Perth Amboy evening news., 1908-11-11
Society
MARINCS LUDWIGSON
SURPRISED.

SURPRISED.
Marinus Ludwigson, of 121 South
First street, was agreeably surprised
by few of his friends last night in
honor of his birthday The merry
makers assembled at the home OF
Miss Clara Anderson in Smith street
and marched to the Ludwigson home.
The evening was spent playing
games and with musical selections.
A repast was served about midnight
| Andrew o. Anderson, in behalf of the
guests, presented the host with a
token in esteem which was accepted
with a few appropriate remarks.
Among those present were. Mr..
and Mrs. Jacob Ludwigson. Mr.. and
Mrs. Louis Ludwigson. the Misses
Clara Anderson, Anna Peterson,
Marion Anderson, Anna Anderson,
Marion Brammer; Messrs. Edward
C. Smith. Charles Anderson, Andrew
o. Anderson, Thomas Anderson, An
drew Anderson and Chris Wagner.
A FAREWELL PARTY.
A farewell party was given at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Park
strom last night in honor of Miss
.. n.
who sail tomorrow for Sweden,
where they will spend the winter.
There was music, both vocal and In
strumental, and many games were
played. At late hour refreshments
were served and the guests departed
for their homes.
Among those present were Miss
Arusell and Mrs. Helquist. Mr.. and
Mrs Parkstrom, Mr. and Mrs. Will
liam Parkstrom, Miss Mary johnson.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Selin. Iver Ran
dahl and Emil Hamberg.
FORESTERS ARE HOSTS.
The members of the fair commit
tee of Court Am boy No. So, Foresters
of America. entertained the ladies
and all those who assisted at the re-
cent fair, at a reception and dance In
Washington hall last night.
The affair was an enjoyable one
and was attended by over 125 per-
sons. Dancing began at 8 O'Clock
and continued until shortly after L.
Music was furnished by an orchestra
under the direction of Fred O'Brien.
1 About 11:30 O'Clock supper was
served. The supper march was led
by James Kelley and Miss Campbell,
followed by about fifty couples.
The committee in charge was: ].
]. Deveny, chairman; Thomas Lucas,
secretary; Charles Warner, b. J.
Mullen, Ever Everson, Thomas B.
Gardner, Meyer Everson. Martin
Ryan, Joseph Froewith, Thomas
Wathney, P. F. Manton, Michael Pat
ton and Charles Seel. Jr.
BAPTIST TURKEY SUPPER.
The Baptist ladies are busy pre-
pairing for the turkey dinner which
they will given in their chapel, In
Fayette street, tomorrow night. The
bin of fare is an attractive one and
is bound to draw all the hungry
ones. These ladies have an excellent
reputation along this line and they
promise som mething even better than
ever before.
GIRLS SEWING SESSION.
The Girls Friendly Sewing Societ!
met at the home Of Miss May Hum
ahr66lEeasa swahRnst r@sfats sghpst sghpsstnt tPiaht aht
refreshments were served.
The society will meet next week a
the home OF Miss Nelson in Oal
street.
PERSONAL.
Mrs. William ]. Mesler left thii
m orning for two weeks to be spen
at Huntington, Long Island.
Miss Dorothy Nelson, of Elm
street. is recovering after being scr
iously i'll.
Mrs. ]. Bayer and daughter. Ber
tina, formerly of this city, now Of
New York, are visitors here today
Albert G. Waters started on two
weeks vacation from the cable
works this morning. He will visit
his parents in Patchogue, N. Y.
John j. Deveny, of New Brunswick
avenue, is visiting his son, Johr
Deveny, In Vineland, today.
Mrs. Harry Brunt, OF Convery
place, and Mrs. George Evans, ol
New Brunswick avenue. are visiting
In South Amboy today.
Alfred H. Peterson, of this city
who recently enlisted in the U. s
Army and is stationed at West Point
has secured a seventy-two pass. He
is visiting his parents here.
A Persistent once Seeker.
Governor Stanley Of Kansas was