Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-12-03

eral of his own compositions. Chorus
singing took an important part in the
program and was entered into hear
tlIy by everyone.
Miss Foster served refreshments.
Among those present were: Mrs. G.,
A. Emmons, Mrs. William H. Baw.
den, Mrs Constantine A. Wilkey, Mrs.
Mrs. Fannie F.. Menaker, the Misses
DunhaIni Hattie Emmons, Thelma
Emmons, Sue FRANKIE, Dorothy Mac
Fannie F. -Menaker, the Misses
linger; Messers. Frank p. Foye, 4.
Kitchlinger; Master Arthur Kitch-
llnger of Sewaren and twenty or Miss
Fosters Boys"
A miscellaneous shower was tender
ed to Miss Sara Blatt, of Hall venue
at the home of Mrs. Rose Kempner,
in Gordon street, in honor of her
approaching marriage, by the Sewing
Seven Sircle."
While the young ladies' were busily
sewing. baby Sybil, the daughter of
Mrs. Kempner, came into the room
carrying a basket filled with the gifts
for Miss Blatt. Following this re-
freshments were served and a merry
time took place. Those who were
present were the Misses Sara Blatt,
Yvonne Miller, Helen Seaman, Regina
Sigman, Lillian Daitz, Helen Fettman,
and Mrs. George Kozosko and Mrs.
o kempner.
Everything is in readiness for the
chfcken patty supper to be held to-
morrow night in the Parish House of
st Peters church starting at $50
O'Clock and continuing until 7 o'clock.
Chicken patty, peas, scalloped pota-
toes, cranberry sauce, cold slaw, pie
and coffee will be served. Besides this
a fancy article table under the chair
manship of Mrs. ]. Henry Smith as
sisted by Mrs. D. P. Olmstead and
Mrs. Lorentus 8. Thompson will pre-
sent many artistic articles
The kitchen will be under the
management of Mrs. Herbert Moore
assisted by Mrs. John NJ. Shoe, Mrs.
Garrison, Mrs. Richard L. Preston,
Mrs. Edith McHose and Mrs. c. Fl.
Reed. The dining room committee
is headed by Mrs w. Northey Jones
assisted by Mrs. Arthur Boughton, Mrs.
William Peck, Mrs. Charles Ulman
and Mrs. George Hooper.
At the heads of the six tables re-
spectively the following ladies will
your Mrs. Petra Hanson, Mrs. Abram
VI. Shock, Mrs. Martin, Mrs. Fannie
Booth, Mrs. Emma Barlow, Mrs. T.
s. Trueman. and Mrs. Henry S.
Hulse.
Waiting on the various tables will
be the Misses Besse Hunter, Marie
Brown, Agnes Brown Marg-
aret Wight, Florence Garrett
son, Gertrude Martin, Laura
Strandberg, Dorothy Clark. Harriet
Tice, X. Meyers. Virginia Miller, Edith
Mallett, Edith Arnold. Eleanor Jones.
Helen Warren. Ruth Shoe, Margaret
Ulman, Carla Mathiasen, Gundrun
Eiskesen, and Alice Eskesen.
The first night of the annual air
of st. Stephens Dan sh Lutheran
church took place last night when
the fair opened in the basement Of
the church in Broad street. The place
itself was the palace of Jack Frost.
himself had transformed the barren
walls into swansdown and gold stars,
announcing the approach Of the
Christmas season and its calls.
At the doll booth is Mrs. P. Sender
gard; at the fancy booth, Mrs. Wal
demar Hoyer and Mrs. Linderberg; at
the apron and lingerie booth, Mrs.
Axel Olsen and Mss Constancia AL
larop; at the grab bag. Mrs. Gerluf-
sen; at the parcel post booth, Mrs.
Hans Gade; in charge of the ice
cream and soft drinks are Mrs. Fl.
Holsath, Mrs. Fritz Hansen and Mrs.
Adamson: at the cake booth are Mrs.
Ludwigsen and Mrs. A. Nielsen; in
charge OF the tickets at the door Is
Mrs. C. Rasmussen; those waiting on
tables included Mrs. Chris Rasmus-
sen, Mrs. Andrew Lamp n Mrs.
Harnsen.
Mrs Anthony P. Hansen was chair