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Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-02-06
Idbertv council InstalIs

Installation took place at the
meeting of Liberty Council No. IA,
Sons and Daughters of Liberty, held
at Jacobsen's hall in State street
Friday night. Several proposition
cards were received. Mrs. Charles
Quincy. of Keyport, installed the
following officers: Junior past our
cilor, Miss Bertha O~xenford; junior
past associate, Miss Ella DeWorth;
councillor, Mrs. Mary Zehrer; asso-
ciate councillor, Miss Ru h Hulsizer;
vice councillor, Miss Lillian wilson,;
associate vice councillor, Miss Ada
Hulsizer; recording secretary. Mrs.
Margaret Herbert; assistant record
ing secretary. Miss Eva Wilson:
financial secretary, Mrs. Ruth Cline;
treasurer, Mrs. Beatrice Duab;
guide, Mrs. Theresa Kishner; inside
guard, Miss Elsie Miller; outside
guard, Mrs. Laura Horner.
An invitation vas extended TO
the council by Robert Jackson to
attend a ladies' night of the Junior
Order United American Mechanics
No. 63 in Junior hall Friday night.
The council also received N invita-
ton to a Valentine social at WASH
ington Council, T~ottenville.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-02-06
Gnininp 10 Majestic

One of tie most interesting en-
sagements OF the current season will
be the annual visit of the Al. q.
Field Minstrels booked to appear at
the Majestic theatte, next week.
This popular organization, now In
its tfiirty-ffth season, has outlived
every organization of its kind in the
country and has witnessed the rise
and fall OF many a competitor during
the more than a third of a century OF
its successful. career. 1t has witness
ed brilliant attempts to rise to
heights meieiy to s0bside into obliv-
ion and many have been the at
temrts to competa with it without
avail. And during it all the Al. G.
Field Minstfels have gone steadily
onward, ~urtGuched by the failures of
its competitors and progressing year.
" in fstvo. and popularity.
Tie company again includes mos
of the OF faVoriteS in its personnel,
such as i art Swor. its premier come
dian: Jack Richards. Billy Church,
Harry Frilinlan ana other favorite
song. birds: Mick Hufforo, John Cart
mel, Johnny Healy. Jimmie Cooper
Leslie Berry, William Doran, Thorn
as Is. Bryan, William Walters, Rody
Jordan. Car. Cameron and other tai
en.ed comedians and players.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-02-06
IN THE SOCIAL r
METRO SOCIAL CLUE
HOLDS INSTITUTION

The anniversary and installation
of officers held by the Metro Social
club Saturday night in the Western
Improvement Association Hall was
one of the most brilliant affairs ever
held in the club rooms. The INSTALL
ing officer, MAIDS ]. Dinesen, the first
president CT tn. Western Improve
ment Association performed his du-
ties in a most approving manner.
Mr.. Dinesen in giving a short his
tors of the club from its beginning
and also tClG several anecdotes con-
corning the new officers and mem-
bers. The club had been very sue
cessful, having grown from a lew
members to one of the largest II
mort popular clubs in the city.
Tie hall was decorated with many
streamIers and flowers, the tables be-
ing arranged on the main floor sup
per was served at 8 o'clock and over
200 members and friends partook OF
the repact. During the evening the
guests spent the time in dancing to
the music furnished by Walter Ser
lufsen and George Rudy.
The officers installed were: Or. VI.
J. Dinese;i. president; John sand
beck. vice president; william sand
beck, financial secretary; Pau Rlch-
ter, recording secretary; Clara Pet-
erson. publicity agent; Arthur lsich-
ter. sergeant at arms, ana Julius
Blanchard. chairman of House Co"-
mi:tee.
IRE officers who were all members
of the committee, were assisted by
Mrs. III. j. Dinsen, Bertha SandDeck,
Mrs. John Sandbecs and Mrs. VIII
Sandbeck.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-02-06
COLLEGE STUDENTS
FINED AFTER new RIOT

