~ ure which with the boat was
PesI loss.
~ ~ first of a series of musicales
given at Calvary M. L. church
.e,place last night when the choir
raassisted by Mrs. William Dam
M, Of New York. contralto. The
rendered three anthems,
k,sSeet Hour Of Prayer" worship
u Lord" and River of Life" solo,
being Mrs. Fred l.. Schildknecht
Miss Florence Huylar. Miss
ssslar and Mrs. Danforth rendered
jet, How Lovely are the Mes
.ers'' from st. Paul. n William
.Ickhart rendered a saxaphone
Mrs. Fred l.. S~childknecht con
"a the program with a soprano
Rev. A. c.. Brady delivered a
address. Another musicale
Sc given In July, also one in
Y William III. Emmons and her
2 in music will give a recital
Q high school auditorium to-
IN and will be assisted by Miss
= Anderson of Matawan, Miss
o)elle Smith, Miss Genevieve
yLlC - -.l Mic ANaLN1 Nj -
export, vocalists. Another pleas
~Ffeature will be esthetic dancing
oFMiss Virginia Paige OF New
Erik. Mrs. Emmons and her pupils
Oil render piano solos and duets
I'D an attractive program of inter-
nting numbers has been arranged.
= Mrs. Alfred B. Stoney and daugh-
NJ er, Lois, Of Llanarch, Pa, are the
D guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. j. Grover
Curtis.
Mrs. George M. Collins rendered a
solo in the Elizabeth Baptist church
of which Rev. A. w. Hand. former
pastor of the First Baptist church
or this borough, is pastor. Sunday
night.
nd Mrs. S. E. Tilton of
n, spent the weekend as the
~ Az" gu"
sslEe Margaret Bremen, of New
tnasL'u was the weekend guest of
tnSL, parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
taEeoynnen.
/SSfMiss Annie Laurie Tilton is spend
- 1g an extended vacation at New
: burgh, N. Y, where she is attend
Y ing the commencement exercises of
the Newburgh Academy from which
her cousin, Miss j. Louise Covert,
will be graduated this week. Miss
Covert, who is well known here as
a summer visitor, has received spe-
cial mention in art and has been
given the coveted privilege of paint
ing the class picture to be hung on
the walls Of the academy.
DR.. and Mrs. Norman l.. Bedle
and family of Spring Valley. N. Y,
speyt several days the past week
vita Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey s. Bedle,
returning home today.
I/Miss Elsa Korndorfer, of New
fa(ork, was the guest of Rev. and
I Mrs. T. T. B. Reynolds Friday and
Saturday. Alden w. Welch was also
a weekend visitor at the home of
Rev. Reynolds.
Announcement Is made of the
marriage of Miss Aimee Frances
Osborne, daughter of Mr.. II Mrs.
ouy oSpoluSs anu 1iiloiu L oliiS,
son of Mr.. n Mrs. Allen Polling,
of this borough, o. Thursday after
noon, Rev. A. w. Hand, former
pastor of the First Baptist church,
officiating. After a wedding trip to
be- spent at Atlantic City the couple
will reside in their newly furnished
nome on Third street.
Lincoln Hose Company No. l Is
busilW engaged in soliciting the bor-
oughA for donations for the bazar
which they will conduct on the fair
grounds al East keyport beginning
on July 2. Friends of the company
have donated very literally.