Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-01-31

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n hand at the show at the Majestic
theatre. Crowley took the part o.
"Petunia" in the show. He spend.
his down at K~eansburs
and his friends down there certainly
gave him a great reception.
Miss Efie Simonson, whose moth
er resides in Broad street, this city
was one of the members of chorus
at Some Girl" the musical comedy
] at the Majestic theatre yesterday af-
ternoon and last night. A number
of her friends and relatives were
there to witness the show.
Miss Sarah Siskind, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Siskind, OF
Lewis street, is home from the Lex
ington Avenue Hospital, New York
City. where she underwent an OPP
Grafton following an examination by
DIR. Adolph Lorentz. the noted sur
geon. Miss Siskind has been crippled
almost from babyhood and is said to
be much improved after the blood
less operation performed following
the direction of the great surgeon.
The county executive committee
| of Ladies' Auxiliary of the American
Legion Is to meet al Metuchen on
Saturday afternoon at 3 o'clock. The
meeting will be held in Arcanum
hall on Main street and all men,
bers of the executive committee are
requested to attend.
The committee of twenty-five
members of st. Mary's parish APP
pointed by Rev. Father Charles
| Prendergast to meet with him in St.
Mary's hall on Center street to-
morrow night follows: James MUIR
ray, Walter Pollock, James White,
| Merritt McAlinden. John Kelly,
| John Compbell, Louis RossI. Richard
| Calvin, Albert Waters, Jeremiah
/! DAILY, Thomas Smith, Michael Dom
a Eugene O'Connell, John
Doyle, John O'Toole, Michael Fitz-
patrick, Frank Boute, DIR J v Smith.
Edward Dalton, Frank Burns, Jo-
Seph Clooney, ~JohnRielly Sr. Joseph
McNulty, Joseph Honan and Thomas
Fitzgerald. The purpose of the
meeting has moi been made known,
but there is a possibility that tile
likelihood of conducting an athletic
show will be discussed. The meet
ing has been called for 8 o'clock and
the committee members are urged
to attend.
A meeting of the Perth Amboy
Republican Club committee arrang-
ing for tho annual Lincoln dinner to
be held Monday night, February 13,
will take place tonight in the G. o..
p. club room in Smith street. Judge
Harold 3. Wells, of the Burlington
county court of m pleas, Will
be the principal speaker OF the eve-
ming. The committee planning the
event consists of Assemblyman Ed
ward J. Peterson chairman; Mrs. G.
Bunyopki, John Scrocki, Mrs. John
Schultz Fred p. Hansen. Mrs. Nels
Hostrup. A. f. Munoz, Mrs. Charles
David. William Rankin. Mrs. Hans
Smith, Joseph Hornsby and Mrs.
w. w. Oliver.
The Historical Society will meet
in the auditorium of the Library on
Thursday night.
Great results are being obtained
by John Bird who is directing plans
for the annual Knights of Column
bus minstrel show to be staged in
the Majestic theatre on Tuesday
| night, February 81. Rehearsals are
| being held from three to four times
a week, another practice Ia sched-
uled for the clubhouse at 8 o'clock
tonight.
The Raritan Copper works athletic
association will hold a smoker in
Washington hall on Saturday night
for the association members. AUDI
vile numbers will feature the pro-
gram, and there will be a big supply
of "eats'' and smokes"
There will be a meeting of the
committee chosen by Louis p. Booz.
president of the Perth Amboy High
School Alumni association, in the Of
Ices of Leo Lowenkopf IN the fourth
floor of the Raritan building tomor-
row night. This committee was
named to investigate athletic condi-
tons at the local high school.
The question Of whether or not
the local Y. M. G. A. will entertain
the Wawayanda campers from all
parts of the state at the annual re-
union to be held some time In
March will come up for discussion
tonight at n meeting of all Waway-
anda campers at the local "Y." To-
nights session will be purely bust
ness.
The Keeping Fit" lantern slides
of the State Department of Health
which are being shown throughout
New Jersey will be projected in the
Y. NJ. C. A. auditorium next Tues
day night. Boys Work Secretary
Fenby w. Scott has arranged to se-
cure these educational and instruc-
tive pictures and a big turnout of
boys is expected.
Another dinner and forum Tor the
men OF the Y. NJ. c. A. will be held
Monday night, DR.. Frank Smith of
Elizabeth, being the speaker. His
subject will be THE Man Who Takes
Things Easy" Tickets are now on
sale and may be procured in the
lobby of the association building.
Marriage licenses were issued to
Joseph G. Gall AMI Josephine Wro-
bel; George Melles and Stella Dankos
Foster; Joseph Cuiszck of Elizabeth
and Rose Roshista. John Mesavage
and Rose Hughes.