Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-11-01

The concert given under the aus
! pieces of the Caledonian Club in the
high school auditorium last night
was one of the most successful affairs
ever given by the club. The singing
of Theodore Martin, tenor, director
of the concert, and that of the Misses
! Florence Mulholland, Edith Scott
Magma and Graham MacNamee, COM
posing the Royal Scottish quartet,
called forth continuous applause. The
selections by the impersonator, Miss
Elizabeth Wallace, and the dancing
of the Don Troupe, two sisters and q
brother, were also highly commend
ed by all that were there. The music
furnished by the club piper, Murdoch
Buchanan, was also well received.
Chief John Munroe, chairman OF
the rangemen committee, at the
close of the program thanked the
audience for their attendance n
introduced Colonel Walter Scott, OF
New York, who made an address. A
large delegation for the Paterson
C~aledonian Club, in kits, were pres
ent. The auditorium was decorated
with the stars and stripes and the
royal Scottish flag together with the
Union Jack of Great Britain that
hung on the walls.
The program follows:
Part 1
Opening selection by the piper, Muir
J doch Buchanan
Quartet-Ye Banks and Braes O.
Bonnie Doom, Royal Scottish Quar-
Dances by the Don Troupe.
| Song-Gae bring to me a pint o
wine, Graham McNamee.
Song-Within a mile O. scarborough
toon, Edith Scott Magma.
Stories-Elizabeth Wallace.
Song-Jessie the flower O. Dunblane,
Theodore Martin.
Song-Doun the Burn. Florence Null
holland.
Part 2
Dances by the Don Troupe.
Song-Blue Bonnets, Graham Mac
Nance.
Song-The Scottish Blue Bells, Edith
Scott Magma.
Song-Scotland, Theodore Martin.
Stories-Elizabeth Wallace.
Song-Angus Macdonald, Florence
Mulholland.
| Quartet-Annie Laurie, Royal Scot
tish Quartet.
| Aud Lang Syne by entire company
and audience,
Theodore Martin manager and di-
| rector of concert.
A Halloween party was held by the
J. F. Sewing Club at the nome of Miss
Johanna Damgaard, Of Brighton ave-
! nue., last night. Games were played
and music selections were rendered,
which were concluded with refresh
ments. Among those present were
the Misses Gertrude Fieney, Agnes
| Johnson, Ethel Olsen, Edna Johnson.
| I 500, M 40, ~ aud Tnhannl Ia M
gard.
Miss Alive Evelyn Bryant, of this
city, and Howard Bradish, of Fortress
Monroe in Virginia, We're married
| Tuesday at the home of Mr.. II Mrs.
George Bryant AN aunt of the bride,
in T%ottenville The ceremony was per-
formed by Rev. Charles Woolmer, Of
Silver Lake, N. Y .
The bride was attended by Miss Ma
RE Morgan, of Wilkes-Barre. Pa, and
the groom by George Bryant, brother
of the bride. Following the ceremony
a dinner was served at h New
Packer House. Mr.. and Mrs. Bran
dish will reside at Fortress Monroe.
An exclusively nures party for Hal
Iowe'en was held in the nurses parlor
last night out at the city hospital.
The parlor which was trimmed by the
nurses presented a very holiday and
festive atmosphere with its Jack
O'Lanterns and corn stalks covering
up the familiar features of the large
room. Fortune telling games were
told and all the childish games
which Halloween makes grown
folks indulge in were played. About
twenty-five nurses attended and re-
freshments of coca and cake were