Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-02-16

PLEASANT SURPRISE.
Miss Ruth and Liland Taylor, chill
dren of Mr.. and Mrs. w. @. Taylor
of Gatalpa avenue, were given a sur
prise 1T their home last evening. Dur.
Ing the evening games were played
and for the donkey game Miss Alice
McCreery and Miss Ruth Taylor were
awarded prizes. During the evening 8
number Of piano selections were render
ed by Miss Velma Taylor. At eleven
O'Clock elaborate refreshments were
served. Among those who attended the
affair were: Misses Alice and Nellie
McCreery, Ve1ma Taylor, Ruth War
rem, Helen Warren, Geneive Hurley
Inez Post, Dorothy Madsen, Edith
Bath, Agnes Reed, Julia and Rather
Inc McGreery, Tina Holm, Elvira Cole,
man and Ruth Taylor, Martin Hurley
Charles Post, Jr., Francis Reed, Els
worth Taylor, Leland Taylor, Edward
Taylor, Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Taylor
Mr.. and Mrs. M. j. Hurley, MI. an6
Joseph McCreery and Mrs. NJ. Reed
all of this city and Mr.. and Mrs. Johf
Lanouree, Of Crawford.
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KRIES-KEIHM.
A pretty wedding took place in
st. Mary,s R. G.. church shortly after
4 o'clock yesterday afternoon when
Miss Mary Keihm, of Mechanic
street, became the wife of George j
Kries, also of Mechanic street. Rev,
Peter B. Corr performed the cere-
mony. Lawrence Kalb was best
man and Miss Catherine Pero at
tended the bride. After the cere-
mony a reception was held at the
home Of the bride. Last evening
thirty-ive members of the Goodwill
Association journeyed to the place
of festivities and enjoyed themselves
In q royal manner.
MASQUERADE TONIGHT.
A notable social event In the form
OF a masquerade dance and recep-
ton will be held in Washington hall
tonight under the auspices of Liber-
ty Camp No. IS, Woodmen of the
World. Already several hundred
tickets have been disposed of and
the committee in charge assure 9
good time to those who attend. Al
II o'clock the beautiful prizes will
be awarded for the different cos.
tunes under the direction of Mayor
Bollschweiler.
THEATRE USHERS PLAN.
A dance to be held in Washington
ball April IS, is being arranged fol
by the ushers of Proctor's local the
atre. A committee Of arrangement
has been named to prepare details
Those in charge are attempting tt
make 1t one of the leading socia
events of the season. Features arr
to be the marches that are planned
Good music is promised. The com
mittee of arrangements is composed
OF Wesley Wilson, chairman; Ed
ward McGreal, Charles Boil, james
Layden 2 George opvHry
SOCIAL THREE CLUB.
A number of yonng ladies of thil
4sity have organized a social club to b
known as the "soeial Three 1t il
b intentinn nf the members to hold {
series of dances and private reception,
during the next three months. Tit
first of these series win be held ii
Mckinley hall ON the evning OF Feb
ruary ~.
AT G. A. r.. RECEPTION.
Among those who attended the G
A. R. reception given by State De
partment Commander Inglis, a
Trenton on Tuesday, was Chief Mus
tering Officer Samuel G.. Garretson
of this city. The affair was ten
dered TO the commanders staff OFF.
GERS.
DOLAN-EGAN.
At. St. Mary's r. G. church, at
o'clock yesterday afternoon. James
Edward Dolan, of Elm street, and
Miss Mary Egan, of 212 Hall avenue
were united In marriage by Rev. Pc
ter B. Corr. Edward J. pooley act.
ed as best man and Miss Margaret
Egan was maid OF honor.
ENTERTAINS BRIDGE CLUB.
Mrs. Edward T.. Gridley, of High
street, al the hostess to the mem
bers OF the Wednesday Afternoon
Bridge Club yesterday afternoon.
The club will not convene next week
owing to the holiday falling on their
meeting day.
AUDITORIUM DANCE.
The management of the Audtto-