Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-06-10
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Making Ends Meet-and Lap Over
Welcome Home for
KreieiSheimer Boys
Monster Success

This is the beginning of the off,
cial welcome home to the local boys"
according to Mayor Dorsey in his ad-
dress last night at the welcome home
reception rendered to the Kreielshei-
mer boys in the Y. NJ. II. A. hall.
This affair is the first that has been
rendered to any of our returned he
roes upon a large scale, so l felt that
If possibilities were such / would make
1t my duty and pleasure to be here"
He went on in a laudatoFy vein.m
tioning the work of Jacob Kreiel-
sheimer during the war period and
the service he had rendered to the
country and of how proud the city was
at being able to consider both the
boys among their citizens. He con-
cluded with wishing them good luck
and congratulated them upon their re-
turn and their efforts across.
Other speakers of the evening were
Albert Leon. who also spoke upon
the same vein of the mayors address
and also Rev. Mr.. Friedman, who
spoke in a more spiritual
One of the most notable factors OF
the evening was the beauty and origi-
nality of the decorations. Primarily
the hall was a national recall. The
colors of the flag were everywhere.
The center light was hidden by a IAN
tern inc the light cleaning through
! Illuminated the words welcome home
from all sides. Beneath this swung
a steel helmet which, although it had
I felt more at home amongst shot and
! shell, swung ~contente1ly to the rhy-
! matte strains of Encherman's orches-
ira. Fol jazz and also dreamy waltz
time the music surpassed all desires
The balcony at one end of the hall
was hidden from view beneath the
dense foliage of ferns and palms which
. 1fnnd a. FThn nRabnCtrn r1n unH from n
miniature garden and periodically out
lined stage. Refreshments were serv-
ed throughout the evening.
over a hundred guests attended,
Among those present were: Mrs. l.
Kreielsheimer, Mrs. F. Parker, Mrs
John Rowley. Mrs. r. Gardner, Mrs,
j. Sheyer and Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Gold
berger, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Kaufman
Mr. and Mrs, Joseph Bruck. Mr.. and
Mrs. Philip Pargot. Mr.. and Mrs. John
Margaretten, Mr.. and Mrs. Max Gold
berger, Mr.. and Mrs. Hyman Fried
man, Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Leon, Mr.
and Mrs. Ma Gibian. Mr.. and Mrs,
Max Klein. Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Jacobs
Mr.. and Mrs. M. S. G%oldberger, Rev
and Mrs. Emil Friedman, Mr.. and
Mrs. Hartman, Mr.. and Mrs Herbert
]. Bedell. Mr. and Mrs. 1. l. Block, Mr.
and Mrs. Adolph G%reenbaum, Mr.
and Mrs. t.. X. Roos. Mr. and Mrs
Charles Safran, Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
Weiss. Mr.. and Mrs. Adolph Weiss
Mr.. and Mrs. Sol Bubenstein, Mr.. and
Mrs. William l.. Haffner, Mr.. and Mrs
j. l.. Klein, Mr.. and Mrs. Max Wurt-
eel, Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Anderson, Mr..
and Mrs. j.. Kreielsheimer.
The Misses Louise Eth, Anna Met
zendorf, Gladys Sheyer, Martha
Greenbaum, Dorothy Greenbaum
Leonora Margaretten, Silvia
Leon, Jennie Wedeen, Eliza
beth Borak, Mitzie Kemeny. Heller
Mosbacher, Bertha Kaufman, Cecil;
Kaufman, Helen Bechtel, Ruth Block
Bertha S~arokin. Minerva Isenberg
tRebee Weinblatt. Rebee Sarokir
Claire Porus Bertha Edelstein, Till
Shumsky, and Messrs. Frank Dorsey
Bernard Cannon, Isaac Alpern, Emar
uel Altman, Bert Bruck, Henry Mar
garetten. Milton Guttman. Wilbur Il
tRoe, Nathan Margaretten. Marcus
Leon, Sidney Kreielsheimer, Alfred
Weiss, Joseph Mosbacher, Mark II
Sheyer, Bernard G~reenbaum, Dave
Mandel, Leo Goldberger. Sidney Roos
Selmour Roos, Walter Reilly. William
Thurkkelsen, Lucis Polensky, Irving
G.. Kreielsheimer and Max Kreielshei
mer.