Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-11-19

Perth Amboy Review No. 81,
Woman's Benefit Association OF the
Maccabees, will meet tonight at 8
o'clock in Red Mems Hail. After a
short meeting the members of the
Guard Team will drill n refresh
ments viii be served.
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The Daughters of Liberty will en-
terrain members from the councils
all over Middlesex Friday night for
at this time plans will be made for
the organization of a past councillors
association.
The Ladies Auxiliary of the Rari-
tan Yacht Club will hold n card party
Friday afternoon starting at ESQ
o'clock in the clubhouse. Bridge and
five hundred will be played and prizes
will be awarded. The affair is open
to the members Of the auxiliary and
their friends.
Miss Ethel Clark, a dancing In
structor of New York, has been Sc
cured through the e~ndeayors of Mrs.
Louis NJ. Rossi, Mrs. Fred j. Cox and
Mrs. j. Logan Clevenger, to give u
course of fifteen lessons at the Parish
House every Tuesday afternoon from
4 until 6 o'clock. The first hour is
devoted to ~instructing the younger
children while from s to 6 the older
children are taught. The policy will
be to have one of the mothers Of the
children present at each class TO act
as hostess and to teach the kiddies In
! this manner the correct form OF
| meeting and addressing a hostess at
a formal function.
Those who are now attending the
| class follow: Katherine Grouse,
| Helen Mcguire, Bernice Weaver,
| Marie Fritzinger, Helen MACEDONIAN,
| Dorothy Nelson, Margaret fraser
Katherine Kelly, Katherine Lake,
| Elisabeth Kelly, Sarah Fithian, Kath-
crime Howell, Edith Ramsay, Betty
Ramsay, Cora Dubois, Eleanor Jones,
Anita Pfelffer, Helen Warren, Irma
Stern, Irne Hultz, Ruth Degenring,
Janet Simmer, Inez Brown, Lucy
Hilton, Ruth Clevenger, Margaret
Rossi, Elizabeth Cox, Laura Pfeiffer,
Jane F1thian, Dorothy Madsen, Ruth
| Perchard, Helen Meinzer, Norma NC
| Laughlin, Jean Mclaughlin, Helen
Ward, and James Clevenger, Norman
Olsen, Arthur Stern, Charles Frost
i Louis Seaman, Douglas Fraser, Ed
ward Lake, Robert Stark. Frank
] Dorsev. william Yarnall. Tom Rossi,
/ Robert Cox, Charles Naulty, Albert
Naulty, Julius Simmer, Allan Ram
say, Ralph Sharp, Ralph Tempe
Francis Seaman and Richard MADDEN.
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The home Of Mrs. A. Rullnan, OF
| 19S Fayetto street, was the scene OF
great festivity last night, when a
number of her friends gathered to cele
brato her seventy-irst birthday. The
house was decorated with American
! flags and japanese lanterns. The
evening was spent in dancing M a
supper was served:
Mr.. and Mrs. Aage Clausen, Of Lee
avenue. entertained for q few Gays
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Guise ana emil
| dren, of New Brunswick; Mr.. and
Mrs. Samuel Nelson and hildre M.
and Mrs. Morris Nelson ana the
Misses Serena Nelson and Ingrid Gaz-
stacker, of South River.
Mrs. ole N. Olesen, of Madison
avenue, driving her car, accompanies
by Mrs. Charles Skidmore OF Brlgn-
ton venue Miss Elizabeth Campbell
Of Smith street, and Mrs. waiter 1;
Luckhurst, of Water street, molored
TO Woodbridge yesterday and visited
Mrs. J. B. Levi.
is visiting Mrs. Jeanne Howell OIL
Madison avenue.
Mrs. Edith Cruise, of the local In
ternational Institute, is in Trenton TO
dav-on Institute business.
y 4 =
Wi1liam G. Bawden, son of Rev. ant
Mrs William II. Bawden, of Madl
son avenue has passed his mid-tern
at Columbia University with nearly az
A average. This is a very unusua
average and is usually not accomplish
ed by many in q university OF hlgi
standing.