Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-11-29

Mrs. Zehrer, of Sewaren, ~oun
the marriage Of her daughter, Eliza
beth, to Steve Kozusko, of his city.
The ceremony took place in Elizabeth
Wednesday afternoon.
Miss Rose Wuethrick, of New
Brunswick avenue, and S. julius
Bergman, Of jefferson street, were
married Thursday afternoon in the
First Presbyterian church in South
River. The attendants were Miss
Esther Bergman and Hans Wueth-
o. rick. Following the ceremony the
couples motored to New York where
O dinner was served.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bergman will leave
for Philadelphia next month where
they will take up their residence.
The British and American Club
met last night IN their clubrooms in
the Madison building. Extensive dis
cussion concerning the dance which
will be held in the Y. M. H.. A. hall
December IL was held. Tickets are
now on sale by the members of the
club. Joseph !. Lomax was appoint
cd chairman Of the dance committee
and to assist him Adolph Brogger,
Mrs. Eugene Dieterly, Mrs. "A. He'd
worth and the Misses Esther Satter
and Lillian Arrindell. Mrs. Adrian
johnson was appointed chairman of
the refreshments and instructed to
appoint her own committee.
The guests of the evening were Mr..
and Mrs. Wi1fred Butler, of Philadel-
phia. They were formerly very active
members of the club. Following the
business meeting dancing was enjoy
ed and refreshments were served by
the social committee.
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An nusua program has been ar
ranged for the Woman's Club next
Monday afternoon when q Presidents
Tea will give an opportunity not only
for the members to receive messages
In person from the presidents of a
large number of woman's organiza-
tons in this part of New Jersey, but
also to listen to the state federation
president, Mrs. Agnes A. Schermer-
horn. of East Orange, and to the
third district vice president, Miss
Mary A. Daniels, of Ocean Grove.
The clubs where presidents have
accepted the hospitality of the local
organization are as follows: Woman's
clubs of Spring Lake, Belmar, Asbury
Park, Matawan, Freehold, South
Amboy and Woodbridge township,
the Borough Improvement and Quiet
Hour clubs of Metuchen, the History
Club Of Sewaren, the Literary and
Civic Improvement clubs of Keyport
and the Railway Civic Club. Each
clubs most important undertaking IN
the present year will be related.
AS the holiday season Is near at
hand when many chtldren's books
will be purchased. Miss Helen Gran
mis-, of the local public library, has
arranged for an exhibit at the club
rooms of choice editions of about
fifty Juvenile books recommended as
gifts; books recommended because of
the worth while literary contents,
good press work and artistic illustra-
lions. Miss Nancy Thompson, of the
State Normal School, Newark, who
for eight a has made a special
study of children's books, will speak
on the value of juvenile readings and
will be glad to meet the ladies and
answe questions during the social
hour which will follow the formal
program.
The music of the afternoon will be
given by Mrs. irwin s. Yarnall and
Mrs. Joseph A. Brimlow and Mrs.
Lester NJ. White. Refreshments will
be served by the hospitality commit
tee and opportunity will be given for
OF the afternoon.
The session will begin at $3.50
o'clock promptly and all business not
imperative will be omitted.
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The Woman's Guild of st. Peters
will hold a chicken patty supper and
sale Thursday, December 4, in the
Parish House. The sale will include \
tables for aprons and other fancy
articles and the supper will be served
from $50 o'clock until Z o'clock.
With the return of the lads and
lassies from college for the holidays