Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-12-29
ENTFRrsINED AT wooDBRTDGE.

ENTERTAINED AT WOODBRIDGE.
The choir of the Presbyterian
church, of this city. was entertained
at the home of the organist, Miss
Dixon. of Woodbridge, last evening.
Games were played and singing was
enjoyed and refreshments served
The choir presented Miss Dixon with
a leather portfolio.
Miss Dixon proved herself a
charming hostess. Her guests were:
Miss Mary Gridley, Miss Evelyn
Remmicke. Miss Edith crowell. Miss
Marguerite Boughton, Miss Gertrude
pfeiffer, Miss Alice McClymont, Miss
Daisy Hancock, Miss Hilda Koyen.
Miss Jennie Jensen and Miss Joanna
Koyen: Messrs. Howard Brainard,
Walter Comings, Edgar Mullen,
Herbert Kreger, Fred Briggs, of this
city: Miss Alma Cox, of New York;
Miss Tleanor Harperxand Miss Edna
Mundy. of Metuchen; Miss Mittie
Randolph and Asher Randolph, Of
Woodbridge.
CLASS 90 THEATRE PARTY.
The third annual Christmas re-
union of the high school class OF
1903 was held last night Ia the form
of a theatre party to New York. The
class witnessed the performance of
"Bunty Pulls the String" at Col
Hers Comedy theatre.
The members of the class that at
tended were Miss Elsie Litterst, Miss
Florence Donegan, Miss Ada Fuller
ton, Miss Marguerite Pfeiffer, Miss
Teresa Hardiman, Miss Kate Karkafs,
Miss Claire Mccormick. Miss Frances
Henry, Miss Ida HaIpern, Messrs.
Thomas Garretson, Louis Sosin,
Arthur LaRoe, Isadore Greenspan,
Albert Hanson, Carlton Mullins and
Milton Ortel. Mr.. and Mrs. John A.
Donegan accompanied the party as
~chaperons. Many OF the members
were accompanied by guests so that
the party occupied a large block of
seats. Everyone enjoyed the occa-I
following years.
SOUTH END CLUB SMOKER.
Members of the South End Club
rendered a smoker in their rooms
last night In honor of Edward Ham
son and Lewis Compton, who are
spendine the holiday vacation in this
city. Singing was enjoyed and sew
eraI monologues were given. The
usual trimmings of a smoker were
served at II o'clock. In the party
we're Samuel Bayard. Arthur Wight,
William Hornsby, w. Robert Hand,
Edward Hanson, A. $. Breaky, Mar
tin Brennan. Earl Bash. Jack Klein,
William, Lewis and Alfred Compton,
Julius and Bob Rippenbein, Will
liam Fraser and William Olson, all
of this city; Raymond Inghram, of
Elizabeth; Douglas Murray, of Me-
fuchen, and David Smalley, OF Plain
field.
WE'RE MARRIED OCTOBER 10.
Announcement has been made OF
the marriage OF j. Harry Tyrrell, Jr.,
eldest son Of Assistant Postmaster
and Mrs. J.. II. TyrrelL Of 80 Market
street. and Miss Frances WaTter,
daughter or Mr.. and Mrs. Peter
Warter, Of Townsend street. New
Brunswick. The ceremony was per-
formed in New Brunswick October
16. Mr.. and Mrs. Tyrrell, Jr., will
reside at 80 Market street.
GIVE ENTERTAINMENT.
Plans are under way for an enter
fainree-t end play 10 be given In
Kozusko hall in Hall avenue, Mon
dag night under the auspices Of st.
Cecilia Society of the Holy Trinity
Catholic church. Rehearsals have
be hald weekly aud the committee
repor q large sale OF tickets. A
dance will follow the play. The benz
efsts will be given to the church
fund.
MRS. RfVAS ENTERTAINED.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Rtvas enter
tAined a few friends at their home in
Commerce street last evening.
Among those present were Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles White, Mr.. and Mrs.
Richard White, Mrs. Gibbons, Mr..
and Mrs. James White and Mr.. and
Mrs. Patrick White. Mrs. Rivas was
formerly Miss Eta Gibbons. Re-
Treatments were served and all spent
b most enjoyable evening
SOCIALIST CLUB EVENT.
Arrangements have been CONFLICT
ed here two weeks CO., will talk on
~ of the Socialists Club in Union
hall, In Smith street, On Sunday
evening, New Years eve. August
CIaessas, of New York. who lectur-
90 here to weeks ago, will talk on
the subject, ssThe Problem OF Unem-
pIoyment; Effects and Remedies"
The package party will be enjoyed
after this feature of the evenings
entertainment.
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MISS RAMSAY NINE YEARS OLD.
Miss Dorothy Ramsay, of High
street, proved herself q charming
hostess at q reception given at the
residence OF her parents, DR.. and
Mrs. w. e. Ramsay. Wednesday at
ternoon. The event was given TO
~ j RI ninth 4-nnfvarsarv of her