Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-11-28


MANY NEW MEMBERS.
One hundred new members have
Joined the Woman's Foreign Mis-
sionary Society. OF Simpson Metho-
dist Episcopal church, as the result
of the recent campaign made by The
society. This society now stands al
the head In the Elizabeth district
with the most number OF members,
1T having on its roll 1872. At the
monthly meeting OF the society held
last nightr'at the parsonage in High
street. the secretary made the report
uf the new members, which was re-
ceiyed with mHah qualification by
the members present.
The meeting was largely attended.
Miss Marina Craze, the president,
presided and made the opening pray
Or. The opening hymn was zone
More Days Work for Jesus" After
this the business session WAS held
and reports received, A report of
the recent convention held at West
field was given by Mrs. Frank Her
rington, end Mrs. William 81. Palmer
told Of the talk. by Miss Jennie v.
Hughes at that time, which was
mostly on the situation Of China at
the present, time. Following this an
excellent musical program was given
Piano solos were played by Miss
Jeanne ,Drysdale and Miss Alice
johnson; vocal solo, Calvary" by
Miss Jeannefte Hoagland; two selec-
lions by the Sunday school choir. A
social time followed and refresh
ments were served.
HANoJYEr IN THEATRE.
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g as pirtn. EaWaro hoyacs, 81 z
nfln o. Miller q hovacs, proprieIors
q tho Hi1ou theatre, entertalneo z
members OF Inc miller StocA Jun
pahy 2 q Few Irlehus az an IN
formal panquee last nasn,, MI.
AoVacs proved an auhiranle nose
q during the evening was present
- Witn nanosome sllser snaslns
~, token oi esteem Aron, ne
members q the company ana Ihe
employesaoI q lneatra. me uhaqna
part OF me event was nat ~ was
neid on the stage OF ne popuiaf
playhouse. AFTER an eiapora.e lur-
Key supper a peeh serssu lne
party enjoyed themselves aaneings
singing and teillng stories. ooine y
the OF the STOCK COMPANY
Enve lmpromplu Turns, wnleh iiaue
drew Nelson furnished music AND
Mr.. and Mrs. Samue Miller asslsdsa
the host~in .easerta1nlng ms guests,
MI koyacs1 motheT' brother ana
his fiancee from Brooklyn, were
among those present
PLAN THEAIER ~
On account OF \ lack oI
the social committee OF the senior
class OF the Perth annoy MY
school notified the members oI =
class thai no straW-riae Woaia pc
held TOMORROW night q speeial
meeting was called TINS noon ana a
Was proposed that the class enjoy q
theatef party TO New YORK Guy IN
stead OF the proposed RIDE FMS
suggestion met with the approval ot
nearly ALL It was stated lnat the
Board n Education VIII allow me
row afternoon. Therefore the sem
t0ra Will leave shortly after noon ID
order that they may be In New YORK
Ia time to see q matinee. Macbeth"
- the show which the social cen-
mittee has chosen for thef class TO
attend,
WORKING HARD
Waman& Club OF St Ste
sphen's Danish Lutheran church IL
working hard to make the coming
fair a success. As told before in
the NEWS the fair is to be held IN
Washington hall December 7 and y.
The ladies' have already on hand
d large assortment OF embroidery
ID well as plain servings and hand
work. Everyone wishing to contrib
ute TO the fair are requested to send
same to the committee. who is IN
posed of thu Following ladies: Mrs.
4. Ludvigsen, 217 South 1st street:
Mrs. Clio Moiler, 315 Washington
street, Mrs. Charles Petersen, Ill
Gordon street, Mrs. Henry Helseth,
"a Gordon street, or at Washington
hall ON the day OF the fair.
EUCHRE TONIGHT.
The meeting quarters of San Sal
wa1.r fsonunff M 900 Knfuhta Of
Colnynbus. and Loyal Order of
Mpose, In the Boynton building, will
tie the scene of the euchre and re-
ception OF the Ladies' Auxiliary to
the ST. Vincent de Paul Society this
evening. Oyer four hundred hand
some and useful prizes which have
~ ~~un SLf@fnu e., MoTNa~ynotftm