Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-10-18
COLLEGE FAIR
OPENS MONDAY
TottenyiIIs A. C. Affair
Next Week.

What promises to be the largest
social function in Tottenvllle in some
time will be the college Fair" un-
der the auspices OF the TottenVille
Athletic Club that is to be held in
Knights of Pythias hall, Tottcnville,
next week. The opening next Mon
day night will be of more than pass
ing interest to the members of the
club and the ladies who are assisting
them in the affair to make it a sue
cess. Ever since the executive COM
mittee, of which Arthur f. Decker
Is chairman, was named by President
Walter E.. Sharrot of the club that
body has been working hard to get
things together for the fair. The
heads of the various booths have held
euchres, afternoon teas, food sales
and dances during the past several
weeks for the benefit of their respec-
tive booths. The final affair In aid
of the fair will be tonight In K. of 2.
hall, when q shirt waist dance will
be held for the benefit of the box
booth. Many fancy and useful arti-
cles have been donated to the COM
mittee, that will be seen for sale on
the various booths. Some of the ar
ticles TO be disposed of during the
week that have been donated are
cooking range, ~chiffonier, oil stove,
rocking chair, gas lamp, sofa pillows
and various other articles. A Ford
runabout automobile hat Is to be
awarded the last night of the fair Is
attracting considerable attention. A
feature of the fair will be the play,
Some Trouble" hat Is to be pre-
sented on the last night by the Foot
lights Club of T~ottenville.
Each night will be seen some diff
ferent attraction. 1t has been ar
ranged to have one night for the Re
publicans, one for the Democrats n
another for the Progressives to come
to the fair to give short talks. Re-
freshments will be served each night.
Those in charge of the fair is as fol-
lows:
Executive committee, President,
Arthur F. Decker; recording secre-
tary, Charles Hilker; financial secre-
tary, M. Matheson; treasurer, Thorn
as w. Hawkins. George La Forge,
Herbert Bedell, Lester Bedell, Corne-
Illus Shea, Joseph Belts, Willis Lar
kin, George Del Crosse, Charles
Jones, Robert Macan, Alfred Palmer,
Luther Paugh, Henry Stolzenthaler,
William Vaughan, Abram Sher Ben
jamin G. Bishop, William Schneider,
Alfred Fisher, Frank Hadkins.
Honorary vice presidents, Andrew
Abrams, James w. Bedell, David
Coleman, M. D., James La Forge,
Walter Sharrott.
The following are those in charge
of the
+owef be6th. U.C.N-T colors-
Mrs. Hattie J.. Vaughan, directress;
Misses Onida Dig, Catherine b.
Dodds, Elsa E. Evans, N. A. French,
Louise Green, Charlotte Page, Agnes
G.. Purcell, J. II. Roselle, Sally G..
Shank, Amy Shank, Lucy Copeland,
X. A. Bennett, Mary Heard, Marion
Lowe, NJ. G. s Sproul, George P. AL
len, N. j. Lowe, James H. Tice, Mrs.
N. j. Lowe,
Art and Fancy Booth, Harvard
colors-Mrs. Willis Larkins, direct
ress; Misses Estelle Bedell, Elizabeth
BENJAMIN, Lena Hoehn, Viola Gibbs,
Frances Macan, Elizabeth Jones, Mrs.
Andrew Barnes. Mrs. Raymond Ellis,
Mrs. Leo Donohue, Mrs. William
Miller.
Harvest Booth and Tea Room, Vas
sar colors-Mrs. George Hoehn, dl-
rectress; Misses Hattie Pateman,
Evelyn Hoehn, Maude Sune, Heller
Whitehurst, Mrs. J.. F. Bedell, Mrs.
Rudolph Hoehn, Mrs. James Hodge,
Mrs. f. Joline, Mrs. G. Rogers, Mrs.
Henry Schneider, Mrs. William Scott,
Mrs, Stephen Slower, Mrs. Joshua
Hitchcock.
Apron and Handkerchief Booth,
It,. ,n1oy, NT;nC Anna Won
Name, directress; Misses Ida Bedell,
Carolyn Sleight, Mrs. A. f. Decker,
Mrs. John Hopping, Mrs. Frank Had
kins, Mrs. Fannie Lewis, Mrs. VI.
Quimby, Mrs. Fl. Van Name, Mrs. t,
p. Rutan.
Candy Booth. Rutgers colors-
Mrs. Clinton Fetch, directress; Mrs.
Amy Ford, Mrs. H. E. Sprague, Miss
Is Jennie Van Horne, Norma Shea,
Hazel Shea, Sarah Van Dusen, Ella
Miller, Margaret Mcclure, Mrs.
George LaForge.
Box Booth, Princeton colors-Mrs.
Charles Hilker, directress; Mrs. Jo-
seph Belts, Mrs. Arthur Palmer, Mrs.
William Miller, Mrs. William Palmer.
Ice Cream and Soda, University of
New York colors-Alfred Fisher,
chairman; Erbin Paugh, Thaddeus
Cline, David Paugh, Thomas McNa-
mara, Albert Mossko, Henry Taber,
Leo V. Shea, Charles Tomasin.
Amusement Booth, Yale colors-
Luther Paugh, director; Alfred Pal
mer, Arthur %Sprague, Charles Cole.
Benjamin Cole, Eugene Cline, David
Cole.
Program and Souvenir Book-Cor-
nelius Shea, director.