Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-07-15
TODAY'S LATEST NEWS CLEANED IN ALL PARTS OF THE CITY
Social Notes
CLEARED OVER $50.

CLEARED OVER $50.
A myriad of electric lights, a
dozen tables placed here and there,
white CARRIED ladies hurrying hitler
and thither with plates of ice cream
and homemade cake on the velvet
like lawn in front of the First Pres
byterian church marked the annual
cake and ice real festival last
night of the ladies concerned in the
maintenance of the-lfome for the
Aged. Assisted by number OF
children. the ladies dispensed Ice
cream, homemade cake and candy
from s until after 10 o'clock. realiz-
ing over $50 on the sale. A fish
pond, in charge of Mrs. William
Walters; a candy table, in charge of
Mrs. M. Laing; and a soft drink
stand, superintended by Earl
Barnes, added greatly to the pro-
ceeds. Mrs. William F. Van Pelt
vas In charge of the affair. Assist
ing her were Mrs. NJ. Laing, Mrs.
William Dinkelacher, Mrs. Clarence
Tuttle. Mrs. R. H. Barnes, Mrs.
Emanuel Williams, Mrs. Blow, Mrs.
Fred Hermann, Mrs. William Wal
tiers, Mrs. R. L. Kipp and Mrs.
Andrew J. Anderson. Music from a
monograph, operated by Harold
Laing, was enjoyed during the even
ing.
PLAN BASKET PICNIC.
The Danish Ladies' Society Ere
mad, at a meeting in Mckinley hall,
Wednesday afternoon. decided to
have a basket picnic at Pine Grove
Sunday. July "a. A COMMITTEES,
composed of Mrs. Eva Larsen, chair
man; Mrs. Annie Hansen, Mrs.
Kjersgaard, Mrs. Chris
tina Sandt, John Poulsen, Edward
Hansen and Matthias Lund, was
to arrange for the affair. The
with their friends, will go
out to the grove at 10 o'clock in the
morning and spend the entire day.
There will be games and dancing.
Refreshments will be served and
luncheon will be had from the bas-
6ets that will be taken out by the
aides.
s. 8. EXCURSION.
The union Sunday school will go
III ILcil duuAdl SACul " " DNiAC
wood Park on Thursday morning,
fully %, leaving Perth Amboy at
$3.50, Raritan Junction at 8:33, Me-
uchen at S:41, South Plainf1eld at
New Market at 8:52, Bound
Brook at 1858, Pennington Junction
It 9:18. The excursion will include
he Presbyterian, Danish M. E., Our
Danish Lutheran. Grace
Lutheran, of this city;
Sunday school; Reformed.
f Metuchen, and the Baptist, of
'outh Plainfield.
PLAN PEACH FESTIVAL. 4
Plans for b peach and ice cream fes-
to be held on the lawn in front of
English Lutheran church on
July 21st, is being made by
he Young Mems Guild Of the church.
It a recent meeting of the Guild a
composed OF Walter Zwoger,
L. Binder, Edward J. Peterson
nd J. G.. Binder were named to ar
for the affair. Ice cream cake
nd peaches will constitute the menu.
he lawn will be decorated with Japa
ese lanterns and colored lights to make
he place attractive.
TO SAIL AROUND ISLAND.
The Standard Bearers are looking
to their sail around Staten Is
and next Tuesday, as one of the big
and most brilliant affairs Of this
ind they have ever planned. Exten
i've preparations have been made for
he event and a good time is expected
or all that go. The trip will be
made on the steam vessel Lottie B. and
stop will be made at CoRey Island.
of the Standard Bearers have
iekets for sale.
FIRST BANNs TO BE CALLED.
The banns for the wedding Of George
oasteriek, of Charles street and Miss
Nary Holub, of Fayette street, will be
JAILED for the first time in the Holy
Trinity church in Penn street Sunday
morning. The ceremony will be per-
on July 80.
ANNIVERSARY EVENT.
Catherine Knudsen, Of 363 Oak
street, celebrated the anniversary !,
Of her birthday Wednesday night.
A number Of her friends ass smble.ii
at her home and q very ENJOYABLE
passed.
BRAGA LADIES MET.
A meeting of the Braga Ladies
held in Washington hall yes
.erday afternoon. when routine bust
was transacted.
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PERSONAL.
Miss Florence Boehm, OF Annvilie,
Pa, Is visiting her cousin. Miss
Edythe Boehm. OF Market street.
Letter Carriers Frank G. Coniugs
and Theodore l.. CroweiI and Clerk
Joseph Growney, of the post once.
will start their annual summer va
next Wednesday.
Miss Elsie Stainsby, of Gordon
is spending a few weeks at
Essex Falls, N. Y.
Rudolph A. Kish has returned to
Port Washington, L. L., after sew
arai days spent with his parents in
his city.
Miss Helen Hanson, OF Gordon
street, left today for a short stay at
.sbury Park.