Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-22

appropriately for the affair which
promises to outshine any inforfna
function ever given under the aus
pieces Of San Salvador Council. )
ATTENDED RECEPTION.
Many people from this city at
tended the public announcement OF
the engagement of Louis 1senberg,
OF this city, to Miss Bertha Arohn,
of Brooklyn, at the iatter's home
yesterday and last night. A recep-
ton deliberately arranged was the
form of announcing the event. From
this city were Mr.. and Mrs. Isenberg,
MIR. and Mrs. Manger. Mr.. and Mrs.
Herman Daitz, Mr.. and Mrs. Gluck,
Mr.. and Mrs. Schlessinger and
daughter Sarah, Mr.. and Mrs. Rob-
tnson, David Isenberg and Leo JAG
OLSEN.
ENTERTAINS FRIENDS.
Miss Helen Merrill entertained O
few of her little friends Friday after
noon in honor of her birthday,
Games were played and refreshments
served. Miss Merrill's guests we're:
Miss Silvia M~artinusen, Miss Ethel
Aldl4SGA, MISE &k0ld az R9oSdhf p
Elsie Wogan, Miss DorotIiy Everson,
Hanson. Miss Hslen Merrill, Master
John3O Brien, RoseIine Hoffer, Rose
like Frees, Peter Coogan. Claude
Sofield. Arthur Geegan, Walter Nc
Dougal, Roy McDougall and Bertram
Merrill.
loving CUP FOR CLUB.
Members of the Central Pleasure
Club at their session in Kozuslto'R
Grand Central Pleasure Club yester-
day afternoon decided to purchase
a handsome loving u to be pre-
scented to the club attending their
dance with the largest delegation.
The event will be held in kozusko's
hall On February 10. Two prizes
for a prize waltz will also be award
ed. Al social time with refreshments
followed the business session.
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A. H. G. CLUB MEETS.
Members Of the A. II C, Social
Club were entertained at the resi-
dcnce Of Thorvaid Erasts Iii State
yesterday afternoon and
arrangements for their
private dance and reception to be
given on February 16. On the ar
Engagement committee are Thorvaad
Ernsts Ingvard GTelsen, Lcssis and
John Peterson AsQsia1 time zsasss
s@~nms HsYyiiowsd hgblsinsss
meeting
AUXILIARY TO MEET.
special meeting CT the Ladies
Auxiliary to the Hospital Association
eyill b. held at s O'Clock tomorrow
at the home OF the presi-
aent. Mrs. James s. Wight, 142 High
street. At this time plans for d
annual Lincoln tea Of the auxiliary
Saa ..oas.y 90 a~s 10 VIII
Ne completed by the ladies. All
members are urged to be present at
This session
FIX DATE FOR DANCE.
Members OF the Young Ladies' So
dality. OF st. Mary's Roman Catholic
church, held a meeting yesterday aft
ernoon and arranged for q dance
and reception to be given in the
Auditorium on February 13. As
this will be the last dance to be Civ
81 by any society connected with the
church before Lent it Is expected
that a large crowd will attend. The
proceeds will be given to the church
fund.
GIVES WHIST PARTY.
Miss Gertrude Pfeiffer entertained
u number of friends to a whist party
Saturday night at the home of MIR,
and Mrs. Clarence Liddie in Rector
street. Nine tables were in use
during the evening. Prizes were
awarded to Mrs. John Sofeld, Misses
Dixon, Fretz. B1ume and Coutts. Al
a late hour dainty refreshments
were served.
CHICKEN DINNER.
chicken dinner was enjoyed by
the members of the Bachelor Glass
of the Goodwill Association In their
rooms last night. A program of note
was carried out. George Dawson
entertained with a number of selee-
lions on the Mandolin and music,
both vocal and instrumental was en-
soyed.
WILL SPEAK TONIGHT.
Mrs. Edith Corbett, Of Westfeld
will speak at the monthly meeting
OF the Foreign Missionary Society q
Simpson Methodist Episcopal church
to be held at the church tonight. Al
excellent musical rogram has beer
arranged, at which Mrs. JOSEPH
Brimlow will sim oh Shining
Light by Adams. are welcome
MISS DgNCA asGEsS.
Miss Florence IN, Of La
Rector street, enter I'd a number
Of friends at her hswn Saturda,
Night. Besides the guests
present there were a few ,n ont q
Down. Al soclable time was SEM
after which refreshmen we're
served.
ENTERvATNs MEMBERS.
About forty members OF Thu
young Mems Hebrew Association
were entertained at a smoker giver
ct the home of John Giakca4er. =
smith street, last night. Games
we're played and prizes awarded. A
pie eating contest was among tn.
many features. Card games were
zndulged ia. alter which refresh
nlenfs were served
NOUSEWARAEsNG ENJOYED.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Niels Tonnesen ant
daughter. Minnie. of East avenue,
AF- and A@Ts. Christian Poulseu, o.