Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-02-20

Inc naritan Social Club held a st.
Va entIne's party last night which
also served as a farewell to Meyer
Sir det and Lawrence Sorenson, who
will leave shortly for Connecticut.
Vocal selections by Miss Pearl Car
Isle. Edward Varker and Harry A.
Meacham, and Rotations by Miss
Mathilda Vigne were enjoyed during
the evening.
A feature event of the evenings
program was a grab-bag. Chorus
, singing and dancing were also enjoy
ed. Music for the dancing was fur
nished by Cleaver's orchestra.
Those present were h Misses
Mathilda Vigne, Emma Frier, Mabel
Peterson, Blanche Griffith, Mamie
Hanson, Anna Wedel, Emma Wedel,
Augusta Glochau, Emma Thulleson,
Ellen Dagger. Celia Howard, Lillian
Cleaver and Marie Thulleson, of this
city: Miss Louise Bausch. of Totten-
Vile; Miss Pearl Carlisle. of Eliza
beth; and Messrs. Peter Oleson.
Christian Ostergaard, Meyer Sindet,
Andrew Sindet, William~A. Peterson,
Amman Valenti, Cecil Bowling, Elmer
Fries, Harold Wetterburg, Larry
Stratton, Stuart Lanbach, Garrett
Poulsen, Albert Thullesen, George
Ryder, Viggo Dagger, Ray Richards,
Harry Grouse, Albert Cleaver. Law
renee Sorenson and Albert Long OF
this city, and Harry A. Mcacham and
Edward Varker' Of South Amboy'
Miss Nicolena Petersen, of 1873
Laurie street. entertained a number
of friends Wednesday night at her
home in honor of the twenty-first
birthday of her cousin, Miss Rather
inc Petersen, of Kansas City, who Is
at present visiting in this city. Dur
TO- IT, x,;rIk a;-ntDn nn1 donRin0
were enjoyed. Miss Louise Hansen
presiding at the piano, after which
refreshments were served. The sup
per table was decorated for the oc-
casion, sweet peas and hyacinths play
inc an important part.
Those present were the Misses Ag-
y S Hansen. Johanna Hansen, Anna
Beck. Katherine Petersen, Louise
Hansen, Anna Hansen and Nicolena
Petersen. Messrs. Anthony Stark,
Harry Petersen, John Larsen, Walter
Jensen and Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Peter
ser.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the First
Eantist church will hold a cafeteria
supper tonight from 6 to 8 o'clock in
the reception room of the church,
Madison avenue and Market street.
The committee in charge of the sup
per is under the direction OF Mrs.
Eugene w. Hope and "a large assert
ment of viands will be on hand.
James Walters, of SABA State
street, was surprised by a number Of
friends recently in honor Of his fiftieth
birthday. A number of gifts were re
ceived and a social time enjoyed.
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The council of Young Judea will hold
q novelty Purim dance on Saturday
night, March 6. at the Y. Nj. II. A.
hall. The hall will be beautifully
decorated and Sam Miller's orchestra
will provide plenty of Jazz"
The proceeds of this dance will go
to the worthy aus of the War Relief
fund. Guests are expected from all
parts Of the state.
Z. V. Eskesen of 113 Water street
attended an afternoon tea and recep-
ton at the home of Mrs. Frances
Fenessey Of 2 Washington Square,
New York last Sunday given in honor
of Madame Clemenceau- ~Jacqematre
daughter of ex-premier Clemenceau
of France. Madame Jacqemaire is at
present visiting the United States on a
lecture tour
The fair and bazaar of the Young
Ladies' Sewing Circle Of Our Savior's
Danish Lutheran church that will be
held in the Sunday school room of the
church tonight has every promise of
success. The ladies in charge of the
affair are planning to take care of
a large crowd. On the various able3
will be found for sale fancy n use
full articles, home made candy, cakes
sandwiches n Ice cream. The COM
mittee in charge were at the church
last night and this morning getting
nHrarxrt1,ftN inc -, ,anIt,Nncs fnp fho OMAN
ing of the bazaar tonight. The pro-
ceeds will be for the benefit of the
church.
The Barbara Frietche Girls met
last night in the Community House
and made preliminary plans for a
dance to be held early in April, some
was transacted, it being decided to
serve refreshments at each weekly
meeting in the future. Music and
dancing were participated in follow
Ing the business meeting and coffee
and cake enjoyed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Irving Petersen, Of
Washington street, entertained a few
friends last night in honor of Miss
Katherine Petersen, of Kansas City,
now visiting here. Musical selections
n games took up the early part Of
the night, after which refreshments
were served. Those present were:
Misses Johanna Hansen, Anna Han
sen, Nicolena Petersen, Agnes Han
sen, Katherine Petersen, Messrs.
Edward Hansen, John Larsen and
Burt Petersen and Mr.. n Mrs.
Irving Petersen.
A meeting of the executive board
of the local Red Cross Chapter was
held last night in the Chapters new
headquarters in the Raritan but ding.
Mrs. Adrian Lyon chairman of the
Home Service Section stated that the
local chapter has sent Mrs. Isabel
Gould as O. delegate to take q course
in civilian relief and homo service
now being given at Rutgers College.
Mrs. j. V. Shull who has been at
tending the meetings Of the Disaster
Relief Commit tee of the American
Red Cross which have been held in
warehouse No. 5 Union Square. New
York City. rcrorted that the COM
mittee is making plans for the pre-
pairing and storing of supplies to be
used in disaster relief work. She also
stated that owing to the hospital am
bulance being out of commission the
Red Cross Motor Corps ambulance
have been responding to the calls.
Lawrence T.. Jensen, son of Former
Patrolman Chris Jensen Is recovering
from the grip and q severe cold at
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