Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-10-23
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Just to get acquainted a Hallow-
cen masquerade will be held by the
Girls Club Wednesday night, October
20 in their club rooms in the local
public library. All the club members
are requested to bring a prospective
member and the girls throughout the
city who wish to join are cordially
invited to attend this affair. The next
business meeting, November 0, Will
close the open membership.
The affair will be q chicken" party
or as some men are mean enough to
call a hen" party. All male indiv1dual
will be debarred from the affair. Each
person attending must be in costume
and masked. 1t will start at s O'CLOCK
sharp. Miss La Verne de Hamm'
chairman of the Hospitality COM
mittee is chairman in charge or the
affair.
Mrs. Elizabeth Wergene announced
the engagement of her daughter. Rose,
to Frank Polo, of Elizabeth. This an
nouncement was made at an affair
held at her home last night. Dancing
was enjoyed and games were played.
A violin solo was rendered by Clarence
Brown. of Elizabeth. The color scheme
of the rooms was red, white and blue.
Refreshments were served at a late
hour. Among those present were MIS-
ses Elizabeth Kopas, Ceceln Kolator,
Marie Vereb. Marie Belofski, Rose
Wergene and Elizabeth Belanyi and
Messrs. Danny Clark, Frank Fort, An
drew Pasterick, Clarence Brown,
Frank Polo, Danny Buckley, of Eliza.
beth. MIR. and Mrs. Abbotts. Jr., of
Elizabeth.
The wedding win take place in the
spring.
The first meeting of the fall season
of the Sara T. Drukker Suffrage Cup
held yesterday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. Marcy Michaels in Mar
ket street. The president, Mrs. John
Haywood, presided. The general po-
litical and suffrage situation was dis
cussed and matters were allowed to
hang FIRE" until following the adop-
ton of election policies. After the
meeting a social tim was held
tea and cakes We're served
The Perth Amboy Circle No. 1,086.
C. O. p, met last night in Jacobson's
hall Plans were made for a social
for members only, which will take
place at their next meeting. Mrs.
Anna Martin was appointed chairman
Of the committee, assisted by Mrs.
George Haflye and Mrs. Mary Lam
gan.
The New Jersey Young Judaea
Leaders Conference will be held sun
day in the Benz Zion Institute. The
Young Judaea Council is making ar
rangements for this conference and
delegates will attend from Newark.
Bayonne, Jersey City, Elizabeth.
Roosevelt and South Amboy. Rabbi
Eugene Kohn will address the confer
ence in the afternoon and a social
evening will be spent.
The Lilies of Jordon will meet to-
at the Institute. This is the
youngest club of the Young Judaea
Club federation. They are organic
ing with a strong group and tonight
will discuss the cause and origin Oh
Zionism.
The Buds of Zion met last night in
the Benz Institute. The first reading
of the constitution was held ana ar
rangements were made for the bazar
decorations. A committee was APP
pointed to collect donations each
next week. Monday Miss Fan
ME Schlesinger at the Y. M. IL. A.
from 7 until 0 o'clock; Tuesday night
Miss Sarah Wedeen at h institutes;
Wednesday night Miss Fannie We
deem; Thursday night MISS hulH Jd-
cobson at the Y NJ. H. A; Saturday
night Miss Mary Wilmer at the Z. M.
H. A
The mass meeting which will open
the Young Mems Hebrew Association
bazaar will be held n eek from
Sunday, November 2. Arrangements
are being made to have the principal
speaker at the meeting Abram, 1. Tx
us, former Ambassador to Turkey and
one of the most prominent Jews IN
America to-day.
A contest for the election of queen
of the bazaar has been started. The
young lady receiving the most votes
before November 6 will be elected
queen. The cornation ceremony will
be impressive and elaborate and will
take place the last night of the ba-
The queen. will be presented
with a diamond ring as a gift from the
association.
The generosity with which the do
nations are being given is very graft
fying to the worker. One of the larg-
est donations received was two sour-
ban lots, one in Sewaren and the other
near Perth Amboy and Fords' City
line; and another was a ton of coal.