Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1907-11-29
MASQUE BALL
A GALA EVENT
Knights Of the Golden EAGLE
Achieve Success. Hebrew Free
School Held Dance.
ITALIAN CONCERT AND BALL

The fifth annual masquerade of
Halcyon Castle No. 81, knights of the
Golden Eagle, Thanksgiving night, in
Washington hall. was great success
in every way, and great deal of
credit is due those in charge.
The masked guests began to ar
rive at the hall about O'Clock.
Dancing with masks on was kept up
until 2 O'Clock. wheh the march be-
fore the judges took place The
judges were James J. Flynn, Charles
Quinn, Augustus Marks, George
Dow. and j. F. Frerich.
The first prize, a gold bracelet.
went TO Miss Margaret Tyte, of
Brooklyn. She was dressed in a
fancy costume. The second prize
went to Marno Hanson. He was cos
TUNED as hunter, and received IS
in gold. The third prize an umbrella,
went to Louis Hanson, dressed as a
chicken thief.
After the prizes had been distribut-
ed, masks were taken off and dane
ing was enjoyed. At 1o'clock the
supper march took place. 1t was led
by Charles Seel and Miss Susie Hal
bert. During the evening pictures
were taken.
The committee in charge was a
follows:
William Owens, chairman; Thomas
Lucas, G. H. Bath, John Jago. Will
liam jenkins, w. P. Bradley, w. G..
Gray, W. H. Bath. P. Fiigen, NJ.
Warner, and B. F. Henry P. Fiigen
was floor manager.
Italians Pleasant Affair
The first annual concert and ball of
the Italian Roman Catholic Church of
the Most Holy Rosary was held last
night in Washington hall and it proved
a success.
The program opened with selection
from Wagner by Prof. Louis Spada. a
violinist of Newark. He later rendered
a mandolin solo. In his third number
Prof. Spada gave violin obiigato with
soprano solo by Miss Carolina II.
Molina. Mr. Spada rendered a number
of other selections on string instru-
ments. with the assistance of Miss Mo-
lima and Rev. Ernest D'Aquila. pianist
speech telling of the history OF
the church was delivered by FRANK
Natori.
After the concert the floor was clear.
ed and dancing was commenced. Among
the prizes were a vase and vest to Mrs
Frank Palisi a chicken and a gallon
of wine to John Tisori: a box of cigars
to James Reilly; a bottle of wine to
Joseph Tisari; and a canary to Joseph
Jeffry.
The officers of the church and those
in charge of the affair were: + Ricci
f. Capellupo. o. Galassi, a Cerbo. NJ
Palisi. D. Cerulo J. Guiffre P. Sanford,
L. Scarinzi. S. Natoli, ]. Bernardino
r. Tiriolo. l.. Colandrea, A. Rossi Il.
Notaro. L. d. Paola, ]. Ricciardi and
G. Guerra. Rev. c. Galassi is pastor
of the church.
Hebrew Free School Ball.
The second annual ball of the Perth
Amboy Hebrew Free School was held
last night in Braga hall. The affair
was we'll attended. supper was served
shortly before midnight.
The officers of the managing board
are: President M, Shumsky; vice pres
ident. A. Beckhoff treasurer, A. M
Metzendorf: financial secretary. Philip
Levine; recording secretary, L. Braines
The committee in charge of last
nights affair was: L. Brdines A. Beck
hoff. p. Levine, k Finkelstein, A NJ
Mctzendorf. NJ. Shumsky. The recep-
tion committee consisted of K. Finkel-
stein A. Beckhoff, J. Slobodien. A. NJ
Metzendorf and NJ. Shumsky. The floor
manager was Philip Levine. He was
assisted by l. Alpern and D. Isenberg