Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-01-26

A birthday party was held AT mo
home of Mrs. T.. Kreudl. OF - buCh
inghan avenue In honor OF hef
daughter Anna Piano solos were rem
dered by Miss Alice Pender or Sc
warren, and Frances Dalton sang
Carolina Sunshine" Games were
PLAYED and refreshments were served
Among those present were the
Misses Helen Krockmally, Anna
Krockmally, Rose Krockmally, Flea
nor Dusckock, Elizabeth Sandry An
ma Deliman. Anna MfschFlsh' rose
Kovach. Velma P~avolowsky Or TINS
city; Alice Pender OF Se"aEen, f5 80
Miller of Woodbridge, Mrs, Car
eKelein, the Misses Rose kisko, Ileieii
Smith Meta and Anna Miller. HeIeu
Brown of Elizabeth, Messrs. HeroeIt
Anderson, Joseph Kreudl, IsdWa|u
Pavese. Francis Dalton, Fritz WepStt
Max Eybner. John Balinskh. joseph
Doneyan. Edward Eldridge, James
Corey. Michael Liston. Francis BSs-
mond, Harry Hardiman, klcnaIu =
geng ana Michael Sanko CT ms 10y
John Evans of Elizabeth, we yer len
der. sydney Hall and John SyaolShy'
Of 4Sewaren.
Excise Commissioner Thomas In
coo and Miss Elizabeth HoWel'
daughter Of Mr., and Mrs. WlI.lalI =
Howell, New Brunswick We're quies
Nv married at 2 o'clock yesterday az
EN0IaOOT III IL i'm
The ceremony was performed by the
Rav Ole Nielsen, pastor of the Dan
ish Methodist church, in the presence
OF only the immediate famllY anu d
few friends. Miss Carrie Luna was
maid of honor and Louis II. peterson
was hest man A reception touoWea
and a dinner was served. They VIII
reside ut $40 State street, MI bu-
cas- is one of the most widely known
fraternal organization men IN INC
city.
FYftv-seven dollars was cleared
Saturday night at the dance heId ny
the Boy Scouts of America, Iroop
No. /, in the Western Improvement
Association Hall in Brace avenue
The music was furnlshed py IF
dersen's orchestra and a NUMBER o.
novelty dances were conducted by
scoutmaste Jens Andersen. 1n9
scouts did GONE exhibition work III
signaling and drilling also.
The proceeds will go toward inc
1acoratinr Of the Interior Of the log
cabin which was built by the boys
themselves and according TO hlgh
scout officials is the only log cabin IN
the State of New Jersey. Tnere IS
A cabin in a nearby city hat Is call-
ed q log cabin, but which In realty,
10 made of boards. A great deal OF
credit Is due to this troop for the IN
itiative and progressive work
.
Among those who attended q thea
tre party and weekend in Newark
At the home of Mrs. ~IacoVanto from
this city were the Misses Mary and
Rose Cerbo. Bettina and Maria
Gaiassi and Mrs, Q. eaiassi'
Mr.. and Mrs. Jens Nelson, of 459
TOMBSTONE street. entertained a few
friends at their home for dinner Sat
urday night. Following the dinner
musical selections were rendered
throughout the evening Am mre
Marius Petersen. Mr.. and Mrs, Hans
Vey. Mr.. and Mrs. Anton Andersen,
Mr.. and Mrs. 8. p. Stark, Mr.. ana
Mrs. Jens Nelson, the Misses Frleda
Nelson, Emma Nelson n Elna Me-
son, MAIDS Madsen and Mr.. and MRS
Geriuf Gerlufsen.
An sat home" On the form of an IN
formal reception for Mr.. ana Mls.
Michele Caffarelle, of New YORK was
held at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Marcy Michaels, In Market street yes
terday afternoon Mrs. CaffareIla, nee
Elizabeth Drukker. and her HUSBAND
have just returned from their Wedding
tour and yesterday was their nrst re-
turn to this city.
During the afternoon piano seleo-
tions were rendered n informal
dancing. AT 8 o'clock tea was served
in the dining room. At the table
wishes were made for the long lie
and health of little Sybll emp
whose second birthday was celebrated
Among those present were Mr..
Mrs, William J. Willsey, MI. and Mrs
1. I. Block, Mr.. and Mrs. Marcy Mich
aels, Mrs. Jacob Sheyer, Mrs. Max
Weinstein, Mrs. Rose Kempner, the
49,. t.1,rn. Cn11u A1inhn ola
Ruth-Dorothy Block and MesSrs. IT
win Kreielsheimer and Charles Mich
aels. of this city: Mr. and Mrs. Mich
ellie Caffarella and Simon DrulIker,
of New York; Joel Sugarman, of New
ark, George Van Moppet of Amster-
dam, Holland,
The monthly dance and reception
was given by the +Fsrem Singing So
ciety In Frem hall In Lehigh avenue
Saturday night. A large number OF
people attended. Music was furnish
ed by Marinius Petersens' orchestra
Members OF the Frem Singing Society
rendered a number of selections
Supper was served at midnight, tbs
supper march being led by Mr.. ant
Mrs. Albert Larsen. The committee
In charge of the affair was composed
of Messrs. Albert Larsen. Herber'
Madsen Louis Smith and c. Jensen
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The British and American Socia'
Club met Friday night in their club
rooms in the Madison building. Voca'
solos were rendered by Miss Thelma
Emmons and Mrs. Y. H. Roberts, ac-
companied on the piano by Miss
Marshall. Dancing and games fol
lowed the business session and card
were played. Refreshments of SAM
witches and cakes and coffee were
served.