Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-17
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school rendered a reception 10 the
senior class last night in the high
school building. The entertainment
was given in that part of the new
annex which ia used as the assembly
room. Streamers of college and
high school pennants were hung on
all the walls and other decorations
were made. The numerals of both
classes were written on the boards as
well as were the different high
school cheers. The decorations and
environment imbued those who at
tended with school spirit. For the
first time, perhaps, in the history of
the school hasa junior class tender
ed any such reception to their upper.
olassmen and the present class OF
s13 feels great pride IN establishing
such a precedent. The evening was
enjoyed greatly by all who were
present, many different games being
played. Dancing was also n OF
the features Of the entertainment.
This Is the first time that the new
annex has been used for dancing. In
previous years the corridors In the
old part of the building were used,
but the new annex is much better
fitted for this enjoyment. Ice cream
ana cake were served about 10
o'clock In the evening during the in
Permission.
Chairman John Tyroler, OF the
Junior arrangement committee,
made the initial remarks Of the
evening by stating that the event
was the first of Us kind held In the
high school and also that his class
was proud for taking the initiative.
Mr.. TyroIer also stated that he hoped
the follo ling Juniors would follow
up the custom established by 1913.
Then a conversation promenade took
place which took up about o%ne-auar-
ter OF an hour. Each person had a
partner chosen by lot. After this
the crowd enjoyed a two-step and
waltz in succession. Philip Belikove
and Miss Ruth Fletcher played the
piano for the dancers. Refresh
ments were then served and partners
were chosen for the Virginia Reel,
which was the most enjoyed of all
the dances. not only by those taking
part but also by the audience. Miss
Leanore Henderson gave q few piano
selections. After this the juniors
gave a Rickety4X for the seniors
which was In turn followed up by a
cheer from the seniors to the Juniors.
Then both classes Joined their voices
and a rousing cheer was rendered
the faculty. President Barney Dud-
gave an exceptionally we'll worded
but short and interesting address
Which amused his audience greatly.
Shortly afterward all went home.
Those who attended were the
Misses Mary e. Vaughan, Ruth
Fletcher, Anna Holm, A. Smith,
Messrs. Edgar III. KIeinhans and
Clifford Williamson, OF the faculty.
and the Misses Elizabeth and Miner
va Weinblatt. Viola Steiner, Leanore
Henderson, Sarah Shnmsky, Myra
Gilmore, Dorothy Hanson, Rebecca
Brody, Clara Hanson, Margaret and
Dorothy Greenbaum. Cynthia Frost,
Julia Klein, Jeanette Kramer, Efie
Dinkelacker, Nettie Wedeen, Jennie
Sosin, Clementine Smith, Lydia Cold
smith, Emily Jacobson, Gertrude
Hanson. alice Johnson. Alma Par
sons, Helen Runyon, Osma Palmer,
Ida McGregor, Florence Moore,
Yetta Miller, Theresa Kreielsheimer,
Sylvia Leon, Elsie Bernard, Marie
Brown, Claire Pfeiffer, Rose BohlRe,
Catherine O'Brien, Hilda Koyen,
Gertrude Ernst, Irene Bruck, Jennie
Perelman, Clara and Gertrude Mar
tin, Ida Melick, Margaret Crowell,
Elizabeth Fox, and Messrs. Thomas
Major, Benjamin Goldman, Philip
Belikove, John Toolan, William and
Nathan Wedeen, William Boughton,
julius Martinusen, John Tyroler,
Howard Lyons, Oscar Leu, Kenneth
Soit, Jacob S1obodien, George Miller,
Voorhees, Garretson, William ellis,
Samuel Gavfonsky, Miles and Barney
Dudley Browning, Harvey Mann,
Irwin Kreielsheimer, Seymour Wos-
kovitz, William Therkelson, Walter
Warsak, Nathan Goldberger, Brace
Eggerts Louis Kopolowitz, Ira Tice,
William London, Howard Rooms,
louis Kemeny, Walter Rielley, Mi
chael Roth. William Compton, VIII
liam London. Jacob Wilmer and
David Wilentz. Miss Dorothy Joline
and Douglas George Couden, from
'Tottenyiile, and Miss Josephine Dietz
from Maurer were also present.
A. b. G. CLUB DANCES.
About $50 members and friends
of the A. B. G. Club enjoyed them
selves at a private dance and recep-
ton given In Washington hall last
night. The hall was prettiiy decor.
ated with e and white steamers
measuring nearly two miles, be-
sides numerous fiagE and pennants.
Behind a bank of ferns. palms and