Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-03-29

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OF the party.
Present were: Mr.. and Mrs. e.
B, Mundy, of Fords; Mrs. Taylor, of
Newark; Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Parker.
OF Tottenville; Mr.. and Mrs. A. L..
Mundy, Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Kelly.
Mr.. & Mrs. Harvey Kelly, Mrs. e. b.
Mundy, Mrs. Greiner, Misses Cora
Kelly, Elsie Kelly and Miss Coffey,
August Greiner, Howard Mundy and
Edward Coffey, of Woodbridge; AL
bert II. Bran, Jacob Bran, Will
lam Grifis. K. Dalton and t. Mario,
OF this city.
RENDERED SURPRISE.
A surprise was given Charles Ander-
son, OF Eos Prospect street last night
at his home in honor of the forty-fourth
anniversary Of his birthday that oc-
CURED yesterday. Mr.. Anderson was
quietly enjoying the occasion at his
home with his family when shortly
after eight O'Clock over 100 of his
friends that had first gathered at Will
liam Poulsen s residence In Market
street marched to his home and gave
him the surprise.
- From there all sojourned to McKin-
ley hall, where the festivities continued
until the wee hours of the morning.
Dancing, singing and music were a fea-
ture. About midnight an elaborate
supper was served at which over $50
guests sat down. Mr.. and Mrs. An
derson led the supper march in which
nearly all present participated in. The
music for the dancing was furnished by
Professor Orsoe s orchestra.
SOCIAL EVENING.
After the weekly business session
of the Goodwill Association In it's
rooms in Jefferson street, tonight,
the social committee will present a
musical program, after which re-
freshments will be served. At the
meeting several candidates will be
initiated and some other important
business will be brought up. The
program will include selections by
the Goodwill orchestra, vocal selec-
lions by Messrs. j. Apologize and
Thomas Langan and instrumental
selections by Edward Koyen, Axel
Ehrns, John Kelley and f. Seiboth.
The association Is fast becoming a
factor in the social life in this city
and Is striving to- create and main
tain good will and fellowship and
promote the musical, athletic and
social ability among its members. A
sssirea sRsa n ~ gsi8 8Htaf aaa been m
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MRS. MUNGER, HOSTESS.
Mrs. Myrtle Munger was most agree
ably surprised at 3 party rendered to
her by friends at the homo of her
mother, Mrs. Abraham Hoagland, at 30
Broad street last night. An enjoyable
evening was spent. Musical selections
were given and songs were rendered.
Games were played and general merry
making continued until a late hour.
Refreshments were served at IL O'Clock.
Present were: Mrs. Abraham Hoag-
land, Mrs. Myrtle Munger, MRS. w. r.
Van Pelt; Misses Jessie Elmore, Addie
Snyder, Cora Erickson, Hannah Hust-
Ter, Myrtle Snyder, Alma Parsons, Lii
liam Martin, Clara Nielsen, Ethel Da-
Wis, Addie Nielsen, Anna Thompson;
William F. Van Pelt, Mr.. Munger, Nor
Hoagland, Clarence Hoagland, Jack
Blair, Edward Veering, Richard Gar
ben, George Scully, Walter Mailer, Har-
old Coutts, George Billott, Edward Pal
mer, Edgar George and Marcus Hoag-
land.
USHERS PLAN DANCE.
Plans of an elaborate nature are
being formulated for the first an
nual dance and reception to be given
in Washington hall on the evening
OF April IS, under the auspices OF
the Theatre Ushers' Association. Al
,.ordv q 1oroo u,n,ha~ ~ fIoIa+a have
been disposed of and a large crowd
is expected to be present. On the
arrangement committee are: Joseph
Boil, Edward McGreal, Charles Boil,
Westley Wilson, Emil Larson and
James Layden.
WEEKLY MANDOLIN SESSION.
The members of the Gibson
NIX ~dolin Club held Its weekly ses-
sioA at the home of Miss Minnie
Pfeil, 81 Commerce street, last
night. The club practicsd for an
hour, after which a social time with
refreshments was enjoyed. The next
session will convene at the home of
Miss Marion Foote, in High street.
ENTERTAINs THE p. II. s.
Miss Edna Kregh, of Catalpa ave-
nue., had as her guests last evening
the members of the p. F. S. Games
were played and music, both vocal
and instrumental, enjoyed. Re-
freshment were served.
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