Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-01-07
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KEHEARsE FOR PLAY.
The Argoromethus Dramatic Society
which is giving a play at Washington
hall, January 20, entitled g Valley
Farm 8 rural drama held q special
meeting at the home of Jack DeHamm
In Gordon street, Wednesday evening,
at which the various committees re-
ported on the progress made in their
special Passions. Special scenery is
being secured for the play and a full
rehearsal was held at which the club Is
critic expressed satisfaction. Messrs.
Podlnore, DeHamm, Peterson and
Hriswold-Eecently took parts In the
play LEND Me Five Shillings'' given
successfully at the Presbyterian
chapel last December. It is noticed
that Nat Goodwin, the well known &C.
tor, is starring this in vaudeville ac-
The actors Of "Valley Farm have
demonstrated their ability and those
who attend the play will be assured
Of q good evenings entertainment.
The Argoromethus Dramatic Society is
q permanent organization and hopes
to give many plays in the future. The
society is composed OF well known
young men and women of this city,
whose object will be to produce anus.
ing, educating and entertaining plays.
The officers are: Mr.. Jack DeHamm,
president; Edgar Mullen, vice-presi.
dentj Miss Leisn Henry, treasurer and
Miss Marie Hansen, secretary. The
membership is twenty.
MANDOLIN CLUB SUCCESS.
One of the biggest social successes
0 t season was scored by the Glib
son Mandolin Club last night In the
holding OF it's dance in Washington
hall. The place was comfortably
filed, the floor was excellent and the
music delightful. The decorations
OF green and white. the club colors,
were attractive.
Dancing to the strains OF a spe-
cially selected orchestra continued
from an early hour last night until
Q o'clock this morning. The decora-
tions consisted of green and white
streamers from the side walls to a
cluster of green and white ribbons
In the center Of the hall. On the
side wallis were the club initials, co
M. c." The orchestra Was hidden
behind a pretty array OF palms and
ported plants.
Refreshments, consisting of cake,
Ice cream and punch. were served. In
charge were: Arnold Nicholson,
Miss Mary Hansen, Miss Elizabeth
Moser and Miss Marion Foote. Thor
valid Ernst. Jr.. acted rs floor man
ager.
CHAUFFEURS TO DANCE.
Elaborate arrangements are being
madeAtor the first ball of the Chauf-
feurs' Association, to be held In the
Auditorium on January 80. 1t is to
be the most novel ball OF the season
and from present indications will be
q huge success A decided feature
will be continuous music from an
early hour until soon after midnight
Two orchestras, each of eight pieces
will furnish music. One Ia to be
lady orchestra seated In the balcony
and the other will be a local orches-
ira seated on the stage.
SECONDS SERIES
The secon OF 4 series of lectures
to be given under the auspices of the
Young Mems Hebrew Association
will be given In the club rooms In
Smith street Monday night. The af-
fair will be public and those who
may desire to listen to a lecture
given by Judge William Newcorn, of
Platnfield, are invited to do SO on
Monday night.
VALHALLA DANCE TONIGHT.
The committee In charge of the
dance and reception that will be
held In Washington hall tonight IN
der the auspices of vaIhalla Lodge,
No. s275, Independent Order of Odd
Fellows, have competed arrange
ments and from the number of tick
cts sold, q record breaking crowd
will attend the evcn-.
ENTERTAIN CLUB.
The members of the Riverside A.
G. were entertained at the home of
John Toolin, In Madison avenue,
yesterday afternoon. Julius Rippen-
bein, OF Market street, was taken in
at yesterdays gathering. William
Therkelson and John Toolin enter
tanned with a number of plano selec-
lions and at 5 o'clock elaborate re-
freshments were served.
ANNUAL DANCE.
Great plans are under way for the
annual dance and reception to be
held on Tuesday evening, April Is,
at Pulaski hall under the auspices of
the Zen Johu RI D~0mbrowski
Lodge. The music for the occasion
will be furnished by P. Bartosik's
orchestra.
MARRIAGE LICENSES.
City Clerk LaRoe has granted the
following marriage licenses: Jacob
Joseph Floersch and Laura Marie
Seymour and Charles MikoIa and
Catherine Hari, all OF Perth Amboy;
also Frank Demeler, Of Kreischer-I
vile, and Pauline Draht.
REPEAT EXERCISES.
About $50 friends and parents of
those who participated In the rendi-
tion OF the Christmas program in
the high school assembled In the
high school auditorium last night
and Witnessed a second production Of
the exercises.
FOOD SALE ToIsAY.
The ladies' of the Presbyterian
church are holding a pure food and
sale In the Presbyterian chapel
this afternoon, the proceeds Of
which will he ufyan to the church