Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-10-03
SOUTH AMBOY

Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Domke enter
tanned a number of relatives from
Camden over the week end. Among
those who visited here were Mrs.
William Tonsky and son William,
with a niece, Miss Mamie Domke.
Mrs. Thomas Lambson, of Jersey
City, with a number of friends, mo-
tored to the home of Mrs. Kathryn
FyStolte, of Conover street yesterday.
A trip to Atlantic City was made
by the party last night.
James Birmingham with a party
of friends motored to New York city
yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Dewan
spent Sunday with their daughter
at Mount Saint Mary's College at
Plainfield.
On next Friday night the Legion
pinochle parties will be resumed
in the club house of the Luke A.
Lovely Post on David street. These
parties have created county wide
recognition and the chairman in
charge is anxious for the support
given last year. Three prizes are
awarded each evening.
DIR. j. F. Weber is enjoying a
weeks stay at Atlantic City.
A large number of the local base
ball fans are making preparation to
attend the world series games at
New York city, beginning tomor-
row.
The regular monthly meeting of
the Altar Guild of Christ church
will be held might at s o'clock.
Miss ATohaI nPlya who is in
training at Christ church hospital,
Jersey City, spent yesterday at the
home of her mother, Mrs. Elizabeth
Locke, matron of Christ cnurch
Home for Girls.
The members of the common
council meet in the city hall tonight
at 8 o'clock. 1t is expected That
the matter of sanitary W con-
nections at the lower end OF Bor-
dentown avenue, will be brought up
for action.
Edward Steuber, Roy Bennett. e.
Scharrf, Willard Dill and larry
Macholl attended a baseball game
in New York city Sunday
Lee CozzenS and Andrew Dli
were delegates from the local
at the meeting of the board q IL
rectors of the P. r. R. Y. M. y. A.
in New York city Saturday night.
The many friends of Mr.. and MRS.
Leo Monaghan, recently married In
this city, are receiving post carus
from different sections of tlorlaa,
On Friday night Of this week MI
Houston, the blind evangelist VINO
for the past week has been ohauc
ing evangelistic services at res
byterian church, will tell the story
of his life. He will tell how at tne
age of eighteen he lost his sighc IN
an accident and numerous other M
~teresting chapters of his NE AN
invitation has been extended to the
public to attend the services
Tomorrow afternoon Good sauna
ritan Temple No. 5, Pythian sisters
will reopen their regular meetings
in their rooms in the K. of r. nan
on First street. The report Of MIS-
Carrie Wilson, delegate at lhe
| Grand Temple session held IN Area
ton, will be read at this time. a
the Grand Temple session MS
Clara Buckalew of the local Temps,
was elected to the office OF grahu
mistress of finance.
Francis Kuhn with a party O
friends motored to New YORK o's
yesterday. v
M. Lee Suits, well known IN Le'
gion circles throughout the county
has accepted a position with a pop
ular insurance concern IN TINS 49,
A meeting of the Repupi,can
County committee will be nelo ~
the Elks hall, New Brunswick 70
night. The committeeman OF thiS
city will attend.
Miss Mary Mount, OF Pnliaue.,
phia. Pa, is spending the week a.
the home of her mother, Mrs MAJ
Mount. d.
Joseph Tice is suffering from .
carbunkle On his left wrist.
The members of Luke A: Loseai,
Post No. SO. American Legion, VIII
break out in full action on nus
day night of this week. me ran
ers Club and a number OF I'VE ~
gionaires Of the state. VIII pc
guests of the local post Con
der Conogne is anxious that ess.i
member be on hand for the
sion.