Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-02-24

In honor Of the Misses Rose and Ell
vira Romani. of New York City
Musical selections were rendered and
tea was served.
Among those present were the
Misses Mary Martani, Colombo Man
TAM, Jenny Mantani, Ida Zangenberg,
Ida SAEdbeck, Gertrude Anderson,
Ruth Taylor, Edna Madsen, Clara
Madsen, and Alberta Madsen, Messrs.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. H. Masen. of this
city and the Misses Rose and Elvira
Romani of New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Clear. of 612
Hanson avenue, entertained Saturday
night in honor of their daughter Eve
lyn's fifth birthday. Violin selections
were rendered by Michael Thur, OF
Elizabeth and dancing was enjoyed
throughout the evening. Refresh
ments were served In q dining room
decorated in the national colors.
Among tn guests were the Misses
jeanette Kaleta, Anna Kaleta, Mrs.
NJ. Clear. Messrs. Victor Kaleta,
Joseph Manners. Arthur Clear, Adolph
Clear and William Clear, Jr., Mr.. and
Mrs. William Clear and Evelyn Clear,
of this city and the Misses Rose Cod
dington. Clara Conway and Michael
IHur, Oh EllZaDetn ana Jonn Mathew
of Newark.
A farewell party was held Friday
night at the home of Miss Mabel Ped
ersen, of 800 Market street, in honor
of Messrs. Marinius Sindet and Law
renee ~Sorensen, who left for Derby.
Conn, Saturday. Games were played
and chorus singing was a feature. A
recitation was given by Miss Matilda
Vigne. Refreshments were served
Besides the guests of honor Messrs.
Miss Matilda Visne, Emma Frtis,
were also toasted as they are leaving
shortly having enlisted in the United
States army.
Among those present were the
Misses Matailda Vigne, Emma Friis,
Blanche Griffin. Christine Sindet,
Madeline Petersen. Anna Hanson.
Mabel Petersen, Clara Petersen and
Messrs. Marinius sindet, Lawrence
%Sorenson. Andrew Sfndet, Elmer Friis,
Cecel Bowling, George Ryder. Peter
Olsen, George Boyer, Edward Peler-
sen and Mr.. ana Mrs. J. Petersen.
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Among the dinners which were held
previous to the Y. NJ. H. A. Leap Year
Ball last night was one held by Mr..
and Mrs. David Metzendorf at the
home of the ~latter's parents Mr.. and
Mrs. Hyman Wedeen in II Gordon
street. The dinner was served at $50
o'clock. Among those present were
Miss Estella Wedeen. Abe Wedeen
and Abe Gulinoff. of Brooklyn; Moe
Nutelsen, of Elizabeth, DR.. Wise, of
New Haven. Conn. and the Misses
Victoria Metzendorf, Jennie Wedeen,
Wedeen, Sara Weden. DR.. Will
liam Wedeen. Messers. Nathan Mar
garetten, George Miller, Nathan We
deem, and Mr.. and Mrs. David Metzen-
dorf, Of this city.
A farewell party was held by Miss
Clara Petersen at her home, $40 New
Brunswick avenue, in honor of her
sister, Jenny, who leaves shortly for
Stockton, Cal. Games were played
featured. Clayton Hollander render
ed a number of piano selections. A
midnight supper was served.
Among those present were the
Misses Jessie Phillippi, Marie Hand
erhan, Josephine Mitchell, Eleanor
Walters, May Eggerson, Clara Peter
sen, Louise Petersen and Jenny
Petersen, Messrs; Fritz Ritter, Allen
Let's, Isadore Altman, Daniel Dunn,
Clayton Hollander, A. Hawkins,
Matthew Skov, Raymond Malloy and
A. Monroe and Mr.. and Mrs. Ms
Dinesen.
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The Polonia Club met Sunday af-
ternoon in the Community House.
Refreshments of sandwiches and cof-
fee were served and the club attend
ed the Polish church In a body in the
evening, There will be no regular
meeting of the club this month owing
to the mission being held IN the
church and the next meeting
will be Monday night, March ], at
1880 o'clock.
Andrew Pirigyi, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Andrew Pirigyi. of 525 Smith
street, has left this city to fulfill a
which he has made with the
Montreal Motion Picture Ltd.