Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-11-13
CONFIRMATION PARTY.

day of his confirmation yesterday af-
terfoon. The hours were passed
with singing and music. Richard
Krohne. Of P1ainfield, and Frank
Clement, Of Newark. rendered sever
al vocal seleetions. At 6 O'Clock all
sat down to an elaborate supper.
Among those present were: Mr.. and
Mrs. Monhart, OF Elizabeth; Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas Schuck, the Misses
Elizabeth, Mary and Annie Monhart,
Sophia Larsen, Marie and Hattie
W~oitscheck, Freda and Mary Schuck,
Messrs. Frank w. Clement, of New
ark, Richard Krohne, OF P~lainield;
Fred Stuber, Hans Larsen, Allie
Bachman, Edward Monhart, Andrew,
Willie and Freddie Schuck. At midi
night the guests departed.
SURPRISE MISS GOLDsTETN.
A birthday surprise was rendered
Miss Sara Goldstein at her home
S9S state street, last night. The
evening was spent in playing games,
singing, dancing and numerous
other amusements. One of the
features OF the evening was the
reading OF fortunes In tea cups.
Miss Goldstein received many beau
tiful gifts. Among those present
were. Misses Fanny Dimond, Lena
Miller, Jennie Daitz, Mollie Roth,
Lille Singer, Dorothy G~oldberger,
Bertha Friedman, Sarah Shumsky,
Lena Daitz, Sarah Goldstein, Fila
Goldstein, Jennie Sosin and Re-
becca Doris. Messrs. Morris Miller,
Max Sarokin, Sam Sarokin, Eman-
uei Altman, Fred Siegel, John Poll
ensky, Harry Schwartz, Harry Lee
vine, Joe Doris, Herman Goldstein
and !. Feingold, OF Freehold.
ANNOUNCE WEDDING.
Announcement has been made of
the marriage of Miss Maude Parker
Appleton, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Appleton, of So Smith street,
this city, and August Profits, Of New
York. Although the wedding took
place on June 7 In a Greek church
rage did not become known to Mrs.
profas' parents until recently. Her
friends believed her still single un-
til a few days ago when the matter
leaked out. Mr., Profits was the pro-
prietor of a florist store in Smith
street until a few months ago and
Mrs. Profits, Their Miss Appleton,
worked in the store. They have
taken up their residence in New
York city. where Mr.. Profits Is again
Id business.
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APRON SALE TOMORROW.
Everything is in readiness for the
apron sale and entertainment of the
German church. hal Is 10 be held
IN the school room Of the church IN
First street tomorrow night at 81
o'clock. An excellent program has
been arranged. 1t will include~Tne
o4t4toapqfn numbers: Miss Emma
Greiner, piano solo; Miss Tessie
Kutscher, piano solo; Miss Drouge-l
miller. comedy; Max Kaletsch, vio-
lin solo; Perth Amboy Quartet Club,
selections. Coffee and ice cream
will be served.
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HAVE ssPIG ROAST"
Eighteen members of the Bee
Hive Association enjoyed q pig
roast at the Amboy hotel at the foot
OF Smith street last night given IN
honor of Captain Frank Sheehan of
the tug Ashburn, who Is president
OF the association. After dinner
speeches We're made by Captain
Sheehan, Chief Patrick Rocks of the
fire department. Thomas Moritz OF
Tottenvllle. former president Meyer
Of keyport, Chris Gassman and 9TH
selections. An excellent menu was
served.
GUESTS AT PARTY.
A number of young people from
this city were at a party in South
Iohn F~richknech. of Prospect street
Ia that city. Those from here were
the Misses Alice Rundgren, Maude
Matthews, Libby Matthews, Myrtle
patterson, Mabel Mills, Edward
Johnson, Edward Mills, Howard
Patterson. Hans Peterson, Frank
OUTING TO NEW YORK.