Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-04-09
JUNIOR PROM.
is BRILLIANT
SOCIAL EVENT


One OF the most. prominent social
functions OF the current season was
! the dance in Washington haN last
might given by the Glass OF 1911, OF
the high school The dance, or
Father reception, for there were
other forms OF amusement. is an an
nual event given by the under grad
uatiDg class, and termed Junior
Prom. Last nights affair was both
a social and financial success Over
$3S was realized, an amount suita-
Bile for the purchase Of trophy cabi-
net which the class contemplates
presenting to the school as me-
mento.
Through the efforts of the COM
mittee appointed for decorating, the
hall presented an attractive appear
ance last night. Grey and red, the
| class colors, = predominated, $, and
proved very effective, From the
ceiling over the centre Of the hall,
crepe paper of these coIors was fes-
tooned, suspended from large ball
Around the walls pennants and ban
ners OF the various colleges had been
placed and also several Christie pic
lures. At one corner Of the hall
coy corner had been arranged,
while diagonally opposite was a
table where refreshments were
served. A string of college flags
stretched across the balcony railing,
entwined with maple leaves and
pussy willows added to the effect
In the balcony, for those who did not
care to dance, card tables had been
placed and were we'll patronized
throughout the evening.
To the strains of Fulierton's or
chestra of four pieces dancing began
about o'clock Dancing ceased
shortly after l O'clock. There were
no feature dances such as generally
accompany affairs under the auspices
of the high school. Notwithstand-
ing. everyone present had an enjoy
able time, and It was with reluctance
that they departed this morning.
Refreshments were served shortly
after IL O'clock, Costello Brothers
catering.
Mr., and Mrs. Edgar H. Kleinhans.
Mr.. and Mrs William W. Ramsay,
Mrs. Oren Browning, Miss Rose Nc
Cormick and Miss Jean Oiiphant
were the patrons and patronesses.
Lewis Compton was chairman of
the committee of arrangements. He
was assisted by Miss CorneIia
l. Hommedieu, Miss Florence Ciani,
Miss Lille Singer, Miss Gertrude
Schroeder, Miss Hilda Koyen, Scott
Burns, Frank Mccormick, Howard
Hanson and HalIam Skeen.
Among those present were: Mr..
and Mrs. William w. Ramsey. Mr..
and Mrs. Oren F. Browning, Mr.. and
Mrs. William DeTIaven, Mr.. and Mrs
Leo Donehue, the Misses. Gertrude
and Margaret Pfeiffer, Mary Gridley.
Ruth Jones, Margaret Wight,
Blanche Grieve, Edith .CrowelI.
Juliet Sell. Marguerite Boughton,
Rose Mccormick, Jean OHphant.
Marion Eldridge, Ethel DeHamm,
Ida Polensky, Edna Coutts. Cornelia
Peterson Hattie Drogt, Catherine |
Herbert, Gertrude Schroeder. Louise |
Dover, Helen Mason, Martha Mckee I
mig. Cornelia L'Hommedieu, Kate
Wilentz, Martha and Kate Osterhout, |
Ada Aneckstein, Lille Singer, Flor |
enee Donegan, Viola LaForge, Edna |
Christofferson, Blanche Lansley.
Claire Mccormick, Mabel Carling |
Anna Buote, Florence Ciani, Agnes |
Brown, Hilda Koyen and Grace |.
Wright; Messrs Fred BRIGGS. Mall /
colin CroweIl, Abbott Salter. Herbert
Rankin, Scott Burns, Frank McOor-
mick, Theodore Ernst, Louis Booz,
Valentine Affierbach, Fred O'Brien.
Hans Roessler, Philip and Thomas
Costello, Sophus Greisen, Chester
Peck, Atwood Belcher, John Orsoe,
Thomas Ramsay. Herbert Strand
berg, BENJAMIN Goldman, Charles
and Clarence Wright, Martin Bren-
nan, Walter Comings, Mlllard
Harry Hillman, Henry
Deinzer. Louis Sosin, Joseph Masso-
pust. Thomas Hanson, w. Robert
Hand, John Pfeiffer, William and
Lewis Compton, Frank Durham,
Frank Mccormick, Scott Burns, John
F. Rieiley, Jr., Eugene Davis and
Arthur Peterson.