Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-01-17
wnMAN,s CLUE MEETING.


WyMANsS CLUB MEETING.
Tne regular meeting of tn,
WomaR's Club was held yesterday Ii
the Presbyterian chapel. The at
tendance vas large and there wer'
several out-of-town guests.
A motion was made and seconded
that THE thanks of the club b,
given to every one who helped Il
make the club reception the success
1t was" If all had not worked to
Eether so tremendously we would
not have had such a thoroughly en-
toyable time.
The year books were ready yes
terday and the club is to be congrat
ulated upon its early and splendid
appearance. The committee deserves
much credit.
The speaker of the afternoon wa
Miss Helen V. Boswell. She spok,
of Life in the Canal Zone" ant
spoke most interestingly. telling o
the conditions the women and chill
dren had to face, ana what the gov
eminent had done to make Panama
habitable and even delightful.
The next meeting will be Febru,
Try s, when Jacob Riis will be The
speaker.
A "SWAP PARTY"
A Swap Party" was held at tht
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. George Still
we'll, 227 Brighton avenue, Satur,
day evening. Those present were.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph e. Seaman, Mr.
and. Mrs. William Mccullough, Mr.
and Mrs. Fred Ernst, the Misses Ole
Conklin, Anna Holm, Gertrude
Pfeiffer, Elsie Mercer, Helen Bard
rum, Messrs. Charles Stumns, Gar.
ret Brodhead, P. Stephen, Clarence
Wright, all Of this city: Miss Doll,
Wharton, John Henderson, Mr.. and
Mrs. r.. G. Wharton, OF Keyport;
Miss May Kempson and Ay1in Pier.
son, of Metuchen; and Edward De
Monsiegle, of Asbury Park.
EAGLE DANCE TONIGHT.
Plans are complete for the fourth
fal dance and reception to be
EN- in the Auditorium tonight
under the auspices Of Perth Amboy
Aerfe No. 1886, Fraternal Order oil
Eagles. A large number of tickets
have already been disposed OF and 9
record breaking crowd will attend
On the arrangement committee are:
Herbert Redwood, chairman; C. w
Wills, Richard Tietje, w. j. Rose, j
Rapino, Matthew Rodda, III. c.
Krell, G.. Fl. Yost, F. /. SchulAz, p.
J. MacFarland; floor manager, A. S
Rose; assistant floor manager, F. B,
Gilman.
A TAFFY pull.
A taffy pull was enjoyed last ev-
ening at the home OF Miss Elna Jes-
sen, IN Gordon street. After the tat
MEs-sspek nR tse greater
part of the evening, music WIS en-
ioyed. Vocal and Instrumental So
los were rendered by Miss Garretson
Miss Wilson and Miss Anna lessen.
Those present we're: Misses Flor
enca Garretson, Elna lessen, Daisy
Hancock, Anna lessen and Mabel
Main, OF this city; Miss Grace Will
son, Of Newark, and the Misses May
and Sylvia Martin, Of Brooklyn.
INTER EsTs CLUB MEMBERS
Many members of the Raritan Yacht
Club OF this city and other clubs in
this vicinity might be interested to
know that the new club house of the
Hudson Boat Club has been completed
and an invitation has been issued by
the club for any member of this club
orr similar organizations that might
travel to Yonkers stopat the new house
and can be assured Of a splendid time,
PuRITANs TO DANCE.
AZ a meeting of the Puritan Ath1et-
ic Club held In their rooms in Hall
avenue last night plans were discussed
for the coming dance and reception
that will be given under their auspices
in the auditorium on the evening of
February s. The committee that is
a~rranging for the affair report an i'm
mense advance sale Of tickets and from,
all indications the event will be one
of4the most successful of the season.
SYRIAN LECTURE TONIGHT.
Miss Emily G.. Wheeler, a native OF
Syria, will deliver a lecture on the
subject of her native land at meet
ing of the Foreign Missionary Socie-
ty which will be held In the chapel to-
night. To further illustrate the lee
ture moving picture slides OF the
topic will be shown.
NEWLYWEDS RETURN.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rudolph l.. Scheuck
returned to this city Sunday morning
from their wedding tour. The cou-
pie were met at the station by q
number of their friends In an auto
mobile, who escorted them about the
town. After the conclusion of the
joy ride. the party adjourned to
their home in Amboy avenue.
ANNIVERSARY Event.
Mr.. and Mrs. Victor Frey and
children and Elizabeth and John
Desmond, OF this city, attended the
tenth wedding anniversary of Mr..
and Mrs. A. Schmids, It their home
In Railway, on Sunday evening.
BRIDGE CLUB TOMORROW.
The Wednesday Afternoon Bridge
Club will meet tomorrow afternoon
home OF Mrs. J. w. Gosling,
10 9don street.
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