Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-01-17
FOR ANNUAL DANCE.


urged.
FOR ANNUAL DANCE.
special meeting of the Children
of Mary was held yesterday after
noon in the convent of st. Mary's r.
| C. church in Centre street to make
plans for the annual dance of the So
ciety.
The affair will be held on Febru-
ary Z, but no arrangements have yet
been made for hall. A feature will
be contest-for $25 in gold. The
proceeds will be contributed to the
church fund.
The following committee was ap-
pointed to arrange for the affair:
| Miss Maize McDermott, chairman;
Miss Nellie Mullen, Miss Mana Ian
gan, Miss Rose Langan, Miss Mary
Timmins, Miss Della Fahey, Miss
May Bulfn, Miss Margaret Quinlan.
Miss Loretta Kelly and Miss Nellie
Shean.
THALER-THALER
J. Thaler, of 256 A Smith street,
and Miss Clara Thaler, of the si.me
address, were married in Washington
hall last night by Rev. ]. Jurman,
rabbi of the temple Shaary Tfloh.
e. Sussman, the brides brother
in-law, was best man, and Miss An
ME Sussman was the maid OF honor.
The bride was gowned in white
silk and carried tea roses. The
bridesmaid wore gown of pink and
carried carnations.
Preceding and following the cere-
mony dancing was enjoyed. Supper
was served at 1890 o'clock.
The young couple will reside at
their present address, where Mr..
Thaler is engaged in the confection-
cry business.
BIRTHDAY PARTY.
Master Moe Fine, of 232 New
Brunswick avenue, entertained
number of friends at his home Satur-
day evening to mark the fifth ami
versary of his birthday. Games were
played and at an appropriate time re-
freshments were served. Many hand
some gifts were received.
Those present were Mr.. and Mrs.
Samuel Fine, Mrs. P. Levy, Dora
Fine, Lillian Polkowitz, Anna Miller,
Rose Levy, Minnie Polkowitz, Bessie
Miller, Moe Fine, Abraham Fine, ia
cob Polkowitz, Samuel, George and
Isadore Sladkus, Archibald Fine, Isa-
dore Miller, Leon Miller, Leon Levy
and Mrs. G. Levy, of New York.
MARIONS ON STRAWRIDE.
About twelve members of the Ma
rion A. G.. enjoyed a strawride
through South Amboy and South
River yesterday afternoon. The
party left their club rooms in State
street shortly after 1 o'clock and pro-
ceeded to South AmDoy .,y way of the
county bridge. They returned short
ly before 6 o'clock.
Among those who made the trip
were Charles Jacobsen, Joseph and
Thomas Mullen, John and Eugene
Bird, William Gray, Martin Ryan,
Edward McKenna, Nell Buckley,
William Harvey, Fred Horner, Den
mis- Desmond, Nicholas Howley,
Charles Buchanan, George Smith,
William Kozub and Michael Done
hue.
ENTERTAIN FOR MISS PLUSCH.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman A. Plusch, of
38 Lewis street, held an informal re-
ception Saturday night in honor of
the formers niece, Miss Florence
Plusch, of Catskill, N. Y, who is Wis
iting at their home. Cards were
feature Of the evening.
Present were Miss Florence
Plusch, Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Plusch,
Miss Ruth Jones, Miss Mary Gridley,
Miss Margaret Wight; Scott Burns,
Arthur Wight, Lewis Compton and
Malcolm CroWell.
MISS ROTH HOSTESS.
Miss Annie Roth, of Broad street,
gave a card party at her home last
night to a number Of friends. Whist
was played until 10 o'clock, when re-
freshments were served.
Present were the Misses Annie
Roth, Jessie Gluck, Hilda Brody and
Fannie Cohen; julius Aznes, Mich
ael Slobodien, David Gluck and Jack
Kramer.
BALL TO BE HELD FEB. ~.
At a meeting of tie Order Bnei
Zion, Camp No. 2, in Washington
hall last night, two candidates were
initiated, Jacob Sher, of Tottenville,
and A. Greenbaum, of this city.
The committee in charge of the
ball to be held in Washington hall
Tuesday, February %, reported pro-
gress.
YOUNG MEN DINED.
Wesley Fletcher and Albert Rip
penbein entertained a number of
their friends at an informal ban
quet served in the little South End
Club house in Rector street Friday
night. Among those who attended
were Frank Mccormick, John Riel-
ley, Lewis and William Compton
and Van Mulchahey.
WILL ENTERTAIN LADIES.
Arrangements are complete for the
monthly euchre and reception to be
given by San Salvador Council, No.
| 209, knights of Columbus, in their
rooms in Smith street tomorrow
evening.
TO WED THIS WEEK.
| The banns for the marriage Of
| Miss Margaret Heating and Frank
Dey were called for the last time in
The wedding will take place at the
ST. Mary's r. c. church yesterday.
church this week.
DEFER ENTERTAINMENT.
The entertainment that is being
arranged under the direction of Mrs.
Adele Stevenson, to be in the Pres
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