Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-06-27

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this evening, will be given a rare
treat, as the following program will
be rendered:
Part One.
THE COMING OF SUMMER"
Characters
EARTH
Winter ....... Frost, Snow, Ice
SUMMER
Misses Dorothea Ramsay, Henrietta
Koyen, Cecilia Stafford, Velma
Taylor, Agatha Hansen, Cathrine
Cannon, Anna Hauser, Dorothy
Mccullough, Helen Solt, Claire
Solt, Anna Jensen, Ella Anderson,
Alma Anderson, Elizabeth Hill,
Barbara Mcleod, Mildred Foster,
Elvira Coleman; Masters Earl
Palmer, Wilfred tombstone, Nor
man Olsen, Jack Cannon, Frank
Gregory.
Reader -. Miss Ruth Hancock
Part Two.
"Morceau de Salon. Leslie Kuhn
Meditation 80. Agatha Hanson
"Fantasie" %(excused) ............
Henrietta Koyen
waning Leaves. Jack Cannon
Garland of Roses. Norman Olsen
lie Cor Du Position.
Frank Gregory
"a la Valse". ..... Cecilia Stafford
"a la Marche''. .Velma Taylor
ION Parade. ...... Earl Palmer
EAU Revoir Anna u
Solo and Chorus
-Wilfred tombstone and Glass
JOHN SEBASTIAN BACH
Glass Exercise
"Priere du Matin". .Cathrine Cannon
Beautiful May. .Dorothea Ramsay
"Mazurka de Salon" ............
Dorothy Mccullough
Valse Chopin. -. Wilfred tombstone
Spanische Tame
Miss Ciani, Mrs. Stevenson
Good Night Song. Glass
GIVEN REAL SURPRISE.
Mr.. and Mrs. Max Wurtzel, of Cor
don street, were e~njoyably surprised
at their home Saturday evening.
They were called away from their
home by one of the party and during
their absence the merry-makers en-
tered the house and made them
selves at home. When Mr.. and Mrs.
Wurtzel returned they were greeted
by their friends. The party remain
ed to luncheon, after which a social
followed. The evening was enjoy
ably spent with music and singing.
At a late hour the party left for
their homes. On July II Mr.. aud
Mrs. Wurtzel will sail for Europe.
They will make a pleasure trip
through the different countries, Wis
iting the principal points Of interest.
CLASS STRAWRIDE.
The class of 1911 will hold it's an
nual straw ride on Friday evening of
this week. The class will meet at
1870 o'clock at the home of Miss
Katherife Osterhout, in Woodruff
place. Two large hay wagons AVE
been secured to transport the class
from there to the home of Miss Pearl
Koch, in Amboy Refresh
ments will be served on the lawn and
several stunts have been planned by
the committee. The committee con-
sists Of Miss Katie O~sterhout,, chair
woman, Miss Harriet Drost, Joseph
Deegan and Willard Boughton.
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ENTERTAINS AT TEA.
Mrs. H. E. Pickersgill, of Lewis
street, entertained a number or
friends at a tea Monday afternoon in
honor of her mother, who is visiting
her. Among those present we're:
Mrs. George H. Coates, Mrs. Bert
Carter, Mrs. Ralph Fields, Mrs. t. P.
Rhodes, Mrs. Charles MacWilliaIn,
Miss Macmillan, and Mrs. John
Macmillan; also Mrs. o. w. Skeen,
of Greenfield, Ohio, who Is here on a
visit. Mrs. Pickersgfll proved her
self a charming hostess, and Ter
guests spent an exceedingly pleasant
afternoon.
TO SAIL ON OLYMPIC.
Abel Hansen of Gordon street will
sail for Europe tomorrow on the
giant steamship, the Olympic. He
will be accompanied by his daughter
Edna. They will be gone several
months and will visit the principal
cities of the Old World. Jesse Col
yer, of Gordon street, will also sail
on the Olympic. His daugher, Miss
Lavina Colyer, will accompany him.
They will stop with relatives for a
short time. The remainder OF the
trip will be spent In sight seeing.
CADETS AFFAIR FRIDAY.
A meeting Of the lawn festival
committee of the Westminster Ca
diets was held last evening to COM
plete arrangements for the event on
Friday night. Although the plans
were not definitely settled, 1t is
known that there are to be many
novel features and several surprises.
Particular attention will be paid to
the decoration of the lawn adjoining
the Presbyterian chapel.
ROBERT ROBINS WEEDS.
Robert Robins, of Atlantic City,
who has been a resident here for
some time, was married yesterday in
Palmyra to Miss Mary Hoss in the
Sacred Heart R. G. church, of that
city. Mr.. and Mrs. Robins were ex-
pected here last evening and will
make their home for a while in this
city.
BALL is SUCCESS.
A ball held last night by the st.
Alosa Society, No. 10, S. o. l. X. s.
j., in Kozusko's hall, was a big hnan-
cial success. 1t was held to collect
funds to help pay for a big American
flag recently purchased by the society