Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-09-28
DANCE is

AS the doors of Washington hall
were opened last night for the first
private dance and reception of the
season, success walked in and crown
ed the efforts of the members of the
A. B. G.. club. The hall vas decor
ated deliberately by the committee in
charge and fulfilled their boast that
it would equal the decorations at any
other dance. From and 9TH
er extreme ends of the ceiling, Grim
son and white steamers extended
into the center of the hall and
formed an arch. Delightful dancing
was enjoyed throughout the evening
and shortly before midnight refresh
ments were served. A few more
dances followed after the ice cream,
cake and coffee were consumed and
all departed for their homes.
Last nights social was so brilliant
a success that it endorsed all other
affairs that the popular club will
stage hereafter. Theodore Ernst,
who acted as floor manager deserves
much credit for his ability in that
capacity, especially when leading
fuckers, which we're the feature
dances Of the evening. John Ander-
son., chairman of the arrangement
committee and the other members of
the committe, must be given much
praise TO the success. Arnold Nichol-
sons band furnished the music.
Among those present were: Miss
Helen Turner, of Railway; Miss Min
ME Fugle, of Metuchen; Miss Elsie,
Alfred, and William Wittnebert, of
Metuchen; Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Sin
claire, of Elizabeth; Misses Tina
Nelson, Esther and Elna lessen,
Helen and Florence S~okolinski, Tina
Holm, Jennie Rasmussen, Anna An
derson, Ella Lybeck, Martha Oster-
bout, Marion Foote, Elizabeth Nobel,
Gertrude and Carrie Ernst, Rather
inc Berner, Rose Mahrer, Sophia
Lampater, Minnie Welt, Emily Mil
ner, Ruth Lynn, Ora Ecker, Gladys
Coutts, Addie Snyder, Helen and
Florence SokOlinski, and Miss Glenn
enson. John Anderson, Arthur Lar
son, Edward Koyen, Harold Coutts,
Ralph Crowell, Jack deHamm, Hold
en- Hill, Harvey Wilson, Edward Tan
gard, Theodore and Arthur Ernst,
Henry Lund, Ralph Landbeck, Frank
Durham, Sophus and Ingvaard Grei-
sen, Rufus Allen, William Clenien-
son, William FORMER, Russell Ven
EFT, Oscar Lamparter, William Han
son, Albert Hanson, Ralph Liddle,
Hans Miller, Arthur Johnson, John
Sokolinski, Stewart Hill, Oscar and
John Peterson of this city.
THOMAS JAGO HOST.
Thomas Jago rendered a social to
the members of the Clipper A. c..
and several of their friends at his
home in William street last night. +
Miss Claire HartuDg rendered sever
al selections on the piano. Her eff
forts were greeted with much ap-
plause, as were the vocal solos which
were given by Miss Henrietta Vein
blatt and Hoplin Morley Jago.
George Jago pleased the party with
Several violin numbers. Those pres
ent we're. Misses Gertrude Coley,
Ruth Larson, Izola Fullerton, Ruth
Walker, Henrietta Weinblatt and
Claire Hartung, Kenneth Solt,
Thomas Jago, Earl Walker, Richard !
Henderson, Oscar Schroeder, Will
liam Chamberlain, Holger Holm,
George and Hopkin Thomas.
= W. c. I. U. SESSION.
Considerable business Of import
ance was transacted at the first fall
meeting of the Woman's Christian
Temperance Union at the home of
Mrs. George D. Runyon in High
yesterday afternoon. Mrs. J
Jane Overington presided. After