Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-12-05


dance ia 44snI IN lana hall. The
success which is attributed to all or
their dances, was no exception last
night. The music vas furnished by
Fred O'Brlen's orchestra was excep-
tionally god and the dance was
thoroughly enjoyed by all the partici-
pan from its commencement until
after midnight. Refreshments of cof-
fee and cake were served by the com
mittee composed of the Misses Anna
Beck, Olga Fonskov and Esther
Starke. Anna Beck was in charge of
the affair. The ohaperons of the eve
ming were MIR. aid Mrs. Andrew Lar
sen. Mrs. s. p. Starke, Mrs. C. p. Fons-
know n Mrs. z. Petersen.
Among those who attended the af-
fair were the Misses Marion Ludwig,
Helen Ludwig, Marion Rasmussen,
Christine Sansoe, Minnie Jameson,
Seria Fonskov, Elizabeth Corsica,
Elizabeth Boardman, Ester Andersen,
Christine Petersen, Ingred Andersen,
N1cholina Petersen, Olga F>onskov, Es-
Their Starke, Anna Beck and Marion
Brogger and Messrs. Jens Jensen,
Andrew Aaroe, John Alexa, Terkel
Sansoe, Vincent Pavase. Joseph Tee
ney, Edwin Hansen, Edwin Langan,
Walter Terkelsen, Chris Rasmussen,
Thorvald Fonskov, Anthony Stark,
John Deliman, Richard Leseur, Einar
Nicholson, Johannus, Edwin Tangaard
Clarence TangaaTd, William Semple,
Marinus Andersen and Harold Lud-
wig, of this city; Miss Anna Dooling,
of South Amboy; Miss Lillian Ander-
sen. of Fords, Miss Edith Jay Cox, of
Tottenville and Miss May Lindemeyer.
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The supper held last night In st.
Peters Par sh House in Rector street
was characteristic of st. Peters in its
dalntiness and finishing touches. The
supper itself was mighty good"
while its service waseexceIlent. Each
table was well arranged, set off by it's
bouquet of flowers in the center and
the hostess at one end serving coffee
from little silver coffee pots.
Two tables were also placed in the
other room, one of fancy articles and
the other of baby things. The latter
was under the auspices of the Moth
rrs Club of st. Peters. over one
aundred and seventy-five people at
tended the supper and sale.
An auction sale will be held tomor-
row night by the Ladies' Aid of the
Swedish Congregational church in the
church at 8 o'clock. Fancy articles
of every description will be auctioned
off. Refreshments WI also be in
cluded in the admission fee. Mrs.
Olsen and Mrs. NJ. S. Carbon are in
charge of the sale.
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A reorganization meeting of the N.
w. G. Club which was formed by nine
girls of the local high school of the
class of Id was held last night at the
home of Miss Bertha Sarokin, at 3Y9
Park n The minutes of the last
meeting of the club which was held in
1915 were read and brought back
many memories n humorous stu
atoms.
Among those present were the
Misses Lena Goldman, Dora Goldman,
Dora Fine, Elizabeth Doris, Mae
Sehwartzstein, Eta Singer, Reebe
Weinblatt and Bertha Sarokin. The
only one of the original club who did
not attend was Miss Anna Dimond,
who has since nov to Lakewood.
Following the business meeting re-
freshments were served. The next
meeting will be held at the home of
Miss Reebe Weinblatt.
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Miss Elsie Gerlufsen of Barclay
street, was rendered a shower last
night in honor of her approaching
marriage at the home of Miss Eulelia
Mcguire of South Amboy. The entire
color scheme of the evening was blue
birds, the table being covered with
them and little ones on strings were
suspended from Ine GelllnS, EaVOfS
of little animals and knitting bags
filed with candy were given to the
guests.
Those who attended being members
of the Let's Go Club of the Perth Am
boy Trust Company, included the
Misses Rose Henderson, Ethel Wester,
Eulelia Mcclure, Marie Fiordland,
Elizabeth Dolan. Elsie Gerlufsen,
Clara Gerlufsen, Edna Emmons, Mar
garet Mcclure and Julia Mcclure and
Messrs. Joseph Kelly, Emil Bacha,
Hans Sorensen, James Kennedy, Wal
ter Lybeck. John Repak and John
MCGUIRE.
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The fair of St. Stephens Danish Lu-
theran church vas successfully con-
cluded last night after two days with
a total of $470 taken in. The award
ing of articles was completed last
might and the following received
things: Peter O~stergaard, an easy
chair; Mrs. hurry, of Red Bank, a
doll; Mr.. Stephenson, a cake; Mrs. J.
Jindhart, a doll.