NEW BRUNSWICK, Feb O.
Five students of Rutgers Coilege
we're fined by Recorder Tindeli yes
terday afternoon on a disorderly
conduct charge. following the cele-
bration activities of about two hun
dred students of the college ON sat
urday night. All the theatres IN
town were visited and one WIS DAM
aged, trolleys and buses were stop
ned. and trolley poles were tamper-
ed wi. One student was clubbed
over the head by a police of1cer n
rushed to a hospital, and one other
was arrested.
Those fined are William Preston
Smith, who was hit I'VE the head
bv a police officer and taken to a
hospital: r. p. Ward, David 5.
Gibson, Earl Bowman ard Edward
q. Gidley. The students were. cele-
brating their basketball victory over
The representative team of Stevens
Institute. The citizens of the town
~;tse up in arms owe the activities OF
Saturday night inasmuch as many
people had to leave the showhouse
during the attempted PUSHES. There
IS an agreement between Cniet
O'Connell and a students committee
that class rusles, etc. be carried on
only in the vicinity of the college.
Smith and Ward were fined $40
each and the other three 50 each.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-02-06
THEATRES
CRESCENT Gives Big Program,

Manager Louis NJ. Granat today
offers at the Crescent theatre the
greatest vaudeville program in the
history of this popular motion pic
ture and vaudeville house. The acts
are all headliners and ones that ev-
eryone in the city should see. They
follow: Henry T.. Dixie, Jr., and
Company, in the sketch, stage
Struck" Harmony Junction, sur
prise musical act; Allen and Lewis,
comedy singing; Hayden Sisters,
singing and dancing; Reed and Stan
lev in 1.-THE Wop and the Girl" Also
the great picture Across the Di'
vide. starring Rosemary Theby and
Rex Ballard.
Across the Divide is a sympa-
thetic story of one of Natures true
noblenren-a half-breed Indian
whose life held no purpose until
siven the charge of his baby step
brother to protect against their
father.
As related by Beatrice Frederick,
Across the Divide contains fasci-
mating plot and counterpart and q
dual love story, in which four hearts
become tangled for a time.
The program also includes the pic
lures OF the funeral of Pope Bene-
diet. This is the first time these
pictures have appeared in Pertt
Amboy.
Tonight the first series of tbt
dancing contess comes to a close, Al
the close of the contest tonight
Manager Granat will present the Low
ing cup to the winning couple. This
is an occasion that all should see
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-02-06
PARENT-TEACHERS
ASSOCIATION TO NEE

A union meeting of the Parent
Teachers Association of Schools Nos.
| and Z and the grammar school nae
been arranged by the president oil
association, Mrs. Ria Hendrie, Mrs
N. w. Pierce and Mrs. Hans smith
The meeting will be held IN the nisH
scbool auditorium Wednesday after
noon at 4 o'clock. The speakers Will
be Mrs. William Little, of Halfway,
corresponding secretary of the New
Jersey Congress Of Mothers. n also
of the Parent-Teacher's Association.
and Mrs. Helen NJ. DeRussy, OF
Woodbridge. chairman of the state
Legislative department of the same
organization. An invitation is extend
ed to all parents interested IN the
co-operation of the home and school
for the better development OF the
child. A delightful musical program
is being arranged.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-02-06
MR.. AND MRS. ENGELSEN
ENTERTAIN FRIENDS

Mr.. and Airs. Edward Engelsen, of
Jefferson street, entertained a num-
Der of guests at their home Satur-
day night, in honor of the seven
teerth birthday OF their daughter,
Marion. Games, music and dancing
were enjoyed by the guests. MISS
Mildred Tkerkelseh gave an exhlpi-
ton of the umbrella dance, and the
Misses Jcaunette ana Roberta Cluny
entsrtainea with classical dancing.
Dainty refreshments were served by
the hostess and valentine hearts NIL
ed with candy were given as favors.
The guests were: Misses Margaret
Aestrup, Mary ~Sorenson' Allce NJ
Ching. Clara Peterson, Ethel Cor
nelius, Mildred Therkelson, Jean
nette and Roberta Cluny, Gladys
Trottcr, Lillian Ostcrdahl and Hazel
Cornelius, Mrs. II. Cornelius n Mr.
and Mrs. f.. Engeisen, all OIL this
city: Miss Maude Rasmussen OF
EorIS
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-02-06
BELLA G0LOBERGER
HAS BIRTHDAY PARTY

