Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-11-07
SOUTH AM BOY

A large number of the members
of the Catholic Daughters of Amer
icl have planned to go on a theatre
| party within e near future. These
members will meet in II rooms OF
J the X. of c. building Thursday night
at which time final arrangements
| will be made for the trip. The show
| the women are to take in is the
"Gingham Girl" rated as one of
New York City's seasons hits. At
the meeting on Thursday the tickets
will be distributed and plans for the
reservation of a separate coach on
the train will be made.
O. Saturday the members of
Ianthe Council No. 6, Daughters of
Pocahontas, held a homemade
bakery sale at the home of Mrs.
Edith Newman on South Broadway.
The affair was a genuine success.
The Rev. Joseph Garrison and
daughter. of Pitman, are visiting
| with Mr.. and Mrs. William S. Ham
nell on Second street.
Edward j. Gallagher, Jr., is i'll at
his home on Augusta street.
The recent masquerade dance
under the auspices Of the Catholic
Daughters of America proved to be
o. e of the greatest successes of the
season. The affair was in charge of
Miss Clara Cusick, who with a very
able committee made possible the
great success.
Plans for the fourth annual Arm
istice Day dance to be held under
the auspices of the Luke A. Lovely
Post No. 60, American Legion, are
under way at this time. Louis
Rosenberg has been appointed
chairman by John Conlogue, com
mander of the post. The dance this
year will be held in st. Mary's hall.
1t was necessary to procure St.
| Mary's since last years success was
SO great that the high school audi
forum proved to be crowded.
Joseph Cannon spent .asr night
with friends at Matawan.
Robert Stratton, after beiEg on
fined to his home suffering from
bruises received when an automo-
bile struck him at the Pehnsylva-
mia station is able to be abJ't again
and has resumed his duties at the
local postcffice.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bentley S Wynn,
of Main street, are enjoying a trip
through Canada.
Mrs. Fred Brown and daughter,
VI <Aobu4S L al NJ dIC LIZ SuNolS -
Mr.. and Mrs. James English.
John Grimes is among the radio
fans now having recently installed
an up 70 date wireless equipment
in his home.
The c~rossover at the intersection
of Main street and Stevens avenue
for manv weeks the cause Of much
annoyance tC property ow7ers with
in that vicinity. has at le st been
repaired by the State Highway
Commission. A Communication
from the local Chamber Of Com
merce seemed to help matters a
bit.
Joseph Iress and John Ryan Wis
tied with friends in Railway last
night.
MIR. and Mrs. J. Lortoa Eurlew.
with a party of friends. ot0red to
Asbury Park yesterday.
Mrs. Robert E. Chapman and
daughter rave returned to their
home in Jersey City after 1 brief
stay with friends in this city.
Harry stonaker and Carmen
James visited with friends IL New
York Gig last night.
Under the auspices of the Me-
chanicsv lie Hose Company, a
monster mask n civic bal Will be
held in the High School auditO-
rum Saturday night, November 25.
George Hart of Wilmot ST. eet. is
chairmal of the event, rhe plans
are well under way at this time.
The members of the Mechanics
vile Hose Company on Sunday af-
ternoon completed plans for their
annual Christmas tree, which will
be displ'yed on December ~ Last
year the members of this company
inaugurttnd the idea of such a tree,
the result being that the Riddles
from all sections of the city were
entertained in addition TO receiv-
ing a present.
Work on st. Mary's new convent
is progressing very rapidly. The
roof is being placed at this writing.
1t is understood that the work will
be rushed so as to insure occupancy
by Christmas Day.
Joseph Morris spent yesterday
with friends at Newark.
Richard LOundes is reported to be
improving nicely at the local hospi-
tai.