Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-05-06
JUNIOR CLASS
ENJOYS DANCE
Brilliant Social Event Last
Night Many Guests.

In the history Of the local high
schools calendar Of social events
non plays a more important part
than the dance and reception given
in Washington hall last night under
the auspices of the Junior Class
The hall was somewhat crowded, but
not too much so for comfortable
dancing.
Decorations a Feature.
The decorating committee OF the
class all day yesterday labored in
their task and won much praise for
the efforts. The hall presented a
sight which would compare favorabIy
to a ballroom at a college dance.
Pennants and trophies of the school
adorned every available place. Cozy
corners were artistically arranged in
both ends of the room where the
patrons and p~atronesses were placed.
Large letters, Up. A. H. s." graced
the left side of the building, while
on the opposite side the numerals OF
the class were shown. StTeamers OF
the national colors were festooned
from the centre of the building to
the different parts, forming a sort of
canopy.
Dancing to the strains of C.
Howard Smiths orchestra was COM
menced at $3.50 O'Clock and contin-
ued until 1870 O'Clock, when re-
freshments were served. It is esti-
mated that owe $50 was realized
from the event. The faculty acted
as patron and patronesses of the
event.
Committees In Charge.
The committees that made the
affair such a success were:
Executive committee-Miss Sophie
Ellis, Miss Hilda koyen, George Mil
Ter, David Wilentz, William Comp
ton, chairman.
Decorating committee-Miss Isa-
bel Blight, Miss Gertrude Ernst, Miss
Ruth Griswold, Miss Elizabeth Vein
blatt, William B~oughton, Joseph
Coley, Harvey Mann.
David Wilentz acted as floor man.
ager.
Those Present.
Among those present we're: Mr..
and Mrs. Thomas Layden, Mrs.
George ellis, Misses Anna and
Louise Dover, Anna Buote, Millicent
Parsons, Honora Martin. Elizabeth
and Catherine Brown, Jetta Stacey,
Marguerite B%oughton, Margaret and
Alice Dolan, Helen Sokolinski, Jean
Oliphant, Eleanor Martin, Rose Nc
Cormick, Theresa Butcher, Ruth
Griswold, Ria Roessler, Ethel and
Natalie Beebe, Rosebud Conroy,
Jennie Sosin, Genevieve Brennan,
Pauline Philo, Rose Bohlke, Ruth
Fletcher, Helen ellis, Anna Allen,
Cornelia L'Hommedieu, Clara Han
son, Mary Hanson. Dorothy and
Helen Hanson, Gertrude Schroeder,
Lila Beebe, Blanche Grieve, Dorothy
and Martha Greenbaum, Marie Hen
derson, Gertrude Ernst, Jennie
~Perelman. Margaret Wight, Kathe-
rine Mcnamara, Irene Bruck, Corne-
liza Peterson, Olga and Agnes Brown,
Emily Trout, Joe Crawford, Edna
ChristophersCN, Katherine Wilentz,
Ethel and Margaret Van Duesen,
Dorothy Karkus, Miss Nobel, Anna
O'Brien, Miss Taylor, Laura Strand
berg, Petra Hanson, Ellen Hanson,
Sophie Ellis, Hilda Koyen. Isabelle
Blight and Elizabeth Weinblatt.
Messrs. Oren and Barney Brown.
ing, Ira Tiee, Jr., Lloyd Griswold
William Therkeison, John Hunt
waTter +. Rfefrey, wfrIfam UNISON
Adam Schantz, Harry Macan, Jack
Scott, John McCreery, Seymour Mos
kowitz, Harvey Mann, Charles Trout,
William Klein, J.. Slobodien, Ned
Cotton, William and Willard Bough-
ton, Martin Brennan, Hans Roessler,
Thomas Major, Herbert Strandberg,
John A. Hitzelberg, Frank McCor-
mick, Wesley Davis, E. @. O'Brien,
w. Robert Hand, Ralph Beebe. Louis
Sosin, John Toolin, Sophus Greisen,
J.. Alfred Compton, John Polensky,
Thomas Hanson, Henry Lund, Ken
meth Martin, Arthur Wight,
William Compton, Charles True
man, Charles Hults, Fred
O'Brien, Donald Kennedy, Rufus
Allen, Joseph Massopust, Thomas
Ramsay, James Deegan, George
Brown, George Miller, Van Mulcha-
hey, j. Scott Burns. Benjamin Gold
man, Russell Woglom, Samuel Cav
ronsky, Clarence Wright, Hans Mil
Ter, Stanley Hartshorn, Albert Han
son, Howard Hardinaan, Abbot Salter,
John Mcnamara, Joseph Coley, Wal
ter Comings, F. w. DeVoe, Chester
A. ellis, Alfred Christopherson,
Arthur Larson, Clarence Liddle,
Frank Rubright,Jr. William Kelsce,
Philip Costello, Benjamin Goldberg
er, Edgar H. Kleinhans, Glenworth
Sturgis, David Wilentz and John F.
Rielley, Jr., all Of this city. Misses
Edna Lehlein, Edna Greenwald and
William Clemensen, of Metuchen;
Peter Jensen and Miss Ruth Valen-
tine, of Woodbridge; Mr.. Mathiasen,
of Rapport; Misses c. Kaufman, Par
soA and Carol, and Raymond
| Chasey, Of South Amboy; Miss Ella
| Proctor, of East Orange; Miss Suits
and Messrs. Cozzens and Mosman,
and s. B. Simpson, of New Bruins
wick; r. 8. Hilson, @. Battcock, Of
| Brooklyn; Miss Janet Young, of
| characterization; j.. G. Hen
drie, of Philadelphia; Miss Helen
Ronnen, of New York; and Vivian
Butler, of Tottenville.