Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-12-29
Society

The marriage of Miss Tillie
( shumsky. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Morris Shumsky, of PAS South FIRST
street, to Nathan H. Miller, OF Pater-
son, took place at the home OF Inc
bride at 6 o'clock last night. Ihe
bride vas attended by her sister,
Miss Sarah Shumsky, and the groom
by his brother, Isidore Miller, OF
Paterson. The ceremony was per-
formed by Rev. A. Sukonig, or the
Eighty-sixth Street Temple, New
York.
The bride and groom stood under
, a beautiful canopy during me cere-
mony, the bride wearing a traVellns
suit. Following the ceremony a am
ner was served to the members OF the
Immediate families. The minister,
Rev. Mr.. Sukonig, rendered a vocal
solo in a very exemplary manner.
Mr.. and Mrs. Miller left last night
for New York, from where they Will
start upon their trans-contlnentai
wedding trip which will include Chi
cago and California Upon their re-
turn in February they will reside in
Paterson where Mr.. Miller's interests
In the silk mills are situated.
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For proceeds for the new club
house in High street the knights OF
Columbus will hold a. eucEre ana
dance tomorrow night in their club
rooms in Smith street. Cards Will
start as usual at S:15 and prizes VIII
be awarded. The games WIZ DE l CO..
lowed by dancing, the music Tor
which will be furnished by FRED
O'Brien's orchestra.
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A Christmas party was held Satur-
day night by the Live Wire Social IN
their club rooms. The evening start
ed with dancing. Games were next in
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a rollicking style. A. grab bag was then
held, each person being blindfolded
and given a chance to pick some ar
ticle. The articles turned out to be
jokes in mostly every instance and
caused much merriment. A tucker
led by Harold Cline was featured.
Piano and vocal solos We're rendered
by various members. Refreshments of
coffee, sandwiches and cake were serv-
ed. 1t may well be said that this
affair was a rousing success az all
others have been in the past.
A number of friends from this city
motored to the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Simmer, of Woodbridge, last
night, where a social time was en-
joyed. Games were played and q few
novelty dances wore featured. Re-
freshments were served at e. late
hour.
Among those present were tho
Misses Anita Burns. Loretta Slater.
Edna Oliver, Elizabeth Dwyer and
Helene Hughes, P. Francis Hughes,
Jr., Mr.. and Mrs. William Hoy. Mrs.
Peter It. Hughes, ST., of this city;
Jack Wynne and James McCalmont,
of New Brunswick; Frank Bowling
n Thomas Murphy, of Princes Bay;
Mrs. William Finn, Jules G. Romond,
Mrs. John j. Neary and Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Simmer, of Woodbridge.
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A novelty night will be the fea-
ture Of the reunion of the class of
rs which will be exclusively for the
members of that class tonight. The
evening has been planned throughout
and will include seven favor dances,
and other novelty features. From late
returns 1t is expected that a large
number of the members of the class
will be on hand, Mrs. Whitney w.
Oliver, Mrs. I. I. Block and Misses
Helen Grannis and Rose Mccormick
will be the patronesses of the affair.
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The Ladies Society of Danes have
postponed their meeting from this
Thursday until Friday owing to the
New Years Day falling on Thursday.
New officers will be installed at this
meeting. A social time will follow.
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Mrs. William N. H~eckheimer, and
children formerly of this city and now
residing in New Haven, is visiting
friends in this city.