Mr.. and Mrs. M. S. Goldberger,
entertained at their home in Lewis
street, Saturday night in honor OF
the sixteenth birthday of their
daughter, Bella. A cabaret scene
with guests seated at small tables
where IiEht refreshments were serv-
ed, with soft victrola music gave the
finishing touch to this pretty picture.
An orchestra with Huyler Romond
at he piano, Albert Klein, violin;
Ben Selbsi, saxophone; Miss freda
En:hermaH. banjo. entertained the
jolly party.
Those present were. the Misses
Florence Leichtman, Minerva POI
kowitz. Rosella G%oidberger, Ruth
Benhamu, Sonia Goldsmith, Serena
Klein, Elinor Levine, Ida Frankel'
Freda Encherman Alice lsenberg'
Regina G~oldberger. Tina Mandei'
NOBLE Schmelnik, Bella Goldberger,
Elsie Goidberger, Henrietta Fine and
Florence Levinsohn, of
Messrs. Huyler Romond, Albert
Klein. Murray jacobson, Martin
Fine, Ben Selbst, Apollo Goddard,
Alexander Kohn, joel Schwartz, Ed
ward Mailer, Charles Wurtzel. Jo-
Wurtzsl. Harold Scharer, Her.
man Shumsky, Samuel Cladkus. OF
this city. anc Jack Friedman and Jo-
seph Resnick. of New YORK: Mr.
Mrs. A. Hummer, T.. Klein II
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. $. Goldberger,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-02-06

Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Fullerton
entertained a number of guests in
honor of the thirteenth birthday of
their daughter, Viola. Music and
games were enjoyed by the guests.
A buffet supper was served.
The guests included: Ingrid Mel
son, Jessie Durham, Olga Over
gard, Christina Johnson, Margaret
Ryan, Gladys and Dorothy Steven
son, Grace Burkson, Helga Jensen,
Claire and Cecilia Ferbel. Elizabeth
Balderston. Viola. Dorothy, Hazel,
Adella and Marion Fullerton of Perth
Amboy. Messrs. Walter Overgaard,
Alexander and John Kish, William
Balderston, Paul Janiero, Harold,
John and Elmer Fisher, Howard
and LaRoy Fullerton. Charles Full
lerton. Mrs. Arthur Fullerton and
Mrs. J. Howard Fullerton.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-02-06
TAXI DRIVER
OUT Of LUCK
Driver Found it Hard Work
Collecting Fare From De-
mented Woman

Trenton taXi-drivers seem TO have
invented a new pastinLe, that OF Try
ing TO collect taxi faJes from de-
menhed Women One OF the above
nnentfrned individuals spent a fruit
fees hat hour at the police station
here yesterday afternoon In an ell
fort TO collect cab charges from
Trenton to Perth Amhoy after ne
had driven Mrs. Pauline Woorell, an
inmate of the STATE Hospital, to TINS
city.
formerly at 323 Market street, es-
caned from the state INSTITUTION early
Yesterday afternoon and as h was
~. ndering about Trenton,
tered a taxi driver whom She asked
10 drive her to Perth Amboy. With
out asking for proof of her ability to
nav the charges the taxi man loaded
the woman IN his car and started.
Arriving here the question ot pay
mont arose. and the caddy was
greeted by an empty stare the
next move was the removal OF the
woman TO the police station, where
Desk Lieutenant Andrew Jensen told
the driver that he could do notnine
for him. A similar appeal TO Chlel
Niels ]. Tonnesen produced the same
result.
The escaped woman wished 70 be
taken TO the home of a sister living
here but Chief Tonnesen ordered her
taken back to the state institution
ami detailed Policewoman Jsnslne
1Oleson on the case. Policewoman
Ofeson escorted the woman BACK 70
Tronto.i in the taxicab that a
brougb, hel here. Whether n
driver collected for the return trip
has not been learned.
At the police station,
Iisutenant Jensen reprimanded the
fax, man for having brought the Wo-
mai, here. He said that a glance at
her woule convtnca anyone that y
was mentally unbalanced ana ne
brs y1ed the TAXI driver himself for
any loss incurred.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-02-06
court Fines Amount to $40

