Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-12-22
Society

Miss Doris Hedworth entertained a
few OF her friends Saturday after
noon in honor of her twelfth birth
day in the British and American
Clubrooms. A supper was served n
each guest received a souvenir. A
peanut hunt was perhaps the feature
of the affair as it caused much eX-
element and enjoyment.
Among those present were the
Misses Juliet MCH0se, Eileen Sley,
Elna Falkenstrom. Florence Sykes,
Loretta Calvin, Leonis Thistle, Emma
johnson. Marion Hedworth. Cathe-
rine Mcleod, Rose Calvin, Elsie An
derson. Gertrude Hanratti, Doris and
Beatrice HedWorth, Mrs. Adrian
johnson, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Nc
Hose, M. and Mrs. Adolph Brogger,
Mrs. Ogden, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Lomen, Mrs. Dieterly, Mrs. Sykes,
Captain Edward i. Spofford, Mrs.
Alexander Hedworth, Morris Nc
Hose and Mss Bess Random.
The Feast of Lights or Chanakah
entertainment OF the Sunday school
Of Beth Mordeeai i'll Hobart street,
was held in the vestry rooms yester-
Cay afternoon. The children were re-
hearsed under the direction of Rabbi
Friedman.
The first part of the program was
The Ch2nkah service given by the
minister. The second part opened
with a prologue by Ina Bitter, and
the Chanukah service given by the
festival. Each light was imperson-
ated by one Of the children, the first
by Irving Weisberger; the second by
Ruth Market; the third by Irene
lichtman; the fourth by Ruth Cast;
the fifth by William Miller; the sixth
by Stella Hertz; the seventh by Maui
rice Gensen, and the eighth by Rose
Weisberger.
A vocal solo was rendered by Miss
Bella Goldberger, accompanied by
Miss Elsie Goldberger. A violin solo
was next on the program by Albert
Klein, accompanied by Miss Flor
rnce Klein. The program concluded
with an original composition by
Minerva Polkowitz on the Maccabees
or the Story OF Canukah:
A fancy article and homemade
cake ana candy sale will take place
tonight between 6 and 10 O'Clock in
the library auditorium under the
4irl Scouts Of Troop 4. the Red
Tulip troop. The admission will be
free and the proceeds will go toward
the support and upkeep of the troop.
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The Stars of Zion will hold a Cha
nukah celebration tonight in the
form Of Il party at the B'Nei Zion
Institute, Although the notice is
very short the committee In charge
promises a good time to all
The dramatic committee Of the
Girls Club requests that all the
money realized from the sale of tic
kets for the play should be turned in
at once either to Miss Ruth Cheshire
at the First National Bank or to
Miss Thelma Emmons at School No.
4,
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The literature department of the
Woman's club met Friday afternoon
at the home Of Mrs. Sidney Riddle
s~torffer in kearny VENUE Despite
the stormy weather a very well at
tended meeting was recorded. The
afternoon opened with a short sketch
on Joseph Dillon and readings from
Mary Augusta" given by Mrs. Henry
Dillon. A waltz song, ION the doom
light Stream" by Geibel, was render
ed by Mrs. William Hesser and Mrs.
Theo Degenring. They followed this
with Trust Her Not by Balfe. Mrs.
Hesser's and Mrs. D~egenring's voices
Dlend very wen IN duet form II the
selections were eNcellently executed.
Mrs. Nathaniel w. Pierce hen
gave an interesting and witty review
on THE Startling by Juliet Wilbur
Tonpkins. A review and readings of
THE Young Visitors" by Daisy Ash
ford, given by Mrs. O.. w. Ramsay,
concluded the afternoon, which was
In charge II the chairman of the de-
pertinent, Mrs. Fritz Abegg.
Mrs. Frank Schmidt and daughter
Helen. and Miss Blanche Cleveland.
Of F'ayettc street, attended a week end
party held at the home Of Mrs. John
Vanlenton in Clifton.