Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-03-01
4 AFFAIR.

Al DELIGHTFUL AFFAIR.
Washington hall last night was
reception given under the auspices
OF the Young Woman's Hebrew AS
ISOLATION. The event was one long
to be remembered as those attend
ing openly declared the affair to be
one of the finest every carried of
under the same auspices. The inte-
rior of the hall was decorated with
blue and white Nstreamers with
hearts intarmingled. On the stage
In rustic letters Y. NJ. II. A. was
noticed. The patronesses Of the
evening we're: Mrs. Philip Levine,
Mrs. Leg Eoldherger, Mrs. Albert
Tyroler, Mrs. Max Klein, Mrs. kasse
and Mrs. Max Fucker. Meyer A.
Friedman was floor manager and
David Isenberg assistant At III
o'clock a repast WAS served. On the
arrangement committee were Miss
Bessie Kafkus, chairman, assisted
by Esther Weedcn, Katherine VII
ientz. Bertha Friedman. Ida Mintz
ana Tina Friedman. The uccess of
the event is attributed to the untis
Ing efforts of Misses Katherine WI
lentz, Ida Mintx and Bessie Karkus.
BIRTHDAY SOCIAL.
The regular monthly business
meeting OF the Presbyterian Chris
tfan Endeavor Society was held In
the ladies' parlor last evening. John
Peterson, tho president, presided.
After a short bussness session they
adjourned to the chapel. where a
birthday social was enjoyed. Those
attending brought a cent for each
year OF their ags. Games were play
cd and refreshments served. Those
on the committee In charge we're
John de Hafnm, Miss Sophia LAM
barter. Miss Alice Frake, Miss Kath-
ryn Berner, Miss Ada Hulsizer. Miss
EIfxabeth de Hamm. Arthur La Roe,
Howard Lyon and William Cham
heriain. The prayer meeting COM
xnittee also helped 10 entertain.
WEDDING ANNIVERSARY.
Captain and Mrs James w.
patemaI, OF IL Smith street, ceIe-
brated the forty4seventh anniversary
OF their marriage at their home last
night In a quiet manner. Both are
well known In this city, where they
have resided many years. Captain
Pateuian celebrated the seventy
third anniversary of his birthday on
sNashingtonss Birthday, February
90. He Is q veteran of the civil war
and a member OF Major James FL.
Post, a. A. r., Of this city.
Only the members of the family and
few friends were present at the
celebration last night. Refreshments
we're served
THOMAS PETERSON, HOST.
Thomas Peterson, of sos Sayre
celebrated the anniversary
Il his birth yesterday for the q assA.
sin1e Ii ~ Jefferson is
~1 donbt February has the
AArn "a an anniversary only
whe1l leap year round In
aonor or the event Mr.. Petersen n
'ertaIned a number OF his friends
yesterday afternoon.
BAPTIST LADIES PLAN.
Members OF the Ladies Aid
Society Of the First Baptist church.
81 session yezse4sias afternoon la
The chapel, decided to hold q iuncn-
con In the chapel on May is, the
date on which the Exempt Firemen's
convention will be held In this city.
al menu of excellence will be pre-
pared. A cake and food gale Will
also be held In the chapel on March
so under the anne auspices.
LEAP YEAR PARTY.
A number of friends of Mrs.
William Mesier, of 32T Elm street,
rendered her a surprise yesterday
afternoon and last night In honor
of the anniversary of her birth.
Games were played and a musical
program enjoyed after which q re-
past was served. Many handsome
presents were received to mark the
event.
MUSIC RECITAL GIVEN.
Miss Lillian Hanson, OF Jefferson
and her music pupils, had a
at her home last evening
The way which the program was
earrler on showed careful prepara-
tion on the parts OF the scholars
and dillgeut teaching ON the part
OF Miss Hanson. A social time with
refreshments followed the musical.
SIMPSON AUXILIARY.
The Ladies Auxiliary. OF Simpson
N. E. church, held their regular
monthly business meeting last night
at the home of Mrs. Annie e. Harris
horn. 2f5 High street. AT this
meeting 1t vas announced that $if6
was cleared FROM the turkey dinner