Two fines amounting to $40 were
imposed by Recorder Harold f.
Pickersgill in the police court over
the weekend. Both penalties were
inflicted for drunk and disorderly
conduct. Andrew Ganura, forty
five, of Tottenville, vas brought in
by Patrolman Frank Rubaha and
fined SIS, while Traffic Officer John
Dunham arrested Adolph Roperes.
of Florida Grove road. who was &C
cused of being drunk and driving
his team through the city in a dis
orderly manner.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-02-06
PERSONALS

w. Parker Runyon, Jr., James
l.. Cleyenger, Jr., both students al
LawrencevilIe Preparatory school
snent Sunday afternoon with their
parents in this city.
Miss Cordelia Haight, of Oyster
Bay, is the guest of. Mr.. and Mrs
| Henry s. uulse, Jr., of Brighton ave-
nue., for a few days.
Miss Florence Kane, of Honken'
dauaua, Pa, is spending several
days with her parents, MI. and Mrs
j.. Kane, of Park avenue.
Miss Ruth Shoe of Gordon street
was the guest of Mrs. A. S. Layton
of Keyport, Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas j. Smith, OF
Madison avenue, entertained the
Misses Mary and Alice McNulty, oil
Verona, over the weekend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Reutch. OF
Bound Brook. Mrs. Grace Snyder, OF
Plainfield and Miss Louise johnson,
of New Brunswick, were the guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Hans Smith, oil
Madison avenue, yesterday.
Miss Jeanette Coughlin, of Elfz-
abcth street, who has been confined
to her home with illness is able to be
out again.
lJT. anu MIS-. J -
State street, left yesterday on a mo-
tor trip to Florida, where they VIII
he for the remainder of the winter.
Mrs. May F~leischman, of State
street. Is visiting friends in Scranton,
Pa, for several days.
Mrs. Henry Pinkham returned to
her home in Gloucester, Mass, after
visiting her niece, Mrs. George Far
rim, of Gordon street, for five days.
Miss Ruth Macan, of State street,
attended a dance reunion of the class
of 40 of Pratt Institute in Brook
Ign, Saturday.
Charles Macmillan, John b.
Johnson, Lothardt Jensen and Whit
new Leeson were the guests OF
Schuyler Pew at his camp at Lake
Popolo in New York state over the
Weekend.
Mrs. George Farrin and John ID:
Farrin attended a performance OF
sally" Thursday night.
MIR. and Mrs. John Sonderman, OF
Brooklyn, attended the volley ball
games tn the Y. NJ. G. A. Saturday
night and were the guests OF Mr.. n
Mrs. George Sharp OF High street.
Sonderman was a former physl-
cal director IleTe.
The Misses Loretta Heating and
Alice Pende. of Sewaren, Fred Kath
of Woodbridge, and Samuel Ganson.
Morris Miller and Michael Stolz, mo-
toreI TO the Bonnie Burn sanitarium
at Scotch Plains, yesterday, where
they visited Miss Phyllis Montgom-
cry CT this city. who is a patient
there.
Miss Eileen Allen, of New York,
was the guest Of Miss Helene Cou-
nihan, of High street, over week
end.
Mrs. Catherine Brogger and
daughters, Misses Eleanor and Ha-
gel Brogger, of First street. and
Miss Millicent Royale, of Trenton,
attended 4 performance of "Tanger-
ine' in New York Saturday.
Richard Pickersgill and Langan
Skidmore, of Brighton avenue, are
the guests of friends in Washing
ton, d. c., for a few days.
William Allen, Jr., left for Ithaca
today to esume his studies at Cor
nell University.
Mrs. H. Weiner and daughters,
Dora and Ethel visited relations in
Somerville over the week end.
Misses Edith and Betty Ramsay
of Kew Gardens l.. I. are the guests
of Miss Eleanor Jones of Rector
street for a few days.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-02-06
MISS IZOLA FULLERTON
WEEDS ARTHUR B. WIGHT

The marriage OF Miss lola Full
lerton. daughter of Mrs. M. Fuller
ton. Of Woodbridge. to Arthur r.
Wight, of this city. took place Sat
urday afternoon in the Episcopal
church in Woodbridge. Rev. W. III.
Vogt performed the ceren iony. Miss
Ada Fullerton. a sister of the bride,
and James Wight, a brother of the
groom, were the only attendants.
Upon their return from their we'd
ding trip to Atlantic City. Mr.. and
Mrs. Wight will reside in Boston,
Mass
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-02-06
v. w. II. A. Rehearsal Tonight

