Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-10-18
SOUTH Am BOY

saturday afternoon Mrs. John A.
coan, president Of the Parent-Teach-
er association, will entertain with a.
card party for the benefit of the as
soclatlon. Plans are being made to
entertain a large number of the
members and their friends.
captain and Mrs. Thomas McKeon
nave returned after spending their
annual vacation in West Virginia.
MRS. Anna Goats and a number of
friends motored to Newark last
night.
The members of the Echo Club. a
group of young men of this city. are
planning to hold an affair at one of
the bungalows at Morgan. Dancing
and refreshments and a general good
time is promised by those in charge
| of the affair.
Flags on all public building. in the
city will fly at half mast for a period
OF thirty days on the order Of the
council in memory of the late Chief
OF Police James e. Mcdonnell,
ollVer Costello, of Elizabeth. visit
ca with friends in this city yesterday.
Assemblyman Harold G.. Hoffman
spent yesterday in Newark on bust
Joseph G~erreghty motored with a
day.
The adjourned meeting of the
common council will be held in he
city hall tomorrow night.
Councilman G.. Frank Djshrow bas
been Ill for some time suffering from
tooth trouble.
James Gallagher motored with a
party of friends to New Brunswick
| yesterday.
tonight the regular meeting of
Luke A. Lovely Post will be held in
the clubrooms on David street. Plans
Tor improving the recently purchased
nome VIII be discussed at this time.
The board of trustees will in ali
probability render a report at this
meeting.
Miss Mary Tedesco motored to the
nome of relatives at Jamesburg yes
terday.
Rev. Edward Whalen, of James
burg, formerly assistant curate at
st. Mary's church, visited with
friends in this city yesterday.
Henry Jones motoreG with friends
to Long Branch yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Berry, of~East
Orange, who have been summering
in this city, have returned to Their
home for the winter months.
Felix Malanaphy motored with
friends to Newark on Tuesday of
this week.
Joseph Kress with a party of
friends motored to New Brunswick
on Monday.
to her home on Conover street after
a lnn cfaU uyifI Fr;a-l. - W.
kers, N. Y.
Edward Stolte, who recently I'M
derWent an operation at the local
hospital, is improving and will be
able to be about within a short time.
Mrs. John Callahan, of Augusta
street, is enjoying a stay of several
weeks with friends in Boston, Mass.
Cards have been received from Mr..
and Mrs. James f. C~urran. who are
on their honeymoon, stating that
they are enjoying their lengthy trip
through the west. Mrs. Curran was
formerly Miss Mary Seamen of this
city.
Mrs. Chris Mulraine and Mrs.
Harry Macholl with their children
enjoyed a motor trip to Red Bank
and vicinity yesterday.
Plans are progressing for the mon
ster character dane to be sponsored
by the Catholic Daughters tf Amer
lea to be held October 81 in st.
Mary's hall.
Thomas Coughlin enjoyed a per-
Torrance at one of Perth Nmboy's
leading theatres yesterday.
Street Commissioner John J. Con-
nors and his men have been for the
past several days busy putting the
newly opened Stockton street into
shape for traffic. The work is al
most completed and the long felt
want so stoutly fought for by the
people in that vicinity is at last a
realization.
A large delegation of members of
the Forty and Eight Societe motored
to Dunellen last night where degrees
were exemplifed by a popular
wrecking crew. The next promenade
will in all probability be held in