Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-11-25

Inc picture or Maxine Shlel Illus
trates u most attractive party style
OF |hairdressing for the girl from ten
to twelve who possesses an abundance
of beautiful hair.
New Fashion from Paris.
In this case the hair has been mar
celled, parted all the way around,
drawn loosely over the scalp and
caught on one side with a barette. The
hair being drawn loosely and let droop
gradually or n side, thus sufficiently
revealing the high forehead Charac-
t~eristic of this type. This is one of
the newest and most charming modes
being seen extensively in Paris.
During school hours the hair may
be dressed in two braids, but it is adj
visable often to let 1t hang unbranded
after school hours Many unnecessary
headaches, weak eyes and irritable
dispositions may be unsuspectingly
caused by the constant weight Of
heavy braids.
Beyond a simple barette, no adorn-
ment whatsoever is required. 1t would
only detract from the simplicity which
must always be the predominating
feature of children's styles. I,
Younger Styles.
BObbing the hair for little girls and
boys is one of the most sensible styles
that has ever become popular and it
promises to remain very much in
vogue. There is nothing, however,
that should be more carefully done
and this work should only be entrust-
ed to one who has made q professional
study Of its requirements.
Many very attractive children have
been made to look absolutely ridicu-
kulic, Joseph Golfer, Joseph Gott-
stein, of this city and Robert Stillwell,
Jack Murray, Fred Richards, of New
ark, Daniel Dunn and Wallace Brophy
of South Amboy. The chaperons were
: Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Bowers.
The committee in charge of the ar
rangements consisted of the Misses
Mary Mcnamara, Alice Dolan and
Florence Slater.
A League Of Girls Clubs of Perth
Amboy was formed last night in the
club rooms of the local public IL
brary. Mrs. A. Clayton Clark, presi-
dent Of the Woman's Club is the pre-
siding officer of this league and Miss
Ethel Lewis, the secretary. The lea
quo has been formed in roder that
the Woman's Cube may keep in ouch
through representatives, with the
work of the clubs throughout the
city and may assist them in their diff
| ferent undertakings N be assisted by
| them in other matters.
The project now before the league
ia a kindergarten christmas. 800
stockings were given out at the meet
ing last night to be distributed among
the clubs to be made up. Money was
also donated by the clubs in order to
| cover the expense of the toys and lit
tie sWeetmeats which are put in the
stockings. 1t has been found in hun
dreds Of cases this is the only christ
mas gift received by Riddles in this
city ave perchance some little k
| from the church
Each club was represented by Its
president and a representative elected
from the club at large. Reports OF
the club work were made and some
clubs are sewing garments for the
poor abroad, others are making christ
mas gifts for orphans in this city. The
matter of Christmas singing was talk
en- up and it Is hoped that q great de-
monstration will materialize this year.
The next meeting of the league will
be held Monday December % and will
be held the fourth Monday evening Of
each month hereafter.
The Ladies' Auxiliary of the Simp-
son NJ. e. church will hold a special
meeting tomorrow night at o o'clock
following prayer meeting in the lee
ture room of the church.
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Mrs. John Stein. Mr.. and Mrs. VIII
liam Stein, of East avenue, were
Trenton visitors Sunday.
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Mrs. Walter Sylvester, of 343 State
street, Is confined to her bed and Is
seriously i'll.
William Blair, Of Baltimore, for
merly of this city, spent the week.
end with his mother-in-law, Mrs.