Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-04-20
WERE GUESTS AT BRmGEroN

where Mr.. Bawden was pastor of the II
First Baptist church before coming
to this city. Mrs. Bawden went to is
Dridgeton last week and was Joined n
by Mr.. Bawden Monday.
A tea was given by Mrs. George h
Jonas Saturday afternoon in honor II
1f Mrs. Bawden. The hours were oil
from 3 to Z, and about sixty-6ve per-
IONS we're present to greet Mrs Baw- &c
den. who made many warm friends II
while she resided in Bridgston. The Ia
guests included many members CT
the church and also the members Of 81
Seven Oaks Clubrof which she was III
formerly a member. u
The decorations were beautiful, .
consisting of greens and yellow o.
spring blooms, while the candelabra ~
shades were also in harmony with n
the general decorative scheme. y
Mrs. Thomas w. T%renchard pre- =
Miss Pauline Smith poured coffee "
and Mrs. Frank Hoagland served the r,
fruit punch. The young ladies of 2,
the Sunday school class formerly n
taught by Mrs. Bawden, acted as
aids n deftly served the guests. 10
There was some music and the ir
guests enjoyed a delightful social
time together and meeting and greet =
ing the guest of honor. a.
Monday afternoon Mrs. Bawden h
was the guest of honor at the meet h
Ing Of the Seven Oaks Club.
MILLER ELTON. II
Frank William Miller and Miss Sadie
Elizabeth Elton were united in mar ST
rage In st. Mary's Reetory last even II
ing by Rev Peter B. Corr. Miss Flor
ence E. Smith, of Brooklyn, a cousin II
of the bride, was maid of honor and d
Daniel A. Travers, of Boston, Mass, "
acted as best man. IL
The bride was attired in a gown of
white satin with a lace robe and car 81
ried a boquet of lilies of the valley. d
The bridesmaid wore a pink satin gown
and carried q bouquet of tea roses. I'M F
mediately after the ceremony a reeep f,
ton followed at the home of the bride h
in Brighton avenue.
Among those present were Mr.. and W
Mrs. Elton, of West Hampton Beach; f,
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Smith, Miss Flor
ence Smith, Mr.. and Mrs. Immel and h,
Arthur Ebette, of Brooklyn; Mr.. and 81
Mrs. Frank Smith, of New York; Mr.. n
and Mrs. R. G. Miller and Daniel A. T
Travers, of Boston, Mass: and the fol- n
lOWlHk HUN bu4s City wi. IL Ahio' II
Miltner, Nelson Mi1tner, Jeanette Milt- IL
ner, Floretta Miltner, Mr.. and Mrs.
William Smith, Richard Smith, Elwood 81
Smith, Arthur Seger, Mr.. and Mrs. Will n
liam Wiethe, Dorothy Wiethe, Bernard
Miller and Rudolph Miller. ;s
PLEASANT SURPRISE. -
Miss Rose Frankie, daughter Of 3
Mr.. and Mrs. Frankie, Of this city, n
was rendered a surprise at her home a
zuec ovon1ns py d I'M OF Aver =
friends and members Of the Young '
iGirls-P1easure Club. Games were =
played and music, both vocal and in :,
strumental, enjoyed. Refreshments :"
were served. Among those who at G,
tended were: Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Mar .
kon, Mr.. and Mrs. Frankie, Misses
Ruth jacobson, Estelle Frankie, o,
Dorothy Elkin, Dora Fine, Lillian "
Polkowitz, Ida Goddard, Molly Wee "
den, Anna Miller, Rose Levey, Res,
becca Brody, Martha Dimond, Rose :,
Levinson, Dorothy Goldwan, Anna
Elkin, Sadie Dimond, Esther Kru- -
ger, Rose Frankie, Bessie and Pau -
line Avchen, and Irving Frankle5 all
Of this city; Miss Nellie Brown, of a.
Fords, and Miss Rebecca Glass, of +,
Roosevelt. p
CLASS HAS DANCE. o,
The first dance and reception of v
Professor Sheehan's dancing pupils fl
was held last evening in their head
quarters in the new Christ building It
In Smith street. Andrew B. Nell Vi
sons orchestra furnished music. A
similar one will be held Saturday Is
evening. m
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p. F. s. STRAWRIDE. 81
The members Of the P. F. S. held a fl
straTride to the outskirts of New
Brunswick last night, where they is
stopped at the home of Miss Eta
QuAckenbush, when a social time was Y
enjoyed and refreshments served.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Therkelson act IL
ed as ~chaperones. j
BRIDGE CLUB MET. T
Hrs. William w. Hodges, of Rec N
tor street, had as her guests yester-
day afternoon the members of the !"
Wednesday Afternoon Bridge Club.
NeHt week the club will onven at y -
the residence of Miss Marion Ned II
ham, in High street. =,
ANNOUNCE ENGAGEMENT. ~
Announcement is made Of the ~ L
gagemsnt Of Miss Alice Sophia Da-
Wis, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. VIII ,s
Jam Davis, of First street, and Claude
Moore, son of Mr.. and Mrs. William u,
Moore, Of Butler avenue, Totem VI
willie. fl
INFORMAL RECEPTION. In
The residence of Mr.. and Mrs. D. te
B0relfein, in State street, was the e,
scene Of a merry gathering last ev- Y
ening when an informal reception R
was rendered Misses Molly Berelfein
aud Cecilia Schwartz, of New York, to
who are visiting In this city.
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