Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-10-17

recorder Harold L. Pickersgill,
who has been considerably worried
for the past week, because of the
illness of his father, Rev. E.. Pick
ersgill OF Pottsville. Pa, has been
assured hal his father who was re-
Gently operated upon is doing nicely
and soon expected to recover from
his illness.
Grand Deputy p. Palo, of First
street, was the guest of the Gior-
dano Bruno, No. 1876, Lodge of the
Sons of Italy. in Long Branch, sun
day.
A clipping social will be held fol-
lowing the meeting of Violet Re-
bekah Lodge, No. Sc, Odd Fellows at
Odd Fellows Hall tomorrow night.
The affair will be for members and
friends. The committee in charge
OF arrangements is planning to en-
terrain a large gathering on this &C.
e~asion. There will be refreshments
served. The awarding Of Sc in gold
will take place at the same time.
Mrs. Dorothea Moore. the ~represen-
tative to the recent state assembly
held at Asbury Park and Mrs. Will
liam Seiber, the new district deputy
president are expected to say some
thing about the two days session
held at the ~seashore.
H. L.. Splitter, sales agent for
Richmond county for the Buick au-
tomobiles, a former resident of this
city, was named the temporary pres
ident of the Lions Club organized
by a number of prominent business
men at Port Richmond, Staten ISL
and, last Wednesday.
Algonquin Lodge, No. Al, knights
OF Pythias, at its meeting last night,
conferred the rank of esquire on
five candidates lnto the order.
Grand Outer Guard Simon Fish,
with Chancellor Commander Sam
tel Daniels of Roth Lodge, of New
ark. were at the meeting and took
part in the work. Past Chancellor
Cortland Sheath was in charge Of
the degree work. and Chancellor
Commander Peter Poulson was in
the chair. Besides many members
OF the lodge there were visitors
I present from Good Samaritan Lodge
of South Amboy. Roth Lodge of
Newark and a New York Lodge. The
rank of knight will be conferred
a. the next meeting.
DIR. Frank C. Henry. of State
street, has returned from a trip 20
South America on the steamer Vau-
ban, of which vessel he was the
ships urgeo on the trip. DR..
! Henry left here in August and re-
turned Sunday. He has resumed
his practice again.
Perth Lodge No. 1874. Benevolent
! and Protective Order OF Elks VIII
! meet tonight at the club house IN
Madison avenue.
The Mansield-Law School of
Dancing opened its classes at Junior
| Club Monday, many of the children
showing exceptional ability. Both
Miss Mansfield and Miss Law are
| pupils of the Chalif school of dane
ing In New York City, They have
| already established large classes in
New York and Staten Island. Miss
Minnie Benish of this city is the &C
companist.
jacobson & Gcldfarb with offices
in the Raritan building. have pur-
| chased the real estate and insurance
business of BENJAMIN Encherman,
Mr. .Eneherman's Office was former
Iy located at ia Smith street. 1t IL
understood that Mr.. Encherman
| plans to study law.
A meeting of the dance committee
Of ST. Martins Italian Social Club
Twill be held at the home Of the chair
man, George Badelato on Division
street tonight. At this time plans
for the dance in Washington Hall.
November 4 will be made. On the
right of the dance the anniversary Of
the signing Of the Italian peace also
will be celebrated.
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