Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-01-20

Miss Sadie Julian, of Washington
street was surprised Saturday night
upon her return from Baltimore by d
humber of friends who gathered al the
home Of Miss Anna Bachman, or Fark
avenue. The affair was also in the
Form of n miscellaneous shower in
houor of her approaching marriage 10
Frank e. Hand, of Scotch Plains.
The house was decorated with cut
flowers and streamers of blue ana
gold. the class colors of her class at
Mt. st. Mary's college. Blue Birds
for happiness were the finishing touch-
es in a complete scheme of decora-
lions. The credit of this work and de-
signing was done by the Misses III
ME Orgo and Anna Bachman.
Dancing was the feature OF the
evening although vocal selections
were we'll rendered by Miss Mary
Lewis, violin and piano duet by jerry
Orgo and the Misses Sadie Julian and
Theresa Donahue. AT midnight the
guests were ushered into the, dining
room Where a supper was served and
favors of candy baskets or blue ana
gold were awarded.
Among those present were the Mis-
ses Mary Donavan, Marguerite Multi
gan. Helene Young, Theresa Donahue,
Mary Lewis, Ella Anderson, Alice
Cladek, Ethel Anderson. A. Elizabeth
Martyak, Catherine CLANCY, Mary
Beatty, Anna Bachman. Margaret
Mary Costello and Sadie Julian and
Mrs. William Nolan, Mrs. Willard
Warner, Mrs. JACK Elkovics, Mrs. Is.
Donahue, Mr.. and Mrs. David Glib
bons, Mr.. and Mrs. Bachman, Mr.. and
Mrs. EIdridge, Messrs. Nicholas Jul
ian, Edward Eldridge, Frank Bach
man, Bernard Bachman, Frank Sci
both, and William Bachman, of this
city; Mrs. Edward Hand, the Misses
W. Hassinger, Rose Proctor, and Frank
T. Hand. of Scotch Plains; Misses
Dorothy and Pauline Watts, OF South
Amboy; Misses Minnie and Jessie
Orgo, Messrs. Joseph and Jerry Orgo,
of Newark. as
Perth Amboy will have the oppor-
tunity for the first time Friday night
of hearing Adolphe Borschke, the
celebrated pianist-composer, in a
concert to be. given in the high school
auditorium, when by special request
he will play several of his w trans
criptlons.
Mr.. Borschke's name is a byword
In the musical world, most especially
In Europe where he received his
musical education. Having studied
and won honors under LISTS famous
pupil, Emil Sauer, and Leschetitzky,
he has all the List traditions in his
work and is a master of composition.
Instead of placing himself under
regular management Monsieur
Borschke arranged his own concert
tours in order to carry out a theory
Of his that, in order to render per-
fectly, an artist must have travelled
and felt and seen the beauty of the
world from many standpolnts. Ac-
cordingly he has played his way lit
orally around the globe. There is
hardly q place of interest he has not
visited, cannot describe, in words, as
we'll as in his art, And the results
show in his ~yirtuoslty.
Included in his program for Friday
night are operate prescriptions by
Monsieur Borschke himself of Ma
dame Butterfly, Samson Dalila, Sche-
razade and Aide. Part one of the
evening will include Prelude ct Toe
cata, Larghetto,, Nenia; Dedicace,
Nocturne, Polonaise; Pres Du Ruis-
seau, Isis, and P~araphrase sur
There is no doubt but every music
lover would greatly appreciate this
concert and 1t is thought that an APP
preciative and large audience Will be
an incentive for more affairs of this
kind, in which this city is so greatly
lacking.
Tickets for this concert are on sale
at Frank Neer's stationery store, 10C
Smith street, and at Therkelson'.
music store, 2s2 High street.
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Saturday night was ladies night al
the Garfield Engine company. Dane
Ing and cards and games were enjoy
I'd by all and refreshments of home
made cake and coffee were served
these evenings are held every once ir
a while and the wives and intimate
friends of the fremen are invited.
Miss Ida Zangenberg. Of 500 New
Brunswick avenue, held a party last
night at her home in honor Of hei
fifteenth birthday. PIANO selections
were rendered by the Misses Karen
Petersen and Marion Blanchard
Games were played and refreshments
were served in a dining room whose
color scheme was red and white. The
table was trimmed with crepe paper
streamors and bouquets of flowers.
Among. those present were the
Misses Karen Petersen, Gertrude
Andersen, Ruth Taylor. Marion
Blanchard, Alma Rasmussen, Alder
TIA Madison, Petrea Andersen; Messrs
o. Christensen, Elmer Zangenberg.
Hedge Christensen, Anker Christen
e and Mr.. and Mrs. Wilhelm Gang
enberg. - ~
The Barbara freitehe Girls held {
short business meeting in the Com
munity House last night. They de-
cided to hold a regular meeting every
Thursday night in the Community
House. A campaign for members
will De la. ul-4y
The Westminster Guild will NEE
tonight at the home of Mis- Florence
Sofeld, 239 Kearny emu Mrs
Adrian Lyon will be in charge of tht
BIZ % rtudy.