Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-01-27
%RIvERsIDEs PLAN.

EhSlUE1S PLAN.
The members Of the Riversides met
with Walter J. Rielley at his home IN
Rector street last night for the weekly
business session. The chairman Of the
arrangement committee for the min
strel show that is to be given by The
club reported plans progressing very
rapidly. William Boughton submitted
q report that they have secured an OPP
tion on several rooms at 81 Smith
street to be used as club rooms After
a lengthy discussion the club decided
that they would accept the rooms and
will occupy them about February LIST
TIE resignation of Joseph Coley as sec
rotary was reluctantly received and
Thomas Major vas appointed to fill the
vacancy. Edward Hardiman was ap-
pointed baseball manager and was told
to have only first class teams as OPP
ponents for the Riversides. After the
business session q social time was held
William Therkelson entertained with q
number Of piano selections, while Ru-
fus Allen rendered several vocal solos
In excellent manner. Julius Rippenbein
received much credit for the way in
which be recited several difficult pieces
At 10 o'clock the members of the club
adjourned to the dining room where
elaborate refreshments were served.
SUPPER, DECIDED SUCCESS.
Decidedly gratifying was the at
tendance at the New England supper
served in the parish house last night
under the auspices of the Woman's
Guild of st. Peters Episcopal
church The supper was served from
5 untfl 5 o'clock, during which
time 1t is estimated about $50 peo-
pie were served. The menu was ex-
cellent. Although a neat sum has
been realized, the exact amount can
not be stated as all OF the ticket
money has not been turned in to the
committee.
There were seven tables prettily
decorated, In charge of Mrs. ID. P.
Olmstead, Mrs. LHommedieu, Mrs.
H. G. Rockwell, Miss Laura Brod-
head. Mrs. J. H. Mulchahey and Mrs.
Peck. They were assisted by Misses
Cornelia L'Hommedieu, Ruth Jones,
Margaret Wight, Margaret Boez,
Miss Traggonson, Gertrude Pfeiner,
Ruth Brodhead. Gertrude Martin
and several others Dainty hand
painted menu cards we're used.
The members of the committee
who worked earnestly for the sue
cess Of the affair, consisted of Miss
Alice Reid, Mrs. s. s. King, Mrs.
Bayard Nelson, Mrs. P. Chase, Mrs.
Moore and Mrs. Toft.
SEW FOR THE POOR.
Miss Alma Widerstrom, agent of
the poor department of the city,
demonstrated how noble Is the work
that is being done by the sewing
class of the Woman's Club In pro-
yiding clothing for the needy ones
Of this city. in a talk given at a
meeting Of this department of the
club held Setssnouas Of Mrs John
.Rgyafaonnd Wategstreet. yesterday
e9b Sewers ~pathetia tales
OF by Miss Widerstrom,
aste Urged the ladies to do ill In
Sxeir power to get IS many dona-
<ons a possible. The people Of
this city should realize the good
work being done by the club and
help 1t along by contributing cloth
ing either new Oh old.
A pleasant surprise was rendered
Miss Bertha Wiun. of Barclay
street, Wednesday night In honor of
the seventeenth anniversary Of her
BIRTH Games were played and mu-
steal selections were rendered.
Among those present were: Miss
Anna Anderson, Miss Anna Hansen,
Miss Margaret Dinesen, Miss Jennie
Rasmussen, Miss Bertha Wiun, Miss
Margaret Wiun, Miss Minnie Wiuff;
Messrs. Arnold Nicholson, Sofus
Greisen. Hans Miller, Andrew Ras-
mussen, Alfred Miller, A. Jorgensen,
John Wiuff, Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Han
sen, Mrs. N. C. Nielsen and Mr.. and
Mrs. Wiuff.