Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-07-24
SOUTH MBO

While attempting to cross Ste
yer venue at the corner of Au-
gusta street Saturday Miss Anna
Howley was run down by an au-
toist, who stopped his car and
brought the young lady to the office
of DIR. E. A. Meacham, where she
was treated for minor bruiseshcQK
was able to go to her home unaided
! several minutes afterwards. The
Z name of the driver or owner Of the
car was not ascertained.
Joseph Trmmons with a party of
friends motored to Keansburg last
night.
Sylvester Scully, who several
weeks ago was knocked from the
tender of 8 PENNSYLVANIA railroad
engine, and who has been confined
to the Long Branch hospital suffer-
ing from a broken ankle. has re-
turned to this city and is able to be
about with the help of crutches.
The Misses Marguerite and Lo-
retta Cusick are spending their an
nual vacation at Asbury Park.
Michael Sergel motored to Tren-
ton on Thursday with a party of
friends. Miss Alice Callum of that
place., motored back TO this city
W1eIe SIle Will Spclu SCNCldi WCChSs
Miss Olive Conklin, a nurse at the
local hospital, journeyed to New
York city OF Friday.
Miss Elizabeth Gleason spent the
week at the home of relatives at
New Brunswick.
William Cowan motored to Long
Branch on Friday night, where with
a party of friends he witnessed sew
eral boxing exhibitions.
The regular meeting of the South
Amboy Yacht Club will be held in
their new home tonight. The club
now boasts of one of It's largest
memberships. and the number is
added to weekly.
Miss Elizabeth O'Toole spent
yesterday at Mt. st. Mary's College,
Plainfield, visiting relatives.
South Amboy Lodge No. 1854,
Loyal Order of Moose, will meet to-
night in their rooms.
The Society of the 40 Hommes ct
s Chevaux Gao Men and Eight
Horses) on Thursday, August 10,
will meet at Soldiers Beach where
they will IN conjunction with a reg
ular business meeting, indulge in a
shore dinner. Many from the ranks
of Luke A. Lovely Post. American
Legion, have Joined the society, and
it is understood that a large number
will be enrolled in the society within
q short time.
Quite a number from this city will
Journey to Sea Girt on Friday to
join in the celebration of Governors
Day.
Miss Vera Skiffington, of Roose-
welt, has returned home after
spending the past week with her
grandmother, Mrs. Thomas Delaney.
Plans for the card party to be
held at Welsh's hall tomorrow night
unde the auspices of the Ladies'
Auxiliary of the Brotherhood of
Railway 'rrainmen, have been COM
pleted and the committee in charge
have arranged for a large attend
ance. Tables will be arranged for
Tinochle, bridge, euchre and five
hundred.
Edward Powers is visiting with
relatives at Princes Bay, Staten Is
land.
The Misses Julia and Margaret
Mulvey and Cecilia Stolte and Gen
evieve Doyle spent Saturday with
friends at Columbia Park. Jersey
City.
The employees of the E.. Pepper &
Son Cigar Works held their annual
excursion to Palisades Park yester-
day, when almost n hundred or
the girls of the plant spent the day
ct that place.
Mrs. Frank Day and son Paul, of
South Orange. are the guests of
Mrs. John H~ensberger.
Michael Nagle motored to the
home of friends at New brunswick
on Saturday.
Alden Berberick, of Brooklyn, has
returned to his home after a ten
DAYS stay with Frank Powers, of
Pine venue
Miss Rae Duggan spent the week
end at the home of friends at At
lantic City.