A rehearsal of the minstrel and
revue to be staged at the Majestic
theatre March Z by the Y. w. II. A.
will be held tonight in the associa-
ton rooms. There will be seventy
five girls in the show In both the
first and second acts. The review
will contain many dance numbers
by the grown-ups and smaller girls
It Is TO be a real 'girlie" production
with not a male in the cast. The
girls are planning a good time for
everyone and a successful produc-
ton is assured.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-02-06

That youth will be served is gen
orally admitted but it is seldom that
two youngsters will make such a
mark in a profession where expert
encc is counted as a valuable asset
as has been made by the youths
responsible for the motion picture
production of Loves Penalty.
Hope Hampton. who is starred in 1t,
has vet to celebrate her nineteenth
birthday. and John Gilbert, who
wrote the story and also directed its
production, lacks some months or
being twenty-three years old.
Despite the youth of the two .peo-
pie mainly responsible for it Loves
Penalty which will be the attrac-
ton at the strand theatre begin
ming today, is listed as II OF the
most dramatic film productions OF
the present year. Miss Hampton has
Il role in which she has never beer
! more lovely, and the youthful en-
| thusiasm of the author and director
| has been reflected in the vim and
| fast moving dramatic action Of the
| completed story.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-02-06
SURPRISE PARTY

4 surprise birthday party was
given Mrs. Arthur Lind, Jr., at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. John a. Linu'
of Frords, recently. Music n danc-
ing were enjoyed by the guests a
buffet supper wa seTVed
The guests included: Mr.: ana MrS.
n. +. Jensen, Mr.. and Mrs. =: w
Lund. Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Liho.
Jr., Mr.. and Mrs. j. H.. Lima Oh
Fords: Mr.. and Mrs. w. H..
Mrs. Beaut. P. Jensen, MI. n MIS-
+ Il. Tangaard, Stanley Jensen, Will
liam Monroe. Miss Jane Line OF inns
citv. and Mr.. ana Mrs, Barney Brau-
DIV ard daughter Shirley of Metu-
chen.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-02-06

/, vey Levy. Following the wedding a
supper was served in honor OF the
couple at the home OF Jack Mandel
a cousin OF the groom. Many guests
were present. Mr.. and Mrs. Spiegel
are spending their honeywood in
Lakewood.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-02-06
Play Tonight For Girl's Club

"After The HoneymOon," a one
act farce will be presented before
the Girls Club in the auditorium of
the public library at their regular
meeting tonight at s o'clock. a short
business meeting will precede the
program. Miss Ia Verne De Hamm.
the president has urged that all
members attend, as there is import
ant business to come up.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-02-06
LEGION AUXILIARY to Meet

There will be n regular meeting
OF the American Legion Auxiliary in
the auditorium OF the library to-
morrow night at 1880 o'clock. I'm
portant business is to come up. Mrs
7. J.. Ryan. Mrs. william Thompso"
and Miss Edith Crowell represented
the American Legion Auxiliary a
the county executive meeting he'll
in Arcanum hail, Metuchen, Satur-
daV.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-02-06
MISS JONES GIVES DANCE

Miss Eleanor Jones gave a dance
at her home in Rector street Satur-
day evening for the Misses Edith
and Betty Ramsay of Kew Gardens,
l.. +. The other guests included
Misses Kathryn Howell. Marie Fritz
Finger, Bertha Mcdowell, Dorothy
Watson and Faith ,Conard, Messrs.
Norman Olsen. Ralph Conard.
George Knobloc. Donald Pierce,
Marvin Smith and Rev. and Mrs. w.
Northey Jones.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-02-06
To Go On Lecture Tour

Rev. Svend Kjaer. OF Broad street.
leaves tomorrow for n ~lecturing tour
among the Young People's Societies
of the Eastern states. There will be
no Saturday school or services or
Sunday. Rev. Mr.. Kiaer will address
the Young Peoples' Society here on
his return Wednesday, February Il.
The public is invited to attend.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-02-06
socictx plans for Dance

