Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-02-24

Kaufman, daughter Of MI. and Mrs
Max Kaufman, of South Amboy
which will be held in the Hote'
Savoy, New York City, on March 4,
Both Miss Kaufman and Mr.. Gold
berger are well known in this city,
the former now teaching in one OF
the public schools. Mr.. Goldberger
is a graduate of the local high school,
has been actively affiliated with the
Y. M. H. A. for several years and is
now in business here with his father
Leon Roth has returned to Pratt
Institute, Brooklyn, after spending
the weekend with his parents in
Jefferson street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Belts, OF JEFF
ferson street, were the guests OF
friends in New York Sunday,
Mrs. Elizabeth Rechnitzer, of PIT
Watson avenue, entertained at a din
ner party Sunday night in honor of
her daughter, Lillian, who leaves to-
morrow for New York University.
Guests were present from Plainfleld,
Jersey City, Staten Island, South
Amboy and this city.
A number of little folks gathered
at the home Of Mary Hughes, of 10S
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help celebrate her eleventh birthday.
A number of parlor games were play
ed and piano and vocal selections
were rendered by Freeda Peterson,
Elsie and Evelyn Crowell, Dorothy
Burns and Mary Hughes. Later In
the afternoon the little ones were
ushered in the dining room to the
large table appropriately decorated
fon Washington's birthday with fav-
ors of red, white and blue and little
hatchets and cherries. The birthday
cake with eleven candles held a
prominent place.
Those present were Dorothy and
Helen Burns, Freeda Peterson, Marie
Simmer. Elsie and Evelyn Crowell,
Mary Hughes, Messrs. Harold Burns
and Harold Hughes, Mrs. J. II. Burns,
Mrs. P. F. Hughes of this city, Mrs.
J.. J. Neary and daughter Helen of
Woodbridge.
The Young Women's Sewing Circle
met last night at the home of Mrs.
j. l.. Finch of Brighton avenue. The
rooms were beautifully decorated in
the national colors in honor Of
George Washington. Refreshments
followed the business session. The
next meeting of the circle will be
held March 8.
Miss Kjerstine M. Peterson, of $40
New Brunswick avenue and Mis- M.
Dinesen, of Laurie street, were mar
ried Saturday at $50 o'clock in Our
Savior's Danish Lutheran church by
the pastor, Rev. Villads B. Skov. in
the presence Of the immediate fam
HES only. The bride wore a blue suit
and carried yellow roses. She was
given away by her grandfather, Glenn
emf Jensen. The bridesmaid IA her
sister, Miss Clara Peterson, who wore
a navy blue suit and carried a bouquet
Of sweet peas. The best man vas
the brother of the groom DR.. M. Dine
sen.
Following the ceremony a reception
and supper was held at the home of
the bride. Musical selections were
rendered and addresses were made.
Mis- Dinesen served over seas in the
recent war with the 7th Field -Artil-
lery.
Among those present were Mr.. and
Mrs. MAIDS. J. Dinesen, Mr.. and Mrs.
Dinesen. Alderman and Mrs.
Chris Anderson, Mr.. and Mrs. Rein
holdt Olsen, Mr.. and Mrs. Jens An
dersen. Mr.. and Mrs. SClement Jen-
sen, Mr.. A. Mikkelsen, the Misses
Marina Andersen, Martha Dinesen,
Maren Dinesen and Thyra Dinesen,
Clara Petersen, Louise Petersen and
Jenny Petersen, of this city. and DR..
NJ. j. Dinesen Of Philadelphia.
Miss Alberto Madsen of 470 Brace
avenue, entertained at an afternoon
tea in her home Sunday afternoon