Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-01-03
Social Notes
ARMY woRKER To WED.

ARMY WORKER TO WED.
Captain Lulu Benedict, who has been
in charge of the Salvation Army in this
city for the past nine months, will leave
here next week for Reading, Pa, to
be married.
There will be farewell meeting at
the rooms of the army in Smith street
next Sunday afternoon and evening on
the occasion of her leaving this city.
Captain Benedict will become the
bride of Captain William Ledrew, who
is in charge of the army corps at Read
ing, Pa. The ceremony will take place
in st. Stephen s Reformed church,
Reading, on Thursday, January 18th,
and will be performed by Colonel Rich
ard Hultz, of Philadelphia. Captain
Benedict will remain in the army and
will assist her husband-to-be in the
work in Reading.
A JOLLY SLEIGHING PARTY.
A sleigh ride was given on New
Year s eve in honor of Miss May Hutt,
who was visiting Miss Edith Crowell.
Two sleigh )ads of young people left
early on New Years day when they
joyed at Runyon.
In the party were Miss Margaret
Williams. of Princeton; Miss Edith
Stacey, Miss Alberta Williams, Miss
Edith Crowell, Miss May Hutt, Miss
Ruth Jones, Miss Laura Ramsay, Miss
Mary Gridley, Miss Jetta Stacey, Miss
Gertrude Pfeiffer, Walter Comingss,
Charles Stumps, R. and M. Crowell,
Fred BRIGGS, Martin Brennan, Van Mul-
chahey, Jack Klein, Seymour Viii
liams and Aaron Darby. Mr.. and Mrs.
Alfred H. Crowell chaperoned the party.
OBSERVED BIRTHDAY.
Mrs. B. Wilentz, of 9s Lewis street,
gave a party yesterday afternoon in
honor of her daughter, Katie, who was
sixteen years old. Present were the
Misses A. Aneckstein, L. Singer, d.
Singer, J. Polensky, D. Goldberger, H.
Goldberger, L. Weinblatt, M. Vein
blatt, L. Balint, K. Karkus, j. Margar-
etten; T. Greenberg, of Helmetta; and
P. Levitt, of New York; Mr.. and MIS-:
Wileutz; A. London, NJ. Sarokin, S.
Sarokin, B. Goldman, F. Siegie, j. Kar-
kus, j. Polensky, L. Poiensky, F. Will
entz, D. Wilentz, J. Balint; Charles
Levitt, of New York; and H. Goldstein,
of Brooklyn.
ENTERTAINED FRIENDS.
il. Anderson,\ of 272 Prospect
street, celebrated ris forty-seventh
birthday anniversary.'with a reception
to few friends Saturday night. Pres
ent were: MEF and Mrs. Nels Lund,
Mr.. and Mrs. II. P. Madsen, Mr.. and
Mrs. Erik Andersen, Mr.. and Mrs. An
dreas Andersen, Mr.. and Mrs. Hans Pc
ter sen, Mr.. and Mrs L. L. Anderson;
the Misses Clara Andersen, Meta An
dersen, Annie Andersen, Anna Ander-
sen, Marion Andersen, Anton Andersen,
Z. G. Smith, C. C. Andersen, Andrew ..
Andersen and others.
HOME MISSIONS.
The Home Missionary Society of the
PRESBYTERIAN church will hold its Janu-
ary meeting tomorrow afternoon in the
ladies' parlor. The subject will be
"Our Foreigner"
A social hour will follow. On the
committee are Mrs. William Meshrow,
Mrs. Irwin Solt, Mrs. Ira Grouse, Mrs.
P. Hancock and Mrs. George Klipp.
TWO COMING WEDDINGS.
The banns for the marriage Of Miss
Margaret Keating and Franklyn Dey
were called for the first time in st.
Mary's R. C. church yesterday. The
banns for Miss Sadie Dosch and Thomas
Grove were also called for the second
time. The latter marriage will take
place next week in the church.
MISS JENSEN HOSTESS.
Miss O. r. Jensen entertained few
friends at her home, 269 Oak street,
night. Selections were rem
dered by the Jack Rose quartet and
orchestra and refreshments were SER
we'd.
PERSONAL.
Fred Slaight, of Newark, has re-
turned home after visiting his pa
rents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Slaight,
of Water street.
Mrs. John Owens, of Jefferson
street, and daughter, Mrs. Howard
Keller, spent Saturday and Sunday
in New York.
Miss Ruth Hancock, of Jefferson
street, has returned home after
spending the holidays at East
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