Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-03-13
A PLEASANT SURPRISE.

Miss Alice Rundgren was pleasantly
surprised Saturday evening at her home
267 Oak street by q number of friends.
Games were played and singing and
music was enjoyed. A piano and violin
duet was rendered by Miss Esther and
Alice ~Rundgren. A solo was sung by
Miss Emma Smith and Max Muschick.
A quartette solo was also rendered by
the Messrs. Charles Arbith, James
Knot, Max Muschick and Eddie Bach
man. Supper was served at an early
hour. Those present were: Misses
Dora Carter, of Highland Park, Mar
garet Suneller. of Hayreville, Anna
Dali, Anna Smith, Esther Rundgren,
Elisabeth Rsek and AFie~ RandY<~n, ii
'sthie city, sssxz Max MnSchfck,
Charles Arbith and James Knot, OF
Sayreville, and Eddie Bachman. John
Petersen and Charles Andersen, of this
city. The guests departed at an early
hour, all having a good time.
PLAN FOR TEA.
A well attended meeting of the La
dies Auxiliary to the Y. NJ III A. was
held in the club rooms yesterday after
moon at which plans were made for an
afternoon tea which will be given un-
der their auspices in the club rooms
on Sunday, March SO. The question
of afiliating this branch Of the organi-
cation with the Y. NJ. H. A. Juniors
relative to the publishing Of a paper
was acted upon favorably and Miss
Katherine Karkus was elected associate
editor. The reporters will be Misses
Katherine Wilentz and Sophie Ellis.
Morris Miller has been made editor-in-
chief for the present time. The paper
will be known as the Y. M. III. A. Out
look and will be used for the exclusive
purpose of increasing the Literary spir-
it OF the organization. News pertain
ing 10 the Y. NJ. Fl. A. will have the
most important pages Of the paper.
Lieber-KAUFMAN
Miss Anna Kaufman, of New
York, and Louis Lieber, of 1877 Smith
street, were united In marriage In
Astoria hall, In New York, last.
night before a large gathering of
friends and relatives. Mr.. and Mrs.
Benjamin Kaufman, of New York,
acted as witnesses. After a wedding
trip of several days, Mr.. and Mrs.
Lieber will start Housekeeping in
the Shumsky apartments, In Market
street. Mr.. and Mrs. Max Friedman.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. Lieber, r. and Mrs.
G~reenberg, Louis and Benjamin Is
enberg, Harold Jacobsen, Joseph
Wahrman, Hyman Lieber and Claude
Holmes, of this city, were present at
the ceremony.
MISSIONARY MEETING TONIGHT.
The March meeting Of the Foreign
Missionary Society viii be held in the
Presbyterian chapel tonight. Tho sub
jeet Is Syria. Mr.. Barnes will give a
map talk and tell of his visit to the
Protestant Syrian College at Beirns.
Papers will be read by Mrs. Stacey and
Miss Hawk. Mrs. Lyon will read a
poem entitled tfThe Missionary's Ap-
peal Edgar Mullen will sing a colo.
The annual election of officers will take
place. All are cordially invited to be
present.
SISTERS VISIT RUINS.
George F. Reynolds. OF K~earay
avenue, had as his guests yesterday
afternoon the Sisters OF Mercy OF
the local convent on an automobile
tour to P~lainfeld, where they Wit
messed the ruins of Mount st. Mary's
College. which was destroyed by freI
several weeks ago. The trip was
made In two large automobiles.
CLUB DIMES on TURKEY.
The Riverside paskettat, team was
entertained at the home OF David Wi
ientz IN Lewis street yesterday after
at q turkey dinner. Adam
sehantz acted as toastmaster and called
on Rufus Allen and John McCreery
for q few remarks. Mn. Allen also
won much credit wor the way In which
he rendered popular songs.
A MERRY AFFAIR.
a surprise party was held In /. OIL
@. z. hall. ia Prospect street, FRIDAY
evening, in honor OF Emma and John
anderson. OF 351 Barclay street.
aaneing and games were enjoyed
and refreshments were served.
About 2ha we're nresenf.