Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-01-16
SOUTH AM BOY

The Woman's Auxiliary of Luke
A. Lovely Post No. 81 American Lee
Gion will hold a get together" meet
ing in the DON of the post tonight.
The members that comprise the aux
iliary have since its formation in
this city been actively engaged in
helping the boys of Luke A. Lovely
I'ost in many different ways. Sent
on helping to erase the building deb,
the women will begin a series of en-
tertainments. The first, a euchre,
will be held February Is. The fol-
lowing officers have been elected for
TIE coming year: President, Miss
Edna Agan; first vice president,
Mrs. G. Parisen; second vice presi-
dent. Mrs +. Applegate, secretary.
Mrs. Henry Machol; treasurer, Miss
Marion Sullivan; historian, Miss
Kathryn Sullivan; entertainment Of
ficer. Mrs. f. Goldsmith; trustee,
Mrs. G. Allen. Mrs. Anna Behn,
former president, was awarded a SO
gold piece as a token of appreciation
for her services.
Members of General Morgan Lodge
No. SO, |. O. O. F., have been re-
cuested to be present at the regular
meeting of the lodge tomorrow night.
when the officers for the coming
year Will ne lHSldlleu ny bIStl W.
Deputy Grand Master f j. Baldwin.
The officers follow Noble grand, F..
E.. Hartmann; vice grand, John Pc
derson: recording secretary, l.. G..
Hartmann; financial secretary, w. i.
Preston; treasurer, j Lorton Burlew.
The Mechanicsville Hose Company
petitioned the common council for a
fire alarm indicator for their new
Headquarters. The aso given for
the request is hat great difficulty
is experienced in hearing the city
alarm. 1t is understood that one OF
the other companies of the fire COM
pany previously made a like request,
but upon being referred to, the fire
committee no other action was
OF.
Luke A. Lovely Post, No. g.,
American Legion, will hold its regt-
lar weekly meeting tomorrow night.
Plans for the proposed pinochle tour
lament will be discussed.
City Engineer A. T. MacMichaels
nlotored to the l." . of friends at
Red Bank yesterday. afRs
The meeting on = Woman's Club
scheduled for Thursday, has been
postponed so as not to interfere with
the Chautauqua. The neX meeting
IS to be held February 9.
Michael Welsh and Mr.. and Mrs.
Oliver w. Welsh with their two
daughters, motored to Red Bank
yesterday to witness the ice boating
at that place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert p. Mason
were entertained at the home OF
friends at Parlin Saturday night.
William Briggs spent yesterday
at the home of friends at Red Bank.
The missionary society of the
First Baptist church will hold a din
ner Thursday night, January 26.
The Rev. William Campbell, Gu
rate of st. Mary's parish, and direc-
tor of athletics of Saint Mary's
school, in speaking to the men of
the men parish yesterday, pointed
out the lack of interestmanifestcd
in school athletics. Father Camp
belt, with reference to the basket
ball attendance, stated that outside
of a air gathering of school chill
dren. no encouragement is extended
to the players. In order to Stimulate
interest in the games a season pass
will shortly be issued at u greatly
reduced rate.
In all probabilities the Chautauqua
to be held in this city beginning on
January 10. will be u great success.
The %guarantors report much interest
manifested at this time.
Skating at the local ice plant still
retains it magnetic powers. Hun
dreds of lovers of this winter sport
visited the scene over the week end.