Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-08-27

es. DIR. Silverstein, Philip Boark, Jo-
seph Jaffrey, A. Sher, Mr.. Archer,
N. Ricci, B. Goldman and Benjamin
Goldman of this city, Max Lazarus
of Brooklyn, Joseph Klein and A.
Seelfound of New York.
PRIVATE TROLLEY PARTY.
The D.. G. S. Club held a private
trolley ride around the loop on Sat
urday night in the private car Pub
lie Service.
A colored man in uniform was In
attendance to wait on the party and
nothing was missing to make the af-
fair a success in every way.
A few minor troubles were eXpe-
rienced, such as the breaking of some
dishes, a fuse blowing out and being
held on switches, but in spite of these
the party all enjoyed themselves ar
irving home in this city a little after
midnight.
Among those present we're Misses
Elizabeth Weed, Paula Poulsen of
this city, Ethel Rogers of Totem
Vile. Helen O'Donnell, Margaret
O'Donnell and Mary Stillwell of New
Brunswick, and Messrs. Victor john
son, Alonzo Weed, Richard Eriek-
son and Albert Howell of this city,
Frank Rogers, Lester Rogers and
Clarence Rogers of Tottenville.
SURPRISE PARTY.
A surprise party was rendered Miss
Sophie Shragovitz last night at her
home. 80 South First street, by the
members of the Juvenile Pleasure
Club. who presented her with a beau
tiful iewelry case for her past work
in the society. Vocal and piano Sc
lections, together with a number OF
games, comprised the evenings en-
tertainment, and after refreshments
were served, the party wendell their
way homeward at midnight.
Among those present were: Misses
Dora Sher, Katie Wilentz, Mary
Mintz. Bessie Levy, Beccie Doris,
Jennie Som, Lena Daitz, Mary Fin
gerote, Lena Solomon, Yelta Glot-
stein, Annie Siegel, Fannie Diamond,
Mollie Roth, Jennie Daitz, Bessie
Borak, Nettie Weeden, Annie Glass,
Bessie Shragovitz and Sofie Kapel-
owitz.
GOING TO RHODE ISLAND.
The Nat Pierce Association Will
leave Saturday night on the
BrOVlucuCG llnC lOl IiOfloCASSt A'
l.. where they will spend Sunday and
Labor Day. A real Rhode Island
clam bake will be enjoyed by the
party while there, hat being the
principal reason for the trip. A gen.
eral good time is expected. and those
who intend going are: Bradley W.
harrington, G. Howard Smith, VIII
liam Crowell, George Mead, William
Floersch, ]. Harry Mccormick, Her
bert Crowell, Carl Walters, N. w.
Pierce of this city, and Mr.. Hardy,
of Tottenville. Mr.. Pierce's father
will join the party in Providence,
COULD GET NO CAR.
The trolley ride of the Raritan
club which was to have taken place
to Chimney Corners, near Plainfleld,
last night, did not take place on ac-
count of the committee being unable
to secure a car from the Public Ser
vice Sunday. President Goldberger
will call a meeting of the club We'd
nesday night, to be held at the club
rooms in High street, to make other
arrangements for an outing to be
held in the neal future.
CHILDREN'S DAY.
Saturday was children's day at
Boynton Beach and it is estimated
that over 5000 little ones spent the
day there. The tots arrived early
in the morning, and not one accident
occurred to mar the days pleasure.
The weather was fine and most of
the crowd in attendance came by
trolley. All the amusements were
free and the little ones certainly did
have a good time.
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CAMP AT MIDLAND BEACH.
Miss Paula Poulson, Miss Elvira
.Poulson and parents entertained a
few friends in their camp at Midland
Beach yesterday. They expect 70
break camp the latter part OF TINS
week., and return to their nome IN
this city, having beer at n peach
for the past month.
SAILED FOR EUROPE.
A Salz senior member of the firm
of a. salz q Co, sailed for S%chuburg,
France last week. Henry Salz, jun
Tor member of the firm, Mr.. n Mrs.
Pepper, Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. King ana
Miss Estelle Salz accompanied him
as far as New York city to bid him
bon voyage.
MARRIED LAST NIGHT.
Vicolai Jensen and Catherine Ben
dixen were married last night by Rev.
J.. F. Christensen at the minister's
home. They will go to housekeeping
at 1853 Gordon street.
CAKE SALE A SUCCESS.
A very successful cake sale was
held by the ladies OF Grace English
Tmfksran Church in the .YestTy
church ala&5 sernoon.