Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-12-02
FAIR CoMMITrEEs-

FAIR COMMITTEES.
Elaborate preparations are being
made by the ladies of Grace Luth-
eran church for The fair to be held
in the Wilder building next Tuesday
and Wednesday nights, December
5 and 8. A final meeting of the
ladies taking part in the fair was
held last night at the church. AL
this time the various committees
were appointed to take charge of the
booths and to look after other
things in connection with the two
nights fair. The following are the
committees:
Fancy articles, Mrs. Robert
Schlotter, Misses Florence zwoyer,
Laura Martinsen, Dorothy Glenn.
Flowers, Misses Ella Kidd, Louise
Raudenbush, Augusta Sandbeck,
Amy Dietz. and Manic Shipley.
Grab bag. Misses Ethel Trauger,
Mary Madsen, Grace R~audenbush.
Quilts and aprons. Mrs. Anna
Schade, Mrs. G. Van Dusen, Mrs. CHI.
Hanback,, Mrs. T. Knepper, Mrs. w.
Rooms.
Orangeade, Misses Margaret Van
Dusen, Anna Manke, Edith VALID
man, Charlotte Lund, and Evelyn
Cunningham
Candy, Misses Elizabeth Van Du-
SEN, Marie Gregory, Tina Nelson and
Freda Nelson.
Groceries and canned fruit,
Misses Mary Manke, Seinar Jensen,
Anna Jensen and Mrs. Ed. Binder.
Refreshments, Mrs. Won Dagger
hansen, Mrs. William Brown, Misses
Ella Muller, Matilda Jensen. Alice
Smith, Emma Smith and Marie
Lund.
The committees are requested to
meet in the room where the fair will
be held on Friday evening at 8
o'clock. All articles promised will
be delivered at this time or Saturday
afternoon.
DELIGHTFUL EVENING.
An evening Of much pleasure was
enjoyed by a number of young peo-
Die at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
James j Parsons at their home in
Woodruff place last evening
at q s~urproise party in honor OF
their son James. who was fifteen
years old yesterday. Games were
played and dainty refreshments
were served. Those present were:
Miss Alberta Williams, Miss F1ossie
Grinder, Miss Katherine O'Brien,
Miss Ruth McCracken, Miss Ruth
Haynes, Miss Claire Buchanan, Miss
JEANNE Drysdale, Miss Ruth Chess
hire, Miss FIossie Parsons, Miss
Laura Hibbett, Miss Tavern de
Hamm, Miss Cynthia Frost. Messrs.
Kenneth Solt, Thomas Martin, Ray
mond Cortelyou, Edgar Riggs. Hol-
ger Holm, James Parsons, Winfield
Scott, Franklyn Henry, Arthur
Booth, William ChAmDeriafrS Miss
Mile Parsons. Miss Begina Hansen
aud Francis Parsons assisted in en-
pertaining the young folks.
TEA is SUCCESS.
About $40 was realized from the
tea held yesterday afternoon al
Roessler's gymnasium In High street
by the members of the Kappa Delpa
Club. The event was to help swell
the fund for the Day Nursery, as
advocated by the members of the
wom.ns Club. It was decided to
Held similar affairs once a month
for the same cause. Misses Mar
garet Wight. Mildred Deitche and
Laura Ramsay were In charge OF
he affair. The young ladies who
poured tea were; Jetta Stacey, Rosa
lyn and Florence Ciani, Laura Ram
say. Blanche Grieye, Agnes Brown,
Mary GridIey, Ruth Fletcher n
Ria Roessler.
ENTERTAIN FRIENDS.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gabriel Deustachio,
of Water street, entertained a few
friends at their home Wednesday
evening. The main feature OF the
evening was music as Mr.. Deustachio
presented to his wife that day a new
plano as O complete surprise. At Q
late hour the guests were invited
to the dining room where a course
dinner was served. Those present
were; Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Moore,
Mr.. and Mrs. G. +. Tunis, Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter Luckhurst, Parker
Luckhurst, Of this city; Miss Cath
crime Deustachio, Ernest Deust-
achio, Egidis Deustachio and Atlis
Deustachio, of New York city.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
The parlor Of the First P~resbyte-
rian church on Thanksgiving after
noon was the scene OF a quiet mar
rage when Rev. James H. Northrup.
pastor Of the church, united Russel
Archibold Schmidt, OF 1873 Front
street, and Miss Mabel Irene Chris
tie, of 1913 West Sixtieth street, New
York. Claude Hogan was best mar
and Mary O'Connor was maid Of
honor. Mr.. and Mrs. schmidt will
reside In Broad street. The groom
ID a foreman employed at the Amer
lean Smelling C Refining Company's
plant at Maurer.
A COMING WEDDING.
Announcement has been made OF
the coming marriage OF Miss Lena
Olsen. daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Martin Olsen. of 466 State street,
formerly Of Troy, n. ", end George
Everett McGinity, of Long Branch.
The wedding will take place In this
cIfv Saturday, December z5- Mr.
McGinify ID d locomotive fireman on
the Pennsylvania railroad \ At
present makes his home in south
Amboy. Miss Olsen has resided
here for some time
an NEW YORK SERVICE
Mrs. william &. Palmer. MRS.
crank Harrington and Mrs. William
waters. or the Simpson Woman's
Srs-essr Missionary Society. were at
tha services Of thanksgiving and
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