Perth Amboy evening news., 1908-03-24
Society

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METHODIST LADIES ELECT.
The annual meeting of the
Women's Foreign Missionary Society,
Of Simpson M. e. church. was held in
the Sunday school room last night.
The following were the officers elect
eds President, Mrs. Jane Overing-
ton; first vice president, Mrs. George
D. Runyonj second vice president,
Mrs. w. @. Snodgrass, third vice
president, Mrs. Dinkelacker; secre-
tary, Miss Anna Joslyn, treasurer,
Mrs. Sheath; literary committee,
Mrs. William Walters and Miss M.
Craze; refreshment committee, Miss
Katherine Woglom collectors, Miss
X. Drost, Mrs. Dinkelacker and Miss
X. Woglom. 1t was decided that at
the next meeting, to be held in the
main auditorium of the church, April
26, an address would be given by
Mrs. Henry jackson, Of Arlington, a
returned missionary from India. Mrs.
Jackson will tell about the Hindoo
woman, her childhood, betrothal,
marriage, widowhood and conversion
to christianity. She will deliver the
lecture in costume. A social will fol-
low the lecture and refreshments
will be served in the. Sunday school
room.
Mrs. William vanPelt, OF the
Standard Bearers, turned over to the
society $25 for the support Of the
child in China. !.
WILLIAM BAUMLIN SURPRISED.
William Baumlin, of Broad street.
was given a genuine surprise Satur-
day night, when number of his
friends called at his home to spend
Intervening. The hours were passed
away in playing games, dancing and
phonograph selections, At IL o'clock
refreshments were. served. Among
those present. were: Misses Jennie
Ebener, Anna Kirk, May Rieley, Tes-
sic IIagsman,, Rose Baumlin, Ma
tilda Baumlin, of this city; Mary
List, Bella Morrison, Bessie Morri-
son, Of New York. Messrs. William
Baumlin, Albert Antonides, John
Duffy, Albert Dempsy, Edward Stueb-
er, John .Melko, Albert Baumlin, Jo-
seph Bhoskey, William Jones, of this
city; Howard Lambert, Fredrick New
man and Friedrich Gully, of New
York.
MRS. HANSON ENTERTAINED.
Mrs. Chris Hanson, of Oak street,
entertained about fifty friends at her
home Sunday afternoon and night,
in honor of her birthday. Games
were played and gala time enjoyed.
At the right hour refreshments were
served.
CLOSES IT'S SESSIONS.
The Presbyterian Home Mission
study class closed yesterday with the
study Challenge Of the City" They
met at the home of Mrs. Charles X.
Stevens, on Jefferson street. The
class presented their teacher, Mrs.
Adrian Lyon, with a beautiful bou-
Quet.
LADIES HAD SOCIAL MEETING.
A social meeting of the Ladies'
was held at the home of Mrs. Annie
139 High street, yester-
day afternoon. A number of the
members were present and delight
ful social time was had. Refresh
nents were served during the after
noon.
HAVE A TEA SOCIAL.
A tea social will be given at the
home of Mrs. Frances l.. Brace, III
High street, Thursday afternoon, by
he Foreign Missionary Society of
he First Presbyterian church. In
music will be one of the
'eatures of the occasion, which will
asst from to O'Clock in the after
loon, and from to 8 o'clock in the
evening. A silver collection will be
aiken.
A THEATRE PARTY.
The sophomores of the high school |
will make up a theatre party for the |
Majestic theatre tomorrow night to |
zee "aThe Luck of MacGregor."
HELD A MUSICAL.
A musical was held at the home |
II Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Daw, in Buck
ngham avenue, Saturday night. Re-
reshments we're served at late
lour. Among those present were
Ir. and Mrs. ]. Raynor and son
ames, of Tottenville: Mr.. and Mrs.
Iugh Church. of this city, Mr.. and
frs. Daw and son Harry.
% ATTEND COUSINS WEDDING.
Jack Robbins will attend the we'd
ing of his cousin, Albert Robbins, to
Paterson girl. in that place. to-
light. Albert Robbins is the senior
lember of the fur dealing firm of A.
!. Robbins & Company, of New York.
PERSONAL.
Edward Sell, of Jefferson street,
!, out after his recent Illness.
Meas Davis is expected back from
is trip to Providence, r. I. next
eek.
William Treganowan. OF this city,
his mother. Mrs. M. e.
reganowan. and brother, Frederick
reganowan. of Dover, over Sunday.
Mrs. H. P. Golden, of 4S2 State
rect, who has been ill, has now en-
rely recovered.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. @. Wright, OF ,
Toodruff place, left this morning for :
le Delaware Water Gap, where Mrs.