Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-11-21

night. Games were played and mus
ical numbers rendered. Those pres
ent were: Jay Hance, Charles Poul-
sen,, Kav Poulsen, Victor Urbanski.
Carl ~Johanson, Earl ~Johanson, Albert
Johansop, George Wringer, Alexand-
er Dickson, Peter Olsen, Walter
Hance, Frances Hance, Anna Olsen,
Nora Larsen, Esther Anderson, Ma
bel Anderson, Eleanor Urbanski,
Mary Larsen and Gladys Dickson.
BENEFIT ENTERTAINMENT
No pains are being spared in the
making of preparations for the en-
tertainment and dance, to be held
for the benefit of the Danish Chill
drens' Home next Tuesday night,
Two theatrical productions will be
rendered by members of the Berthel
Thorvaldsen lodge l. o. o. F., of New
York city. At 1890 O'Clock the
l~s~Stsxxg4be cleared and dancing will
A. B. Nelson's orchestra.
PURTTANS INVITATIONS.
o. Invitations are being issued at a
rapid rate for the second annual
dance of the Puritan basketball team
to be held in Washington hall Satur-
day night, November 80. A compe-
tent committee of arrangements is
in charge and promises to hold an
affair which will be a credit to the
team. Music for the occasion Is to
be furnished by Seiboth's orchestra.
Refreshments will be served.
,~1" HELD DIME SOCIAL.
Many members, including a num-
Der of friends, enjoyed the dime
social of the Young Peoples Society
Of ST. Stephens Danish Lutheran
church, held in the basement of the
church in Broad street, last night.
An interesting program of vocal and
instrumental music was rendered and
refreshments We're served during
evening. The affair was a success.
PLAN SOCIAL EVENT.
A Sunday afternoon dance Will be
held by he Y. NJ. II. A. December 20
for the benefit of the athletic asso-
citation. In the evening a roast and
entertainment will be held in he club
rooms Where the afternoon dance
will be held has not yet been decided
upon.
A meeting Of the Woman's Aux
1tiary to the Board of Missions "a
held in the Parish House in Rector
street yesterday Afternoon. The otfi-
Gals stated that that meeting would
be the last meeting until the first
Wednesday in February, when they
will have a speaker who Will address
on a familiar subject.
MISS DISBROW ENGAGED.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. P. Disbrow, of
Keyport, have announced the ngage
ment of their daughter, Bertha to
Mr.. Cashmere, of Iannell, N. Y. Miss
Disbrow, who once ATTENDED Train
er's Business College in this city has
a host of friends here.
HOLLY CLUB BALL.
Preparations are complete for the
first annual ball of the Chesebrough
Holly Club that is to be held in
street, tonight. The music will be
furnished by Professor S~teinhauser's
orchestra.
.... TRAVEL TO RAILWAY.
Many students accompanied the
crimson and white football team to
Railway this afternoon. Among the
number were: Arthur Johnson, Nor
man Pratt, William Seel, William
CARTS, Percival Quackenbush, Milton
Guttman and Thomas Ramsay.
mn DouD
Arrangements have been compile
ted for the barn dance and reception
of the Alumni of Trainers Business
College which will be held tomorrow
night in the schools rooms in Smith
street.
CHIEF ON VACATION.
Chief of Police Patrick ]. Burke is
spending a vacation of several days.
He Is enjoying short trips to a num-
Der of places of interest. Sergeant
Clarkson Durham is acting chief
during his absence.
LECTURE TO SENIORS.
Miss Anna o. Shivers, the librar-
ian, delivered a.1ecture to the mem
bers of the senior class of the high
school In the public library this
afternoon.