Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-12-01

The Mothers Club Of st. Peters
church VIII have a sale of articles for
babies and small children, as a part
of the annual fair to be given Thurs
day afternoon m evening . AN arti-
Giles to be donated should be sent to
Mrs. Clinton Van Schoicls, of So
Lewis street, or brought to the Par
ish House the day of the sale.
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The Daughters of Isabella will hold
a card party and dance tomorrow
night in the Knights of Columbus
club rooms in Smith street. The pro-
Deeds of the affair VIII go towards the
new club house in High street which
is now being renovated.
The chairman of the committee in
charge in Miss Catherine CROSBY who
is assisted by Misses Helen hurry and
Katherine O'Brien. The ~nOn-players
game Will be in charge of Miss Honor
Rhodes and Miss Margaret Kennedy
while the prizes will be In the hands
OF Mr.. Hugh REILLY.
Yesterday afternoon in the Cham
Der of Commerce building a number
OF young ONE Of Italian families in
the city organized the Y. w. l. S.
Club. A large number were present
n officers were elected as follows:
President, Mrs Philip Affruuti; vice
president, Miss Josephine Fimiani; fl
naneial secretary, Miss Marie Natoli;
recording secretary, Miss Lena YER
ducci; treasurer, Mrs. j. S. Tesorro.
The next meeting will be held Thurs
day night in the cub rooms.
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All preparations are now complet-
I'd for the fair to be held at the St.
Stephens Danish Lutheran church
tomorrow and Wednesday nights.
There will be a coffee and cake booth,
, fancy article booth, a doll booth, a
sandy booth. an apron booth and a
grab bag. Mrs. A. p. Hansen is the
chairman in charge.
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Announcement is made of the mar
riage of Mss Pearl Turner, of Cornell
street, to A. Christian Christensen, of
Goodman street. The ceremony was
performed by Rev. Robert Schlotter,
of the Grace English Lutheran
church, in the parsonage Wednesday
afternoon. Mr.. and Mrs. Christensen
have left on a wedding trip through
Pennsylvania and upon their return
will reside in this city.
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Miss Ruth Taylor, of 897 Compton
avenue, held a little affair Saturday
night in honor OF her guest, Miss EliZ-
abeth Donohay, of Cranbury. Sing
ing, dancing and games were enjoyed
and a supper was served.
Among those present were the
Misses Marion Blanchard, Anna Ras-
mussen, Helen Galaida, Ida Zangen-
burg, Gertrude Anderson, Petrea An
derson, Ruth Taylor, Messrs. Chris
Miller. Dante Ponconi. Carl Petersen,
Anker Christensen, Hedge Christen-
sen, Henry Low, oseph Sllary n
Mrs. w. c. Taylor OF this city; Miss
Florence Kish, of Fords, and Miss
Elizabeth Donahay Of Cranbury.
All donations for the bazaar which
will be held Thursday and Friday
night in the Grace English Lutheran
church should be at the church by
Wednesday nigt. Each society OF the
church has been assigned TO a booth
and a great deal of friendly rivalry
is being shown In securing the most
donations.
A miscellaneous shower was tender
ed to Miss TITLE Shumsley at her home
243 First street, Friday night in hon
or of her approaching marriage. Miss
Shumsky vas taken out to the motion
pictures and upon her return she
walked into a darkened house with
cries of surprise. All the gifts were
placed in q large basket which oCcu-
pied the center Of the room. The table
on which the refreshments were serv-
ed was decorated with pink crepe
paper and the entire repaSt was car
ried gut along this color scheme. Miss
Lena Goldman rendered q few vocal
selections during the evening and
piano selections were rendered by the
Misses Dora Goldman, Dora Fine and
Elizabeth Doris. An exhibition dance