Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-12-26
HFBREw LADIES, DANCE

night. Elaborate decorations con-
sisting OF holly and other Christ
mas embiems adorned the interior
OF the dancing place. Guttman's or
ehestra was in attendance. AT mid
night a repast was served after
which dancing vas resumed until
the early hours of the morning. M
Weinbiatt and Leo Goldberger were
floor managers, and Mrs. s. l.. Wag-
ner and Mrs. 3. Porus, made up the
floor committee.
The arrangement committee was
composed Of: Mrs. S. l.. Wagner,
chairman: Mrs. s. Gulup, secretary;
Mrs. NJ. Semer, treasurer; Mrs. j.
Schwartz, Mrs. ID. Eneherman, Mrs.
s. Beiikove, Mrs. Nj Weinblatt, Mrs,
B.. Porus, Mrs. p. Levine, Mrs. Bres-
low.
Following are the officers of the
society: Mrs. M. Semer, president;
Mrs. s. Belikove, vice president;
Mrs. l.. Goldberger. financial secre-
tary: Mrs. b. Porus, recording sec
rotary; Mrs. Grassgreen, treasurer;
Mrs. M. Guttman and Mrs. s. Plane,
trustees; Mrs. T. Schwart. sergeant
alarms.
MISS FLETCHER HDSIEiSS.
Miss Ruth Fletcher, OF 125 Rector
street, entertained a number of
friends at a Christmas celebration
last night. The house was arranged
with holly and other forms of decor
atoms In keeping with the season.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Clark and Mr..
and Mrs. Charles r, Fletcher re-
ceiyed the guests. Games were play
ed and music enjoyed. At IL o'clock
the guests were ushered into the
dining room, where a repast was
served. IN the party were Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles r. Fletcher, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. Clayton Clark, the Misses
Ruth Fletcher, Edith Crowell, Jetta
Stacey, Blanche Grieve, Agnes
Brown, Ria Roessler, Miss Palmer,
Ruth Brodhead, Laura Ramsay and
Anna Holm: Van Mulchahey, Scott
Burns, f.. Lester Deftche, James
Grieye, Master Clark, Wesley Fletch-
er, Edward deMonsiegle, Mr.. Palmer
and Hans Roessler.
MISS FRIEDMAN ENTERTAINED.
Miss Tena Friedman rendered a
party to a number of her friends at
her home in Brighton avenue
Christmas eve. Games were played
and stories were told. Miss Lillian
Kasse san several vocal solos, while
Miss Martha Kasse rendered selec-
lions on the piano. Refreshments
were served. Those who attended
were: The Misses Martha and Lii
Han Kasse, Kate b. Wilentz, Mary
Tingerote, Katherine and Bessie
Karkus, Tena and Bertha. Friedman,
rAda Breuer and x. Ginsburg, of
~Sayreville; MessrE. Hyman Fried
man, Frank Wilentz, Jack Joselson,
Nicholas Rippenbein. Edward L.
Gluek, DR.. Bernard Feldman, Meyer
Friedman and l.. Breuer, of Sayre-
vile.
MARRIED SATURDAY NIGHT.
Misa Lena Olson, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Martin Olsen, of 466 State
street, and George Everett McGin-.
ity, OF Long Branch. were united
In marriage at 8 O'clock Saturday
night by Rev. James L. Lancaster,
rector of ST. Peters Episcopal
church, at the rectory in Rector
street. After a wedding tour Of a
week Mr.. and Mrs MeGinitv will re-
SIDE in South Amrboy, where Mr..
mckinley is employed as d fireman
on the Pennsylvania railroad.
RIyERSIDES HAD SOCIAL.
Several members of the Riverside
Club enjoyed q social gathering as
the guests Of a. A. Quinn, Jr., In
State street Christmas eve. Cards
we're played, being the first games
OF 9 tournament which wtll be play
Ed ~ the Riversidesr refreshments
were served after the games. Ru-
fus 81. Allen gave a recitation
which amused all present. Those
who attended We're. A. a. Quinn, Jr.,
David q Wilentz. Arthur Larson,
John McCreery, Bernard and John
Toolan.
81. ANTHONX's TO DANCE.
Members Of the Saint Anthony
baseball organization at their meet
ing held Sunday afternoon decided
to hold a dance and reception for
club members only In Washington
hall January 9. Music for the event
orchestra. John Hunt was named
90 floor manager and William Ma
Ioney, Michael Kennedy, Peter
0"Toole, Charles Dunnigan and VIII
liam Christopherson, constitute the
committee OF arrangements.
BRINGS BRIDE HOME
Nit. and Mrs. John McClymontl
Detroit. arrived In this city Saturday
and are now making their home with