Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-03-18
rH1RrIRrH ANNIyERsARY.

THIRTIETH ANNIVERSARY.
To ftting1y celebrate the thirtieth
anniversary of their married life Mr..
and Mrs. A. H. Hope, entertained a
number of relatives and friends at a
reception Saturday night. The house
was decorated with palms and ferns
and green carnations. A program of
vocal and instrumental solos was car
ried out, after which the host and
hostess received q set OF dining 10
chairs. Mr.. and Mrs. Hope respond
ed in a few remarks and thanked
the gathering for their generosity,
At IL o'clock the guests were ush-
cred into the dining room, where q
sumptuous repast was served. Ihose
attending we're given a clay pipe with
1882 on one side and 1912 on the
other, as souvenirs of the event. In
the gathering were MFR. and Mrs.
Theodore Glass, of Westfield. Mr..
Glass is past regent of the HoyaI Ar
canum of the State of New Jersey.
With these Frank Neer acted as
toastmaster. Those present were:
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Fl. Hope, Mr.. and
Mrs. E. w. Hope, Mr.. and Mrs. l..
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Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Koch and
daughter Maude, Frank Neer, Mar
guerite and Ada Hope, Earl Hope,
Mr.. and Mrs. H.. Adams and sons
william and Arthur, DIR. and Mrs.
william E.. Palmer, all of this city;
Mr.. and Mrs. George Liddle, of
Fords; Mrs. John Harvey, of Totem
Vile. and Miss Hazel Marrisen, of
Railway.
EVENT PROVES DELIGHTFUL.
The st. Patrick's Tea given in
Roessler's Gymnasium In High
street, Saturday afternoon, by the
members of the Kappa Delta Soci-
ETY., realized about $40. OF this
amount $25 was given to the Y. nj.
G.. A. fund and the remaining $1b
Yves turned over to the Mothers
Club connected with the Kindergar-
ten Department of Public School No.
T.. The event was held from 4 until
6 o'clock and 1t is estimated that
nearly 100 people attended. The
young ladies who poured tea wore
shamrock aprons and the place was
decorated in keeping with the affair.
1t is planned to have a similar event
in April for the Day Nursery. In
the evening a private dance and re-
ception was held. On the arrange
ment committee were Misses Mil
bred Deitche, Margaret Wight,
Claire Mccormick, Marion Smith
and Laura Ramsay.
ST. PATRICK'S TEA.
Tbs residence of Mr.. and Mrs.
Nicholas Julian. in 181 Washington
street, was the scene of a st. Pat
rick's Tea yesterday afternoon. The
house was arranged in green in
keeping with the day and those at
were given appropriate SOU
During the event Miss Sadie
Iulian Entertained with piano selec-
an&a psxGzNm Of vocal solos,
rfH~HaP, - ont AfQ-cl0e4 the ,
nests were ushered into the spaci-
us dining quarters where an elab- !
repast was served. In the par
v were MIR. and Mrs. John Done S
Iue. Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Ludwig,
Ir. and Mrs. Daniel Bachman, Mr.. 9
nd Mrs. D. Gibbons, MIR. and Mrs. ,
yicholas Julian, Mr.. and Mrs. J. Eld-
MIR. and Mrs. o.. Galassi, Mr..
md Mrs. Simpson, Misses Sadie JUL
an, Theresa Donehue and Edward
Eldridge.
PLANNING BARN DANCE.
plans are being made by the MEM
hers of the Triton Bungalow Club
a nafn anc to be held on April
10. The event will be held In Good
will Hall. Andrew Nelson's orches-
ira will furnish music. Lagreen
Brothers, of Elizabeth, will be In
charge of the decorations and those
attending will be costumed. On the
committee are Arthur Conquest,
chairman, assisted by Edward koy-
en-, John Schantz, Adam Sehantz,
Frank Durham, Howard Hanson,
Howard Mullen, Ralph Handbook,
Carl Therkelson, George Tooker,
Harry Tooker and Abel Larsen.
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ANNOUNCE ENGAGEMENT.
Announcement was made today
that Miss Bergina Hansen, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Hansen, Of
Elm street, and Francis L. Parsons,
of ATLANTA, Ca, will be married
about the fifteenth of April. Miss
Hansen will leave this city on April
~ and the ceremony will be per-
formed at Atlanta, Ca, where Mr..
Parsons now resides. Mr.. Parsons
formerly resided in Kearny avenue,
this city. The groom vas popular
among social and sporting circles In
this city and is a member Of San
Salvador Council No. 299, knights of
Columbus.
ENJOYABLE RECEPTION.
The residence of Harvey Dey, in
$50 New Brunswick avenue, was the
scene of a reception Saturday night
when the anniversary of Mr.. Dey's
birth was celebrated. The house was
decorated with ferns and palms.
Games were played and vocal and in
Ornamental solos enjoyed. Refresh
menta were served.
TENDERED SURPRISE.
Many friends of Miss Catherine
spillane, of Broad street, rendered
her a surprise at her home Saturday
hight in honor of the anniversary of
her birth. Games were played and
music enjoyed, after which q reDast
was served.
no HOLD DIME SOCIAL
The social committee OF the
Presbyterian Christian Endsaver
sccietg win give a dime social in
The chapel Thursday evening of this
week. Games will be played and