Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-11-17
Society

A weeA ena party was held at tn
home OF Miss Helen Schmidt. of Fay
cite street. The affair started about
8 o'clock Saturday night and took the
form of a Spider Web party. At the
completion amidst fun and laughter
of the unwindlng of the web each re-
oeiVed his or her favor. Other games
were also played throughout the eve
ning and a buffet luncheon was serv-
ed near midnight. The admitted hit
of the evening was an m"personaIon
sketch given by Messrs. Ferdinand
Hall and Elwood Johnson, of two
Jewish peddlers. They carried their
parts throughout the evening with
much solemnity upon their parts and
much hilarity upon the part or the
audience. Dancing then held sway
until the wee hours of the morning,
Sunday games were played n a gen
oral good time was continued with Il
course dinner served at noon.
Among those present were the MIS-
ses Marion Ludwig, Loretta slater
and Blanch Cleveland n Messrs. Eli
wood johnson and Ferdinand Hall,
and Mr.. and Mrs. +. w. Schmidt, OF
this city, the Misses Jessie Ruby, Ger
trude Ruby, and Mr.. and Mrs. }.
Ruby and Mr.. and Mrs. HaVener ana
Messrs. Herbert Haver, Roland Rapp.
j. MacDowell. Walter Mauller, OF
Jersey City; Miss Pear Paterson, OF
Iyndhurst, and Arthur Dempsey, OF
the U. S. S. Tnipa, formerly from Al
lentown, Pa, but now on q furlough
from the U. S. Navy.
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Basketball practice under the ath-
letic department of the Girls CluD
will be held tonight in the Roessler
gymnasium.
the next Grub meeting will be held
Wednesday night in the club rooms IN
the public library. The open mem
bership is closed and no new mem
bers will be admitted at this meet
Ing. Any girl wishing to become a
member must secure the recommeh-
dalton of two girls and be voted on py
the Executive Board and will be no.
titled by the secretary of her MEMBER
ship.
The newly organized singing society
Echo will hold its first dance tonight
in pulaski Hall at 752 State street.
The dance will begin at 5 o'clock.
A birthday surprise was rendered
to c.. b. Mackenzie, of 233 Brlghton
e Saturday night. Music was
enioved and games were played.
Among those present were Mr.. ana
Mrs. A. J.. Murphy, of West New
BRIGHTON. s. l.; Mrs. Miller and Miss
Iuln Miller of Port Richmond. and
Morton Hunter of New York.
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The Buds of Zion will meet tonight
at the Bnei Zion Institute on Fayette
street at 8 o'clock. Plans will be
made for a Chanukah entertainment
and nomination of officers will be
held. An interesting program IS in
store for the members.
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An important meeting of all per-
sons who are to take part-in the COM
ing bazaar of the combined societies of
the Grace English Lutheran church
will be held tomorrow night at 1880
o'clock in the basement of tho
church.
A group of young people enjoyed
q straw ride Saturday night to New
Market where an elaborate supper
was served at New Market Inn. After
which dancing was enjoyed until a
late hour. Those in the party includ-
ed the Misses Helen Davids, Marie
Andersen, Wayne Hansen, Lillian
Cleaver, Anna Wedel, Eva Uoceskie,
Ellen Dagger, Emma Wedel and Mes
srs. William Miles. Stuart Laubach,
William Hansen, Peter Olsen, Thor
valid Andersen, Charles loft, Raymond
Richards, Garrett Poulsen and LIE
Roy Stratton.
The Franklin A. A. held a party
In their club rooms Watson avenue,
Saturday night, which was attended
by a number of local people.
The rooms were decorated with red,
white and blue trimmings and f~estivi-
ties started about 8 O'Clock. From
this hour On. the guests spent the
evening in playing games and dane
ing, and at ~ o'clock a supper was
served. The committee in charge OF
the affair consisted of: William Fraz-
er, chairman; Arthur Martin and
Charles Leslie.
Those present were the Misses lii.
liam Lund, Wathleen Jackson, Tessie
Brosky, Lena Larson, Wilhelmina
Wenigar, Loretta Duffy, Anna Bolasf
and Tessie MCCardle and Messrs
Walter Rush, William Frazer, Arthur
Martin, Charles Leslie, Robert Jack,
son, William and Harold Mason.