Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-11-14
Westminster Guild
Sale Attracts Many

Early and late prospective buyers,
lockers and just plain buyers hockea
into the Presbyterian chapel last
night to attend the Westminster Guild
bag sale.
The chapel was trimmed in the
colors of the Guild, delphi blue. This
was combined with black and twisted
into curious shapes and figures dur
ing it's course around the pooths
which it decorated. The first pootn
on the right was devoted to the SAFE
of tho bags. This vas Respondent In
coIors; bags ranging from the dalntl-
est shade of pink down through the
blues, creams and brown up to that
most vivid of shades, a deep, WHO
cerise. The bags were sold X olo
fashioned hot cakes" In charge OF
this booth was Mrs. William Pullen
assisted by Mrs. Fred Hilton, Mrs
Lee Smith and Miss Kathryn Her
bert.
Across the chapel was the candy
booth. This very early in the evening
was showing signs of needing re-
plenishing and any donators who
brought supplies were readily wei
coined. In charge of this stand was
Mrs. Albert Hanson assisted by MIS-
William Fraser and Miss Florence
Moore.
With the green carpet on the Moor
and the ice cream and cake taples
scattered around despite the cold out
of-doors one seemed to be attending
q lawn fete instead of a bag sale. IN
charge Of the ice cream and cake
was Mrs. George Shurts assisted by
Mrs. Virgil Shull, Mrs. William De
Haven, Miss Florence Sofield and
Miss Bertha Brown.
Mrs. Theodore Degenring was IN
charge of the musical program. Dur
ing the evening piano selections were
rendered by Miss Grace Hawk and
Miss Heller Macmillan and the Tor
mer also accompanied Miss Louise
Crowell, who rendered a vocal selec-
ton.
Miss Bethel Krumenacker, daugh'
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. John krumen'
acker, of Floral Park, Long Island
and J. Earl Smith, son of Mr.. AM
Mrs. James +. Smith, of Mcclellan
street. were married Saturday at th'
home of the bride.
At five o'clock the bridal party came
down the isle which was MADE o.
flowers scattered by the little flower
girl, Bethel Christ. The ceremony was
performed by Rev. Jackson that CITY
as the couple stood under a nora
arch.
The bride wore u white georgett(
crepe dress with white satin band!
and here and there sparkled beaded
trimmings. She carried a bouqu O
roses. The bridesmaid wore q dress
of blue satin and carried pink car
nations. The best man was Edwin
Kant, of Boston.
A reception followed at which about
seventy-five friends attended. Mr.
ard Mrs. Smith then left for the south
on their wedding trip. Upon their re
turn they will reside in Mcclellan
street.
The regular meeting of the Live
Wire Social was held last night a
the British-American Club rooms
This organization is living right up tc
its lame, always full of pep as may
be seer by considering the fact thai
ak new members were admitted al
this time. Usual business was ran
sacted. The social committee will
meet next Tuesday night to discuss
plans for a blow out" to be held
Thanksgiving eve.
After business was completed, SO
ciability reigned supreme. Dancing
was enjoyed by all. Refreshments
were StINGu. INtAt llCCbiiS WAL ~
held Thursday, November 20.
The Baptist Women's Missionary
Society met yesterday afternoon al
the home of Mrs. Greene in Levi:
street. The book characterization wa:
read by Miss Elsie Bernard. Plan:
were made for the raising of $6,000,'
600 for the church and it was decided
to hold a victory social at the homt
of Mrs. J.. E. Bernard in Rector stree
December II. Mrs. William H. Baw'
den gave the foreign book Crusade
of Compassion"
Our Savior's Danish Lutheran
fair which closed last might wa!
conceded a great success. The large
number of buyers who attended thu
night before last very nearly cleaned
out of the things on hand. A few
articles were still to be purchased
from the fancy table last night, blu
the early buyers very shortly grabbed
these up. The candy booth was still
active throughout the evening as 6
fresh supply has been put in to NEE
the demand.
A party was held Wednesday a
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Samue
Fugel in Neville street in honor o
their granddaughter, Jeanette Nil
ler's twelfth birthday. Games wer'
played and singing was enjoyed anC
refreshments were served.
The guests included Mrs. Anton Pc
terson and Miss Margaret Peterson o
Richmond Valley, Mrs. Nesbitt o
Pleasant Plains, and the Misses Anna
Samson, Ingrid Skov, Agnes Hansen
Ruth Peterson, Elsie Miller, Rosa Pc
terson, Jeanette Miller and Messrs
Jens Bergeson, Carl Olson, John Sam
son, Reynold Miller. Arthur Bender
and Howard Stark and Mrs. S. Stark
Mrs. J. Lindholm and Mrs. S. Fugl'
of this city.
The Star of Grace Lodge No. 70
Shepherds of Bethlehem, held a so
cial last night il ~Jacobsen's hall. a
large attendance was present whicl
included visitors from New Bruins
wick and New York. A quilt wa!
awarded to Miss Florence Hughes. o.
So Gordon street, while a live duel
was given to Mr.. Reid, of Maurer A
cut glass dish went to Kurtis Brink
of 154 Gordon street. Dancing anC
singing were enjoyed throughout thu
evening. Violin and piano selection!
were also rendered by Miss and Mr.
harrington.
The committee in charge of the af
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