Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-04-16
SOUTH AMBOY

be held in st. Mary'a school hall
Wednesday night, will be in charge
of the Misses Kathryn Cleary and
Dorothy Watts. The ladies report
the reception of n large number of
prizes and are confident that they
will realize a neat sum from their
efforts. Tables will be arranged for
bridge, five hundred, pinochle and
euchre. The games will start at s
o'clock. The following comprise the
committee: Mrs. e. A. Meacham,
Mrs. James Wallace, Mrs. John Sui
Ivan, Mrs. L. Credico; the Misses
Kathryn Canton, Kathryn Gum
drum, Anna Mullen, Margaret
.Braney, Mary Holton, May Duggan,
Modesto Kennedy, Mary N~ickerson,
and the following men, James Gal
lagher, James Mcdonnell jr., John
.Cosgrove jr., Frank Hackett, Luke
Lenahan of George street.
A regular meeting of the Amer
lean Legion Auxiliary will be held at
the post headquarters on tomorrow
night at s o'clock. The material for
the peoples will be on hand and will
be distributed to the members. The
ladies Ire anxious that this years
sale of poppies be equal to the record
as established last year.
Miss Pauline Watts of ELIZABETH
spent the weekend at the home of
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
Watts.
The Rev. Sylvester Welsh, son of
Michael Welsh, OF this city, whose
several days with his father on
First street.
A number of bus drivers will be
hailed before Judge Forgotson to-
night at the city hall, when charges
of hardness Of schedule will be
brought against them by police Of
ficers. 1t is UNDERSTOOD the drivers
will fight any attempt to fine them.
A surprise tea and miscellaneous
shower was given by Miss Bernyce
Bogart, in honor of Miss Gladys En-
mons, Saturday afternoon at the
aBide-A-Wee rest room. A fine col
lection of attractive gifts were dis
played by Miss Emmons, after which
dainty refreshments were served.
The color scheme was blush pink
and salmon, and the decorations
were carried out in detail in artistic
The guests were: Miss
Gladys Emmons, Miss Bernyce Be-
CART, Mrs. r. P. Mason, Mrs. Har-
old Stephenson, Miss Mary Buchan-
an, Miss Ruth Newton, Mrs. E. Os-
borne. Miss Helen Brown, Miss Mar
tina Buchanan, Mrs. Ralph Crane,
Miss Elizabeth Kirchner and Miss
Sarah Diebert.
Mr.. and Mrs. Norman SculI of
Jersey City, spent the weekend at
the home of relatives on George
street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Michael Maggie, of
IIsol,I,.- -E,AAT A.A Y,kA-&Aa..f, ~
relatives from Philadelphia, Pa, at
their home.
The laying of the side walks OF
The contractor will at once begin the
setting of the curbing. The resi-
dents seem pleased with the work.
Ronald Kleckner, county com
mander of the American Legion,
with a number of friends from Perth
Amboy were in this city on Saturday
night and were present 1T the Legion
Minstrel given at st. Mary's hall.
NJ. Lee Stults, chairman of the
Forty and Eight smoker vas in
Perth Amboy yesterday completing
plans for the entertainment to be
held in conjunction with the affair.
The admission cards have been cir
culated about the county to MEM
bers of the society, the returns from
which are expected before Wednes-
day. The smoker will be held in the
X. of p. hall at the corner of First
and Stockton streets, at s o'clock on
Saturday night.
Connie" Ryan has resumed his
studies at Villa IOWA College after a
vacation at the home of relatives on
Stockton street.
Miss Alice Duggan of New York
city, spent the weekend at the home
of her sister. Mrs. Vincent j. Buck.
Miss Duggan will leave today for
MiddletoWn. n. j.. where she will