Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-08-06

TENDERED ~RECEPTION.


TENDERED RECEPTION.
A. reception was rendered Jacob
Weitzer in honor of his birthday yes
terday at the home Of H. l.. Splitter.
at 10 Hall avenue During the AZ
ternoon games we're played and Dr.
Silvertein and Miss Bessie Karkug
rendered piano and vocal selections
A delightful supper was then served
to the merry crowd, at which time
Mr.. Weitzer made a short speech and
proposed a number of toasts. In the
evening dancing was enjoyed, includ-
ing more vocal and piano selections
All know they never had a better
time and after wishing Mr.. Weltzer
many more birthdays, the party dis
persed.
Among those present were: Miss
Sadie Wagner, Miss Bessie Karkus,
of this city, and Miss Rose Wagner,
Of Newark, DIR. William SilversteIn,
eLo Goldberger, Meyer Friedman,
Jacob Weitzen, Max Fucker. II. L.
Splitter and Louis Farhel, Of New
York.
FRIENDS GREETED HER.
Miss Myrtle Snyder, who has been
spending her vacation at New ProYi-
derce, returned last Friday and on
Saturday night a party was given
her by a number of friends, at her
home on Market street. Games COM
prised the evenings entertainment,
and refreshments, consisting OF wat
ermeIon and birch beer, were served
at II o'clock by the charming hpzt-
ess. Miss Snyder leaves for Asbury
Park In a few days, where she viii
spend a short vacation with friends.
AT BOYNTON's TO-DAY.
The st. Stephen Danish Lutheran
Sunday school is enjoying their an
rual outing and excursion at Boyn-
ton Beach today. They left the cor
ner of State and Broad streets at 3
o'clock in special cars of the Public
Service.
TO BE MARRIED AUGUST Is.
The marriage Of Miss Marie Jago,
Of Broad street, to William Jenkins,
also Of this city. will take place Aug
list Is.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Leavy, g0f
State street, visited friends iii Brock
lyn yesterday.
Miss Edith Stacey. OF Jefferson
street, will leave in a few days for
Waterloo, N. ", where she VIII
spend her vacation visiting Miss Hel-
en- Marshall.
Axel Anderson, Of Newark, form
erly Of this city, is spending his yaca-
ton here.
DIR. F.. C. Henry mad family and
Miss Helen Henry left Saturday for
Asbury Park for a so1ourh. 7
Mrs. John b. Srnyser and John d.
Smyser, Jr, Of New YORK. rormeriy
of this city, visited relatives IN town
yesterday. The latter, leaves Tor But
falo, N. Y, this week
Miss Emily Erickson is ~entertains
ing Miss Clara Lund, OF New YORK.
Miss Bessie Booz presided at th<
organ in st. Peters church y~ester14l
in the absence OF the organists p
witt Garretson.
Mrs. Mary Stewart and Miss MiIlil
Stewart, of Philadelphia, are thu
guests OF Mrs. J. J. Deitche. In Hi9l
street.
Mrs. Ferd Garretson. Of Hisf
street, leaves today for q visit g
Philadelphia.
Leslie Sutton will enjoy a vacation
fl ON his duties at the Standard I'm
foreground Cable Works soon. Mf'
Sutton is arranging to pass most o.
his time in the cool mountains Of
New York state. /.
BRAGA NIGHT. t
The Bragg Singing Society held
its monthly social last night 81
Braga Hall. A large number attend
cd and enjoyed a program OF musk
and refreshments. Several songs
were rendered by the members or the
society and the meeting broke up 81
1890 O'Clock. They will hold 9 con-
cert August 2S;
Miss Lille Mertz. of Jersey City,
is visiting relatives on Broad street,
A private excursion held sway q
Sea Breeze yesterday +.
Mrs. H. Koch. of Brooklyn. IL ths
guest of Mrs. o. E. Bardmon, p
Madison avenue.
Mrs. Howard Giles and daughtei
Hattie, of Plainfield. are visiting J
fhio RtfNT II