Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-10-31

The hostesSeS of the evening were
Mrs. Berlfne, Mrs. Linetsky and MISS
Helen Grannis.
The masquerade social held at the
lecture room of the Simpson M. e.
church last night by the Epworth
League was successful to the highest
degree. The rain instead of dampen-
ing the spirits of the oStume
guests tended to make them more
ready to join in the jovial surround
ings which greeted them upon enter
ing the scene of the nights festivities.
The affair was opened with a grand
march of the characters. japanese
girls and others of the Orient seemed
strangely familiar and on unusually
good speaking terms with members
of the Occidental race.
The center of attraction at all Hal
lowe'en parties that are lucky enough
to have one is of course centered on
the fortune teller. In this case IN the
person of Miss Francisco Craze, many
and many fates were unfolded n the
future was revealed. At 1890 o'clock
refreshments were served by the COM
mittee in charge. The entire evening
was spent in the observation OF Ola
Halloween customs the real old apple
games were played and marshmelloW
games (more being eaten than played
with tits true). The Misses esther
Wederstrom and Frances Giles were
in charge of the entertainment anu
Miss Harriet Meade in charge OF the
refreshments. Miss Francisco Craze
was general chairman of the evening"
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The Amboy Harmony Club had Its
regular meeting Tuesday night at
which time the coming dance to De
held Thanksgiving e V was discussed.
Final arrangements are now pelhs
completed and there is every reason
To believe the dance will be an I'M
usual success. At the present tn!e
members have disposed OF approx
mately five hundred tickets n Inc
keenest rivalry exists amohs w ~
ember as there is to be a goid
watch charm awarded TO
the member selling the highest NUM-
Der of tickets.
Several applications for
shin were brought up, three were
laid over but one, Harry Banzyk' was
acted upon and accepted.
Following the business session d
social time was enjoyed by All IN ~
form of leafs" smokes anu SinsimS'
Harvey Dey rendered several paro-
dies assisted by Steve PARIS.
Ena AlIISIlS
Girls club held basket ball practlce
1os+ NIGHT in Roessler gymnasium
Over two full teams were present. -
strenuous practice was gone throusn
in nreDaration for the first game y
tho season which will be held FL
davc night November IN M Mi
Auditorium The next practlce W."
he held Tuesday night at wnich Inl
the game which the clup VIII 1ppo@O
hu Manager ROeSj-
Ter.
Mr., and Mrs. Arthur st. AndrasSy,
of 14S Market street, the
marriage of their daughter, Anna, to
George Flint Weir, of this city. Inc
marriage took place Tuesday n was
performed by Rev. w. A. Pugsley'
pastor of the Baptist church in New
Brighton, S. I.
Yesterday afternoon the junior
pupils of st. Mary's music class held
a musical in st Mary's Hall in Cen
ter street. The hall was decorated
with chrysanthemums and autumnal
leaves. Those who took part in the
program were the Misses Anna Duffy,
Irene Beatty, May Burke, Catherine
Burke, Catherine Murray, Maud Dou-
cett. Margaret Kerwin, Elizabeth NC
CURE, Margaret Rhodes, Marguerite
Gardner, Vfctorine S~andbeck, Mary
Mullen, E~vangeline Kelley, Cathe-
rine Egan, Irene Ridley, Marian
O'Brien, Catherine C%urran, Mary
Callow. Josephine Baumlin, Elizabeth
DAILY. Margaret Burke, Claire Jones,
Olive Redwood, Margaret Hanley,
Ella Sheehy, Dorothy Burns, Chrissle
O'Hara, Marie Hughes, Wilhelmina
Macarthur, Margaret DAILY, Ruth
Wade, Margaret Dalton, Veronica
Nolan, Stella Waleska, Emma Gall
Marie Kerwin. Catherine Mooney
Julia Deverin, Olive Dreamer, Messrs.
John Campion, William Murray
Arthur Grace, John Healey, Donald
Rasmussen and Edward Kennedy.
A reception by Mr.. and Mrs.
Adolph Greenbaum will be held sun
day afternoon at their home in High
in honor of the engagement OF
their daughter, Martha. No cards
have been sent OFT.
The anniversary celebration of the
Dana Relief Society will be held to-
night in Dana Hall.
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Solomon of
Hall avenue, the engage
ment of their daughter Lena to Max
Chen.
A special meeting of the Young
Peoples Society of the Christian En-
deavor of the First
church will meet at $40 o'clock Sun
day night in the chapel. Frederick
Mintell of Railway, will talk upon
National Convention in Buffalo"
A son was born Tuesday to Mr. and