Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-11-04

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A large number attended the sur
prise party held recently at the house
of John Muller, 496 Cornell street.
The evening was spent in dancing
to the tune of music furnished by OF
to Petersen II sylvester Osmah, dhu
the playing of games.
Refreshments were served at a late
hour and the guests departed, decIar-
ing a highly enjoyable evening was
spent.
Those present were: The Misses
Eleanor Larsen, Eleanor SorehsenI
Margaret Connors, Lille DeVerln
Mary Butler. Mary Kozuo, Elea1ol
Bakaisa. Stella Yesorgatowsky, Heller
Mersky, Caroline Miller, and Messrs
Jesse Jorgensen, Andrew Kearns, Pau
Restir. Edward Hansen, Harlod eau
sen, Otto Petersen, Paul Panco, Syl-
yester Osinan, Arthur Richter, Char
les Evans, Louis Miller, William NIL
Ter, George Miller, Martin Smith, Mr..
and Mrs. Louis Miller and Mr.. and
Mrs. William Miller.
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The Good-Co Club will give a mas
ouerade dance in Dana Hall on
Thursday night. to which the employ
es of the company and their frlends
are invited.
Three prizes are to be awarded in
he form of SEQ gold pieces. and
will be given to the best dressed lady,
~unnies dressed young man or young
lady, and to the winner OF the prize
waltz.
dance are the Misses Alice Hubbs,
Mary Sindett, Julia Sherry and Meta
Holt.
An election eve dance was held in
the Auditorium last night by the
Lucky Two Association, composed of
Herbert Kutcher and prince" Flynn.
The feature of the night was the
music which was furnished by CASH
more's eight piece colored jazz or
chestra from New York. Several Feat
ure dances were conducted and prizes
awarded. About 800 attended.
Rutgers Nelson and his sister,
Miss Helen Nelson, formerly of Rec
tor street, his city, and now residing
in Elizabeth, entertained at luncheon
on Tuesday then little frlends Jane
and Katherine Lee, the famous movie
stars. 1t was Mr.. Nelson who brought
the little Lees into the limelight as
dancers by presenting them as star
guests at q convention of the Inner
Circle Dancing Masters Association
of the United States at h Hotel NC
Alpin, New York City. Jane and
Katherine visited the children's play
ground near the Nelson home and
romped about very much to the de-
light of the little Elizabetheans who
have seen them on the screen.
.
A surprise birthday party was held
last night at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs John Ware. in 217 State street,
in honor Of the formers birthday.
The table was decorated with
chrysanthemuns. Cards were play
ed throughout the evening. Singing
was also enjoyed with Miss Juliet Nc
Hose and Huyler Romond at the
piano. Refreshments of sandwiches,
punch and cake were served.
Among those present were Mr. and
Mrs. Robert McHose, Mr.. and Mrs
Eugene Dieterly. Mr.. and Mrs. Adolph
Brogger, Mr.. and Mrs. E. Nelson, Mr.,
and Mrs. Krogh, Mr.. and Mrs. j.
Jones, Mr.. and Mrs. E.. H. Romond,
Mrs. ]. Romond, Mrs. Acker, Mrs
Misses Florence feathers, Dorothy
Nielsen, Juliet McHose, Elizabeth
Jones, Ruth Ware, Helen Austrie'
Messrs. Henry Rasmussen, Huyler
Romond, William Rasmussen, Mr..
and Mrs. Richard Bechtel and Henry
and Harold Krogh of this city, and
Miss Harriet Finnigan Of Newark.
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The Philathea Society Of the First
Baptist church will meet tonight al
the home of Mrs. Harvey Wilson ii
rs Center street.
The next meeting of the Girls Clut
will be held a week from tomorrow
night, November II. 1t will be helC
in the Roessler gymnasium, which IL
on the corner of High and Lewis
streets. A speaker will be presen'
from a New York Y. W. c.. A. ant
Mrs. Adrian Lyon will also address
the meeting. The committee prom
ises a very interesting time.
A linen shower was rendered Mrs
Henry Clausen by q number of friends
at the home of Mrs. Rasmus Peter
sen, GOA Sayre avenue, last night
Many gifts were bestowed upon Mrs
Clausen who was just recently mar.
ried. Following a social evening re-
freshments were served. Those pres,
emit were:Mrs. E. s. Andersen, Mrs
Jeppe Johnson, Mrs. MAIDS Dinesen
Mrs. E.. Thullesen, Mr.. and Mrs. Ras'
mus Petersen, Mrs. Christian Ander'
sen, Mrs. Henry Clausen and the
Misses Olga Fonskov, Ingrid Ander'
son, Gertrude Andersen, Maren An
dersen, Marion Andersen, Martha Der.
nesen, Anna Beck, Clara Petersen
Jennie Petersen, Tina Petersen, Ruth
Petersen, Karen Petersen, Gertrude
Petersen, Nicholina Petersen, Chris.
tina Samsoe, Ida Z~angenberg, Edit
Thullesen and Marie Thullesen.
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The Westminster Guild met last
night at the home of Miss Kathryn
Herbert in High street. Mrs. George
Shurts was In charge of the lesson.
Mrs. Lee Smith, Mrs. Fred Hilton and
Mrs. John Sofield read papers. Plans
were completed for the bag sale
which will be held in the Presbyte-
rian chapel Thursday evening, No
vember IS. Ice cream, cake and
home made candy will also be for
sale. The next meeting will be held
at the home of Mrs. George Shurts
In Kearny