Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-04-10
EVENING OF PLEAsURE.

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Social success was clearly defined
at the dance and reception given by
the South End Club last night in the
Auditorium. The went was a re-
turn dance given to re~ciprocate for
the excellent time afforded by a
committe Of young ladies at a Leap
Year affair given several weeks ago,
Last nights event might be consid-
cred a social awakening for this
city, inasmuch as the committee car
ried off the event in a manner sell
dom before witnessed in this city.
While the event was of an informal
nature, many of those attending
were dressed formally. The Audi
torium was fitted up cozily with
~draperies of American flags, palms,
ferns and other interior decorations.
In the four corners OF the place coy
sections had been arranged. Furni-
ture used, was loaned by Max
Leichtman and Ludwlg's furniture
house while Miss Ellen Kitchenmei-
ster supplied the floral decorations.
Hidden behind a Lank of flowers
c. Howard Smiths orchestra fur
nished music for the event. The
patron and patronesses for the even
ing were Mr.. and Mrs. S. j. Mason,
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Bayard, Mr..
and Mrs. William Mutt, Mr.. and Mrs. I
John Taylor and Mr.. and Mrs. Os-
car Schroeder. Eight feature
dances were given on the program.
Moonlight dances and the shower
lance proved to be the attractions
of the evening. The favor dance in
which the girls received handsome
fans and the boys college caps, was
al added feature. AT l o'clock re
.~freshments were served under the
direction of Alchin, caterer. Dane
ing was resumed until 3 O'Clock
when the strains of Home, Sweet
Home" pealed forth, bringing to a
social functions even given by local
society. On the committee that
merited praise for the efficient man
ner of conducting the affair were
Jack Klein, chairman. assisted by
William Fl. FPaser, Howard Black,
Leo D%onehue, James Alfred Comp
ton and Howard Hardiman.
Among those present were: Mr..
and Mrs. Leo r. Donehue, Mr.. and
Mrs. Lee Forman, Mr.. and Mrs.
William Apologize, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ralph Seaman, Mr.. and Mrs. Emil
Stremlau, Mr. and Mrs. George
Small-M-and Mrs. William O'Don-
.5gH Mr.. and Mrs. John Mulligan,
Mr.. and Mrs. William DeHayen, Mr..
and Mrs. John j. Harrigan, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Kelly, Mr.. and Mrs. c. r.
Abel, Mr.. and Mrs. John Sofeld,
Misses Florence sofdd, Jane VIII
Alberta Black, Mathilda
Osterhout, Josephine Crawford,
Edna Christofferson, Mamie Craw-
ford, Pauline Philo, Helen Reynolds,
Allen, Cornelia L'Hommedieu,
Helen Hanson. Emily Hugg, Kathe-
rine Bollschweiler, Lulu Banta,
Dover, Ellen Kitchenmeister,
{ re tr,s &c. -..~alarion X.r,-
BESSIE Greenwald. r~e Joline,
Martha Nickenig, Christina Nicke-
mig, Gertrude Schroeder, Janet T
Young, Katherine Osterhout, Messrs. t
Edgar Mullen, j. Scott Burns, Ar
thur B. Wight, j. Alfred Compton, Il
Ralph Crowell. John Olson, Clar- V
nee Wright, Wesley Davis, Howard
Black, William SHARP, Walter S.,
Boehm, Edward Hardiman, Nelson
Macan, William Kohler, Frederick
Peck, Kenneth Spear, Douglas Muir
Shomberg Watson, Roy II. Rogers,
Forrest Smith, X. w. McComas,
Frank Nolan, James Little, Edward
Ellis. Robert Nichols, Arthur Ernst,
NJ. e. Bash, Stanley Hartshorn, Earl
Melick, l. j. Davidson, William Keat-
ing, Walter Comings, Herbert Wog-
lon, Howard Hardiman, Horace
Allen, Edward Williamson, Alvin B.
Fox, John Hendrie, John Kelly, w.
Robert Hand, j. Lester Deitche,
Albert Bollschweiler, Jr, Donald
Kennedy, William H.. Fraser, Thor
I'D Ernst, A. e.. Graham, Elmer
law, Joseph Hornsby. Van Mulcha-
hi William Compton, Howard Lit
$50 Jack Hill, Martin Brennan,
sack Klein, William Olsen. julius
@ t~ippenbein, Halsey Cox, Harold
:, Best, Robert Macan, Fred BRIGGS,
Frank Durham, Henry Nickenig,
William Miller, w. o. Larkln, An
drew Barnes. A. stanton, Lee White
head, Charles Gregg, Louis Compton,
A. P. Rippenbein, Walter Reynolds,
/. J. Davidson and Attorney Shep-
pard.