Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-07-03
PREPARATIONS FOR LOYALTY
DAY EVENT ARE COMPLETE
tConunued from page 10


The italian division will carry an
American flag s6 by 22 feet and a
large wreath OF flowers which will
be placed on the Washington monu-
ment In city hall park.
Each division will carry a banner
consisting of red letters on a white
background, stating their nationality
and that they are loyal Americans. IL
is understood that the divisions viii
carry the American flags. the !
flags in the parade not Americans VIII
be those carried at the head of the
parade and consisting of the flags OF
the Allied nations.
Community Chorus Rehearsal.
Last night at the rehearsal of the
community chorus in the High chool
auditorium 500 singers were present.
Other groups Of singers will rehearse
tonight. 1t is expected that the
number in the chorus at City Han
park tomorrow afternoon will reach
Ave or six hundred. Singers should
GO promptly to the grand stand at or
shortly before the close of h pa
rade. Ushers will arrange their posi-
1t is earnestly requested that every
ton and provide song sheets. !.
one in town who can sing the air OF
a simple hymn go into the chorus to-
morrow afternoon and thus contribute
his services to the success of the 10y
atty celebration. Singers need not
have beer at the rehearsal last night
to qualify. SO many singers lie re-
hearse that with their leadership n
that of the band there will be no diff
ficuity about keeping together. The
SUCCESS of community singing depends
upon the massive effect obtained
from a large body OF singers.
The songs on the program are as
follows:
/. America.
2. Over There.
9. Columbia. the Gem of the Ocean.
4. Tramp. Tramp. Tramp.
s. Keep the Home Fires Burning.
6. Battle Hymn of the Republic.
Z. Star Spangled Banner
The following churches and organt-
cations are furnishing singers:
Church OF Our Lady of Hungary,
Rev. Francis Gross and Mr.. John
Faubl, organist In charge. so singers.
st. Johns Greek Catholic Church.
Mr.. Basil Izsak, organist, in charge,
80 singers.
st. Mary's Greek Catholic Church.
Mr.. stephen Hrabar, director in
charge. 22 singers.
ST. Stephens Polish Catholic
Church, Mr.. s. p. Rostskowski, or
ganist in charge. rs singers.
Grace Lutheran Church, Mr.. E. =.
Lanbach, director in charge. so
singers.
ST. Peters Episcopal Church. Miss
Evelyn RemIcke in charge, 20 singers.
First Presbyterian Church, Miss
Marguerite Boughton In charge. rs
singers.
First Baptist Church. Mrs. Bruce
Smith in charge. Is singers.
Simpson Methodist Episcopal
Church, Mrs. w Il. Hesser. organist
in charge. rs singers.
st. Mary's Roman Catholic Church.
Miss Blume. organist in charge, rs
singers.
Church OF Our Lady of the Most
Holy Rosary. Rev. colombino Galissi
In charge. rs singers.
Our 6~aviour's Danish Lutheran
Church. Mr.. Erhart Olsen IN charge.
20 singers.
St. Stephens Danish Evangelical
Church. MI. Gunst, Organist in
charge. is singers.
st. Paul's German Lutheran Church,
Mr.. Dieterieh in charge. 20 singers.
Frem Danish Singing Society, Mr.
Albert Olsen director In charge, IS
singees.
Roessler & Hasslacher CO.. MI. ]. A.
Brimlow in charge. 80 singers.
Singers are also being furnished by
the Perth Amboy Choral Society. Mrs.
8. r. Audsley. vlce-president, In
charge; the knights OF Columbus.
Mr.. John Quinn In charge: Caledonian
Society, Mr.. james Gilhllan In charge:
Y. M. c. A. Mr.. Harry Nelson In
charge; Society for British-American
Relief, Mr. william Scott in charge;
Y. NJ. II. A. DIR. SILK in charge: Ran-
tan Copper Works. Mr.. Thomas Peter
son In charge: Standard Underground
Cable Co.. Mr.. C.. G. Baldwin In
charge: Barber Asphalt Co. Mr.. L.. y.
Horner In charge: American Smelling
& Refining Co. Mr.. Harry Wilson In
charge.