Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-02-26

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A surprise party was rendered to
Miss Anna Lundberge, Of 335 Neville
street, Tuesday night at her HON
in honor of her fifteenth birthday.
The house was decorated with red,
white and blue. Dancing n the
playing of anne were featured and
refreshments were served at a late
hour.
Among those present were the
Misses Vivian Olsen, Ruth Olsen, Alma
Lundberg. Ruth Little. Mary Larson,
Carrie J~orgonsen Margaret ~Jorgensen.
and Anna Lundberg, Messrs. Edward
Olsen, Sigrid Olsen, George Olsen,
Arthur Petersen. Edward Jardot,
George Wood. and Joseph Hansen,
Mr-and Mrs. Hans Olsen and MIR.
and Mrs. Charles Lundberg.
Mrs. Peter Maher. OF 1T Fayette
street, announced the marriage of
her daughter, Anna May, to John
Leonard. of Fayette street. Ths cere-
mony took place Monday February
&c. In New York.
Seventy-five young people enjoyed a
entertainment and social given by the
Concordia Young Peoples Society OF
Dur Savior's Lutheran church IA the
church hall Tuesday night. "A Bach
elor's Dream" played by William
Jorgensen ard assisted by members OF
tho SOCIETY with singing, playing of
games and the reading of the anus
ing Pigs Is Pigs was the program
The committee compost OF The
Mixes Elise ~Jorgensen, Mabel Olsen,
Adelpha Koyen and Messrs Arnold
Christensen and Edward Wickberg
was in charge. The tables were dec
GRATED in red. white and blue with
favors Of miniature hatchets and fig
ures of Uncle Sam. Following the
supper singing was enjoyed with
Ralph Gunst at the piano. A COM
mittee was named to arrange for an
entertainment following Easter.
The big event of the year will take
place in the Mohawk Council D. of p.
tomorrow night. 1t will be a district
meeting. a celebration in honor of the
great chiefs of the great council who
will visit the local council and also
the initiation of twelve new members
win take place.
The counci will Journey to Sayre-
vile tonight the members will leave
the central switch of the trolley at
6:46 o'clock.
The program for the grand opera
~tN SStAS ~ AAlC1 Al 100
klllion will present in the high
school auditorium tonight shows a
great variety OF selections to which
only a real artist c2n do Justice. Miss
Killion with her coloratura soprano
voice and brilliant phrasing will no
OF these several selections. With
George Roberts at the piano Miss
Killion will be very well assisted for
Mr.. Roberts has gained a wonderful
reputation as the accompanist Of
umberto %Sorentino, Florence Mac
beth and Julia Allen.
Miss Ki1lion. although an American
girl who boasts of Syracuse as her
birthplace, has received much train
ing In Italy. Miss Killion Is doing
much for this city in aiding the
young people to find themselves in
regard to their vocal abilities and 1t
is through her that many young
ladies here hav discovered that they
are qualified for a bright musical
career.
The program for tonight Is as fol-
lows:
Entire scene n aria caro- Mono"
from "Rigoletto"
Piano solo-George Roberts
Songs. English-Miss Killion
Songs. Italian and French-Miss Kill
Cavatina-Una voco POGO IA" from
Barber of Seville-Miss Kil1ion
Songs. English and Irish-Miss Kill
lion
Piano solo-George Roberts
Entire scene and aria La Traviata"
Miss Killion
The program will be divided into
two parts and Is SO arranged that
the several numbers will at all times
interest the audience.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Flynn. of
$40 Harrington street, have y
daughter, Marguerite e., to Edward
L. Ryan. of Rosebank, s. I.
A meeting of the missionary COM
mittee of the Christian Fndeavor So
ciety OF the First Presbyterian church
will be held tonight at the home of
Mrs. John Foster, Of Second street.
The members of the Stars of Zion
are requested to take part in the
Purim prize speaking contest. The
contest will be held in the Y. M. III.
A. on March Z. The topic selected
must be Of a Jewish nature. 1t may
consist either of an original grafton
poem or any selection in prose or
poetry relative to that subject. The
time limit is ten minutes. but every
speaker must speak at least five min
utes. For any information on the
subject address Morris Margaretten
in the z. M; Fl: A,
The Victory Girls met Tuesday
night In the Community House.
Plans were then made for a dance
which win Immediately follow Easter.
Glee Club practice was decided upon
as each member of the club has
marked vocal talent. A uniform to be