The Solomon Shechter Society is
planning for a dance to be held in
the Y. M. II. A. hall during the lat.
ter part of March. The proceeds of
the affair will be used for charity.
The committee in charge consists of
the following members: Leo Slobo-
diem, chairman; Fanny Goidstein.
Maurice Brook, Henrietta Fine.
Helen Sarokin. Isidor Richman, Jen-
ME Wedeen. A meeting of the COM
mittee will be held Wednesday In the
office of Jacobsen 6 Goddard. Tick
cts NAV be obtained from members.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-02-06
woman's Guild Meets Tonight

The Wom&n's Guild or the WoIh.
ers Cooperative Society VIII noiu
their regular meeting IN Odd 7 elioMs
han tonight at 8 o'clock. Final ar
raneements will be made for the
masquerade dance that is to be given
in Junior Hall, Feb. 49,. Refresh
merts will be served at the close of
the meeting.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-02-06
rbristion Endcayor Meeting

The Christian Enteavor Society OF
the first Presbyterian church VIII
meet tonight in the chapel OF the
church at 8 o'clock. The field Sec
retaiy, r. l.. Lannins, OF Newark
will be the speaker of the evening.
Mrs. Whitney Lesson and Mrs. l., V.
Buschman, of Woodbridge, Will give,
vocal solos. The public is invited
to attend this meeting.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-02-06
10 Meet with Miss Grciner

The Social Service Bible Class VIII
meet tomorrow night at the home OF
Miss Sophia Greinor in Madison ave-
nue.. Members are urged 10 be on
hand ct s o'clock as from that time
unt:, $40 there Will be lglee CLUB
practice. From S:A5 until 9:15 the
Bible class will meet. Following
these sessions a short business meet
ing and social session will be held.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-02-06
Miss Marie Brown to Wed

Mr.. and Mrs. John Watts Brown,
Of Bentley street, Tottenville. have
announced the engagement of their
daughter Marie Easter to Howard
Ernest Campbell, Of New York. Miss
Brown was ? memoer of the faculty
in the local high school and has
many friends here.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-02-06
Honor Mrs. Mary Acorn

Members OF the Simpson NJ. T..
church entertained a number OF
guests at the home for the Aged
Friday night In honor OF the eigh-
tieth birthday of Mrs. Mary Alcorn
an inmate. Mrs. Alcorn was super
intendent Of the primary depart
ment of the Sunday school for many
years,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-02-06
plan for Pre.Ienten Dance

Invitations have been issued for
the pre-lenten dance to be given by
the Knights of Columbus in the audi
forum OF the club. in High street.
Friday, February "a. "A high class
entertainment of out OF town talent
will be given. Music will be furnish
ed by Fred O'Brien's orchestra. Any
n desiring to attend this dance
may submit their names to any OF
the following committee in charge:
Leo Burke, chairman, Michael LIS
ton, Edward Pavese. Neil Heron,
Richard Deveny, Harry Hardiman.
Thomas Major, Joseph Dalton, Ed
ward O'Brien, Richard Filan, John
Campbell and John Bruins.
Meeting Is Called or
There viii be no meeting of the
Ladies' Auxiliary Of the Elks to-
n1ql1C "a a-H .s-a - 81 80 r2a.lg
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-02-06
Announce Engagement

Mr.. and AIRS. Andrew Mikkelsen
of Harrison avenue have announced
the engagement CT their daughter.
Josephine Piepenburg, to Frederick
Rasmussen, of this city. No date for
the wedding has been set as yet.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-02-06
Raniist Cafeteria Planned

First Baptist church will hold a
cafeteria supper in the chap : Of the
church FRIDAY night, February II.
The menu will be announced later.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-02-06

The regular meeting Of the philp.
thea Society of the First Bantist
church will he at the home of Miss
Marguerite Ling. OF South First
street tomorrow night at s o'clock.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-02-06
SnicreI.Linefzky

Mr.. and Mrs. Max Spiegel of 33S
Madison avenue have announced the
marriage of their son, Robert Spiegel
to Miss Esther Linetzky also of this
city. The ceremony vas performed
in New York by Rabbi Clifton Har-