Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-27
OLD BRIDGE

There will be a midsummer social
and dance given by the South
Old Bridge Civic Club On Friday
evening. June 80, 1922, on the Civic
Club grounds at South Gid Bridge
Good music assured. Ref eshments
Of all kinds will be on sale. Every
one come out and enjoy yourself.
If stormy the next evening.
Charles Culver and George Lam
kie are enjoying a motor tip TO Con-
necticut.
Mrs. Alvin Benson. Mrs. Robert
Benson and Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin
Roller enjoyed the show at the Ma
jestic theatre Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Hendrick-
son were Matawan visitors Sunday.
William Clayton is seriously i'll at
his home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin Green and
son were Helmetta visitors Sunday.
Mrs. Elizabeth Lamkie is confin-
ed to her home with illness.
Rev. and Mrs. J. Perryman. of
Madison, n. j., were entertained by
Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin Roller over
the week end
The dance which was held at the
Brunswick Garden Civic Club Fri
day evening. June %. 1922, for the
benefit of the Old Bridge Athletic
Association proved a great success
The amount cleared was sos. This
money will be used for the purchas-
ing of baseball suits fo- the Ola
Bridge team.
Mrs. Frank Elkins and daugh-
tiers of Midtown. spent Sunday with
relatives here.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Van Arts
dale and family, George Tie and
Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin Benson spent
sunday at Soldiers Beach.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Reid and
daughter Evelyn and sen Elwooo
motored out of town Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Squire motoreo
TO Manasquan Sunday.
Mrs. Charles Meyers of Perth Am
boy. spent SUNDAY with TRENDS m
town.
family of HeImetta. spen1 sunday
with the latter's parents. MI. n
Mrs. Thomas W~ooton. Sr, in u
Mr.. and Mrs. James Ellingham
and son. Dewey. of Runyon, spent
sunday with the formers grand
daughter. Mrs. Rose Hillyer.
Berry slower. r. Hendrickson.
RAYMOND Yates, and Edward NIL
Ter, Jr., were visitors at SeidIer :
Beach.
The members of the Methodist
Episcopal church have DECIDED 10
hold their annual Harvest Home
Thursday night, August 3.
Helena and Edith Schnuck OF
Cheesequake. spent Sunday with
relatives here.
and children and Mrs. Robert Boyce
and family were South River shop
pers Saturday.
The third annual dinner held by
the St. Thomas Catholic Club, Sat
urday night on the church grounds
was a very successful affair. II was
well attended by parties from South
Amboy, Perth Amboy. New Bruins
wick. ~Sayreville. South River and
Jamesburg.
Miss Dorothy Rocks entertained
a number of her friends on her
ninth birthday anniversary. Among
those present were Lena Methner,
Marjorie Potts. Hansah Allebecker'
A~llebecker, Olive Butcher
Marjorie Butcher, Helen M Fran
Kossman; Marjorie and Anna
berQell hOSCt INCN6 anu
Morrell, Viola Boyce. Mae Layton,
Anna Mae Minor. Grace Perdun and
Genevieye krebs. Different games
were played and prizes were award
ed TO the following: Marjorie and
Olive Butcher. Lena Methner. Reva
Morrell, Anna Mae Minor, Mae
Layton, Frances Kossman. Marjorie
BerdelL
A weekend house party and re
union of the Osborn family was held
at the home of Mrs. L. Hertzig.
Among those present were Mr.. and
Mrs. Albert Z. Osborn and daugh-
.er. Edith, of East Orange; Mr.. and
Mrs. George c. Osborn. and daugh-
Ter, Ruth, of Montclair; Mr.. Miner
Osborn, OF South Orange; Mrs.
Wetherill. of East Orange; Mrs.
Hewlett. of Brooklyn; Mrs Girls
void, of Tanners Corner; Mr.. and
Mrs. Martin Kline. of South River:
Mr.. and Mrs. H. lie Boise. and chill !,
of New York; Mr.. and Mrs.
Eugene Bickel and sons. Eugene.
r and George. of Old Bridge. Re-
'reshments were served at a late
lour and everyone had a very n
time.
Bernard Rumple of Brooklyn.
spent the weekend with his
1rother. Paul Rumple.
Mrs Jacob Dinkle Of Spotswood, |