Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-06-13
PUPILS GIVE MUSICAL.

PUPILS GIVE MUSICAL.
Pupils of Miss E. A.. Remmicke, Of
207 Market street, gave a musical at
her studio Saturday afternoon, many
friends and relatives being present.
Refreshments and a social hour was en-
joyed, following the rendering of the
program, which included these selec-
tions:
Duet-"Poet and Peasant" Misses
Rebecca Brody and Rose Levy.
"Narcissa." Miss Mildred Brown.
"Sonatine.". Miss Marion Daven.
port.
"Market Maid" Miss Laura Mel
BON.
Duet-"'The Mill on the Brook"
Misses Bernice Mason and Myrtle
Messler.
"Moonbeams on the Lake" Miss
Dorothy Dressler.
Evening Star Waltz" Miss Alma
Mathiasen.
"Little Fairy Waltz" Miss Kath-
crime Doris.
"Belle in the Valley" Miss Myr-
tie Messler.
"Market Maid" Miss Laura Mel
son.
Selection-Miss Violet Luckenbill.
Duet-FAttack of the Uhlans.''
Misses Mildred Brown and Helen Bech-
tel.
Those present were: Misses Doro-
thy Dressler, Violet L~uckenbill, Re.
becca Brody, Katherine Doris, Rose
Levy, Alma Mathiasen Laura Nelson,
Fanny Anderson Title Shumsky, Irene
Shipley, Bernice Mason, Anna Byonsen,
Marion Davenport, Helen Betchel N.
Peterson, Isabelle Kaufman Myrtle
Messler, Miss Frankel, Grace Low, AL
ia Price, Rose Meagher Gertrude Meag-
her Mildred Huyler, Romano Brown,
Florence Klein and Elizabeth Doris.
DELIGHTFUL EVENING.
In spite of the weather conditions
last night there was a good attend
ance of the members at the final
meeting of the season Of the Foreign
Missionary Society of the First
Presbyterian church at the chapel.
President Miss Emma William
presided and announced the pro-
gram. Miss VanNuis read from the
Scriptures and D. w. Boehm made
the prayer. The subject of the meet
ing was Japan" Former Judge
Adrian Lyon gave an interesting talk
on the people of Japan and Wilbur
LaRoe, Jr., spoke on mission Work
in Japan" The musical part of the
program consisted of a solo by Miss
Elsie Snyder and n by Mr.. Merits,
A social time followed with refresh
ments. The committee In charge
consisted of the following: Mrs.
Wilbur LaRoe, chairman; Mrs. S. b.
Shull, Mrs. Dwyer, Miss Morris, Miss
Elsie Snyder, Miss Mile Deitche,
Miss Blanche Greive, Wilbur LaRoe
and Sidney Ridd~lestorffer.
ANNOUNCE ENGAGEMENT.
The engagement of Miss Anna
Holm, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. i.
P, Holm, of Rector street, and
Edward DeMonseigel is announced.
Miss Holm is a high school teacher
and said today she would resume her
duties next fall. The wedding Will
probably be in June. 1912. Mr.. De-
Monseigel is a dentist.
PLAN STRAWRIDE.
A meeting of the entertaining com
mittee of the high school class or ~
was held last night at the nome, OF
Miss Katherine Osterhout, in Wood
ruff place. The committee planned
to have a strawride and lawn festl-
val Friday, June 80. The party will
ride to the home Of Pearl Koch, in
the upper part of Amboy avenue,
and will have their lawn festival
there. The class will meet at Miss
Osterhout's house about 1880 z. M.
STRAWBERRY FESTIVAL.
The Woman's Club, Of st. Ste
phen's Danish Lutheran church, Will
hold a strawberry festival In the
basement of the church Thursday
night. A fine musical program is be-
ing arranged and a pleasant evening
is in store for all who attend.
A COMING WEDDING.
Simon j. Dwyer, of Elizabeth
street, this city, and Miss Lola Dem
ing Hooper, of Tyrell street. Totten-
vile, will be married in st. Mary's R.
G. church on Saturday.
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