Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-08-22
SAIL TO TdF HIGHLANDS.


SAIL TO TdE HIGHLANDS.
A large number of the younger
set from the southern section of The
city enjoyed a sail to the Highlands
last night on board the steam yacht
Cherub, in charge of Captain Van.
Brunt. The boat left Cooper's dock
at 7 o'clock, returning to this city
early this morning. Dancing anC
other amusements were enjoyed a
the Highlands. Mr.. and Mrs. San
Bayard, Mrs. A. P. Kennedy and
Mrs. Compton acted as chaperones
Among those who went were the
Misses Ethel Suits, Edna ChristOffer-
son, Blanche DeHaven, Ruth Fetch
er, Maria Roessler, Beatrice Broffe
Anna Dover, Gertrude Schroeder.
Agnes Black, Edna Lehline, Agnes
Brown, Adrienne Frost, Edna and
Florence Mullen, of Trenton; Messrs,
Scott Burns, Howard Hardiman,
Alfred, Lewis and William Compton
William DeHaven, Donald Kennedy,
Fred Suits, Oren Browning, Thomas
Hanson. Frank Mccormick, Wesley
Davis and Jack Klein.
HEBREW ASSOCIATION BALL.
Extensive preparations are being
made by the Young Mems Hebrew
Association of this city for an en-
tertainment and ball to be held in
the Auditorium October 81. An
amateur minstrel and vaudeville
show will be given during the early
part of the evening and dancing will
ny+A~J +h-on0h tho niOht hprS
of the organization will start at once
to learn their respective parts in
the entertainment part of the pro-
gram and the entertainment com
mittee will make plans for the ball.
1t Is planned to make the affair
a bigger and nor attractive one
than has ever been attempted by
this association. The decorations
are to be one of the many features
that are promised.
BROADWAY FOUR'S PLANS.
The Broadway Four met last
at the home of the secretary, j..
A. Siegfried, In Madison venue
The committee in charge Of the
smoker to be held August 81, re-
ported that everything was arranged.
Several new applications were re-
ceived, but were not acted upon.
There was a flaw in n or two OF
the applications, whereby the APP
plicant could not be forced to pay
his $50 fine, should he get married,
this being the rule of the club and
also its object. The club will meet
again on next Monday night, at
which time these young men will
be given another opportunity to
make application for membership.
LAWN FESTIVAL TONIGHT.
An attractive program has been
arranged for the lawn festival to be
given tonight by the Woman's Club,
of st. Stephens Danish church, on
the church lawn for the benefit of
the sick and needy. Mrs. A. T. Dort
wife of the pastor, will deliver a
lecture on Florence Nightingale"
Arnold Nicholson, who has charge
of the musical program, has ar
ranged for the Gibson Mandolin
Club to be on hand. They will rem
der several selections. Ice cream
and coffee will be served.
ENTERTAINED FOh
Mr.. and Mrs. William Poulsen, OF
314 Watson avenue, entertained a
number of friends at their nome last
night in honor of Miss Anna Schultz,
of Pittsburg, their guest. Games ana
were enjoyed and a supper
which was served about IL O'Clock
was a feature. Among those present
were Mr. n Mrs. Thomas Schuck,
Mr, and Mrs. Rudolph Schuck. Ed
ward Schuck, Miss Mary Schuck and
Andrew Schuck.
MISS FORD ENTERTAINED.
Miss Fannie Ford, of South State
street. entertained a number OF her
friends at her home yesterday az
ternoon in honor of the seventy
fourth anniversary of her birth. she
received many tokens of remem-
from those present and cards
from many friends who were unable
to attend.
NEW YORK COUPLE ENGAGED.
The engagement of Miss Henrietta
Schwartz and Adolph Altman, both
of New York, has been announced
The are well KnOWn III luis tiIy :
The date for the wedding has not yet
been set.
p. F. 8. TO MEET.
The P. F. 8. will meet tonight at
the home of Miss Maude Quacken-
boss In Jefferson street. The regular
business of the society will be attend
ed to, after which a social hour Will
follow.
RSONA Il
PICkUPS q
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Mr.. A. Klotz, Of New York, is Wis
iting at the home of A. Sturm, in
this city.
Mrs. James Woglom and daugh-
ter Lucy, of Market street, have re-
turned from a visit at Mauch Chunk.
Ole Nelson and daughter Chrissie,
of 200 Water street, arrived this