Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-12-14
THIRTEEN DANCE A SUCCESS.

THIRTEEN DANCE A
A splendid success was scored by
the committee of thirteen that ar
ranged the return Leap Year dance
given in Goodwill hall last night.
The hall was decorated in red and
green and Illuminated by lighted
pumpkin heads and scare-crow heads
SUSPENDED from the ceiling to the
center of each wall were streamers
of red and green crepe paper. In
one of the corners of the hall, a sec
ton of about ten feet square was en-
closed by walls formed by entWined
red and green crepe paper. In TINS
part was enclosed the orchestra
which furnished music to which about
200 danced gaylv until 2 O'Clock this
morning. At midnight refreshments
were served by the committee. The
patrons were Mr.. and Mrs. John
Hanson, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry G. Fege-
", Mr.. and Mrs. Horace H. Hazard,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Bayard.
Following are the names Of tho th'r-
teen members as they registered on
the committee: Chester Giliies,
chairman, Ralph E. Seaman, treas
urer, Nels Macan, Skeleton jim,
John ]. Mulligan, Harvey Sell, Sill
vers, Joseph A.. Brimlow, Emil
Strem1au, Howard Black, V. d. Shay,
Pox Booz, and Nearly Wed, V. d.
Shay acted as floor manager. There
were many present from Monmouth
county and Staten Island as well as
from this county.
ATTENDED SEWAREN PARTY.
Many people from this city attend
ed the surprise party given in honor
of Mr.. and Mrs. A. Zebrer in Sewar-
en-, Thursday night. Musical selec
lions, both vocal and instrumental
were rendered. Jack Bird and
Joseph Kelly gave vocal solos. At
midnight supper was served follow
ing which games were played until
the early hours of the morning
when the guests departed. Those
present were: Misses Florence
Moore, Alice Zahrer, Johanna Lynch,
Anna Andisko, Emma Carasiti, Mel.
lie Nelson, Alice Heating, Marie
Zehrer, Mildred Parker, Theresa
Melka, Mabel Waters. Margaret
Kennedy. Alice Smith, Florence Zehr-
er, and Josephine Compton, Daniel
Dwyer. Edward Kelly, John Melko,
Edward Clinchey, joseph Kelly. Wal
ter Yenk. George Dalincy. Joseph
Dwyer, Ray Costello, Joseph Leahy,
Jack Bird. Dennis Desmond Steve
Melko, Louis Longtime, August Lem
beck, Louis McGoldrick. Louis Booz,
Albert Hibbits, Charles Nelson,
Henry Deitz. Clement Melder, Louis
Zehrer, Joseph Zehrer, Edward Oh
sen, Edward Simonsen, Henry Simon
sen, and Mr.. and Mrs. A. Zehrer.
GIVES TURKEY SUPPER.
Mrs. Eugene Portor, of State
street, gave a turkey supper Thurs
day night to those who took part in
an entertainment at the P~resbyter-
I~.a-c50Tch.- Vocal and instrumental
.alections were rendered by Misses
Henrietta Weinblatt and Claire Har-
tung respectively. The supper was
served at II o'clock. Mrs. Drucken-
miller and Mrs. Porter served. Dan
cling was enjoved by all. Those pres
ent were: Misses Fay Druckenmil-
Ter, Henrietta Weinblatt, and Claire
Hartung, August Smith, Samuel Pa
tey, and Eugene Portor. Mrs. Druck-
enmiller and Mrs. Portor.
'BOLD EAGLES" ORGANIZE
Five Young men organized a social
club, which will be known as the
BOLD Eagle Association" last night
In their club house in Harrison place
Richard Martin was elected presi-
dent, Kenneth Solt, vice president
and Franklin Henry, secretary and
treasurer. A constitution and by
laws committee, composed of Frank
Ign Henry and Kenneth Solt was APP
pointed. Plans were made for a
brilliant winter season of soeials.
Charter members Of the Crganiza-
ton are: Richard Martin, Franklin
Henry, Kenneth Solt, Arthur John
son, and Joseph Fiigen.
BIRTHDAY ANNIVERSARY.
Friends of Miss Reid, of 1872
Catalpa avenue, helped her celebrate
her twelfth birthday at her home
Wednesday. Games were played and
refreshments served. Those present
we're: Misses Ethel Wester. Ruth
Parr, Anna Peck. Helen Peck, Bertha
Peck, Helen Crew, Edith Crew,
Sophie Christensen, Laura Christen-
sen, Margaret Mackinsen, Maryland
Smaller, Virginia Sialler, Gladys Foe,
Alice Gerow, Agnes Reid and Frances
Reid.
SURPRISE MRS. CARLSEN.
A surprise party was rendered
Mrs. Fred Carlson, of 90 Catalpa
avenue, yesterday afternoon by a
number of her friends. Singing and
dancing were enjoyed. After refresh
ments were served. the gusts depart
ed for their homes. Those present
were Mrs. Fillmore Taylor, Mrs. ].
Olsen, Mrs. Andrew Heiselberg. Mrs.
John Peterson, Mrs. Hans Sapdholt,
Mrs. Fred Carlson. Misses Olive Sand
holt and Airline Heiselberg.
EASTERN STAR MEMBERS VISIT.
A delegation of members of Rari-
tan CHAPTER U. D. Order of the East
ern Star. visited Holly Chapter No,
rs in Jersey City, last night. Those
in the party were Mr.. and Mrs. Geo
II. Coates. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Soil.
Mrs, Sarah Coil, Mrs. George Eggert,
Mrs. Jacob Kreielsheimer. Mrs. Kate
Clark, Mrs. John Hornsbv. Mrs.
James Chalmers, Mrs. Clarence
Smith and Mrs. Joseph Newell.
GERRiTY-POWERS.
Powers, daughter of Mrs. M. Powers,
OF 100 Broad street. were united in
marriage by Rev. Peter B. Corr in