Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-09-18
KEYPORT

Mabel Percival Collins, who on
Thursday last ave 4 concert at sta
ton w. O.. r.. l.. Bamberger's, New
ark has been re-engagcd to again
sing ever the radio on the after
room of October =. Mrs. Collins
recital vas so dec'deG.S successful
that she was re-engaged before she
left the studio. She plans to render
| an entirely different program and as
Aasiors she will be listened to by
by friends and relatives from this
YSefough as well as other parts OF
New Jersey and Connecticut. Mrs,
Collins has received numerous tele-
grams and letters of congratulatlon
on the result OF her previous con-
cert. v
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul G.. Zimmerman
spent Saturday at West Point.
Mir. and Mrs. Fred Bronkhurst
and daughter, Marjorie, OF New
York, have returned ..fter having
spent several weeks with Mrs.
Bronkhurst's parents, MIR. and Mrs.
Charles Miller.
Miss Etrei Cooper is enjoying her
annual two weeks vacation from Ter
duties at the central office of the
New York Telephone Company.
With her mother, Mrs. x. Cooper,
she is enjoying several days with
her sister, Mrs. Harry Van Dorm, OF
New Rochelle.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward D. Hyrne
have returned from 4 weeks vaca
t.t;n sIent at Atlantic city. While
there Mr.. Hyrne attended the cen
ers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Walling
and daughter, were visitors at Red
Rank Yesterday.
A mammoth card party for the
benefit of the visiting nurse fGnd
will be- held at ths home of Mrs. T..
A.. Sondergaard Thursday afternoon
of this week beginning play at 1880
o'clock. The tickets are being dis
posed of by the committee in char~e
and efforts are being made to secure
ar. attendance of $50 guests. Those
who do not wish to play may come
and bring their sewing or knitting
as there is ample room at the Son.
dcrgaard residence. Mrs. M. Lester
l Itse. IS CHAIRMAN OIL the ''0As' '''H-
ir. and Mrs. Frank A. Smith en-
Fl ertained Miss Belle Applegate and
EI4ester NJ. Gravatt, Of Bradley Park,
Z on Sundoy.
A large representation Of the boy
scouts Of the Episcopal troop en-
joyed a hike to Deep Cut on Friday
night M encamped for the night,
enjoying an hour Of campfire and
story telling, and returning to their
homes the next day all tired but
happy.
Preliminary work for the instalia-
ton of the $4,000 pipe organ at The
Surf Theatre has been started. AL
terations are needed for the big IN
strument a be set Up. Efforts are
being made to have the work done
at the earliest possible date so that
the organ may be used.
Aubrey J. Durrua spent Sunday
ard Monday at Woodbridge.
Miss Julia K~allenbach, of Brook
lyn, is spending several days with
4 Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Miller.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Matthews, of
Red Bank, were visitors al the
home of the latter's parents. Mr..
and Mrs. Isaac N. Johnston, n
past week.
On Saturday night many friends
OF Miss Mary Withers, formerly of
Cliffwood near here. now residing in
New York Listened in" to a whist
ling recital which she gave at the
wireless station w. j. u. at Newark.
N. j. Miss Withers is a whistler of
particular ability and her program
was we'll worth listening to. When
residing at Cliffwood she often en-
tertained her friends with whistling
N programs but since her removal from
section she has improved no
syZkably and those who listened to
her wonderful renditions on Satur-
day night could hardly be convinced
that she was an amateur performer.
Miss Withers is the sister of Robert
Withers residing on Broadway, this
borough.