Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-10-21

In~vItallons are now being issued
TO the Halloween party which will
be held under the auspices of the
Christian Endeavor of the First
Presbyterian church at the home or
Mrs. ole Oleson in Madison avenue.
The committee in charge met at
the home of Miss Lottie Peterson, IN
Penn street, last night whore it was
decided to make it a masquerade and
also make arrangements for the
games which viii be played. Those
on the committee include the Misses
Lottie Peterson, chairman, Lillian
ellis, Anna Sorensen, Lydia Garde
ner, Emmn MeshroW, Dorothy Mac
Kenzie and Esther Satter, and Mr..
and Mrs. Peter Miller and Messrs.
Wilfred Baldwin, Lindley Henry and
George Biting.
The past P~ocohontas, of Mohawk
Council, d. of p. held a meeting at
the home of Mrs. Damon Tyrrell, OF
609 Donald venue, recently. Follow
ing the business session q social Tune
was held and refreshments were SER
we'd. Those present included: Mrs. >.
Erickson. Mrs. A. Faber, Mrs. H. Jen-
sen. Mrs NJ. GIoff, Mrs. II. Drift, Mrs.
M. Holt, Mrs. NJ. Grobs, Mrs. A. Heis-
elberg. Mrs. NJ. Miller and the Misses
Meta Holt, Anna Holt and Doris
Gloff and Mrs. s.. Mathiasen.
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The Westminster Guild met last
night at the home of Miss Edith Hen
ry in Market street. Regular bust
ness meeting was followed by the les
son which was in charge of Mrs. Adj
rian Lyon. The Misses Frances Henry,
Ruth Hancock and Kathryn Herbert
took part in the lesson. Refreshments
were in the hands of the social COM
mittee with Mrs. Theodore Degen-
ring in charge. She was assisted by
Miss Edith Sofield, Miss Grace Hawk
and Miss Marian McEwen.
The Guild Is now working and plan
ming for a bag ale which will be held
in the Presbyterian chapel. The next
meeting will be held at the home or
Miss Kathryn Herbert at 4O4 High
street.
The Barbara Freitche Girls met
last night at the home of Miss Anna
Beck in Compton avenue. They
sewed and embroidered until 8 O'Clock
after which the business session was
held. Final plans for the straw ride
were made. They also decided TO DO
something for a few orphan children
for Christmas.
Preliminary plans for a dance which
will be held early in December were
also discussed. Refreshments were
then served. A session with the QUIZ
board was then in order n chorus
singing completed the evening. The
president, Mrs. C. C. Jones, presided.
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A strawride was held Saturday
night which was arranged by the
young people of the northern section
Of the city. They journeyed to the
farm of Mr.. and Mrs. e. Deppee, near
Elizabeth, in an auto truck filled with
straw. Supper was served here and
the young people danced. The truck
left this city at about $3.50 o'clock.
Among those who attended were
Mr.. andrIdrs. Wright, Mr.. and Mrs.
e. Deppee and the Misses Mary
-EEsnuibas, Margery Lynch, Elizabeth
Boardman, Anna Papp. Agnes Ma
zurek, Anna Ballo, Helen Mikoltczk,
Agnes Osowska, Sarah Saboleski'
Mary Saboleski, Minnie Gerhard,
Anastasia Graloski, and Messrs. Ed
ward Deppee, Charles Lembcke, Ed
ward Cherescewlsz, Albert Mazurek,
Andrew Mazurek, John Surma, Mi
chael Wosh, William Mokan, Walter
Wagner, Joseph Sabo, Charles Tou-
Der, A. Berkowitz, John Knuibas and
Frank Cigielski.
After postponement and delay the
IRAL dtllCS III llO SOAlNo "4tS -
be held under the auspices of the Y.
NJ. H. A. in their hall tonight will be
more of q success than any of their
previous ones. Owing to the delay
the committee in charge has had an
opportunity to gather a number of
novel features. The music will be
furnished by Ben Encherman's or
chestra.
Tomorrow night the Victory dance
will be held in Palace hall under the
auspices of the Ladies' Auxiliary of
the Ancient Order of the Hibernians.
The music for the evening will be
Furnished by Fred OiBrien's Jazz
kings. The committee in charge has
worked hard and reports everything in
readiness. A feature of the evening
will be the Willingness Of the orches-
fra to play any old fashioned dances
which are requested.
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The Woman's Club met yesterday
afternoon in the Presbyterian chapel.
The speaker Of the afternoon was
Mrs. Marion Gaylord Atwell, the cur
rem events lecturer who las been
lcturing to the members of the Wo-
mans Club for the past two years.
She spoke upon current topics and
specializede on Theodore Roosevelt.