Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1922-08-31
MANY CR|PPLES
co ON OUTING
So Boys and Girls in Autos
Provided by EIks and
Friends
ALL ARE MADE HAPPY
None Disappointed - Prizes,
Clothes and Eats Given Free
--Weather Fine
ALL ARE MADE HAPPY

Fifty-three children are today
| enjoying the big outing to Asbury
Park under the auspices of the loca
lodge of Elks. A whole procession
of automobiles with flags flying lined
up outside of the Elks home this
morning to transport the crippled
Riddles to the shore. From O'Clock
on children were arriving. some
having walked the distance while
others were called for by automo-
bile.
Inside the big dining room of the
Elks hall the children and the:l
mothers waited for the beginning OF
the outing, mothers already becom.
ing acquainted, and children SLOWLY
overcoming their shyness towarc
| their fellow travellers. Children o.
all sizes and ages were present with
what seemed to be a predominance
OF very spruce small boys with sleek
brushed pompadours. Many of the
youngsters were accompanied by
their mothers. older sisters or play
mates.
Sol Kelsey. manager of the new
Madison delicatessen and resta lrant
ara j. Lesslauer & Son supplied the
ga andwiches for the entire crowd A
lCLch box containing fruit and sand
Wlches was prepared for each child,
anC in addition there was a basket
OF peaches to be distributed. At the
last minute the Palace Restaurant
sent in twelve huge pies for the
party.
The cars did not get off until 10
o'c-cck because of a little difficulty
IN getting all the children together.
A O'Clock this morning a slip came
in the mail from a crippled child in
Roosevelt and car was at once dis
patched for the youngster, but it was
found that he was too i'll to go. An
other member of the lodge, when he
called for one of his charges, found
the child in tears. because the mo-
ther said he had nothing fit to wear.
The child was Immediately bundled
INTO the car, taken down town and
ortfltted with a new suit of clothes,
by M. Michaels, so that he could
make the trip.
Just before time to start word was
received from a family where the
child was so crippled that he would
have to be carried in a basket. Ar
rareements were Immediately made
to care for the child, who made
number fifty-three on the list of
children going.
The children will spend tho day
or the beach, and at Steeplec hase,
which has been loaned to them for
the afternoon free of charge. There
Will he prize for every younsster
participating in the outing. in cddi-
tion to the pass offered by william
Coun:han of the Majestic and Strand
Theatres.
Children from Fords, Sewaren,
Woodbridge. South Amboy as well as
local children are on the outing
Their names follow:
Henrietta Mundy, Frank Sunk
Tillie Ulocas. Richard Seguins, Ag-
mes Audre, Mary Pappe. Edith Lar
son. Andrew Lewocz, John Burba ok
William Flanagan. John Rusznak
Ed Bailey, Mickey Romanki, Rob-
ert Egan, Garbey 10th. John Du-
dick. Florence Wopie, Alice Brown
Al Faggioni, George Tarbox, Joseph
Bartos, Henry Bernstein. Henry
Zoolensky, Stephen Sokolowski Ce-
ella Galeta. Rose German. Lizzie
Pocos, Gazu Rose. Joseph Vaganek k
Theodore Zolesky. Steve Raszak
William Anderson, Henrietta Mulsu
Lena Iannucia, Hazel Johnson. Wal
ter Geneski, Edward Bloodgood
Thomas Royle, Sophie Kozmina
Holgar Nelson, John Fizer Emma
HING, Edward Slecza. Margaret
buffalo, William Gardner. John Jip-
son, Walter Kindlick, Stanley Tea
kCwsky.