Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-11-19

MISS BURNS SURPRISED

III OOAMH IE0HfEI.
A merry surprise was rendered
Miss Agnes Burns at her home. in
North First street, Friday night, by
a NUMBER or her friends. The even
ing was pleasantly spent in music,
singing and games. About midnight
refreshments were served, after
which the guests departed.
Among those present were the
Misses Kitty Harding, Mamie Camp
bell, Annie Reddy, Vivian Graybill,
Rose Kelly, May Doyle, Margaret
O'Brien, Annie Young, Alice Gala
CHER, Emily O'Hara, May Eagen,
Carrie Henderson, Ruby Labrec,
Mamie Petersons Bessie Reddy, Agnes
Burns, Anna Burns, Cecilia Burns;
Messrs. Eugene Bird, George Tooker,
Charles Bloodgood, Walter Ander-
son, Alfred fanny, .Corrie sWinant,
Leo Langan, Edward Booz, James
Cluney, Albert Antonides, Harry Lar
kins, Frank Campbell, Arthur Hugh
es, Edward McKenna, John Frice,
Harry Burns; and Lansing Winnie,
OF New Brunswick; Harry Groves, of
Railway; Ambrose Hardy, of New
Dorp; William Casey, of Brooklyn.
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SOUTH AMBOY SURPRISE.
members of the Juvenile Temple
Oh denmark Lodge, 1. o. G. T., went
TO south Amboy Saturday afternoon
10 surprise Emily Miller, of that
place. The party of about twenty
lett here in Jens Sorenson's
ter wagon about 2 O'Clock. chaner-
oned by Mrs. J. Sorenson and Miss
Lydia Christensen. The home of
Miss Miller was reached about 3
O'Clock. The party was heartily re-
ceived. The afternoon was eniov-
ably spent playing games, singing
and other amusements. AT 5 O'Clock
luncheon was served. The happy
party left for this city about Z
o'clock, part of the party returning
by train. ~
Among those present were: Mr..
and Mrs. Jens Sorenson, Mrs. Maria
Peterson, Mrs. C. Miller, Mrs. Hans
Navy. Mrs. Hans Dennisen, the Miss
es Martha Christensen, Augusta Pet.
erson, Dorothea Peterson, Lena Navy,
Ilillie and Mary Christensen, Mary
Lund, Maria Lund; Messrs. Thomas
peterson, Jens Sorenson; Jr., Hans
Sorenson, Chris Sorenson, LaurisI
~Sorenson, William Nehrkorn, Nels
Navy, w. Gerlufsen, Henry Peterson,
Erland Anderson, Harry Peterson,
Tony Dennison, H. Dennison, Chris
and Nels Miller.
CUP AND SAUCER PARTY.
A farewell cup and saucer party
was rendered Miss Anna Mintz, Of
Fayette street, last night, by her sis
ter, Ida Mintz. About twenty friends
were present, and the evening was
enjoyably spent playing games, sing
ing and with piano solos. A supper
was served the guests by Miss Mintz.
Miss Ida Mintz and Miss Jennie Will
entz acted as mattresses. The feat
ure of the party was each guest
card bearing the giver's name and
monogram, wishing the hostess much
happiness.
morning. 1t is understood Miss
Mintz, who is engaged to be married,
will shortly leave for New York,
where she is to wed.
Among those present, last night,
were Mr.. and Mrs. Nathan Wilentz,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Mintz; the Misses
DldllCne BERGER henrietta SplJZer,
Sadie Wagner, Bessie Karkus, Lena
Goldman, Rebecca Wedeen, Cathar-
inc Wilentz, Marion Mintz and
Fannie Wolf; Messrs. Louis VOCAL,
Max Fucker, Meyer Friedman, Louis
Splitter, zach Written, Philip Bravak,
Frank Wilentz, Harry Greenes, Sam
uel Fucker, Charles Polensky.
GUESTS OF MRS. FOX.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Bohr, of Nyack,
N. ", Mrs. N. C. Bohr, of Boston, and
Mr.. and Mrs. M. d. Sheriff., accom-
panied by their daughter, Minette, of
Irvington, were the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred F. Fox, of Rector street,
over Sunday.
PLEASANTLY ENTERTAINED.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hyman Wedeen were
entertained by a number of friends
night at their home, 225 Smith
The evening was %enjoyably
spent playing games, singing and
dancing. Piano solos we're rendered
by Miss Nettie Wedeen and several
violin solos were given by Nathan
Wedeen.
Supper was served at 10 O'Clock.
Shortly after midnight the guests de-
parted for home.
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