Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-23
SESSION.

INTERESTING SESSION.
One of the largest and most inter
esting meetings of the Woman's
Foreign Missionary Society, of Simp-
son Methodist Episcopal church,
held III some time was the monthly
business session last night in the
lecture room of the church. Miss
Marina Craze, president of the socie-
ty, presided and announced the pro-
gram. At the opening of the meet
Ing Mrs. Frank Harrington read from
the Scriptures and prayers were Of
fered by Miss Craze and Mrs. Jane
O~yerfngton. An interesting address
was given by Mrs. Edith Corbett, of
Westfield, q district corresponding
secretary. A letter from Mrs. Addi-
son w. Hayes, an associate secretary
OF Westfield, urging the society here
on to better work, was read by Mrs.
William Walters, of the local society.
The musical part of the program
Included a duet by Mr.. and Mrs. Van
G. Munger and a vocal solo by Mrs.
Joseph Brimlow. Two new members
Joined the society A social hour
followed the meeting and refresh
nIsnts were served.
SOCIAL TWENTY ELECT.
The annual election of officers OF
the Social Twenty took place last
night at q meeting In its elubroomE
at 32S Smith street. The officers
chosen for the ensuing year are as
follows. President, William Glib
hon; vice president, Thomas Grove;
secretary, Alfred Skevington; corr
responding secretary; John Calvin;
treasurer. John Kutcher; assistant,
Joseph Kutcher; sergeant at arms.
William Evans; trustees, George
Wursterfeld. William Hornsby, The
odore Tyrrell and John Mcmahon.
On the executive COMMITTEES are
John Mcmahon, chairman; Peter
Floresch, John Kutcher, Joseph
Butcher and John Ter Brock. The
club meets every Monday night. A
social time followed the session with
refreshments.
ENTERTAINs CLUE.
Holger Holm entertained the
members Of the Clipper Athletic Club
at his residence In Rector street last
night. Following a short business
meeting the boys engaged in all
sorts of entertainment. To make the
evening more enjoyable, Miss Smith
rendered several vocal selection in
German. accompanied by Miss Anna
Holm on the plano. Refreshments
were served.
PLANS FOR TEA.
Further plans for the Martha K
supper to be held in the I
ecture DON of Simpson Methodist
episcopal church on Washingto i
birthday, February %, We're made 6
u a special meeting of the Ladies
Auxiliary held yesterday at the HON 4
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1srs ss 4 turkey saspper S.fsssff11s
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YOUNG GIRLS CLUB. !
Members OF the Young Girls
.,1easure Club were entertained at
residence OF Miss Minnie Tonne
$50 Fast avenue. last night. a
number of aocfal events ere ar
for ana refreshments served.
..-s5y CT @saaS-
street, will he hostess to the club
next Monday night.
ENJOY THEATER PARTY.
Al theater party consisting of Will
Ian Petty. Howard and George
Brown, William Gilman. OF this
city, and Joseph Morgan and Rob-
art Scheuerman, of New York, Wit
messed a performance of the Gar
den of Allah, last night. Dinner was
enjoyed at the Aston House before
the play.
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HAVE DOUBLE EVENT.
a double birthday party was held
Saturday evening at the residence of
Arnold and August Lubbock, at Bis
Market street. Their birthdays,
though two years apart, both fall
upon January 30. Music and games
were enjoyed and dainty refresh
Dlents were served by the hostess,
r. f. s. in SESSION.
Members of the p, r. s. will hold
u business and social session at the
residence Of Mrs. Albert G. Krogh,
In Market street, tonight. Several
functions will be arranged, after
which a social time with refresh
ments win be held.
ENGAGEMENT PARTY.
Invitations have been issued by
ar. and Mrs. Bernard Strict, of
Brighton avenue, for an engagement
party to be given Sunday in honor of
Miss Dora Feeder, who Is to become
the wife of Frank Rubin, of this
city.
FOR PRIVATE DANCE.
Plans for the second annual dance
and reception of the La Rose 0rehes-
ira, to be given IN Kroeger's Audi
forum on Saturday evening, Fehru-'
airy II, have been completed by the
committee in chars. The affair will
be strictly priyat and II ia expected
that 100 couples viii attend,
A P14EASAN Mt AFFAIR.
Mrs. r. jackson entertained a
number of friends tnrday evening
In honor of her l. aday. Music
and inns were = eature of the
evenings entertainments aud a de-