Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-10-28


A reception was held Sunday night
10 about forty members of the i'm
mediate families by Mr.. and Mrs. Bar
nett Goldman. at their home 1871
State street. The reception was held
in honor of the recently announced
engagement Of their daughter, Lena,
to David Wi1entz.
A course dinner was sreved at 6
o'clock and the evening was spent in
the rendition of vocal selections by
Miss Lena Goldman n others.
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Preparations have all been COM
pleted for the Halloween supper
which will be held in the chapel of
the First Presbyterian church by the
Ladies Society. The supper will be
held Halloween eve, Thursday night,
starting at 6 o'clock and ending at s
O'Clock. Mrs. Alfred Mullins is
chairman in charge of the affair.
A"At Isabella's Court in X. of c.
rooms, when goblings and witches are
spooky and bold; an old fashioned
barn dance we will hold; we ask you
to come in farmers array; and We'll
entertain you i'll our best ray N Fri
day, October thirty-frst."
That is what the invitation to the
Daughters of Isabella dance states.
A real old fashioned barn dance to the
strains of Fred 0'Brien's orchestra.
The tickets ma be secured from any
member of the committee. Everyone
1t Is emphasized must wear overalls
or cap and apron according to sex.
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Many customers attended the first
Jay of the rummage sale of the
Home for the Aged. The articles
are going readily and more donations
80 L,lIr- ,-oIoI All I4NaTfane $40
to be sent to the place of the sale,
800 Smith street, direct, or if this is
impossible phone the home 2l3-M
and they will be called for.
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Owing to the rummage sale of the
Home for the Aged the Ladies Aux
Hilary will meet tonight at the home
of Mrs. Cyril Arrindell in kearny
avenue.
Barbara Freitche- Girls met last
night at the home of Miss Esther
Starke in Ats Brace VENUE. 1t was
decided to hold the dance planned
for December ONE time previous to
Thanksgiving. Mrs. Henry Clausen,
a member of the club, formerly Miss
Helga Andersen, announced her a
riage. The guest of the club for the
evening was Miss Christine Sanse,
who entertained with q number of
piano selections.
Refreshments were served by the
hostess. The table was ideal for ex-
quisite serving. Little candlesticks
with white shades embroidered in
blue butterflies which matched the
linen with blue candle and low cleo
trio lamps with a faint incense burn
ing gave an atmosphere of rest and
interest to the little supper. In the
center of the table were blue and
white flowers which gave the finish
ing touch to the color scheme.
The ball held last night by the
Young Mems Italian Social Club in
Palace hall was a great success as
over three hundred guests were pres
ent. The music for the occasion was
furnished by Ella S%atriano's orches-
ira. Dancing was enjoyed until 2
o'clock. A supper which was con
cluded with refreshments was served
at midnight by the committee in
charge which was headed by Eman-
uel Pico. The supper was served in
the hall adjoining the large hall and
the supper march was led by Miss
Margaret Lands and Emanuel Pico.
A diamond ring was awarded to
Dan d'Angelo. A contest was held
for the young lady selling the most
tickets and two prizes of gold watch
es were awarded; the first prize went
to Mrs. Philip Affrondi and the sec
ond to Miss Margaret Lands. The
caterer was B. Beglione.
The Avenel Eagle Hook and Lad
der No. / will hold a masquerade
barn dance Saturday night in the
frehouse on Remsen avenue. The
committee has used many unique and
original methods to make the affair
an assured success. 1t will be a good
old fashioned time.