Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-11-21
FAIR-

Ihe baZar at the presbyterian
hapel in Rector street will open to-
morrow evening at $50 with the
following supper:
Hot Roasts
Cold Meat
D3ives Celery Cranberry Sauce
Mashed Potatoes
stewed Tomatoes
Biscuit Bread
Tea Coffee
Pie
Thursday evening o clam bisque
supper will be served, and Friday
pvening a salad supper. This de-
partment of the fair Is in charge of
Mrs. Alfred Mullen. She will be
assisted in serving by the Christian
@ndeavorsrs, and the following com
mittee: Mrs. Porter, Mrs. Bingle,
Mrs. Hamilton, Mrs. Battman, Mrs.
Boehm, Miss Boehm, Mrs. LaRoe,
Mrs. Fleetwood, Mrs. WorrelI, Mrs.
Lyon, Mrs. Druckenmiller, Mrs. Ma
gee, Mrs. Tarkelson, Mrs. Parsons
and Mrs. Warter.
The variety booth is in charge of
hrs. James Dwyer, assisted by Mrs.
Joseph Burns, Mrs. G.. w. Tyrrell,
Mrs. Petz, Miss Dryer. Miss Seaman,
Mrs. Reynolds, Miss DeHamm and
the Misses Berner. China, brass,
laces, potted plants, booklets, calen-
dars and a variety Of attractive
wares VIII be offered.
Homemade candies of purity and
excellence will be sold by Mrs. Hig-
gins, with the following committee.
Mrs. Degenring, Mrs. Conard. Mrs.
Arthur Graham, Mrs. John Sofeld,
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Fferson, Miss Edith Higgins and the
Misses Williams.
Ice cream and cake will be on sale
in the main room of the chapel.
Mrs. William FL. Meshrow is at the
head Of this booth. Her assistants
ere Mrs. McGregor, Mrs. w. r. Nc
Cready. Mrs. Solt, Mrs. Herbert,
Miss Jennie CIuney, Miss Helen
Meshrow, Miss Fleetwood and the
Misses Koyen. Those wishing to be
served with ice cream In the supper
room will please provide themselves
with Ice cream tickets.
Mrs. John Halpin, at the head of
the apron and linen booth, will be
assisted by Mrs. Theodore Blood
good, Mrs. Bechtel, Mrs. George
Seaman, Mrs. L. r. Hughes, Mrs.
Hhuli, Mrs. Stafford, Mrs. Petty, Mrs.
Laird. Mrs. Gregory, Mrs. Sarah
Brown and Mrs. Liddle. This com
mittee has been sewing since mid
summer and viii have a bewitching
display of fancy aprons, kitchen
aprons and many other dainty and
useful things.
1t is the aim OF the fancy work
booth to offer a very attractive line
OF moderately priced articles, suit
bic for Christmas gifts. More ex-
peasiye goods can also be secured.
Mrs. Andrew Happen is managing
this booth; with ller are associated
Mrs. Moke. Mrs GriswoId, Mrs.
Mrs, Lake, Mrs. Messin-
ger and Mrs. Henderson.
Those wishing horae made jeiIies.
preserves and canned fruits will be
to by Mrs. Mutt, who has
Of the grocery booth. Gro
and fresh fruits will also be
sale. The ladies assisting at this
booth are Mrs. F.. Martin, Mrs
Grouse. Mrs. Kaibh enn, Miss Mount,
Miss Owens and the Misses Oster-
hout.
Donations for the bazaar should be
sent to the chapel not later than
Wednesday oon
BRILLIANT ANNIVERSARY.
Surrounded by more than two
hundred guests. including r~slativest
trends and members of the
charch, Mr.. and Mrs. MAIDS g. Mel
zen, OF 234 Second street, celebrated
the twenty-ifth anniversary. OF their
marriage at the Danish Methodist
Episcopal church last night with one
OF the most elaborate receptions ever
held Id that edifice. The church,
where the program was carried out,
and the lecture room, where the
banquet was held, were lavishly dec
GRATED with palms and greens. In
the lecture room streamers of pur-
pie and gold crepe paper and silver
tinsel hung from the ceiling to the
side walls. An arch was arranged
on the platform of the lecture room
under which sat the couple during
the entire time the BANQUET was go-'
ing on. The entire affair was one
long to be remembered by all who
We're present on this occasion.
After the wedding march. played
BY Miss Lillian Hanson, daughter of
the pastor, the congregation sang
and Rev. II. G. HuDson, of the Beth
elship church, Brooklyn, made the
prayer. This was followed by sing
Ing By the choir and the address of
welcome given by Rev. g. w. Ham
son, pastor OF the local church. Ad-
dresses were also made by Rev.
Andrew Hansen, pastor OF the Sun
set Park church, Brooklyn, q former
pastor here: Peter j. Jensen, super
intendent Of the Sunday school, and
MIR. Nielsen. who was superintendent
OF the Sunday school for the past
thirty-one years.
In the course of the program Miss
Grace StruVe, q daughter of a niece
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Nielsen, presented
the couple with a large bouquet OF
chrysanthemnms, Rev. Mr.. Hanson
presented the couple with a basket
OF silver coins amounting to more
than fifty dollars, consisting of
twe~nty~fiye-cent pieces. Peter Jen-
sen. superintendent. presented them
With q silver spoon tray from the
Sunday school. Many letters and
kilograms or congratulations were
received from Chicago and Brooklyn.
Rev. M. @. Block, on North Dakota,
sen d telegram. Mr., and Mrs. Mel
sen were the recipients OF many
gifts on this occasion.
musical part OF the program
included selections by the orchestra,
duet by Mr.. and Mrs. r.. Madsen,
solos by Mira. Andrew Hansen. OF