Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-11-14
GiUe Pleasing Pldylet
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III luG tllulClls 1llS was uAoVL AAC -
rection of Mrs. Charles Seguine. To
her goes the credit of a successful
evening despite the handicap of Mr..
Cullough's illness. Mr.. Cullough was
to have rendered two selections, but
was compelled to AXE his bed yes
terday afternoon. This explanation
was made by Rev. Wilbert Westcott
in opening the entertainment for the
evening.
was "Y. B." quartet composed or Mr..
and Mrs. Yarnall and MI. n Mrs.
]. "A. Brinlow. They sang a medley
of sailors songs. The rendition was
excellent their voices blending well
together giving that richness of tone
and harmony to certain passages that
is rarely achieved by amatuer sing
ers. The second number on the pro-
gram was a m~onologue, "Dreamlet"
by Miss Helen Bechtel. 1t was a piece
well fitted for her style of rendition,
baby pieces. and she was compelled to
return and encored with James Whit
comb Rielly's When the World
Busts."
The playlet, Six Cups of Chocolate"
was the next number. The Nketch was
enacted in one scene being an after
noon tea, or chocolate, each girl as
she enters showed in her individual
manner IUdL she is IL ONC II 1itAAC
tea Is held at the home of Adeline
Won Lindau, q sentimentalist which
part is taken by Miss Margaret Crow
ell. When the curtain rises h is
discovered talking with Daisy Von
Lindau, n singer, taken by Mrs. An
gus Laughlin and she tells her that
she Is in love with this college boy
who has written her this letter. Hes
ter Beacon, Bostonian and Adelina's
best friend, then enters and finds out
by Adeline's actions that she Is in
love and confesses to the same feel
ing herself. The character of Hes
ter is taken by Miss Frances Giles M
is worthy of special commentator
as her reditlon of the eastern was
excellent. Two songs are then rem
dered by Mrs. Laughlin. Each girl
in turn portraying her individual
character come to partake of a cup
of chocolate and gossip. There is
Marion Lee, the southern beauty TAX
en- by Miss Irene Meyers, Dorothy
Green the New Highlander, portrayed
by Miss Sophie Greiner, Beatrix Won
Cortlandt, a true New Yorker, very
cleverly played by Miss Esther Weld
erstrom. Peanette Duranda. a French
maid taken by Miss Emily Jacobsen in
q remarkably natural manner for such
a difficult Interpretation. Upon the
latter's arrival she also informs them
that she is in love and reads them the
letter which she has received from
a college boy. They all take their let
ters out and find them identical. They
decided to teach this lord of crea-
tom a lesson and write him a very
hitting letter enclosing their letters.
Just upon completion they look out of
the window and see him passing and
rush hilariously to wave to him des-
pite their vows of vengeance. The part
of the Heart Breaker" was taken by
Leslie Crowell. The maid who served
the chocolate was Mrs. Ralph Atkin-
son she created laugh after laugh by
drinking the remains from the cups
and eating the pieces of cakes upon
the plates. This concluded the fair
and the evenings entertainment:
The Light Bearers of the Presley
terrain church will hold a party in
the chapel tomorrow afternoon at 2
o'clock.
The Glee Club under the direction
of the music department of the Girls
Club of Perth Amboy, will start its
rehearsals for it's concert next Thurs
day night in the RoeSSler gymnasium.
The department has decided to open
the 1I6e CLUB W ll6 SlIIS anu WOileH
Of this city at the same fee as re.
quired for the Choral Society. The
rehearsals will be conducted under
the leadership of Mr.. Hoke, a musical
director of New York.
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The Lets Go" Club Of the Perth
Amboy Trust Company motored in
two machines to the home of Joseph
Kelly at Port au Peck last night. The
machines left the Trust Company at
6 o'clock, arriving there at 8 o'clock.
Vocal selections were rendered by
Samuel Miller mad Emil Bacha anu
they were accompanied by Joseph
Kelly. Clyde Berry played a few Sc
lection on the saxaphone. Dancing
was also enjoyed as was a dinner
served later in the evening. They re-
turned at IL o'clock.
Those that went were the Misses
Marie F~iordland,, Eulalia Mcclure.
Clara Gerlufsen, Rose Krisoff, Edna
Emmons, Elizabeth Dolan and Ethel
Wester and Messrs. Joseph Kelly,
Hans Sorensen, John Repack. Clyde
Berry. Samuel Miller and Emil
Bacha.
A farewell party was given to Miss
Ingrid Skov at the home of Mr.. and
MIS-. .. L. STARK, Oh 4tO DIdte AVENUE,
yesterday afternoon. Miss Skov will
leace tomorrow for Europe, where
she will make her home with her
grandparents.
Games were played throughout the
afternoon and music was also a feat
ure. Refreshments were served upon
a table decorated with flowers. Many
little membranes were brought to
Miss Skov by her little friends and
playmates.
Those who attended were Ingrid
Skov, Ruth Struve, Ingrid Nelson,
Grace Struve, Kate Skov, Thyra Nell
son, Edith Larson, Edith Ryan. Jean
nette Miller, Mani Strive and Sc
ther Stark, Arnold Skov. and Howard
Stark and Mrs. B. Strive, Mrs. c.
Nelson and Mrs. 8. Fugel.
Miss Alvilda Jensen, of this city and
the Misses Clara and Adelaide Mel
Wednesday night at the Robert Treat
in Newark by Miss Frances Partridge.
of Port Huron, Mich. Miss Partridge
Is the supreme record keeper of the
Woman's Benefit Association of the
Maccabees.
DR.. ]. L. Mcdowell of Market
street, Mrs. Wallace of Market street,
Gilbert Kill, NJ. F. Church and Miss
Sheppard Of this city motored to New
Haven today and will attend the Yale
Princeton game there tomorrow.
MRS. G. H. CLARK