Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-03-20

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Freeman, Katherine Freeman, Ralph
Edgar and Mr.. and Mrs. William
Freeman, Of Edgars; Clarence Hem
Street, of South Amboy.
SURPRISE MRS. BUNTEN.
Standard Bearers of Simpson M. e.
church rendered Mrs. Charlotte Bun
ten a surprise at her home In 66 Mad
ason avenue last night. In accordance
with the usual custom of presenting
a cut glass dish to every n among
their ranks who marries, Mrs. Bun
ten was given her present at the
party. Mrs. William H. Van Pelt
made the presentation speech. Games
were played and a program of vocal
and Instrumental solos enjoyed, after
which a repast was served. In the
party ere Mrs. William f. Van Pelt,
Mrs. Jack Blair, Jr., Mrs. George
Billott, Mrs. Daisy Curry, Cora Erick-
BON, Misses Jessie Gilmore,
Adeline Nelson, May Smith
Lillian Martin, Myrtel and Addie
Snyder, Clara Nelson. Blanche
Rhodes, Ester Wester1and, Gladys
Eoutts, Emily Carpenter, Laura
CLARK. Ethel Davis. Orl Eggler and
Helen Bloodgood.
PRIVATE SUBSCRIPTION DANCE.
In appreciation of the evening
OF pleasure given them by their lady
friends at the private leap year dance
Monday night, q return event will
be held by the gentlemen on April 8,
In either the Auditorium or Goodwill
hall. Alchfn will do the catering
and c. Howard Smiths orchestra
Will furnish the music for dacing.
The committee for the affair is com
zesed of Jack Klein, chairman, as |
by William Fraser, Alfred
Howard Hardiman, Howard
Black, Leo Donehue and Robert
Hand.
MISSIONARY SOCIETY.
The Woman's Missionary Society
|f the First Baptist church met yes
erday afternoon at the residence of
Irs. G. W. Cox in Broad street. Mrs.
|. b. Walker read from the scrip
ure and Mrs. Matthews led In pray
4; Mrs. aGasala Abel read e. m
sting article on Clara Seyaire. The
our chapter of the Light or the {
yorld was studied at the business :,
3SSlOA. "A 6CGldl IlillS hAtA AOAt CoA
was enjoyed.
CLUB CHOOSE PRESIDENT. (,
Miss Emily Jacobson was elected
OF the High School Gleet
slub which was formed last week.
large number OF applications were
received tor membership. Before
becoming members the applicants
to appear before the president
Miss Ruth Fletcher and demon
strate their talent. The membership
Of the society at present consists en-
tirely of girls.
FANCY DRESS BALL.
The fancy dress ball to be held
IN Wilder hall on Tuesday, March 26,
under the auspices of the Young
Mems Hebrew Association, will be
one of the most successful OF masque
affairs ever held In this city. The
committee has already disposed of a
large number of tickets. Five hand
some prizes are offered.
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CLUB ENJOYS SESSION.
Members of the Gibson Mandolin
Club were entertained at the home
OF John Peterson, In Penn street last
night. After practicing for an hour
a social time with refreshments was
enjoyed. The club will meet next
Tuesday evening at the residence of
Arnold Nicholson, in Barclay street.
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MEETING POSTPONED.
The scheduled meeting of the P.
r. s. at the home of Mrs. Albert
Krogh, in Market street, last night,
was postponed until next week.
Plans are under way for a straw
ride to be given by the society.
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AN ENJOYABLE TIME.
Andrew Rosenvinge, of 224 Smith
street, celebrated the anniversary of
his birth by a reception given at his
home Monday afternoon. Games were
played and music enjoyed. Refresh
ments were served.
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