Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-02-18
Society

, the south. Upon their return they
will temporarily make their nome
with the brides parents. E,
, Many handsome gifts of silver, cut
glass, etc, were received bespeaking
! of the popularity Of the III people.
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j At the joint meeting of the Board
Of Trustees and Ladies Auxiliary OIL
, the Home for the Aged held at the
Home in High street last night the
nnua election of officers or poth or
CARNATIONS was held.
Rev. w. Northey Jones was re%-elect-
| ed president Of the Trustees and three
new members IRE elected to ne
Board, they being John Pyster, Merrill
| Mosher and Abram M. Shock. The
other election results Were: Eman-
uel Williams. vice president; r.. J..
Gridley, treasurer; Merrill Mosher,
secretary.
, The Ladies' Auxiliary reelected Mrs.
| Adrian johnson president and he
following chairmen of committees were
named: Finance, Mrs. II. l.. Barnes;
domestic, Mrs. Alfred Mullen; Health
and visiting, Mrs. Wv. P. Christoffer-
sen: Wardrobe, Mrs. Cyril Orrindel!;
| Devotional. Mrs. Katherine Woglom;
Entertainment, Mrs. Eugene Dieterly;
Publicity. Mrs. C. C. Jones: Secretary.
| Mrs. William Walters. The hand
painted plate, for which a contest
was held, was won by Mrs. Smith,
of 1928 Elm street.
The following donations for the
month of January were acknowledged:
last night: Mrs. Ira Bacon, bed and
mattress; Simpson M. d. Church,
flowers, meat n vegetables; First
Presbyterian Church, chicken, coffee
and pea soup; Lawrence Lodge, l.. o.
O.. F., SO cans vegetables and fruits,
| three pounds coffee, one-half pound
tea, one pound butter, two pounds
! prunes, four pounds beans, eleven
pounds sugar, three packages biscuit,
three boxes oatmeal; intermediate De
partment, Presbyterian Sunday School,
cake, a friend, two hot water bottles;
Mrs. Adrian Johnson one hot water
bottle; Harry Vogel. n hot water
bottle; Viggo o. Peterson, material
and work in painting room of Home;
Mrs. Charles Skidmore, corn beef;
Miss Matte Foster, load of wood; Mrs.
HI. L.. Burns. clothing; Mrs. Larsen,
; two pounds sugar.
A. dinner was given Sunday evening
by Frank H. Cannon at his home. 1877
Madison avenue, in honor of his mar
riage to Anna Samsoe, which took
place January 20. Dinner was served
at 6 o'clock, after which instrumental
and vocal music filled the evening.
| Among those present were Mr.. and
Mrs. G. Jensen, Mr.. and Mrs. I.
Samsoe, Mr.. n Mrs. Raymond Jen-
sen. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Stevenson,
Mrs. Charles Riley, Mrs. c. Anderson,
Misses Sophie Anderson. Petra Jen-
sen, Meta Samsoe, Mary Samsoe,
Christina Samsoe; Messrs. Andrew
Anderson, Therkild Samsoe, Law
renee Larson, Nels Kistrup, Minos
Cannon, Mr.. and Mrs. Minos Cannon
and Mr. md Mro Fro nk n Cannon
The Suffrage Club of this city,
which has disbanded with the ratify-
ing of the suffrage amendment in
this state, will have a final celebra
ton in honor of the success and the
work of the local club at the homo
of Mrs. Marcy Michaels, former pres
ident Of the society, this afternoon.
A very fine program has been ar
ranged and all the members and
many of their friends a been in
vited to attend.
Recorder H. e. Pickersgill will be
the main speaker and will be intro
duced by Mrs. NJ. Cafarelli, .iof New
York, a charter member of the Club.
Miss Lucille Samson and Mrs. e. ID.
Thorpe will render instrumental Sc
lections INC Miss Lola Compton will
sing. Mrs. Michaels will also give
several vocal selections. Miss Elbas
OO0os VI 4NCW n d PiOlNSoiCtN-
dancer, will be a guest of the after
noon.
The hostess will serve refresh
ments and a very fine time is assured
as a fitting close for this club which
has worked, tirelessly. though quietly
to bring about the victorious climax.
A social session will follow the
meeting Of Violet Rebekah No. Sc,
Odd Fellows. tonight at Odd Fellows
hall. The installation of those officers
that were Installed at the regular in
stallation will take place at this time.
There will be refreshments + fol-
lowing meeting.
The valentine party Of the Barbara
Frletchie Girls held last night in the
Chemical Club, High street. was at
tended by about thorty-five members
Of the club and their friends and
proved to be one of the most success
full affairs yet held by that o~rganiza-
ton. The Chemical Club was secur-
ed as the scene of the party through
the courtesy Of he Roessler & Hass-
1acher Chemical Company n the
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