Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-11-12
/ Frank wleezorkowski. and Charles


Frank wieczorkowski, and Charles
Walczak.
The hall was beautifully decorated
TO suit the occasion. In the center of
the stage hung a huge Legion Emb-
lem which was draped with American
flags. Streamers Of the national col
ors made Il complete arch of the stage.
The orchestra played behind rows of
flowers and greens of the season.
From the middle of the huge hall was
a large circle from which was hung
steamers of the allied colors. In one
corner an attractive booth had been
arranged for the flowing bowl, which
was kept flowing the entire evening.
Early in the evening all lights were
turned out and Murray Borlund sang
Dear Old Pal o. Mine" At the IN
elusion of the first verse a spot light
was thrown on a picture of Luke Love-
ly, which until this time vas skillfully
bidder behind a huge American flag.
The prize waltz was won by DIR.
Burnett. of South River, and Miss
Anna Malloy. The gentlemen's prize
for this number was a handsome,
handmade, silk necktie, the gift of
w. II. Woolley of Long Branch, while
the ladies' prize was a handsome cleo
trio light, the gift of the South Amboy
Woman's Club. The judges of this
ddAlNc h1IS Nv pau OAAtS9OG- n 4 q
deal of fun was had during the elm
ination dance. a handsome box of high
grade chocolate bon bons, the gift of
william j.. Sullivan being presented
to the lady. In addition to these two
novelty numbers there were a moon
4 light dance, streamer dance, balloon
dance and the old fashioned Tucker"
Turing the evening the flowing
bowl was kept busy while everybody
.iadjourned TO the Service Club" after
= the dance for refreshments.
i The p~atronesses were Mrs. Herbert
Berrien, Mrs. ID. c. Chase, Mrs. John
A. Coan, Mrs. A. w. Christian, Mrs.
Z. II. EuIner, Mrs. w. S. Dey, Mrs.
Frank Dey, Mrs. George Gundrum,
Mrs, Frank Gordon, Mrs. r. NJ. Mack,
Mrs. Charles Safran, and Mrs. John
Scully.
Notwithstanding the extremely bad
weather last night and the number
of CONGRATULATIONS there was a
large crowd at the opening of the
twu-day fair and bazaar of the Ep-
worth League which is being held in
the basement of the NJ. E. church.
I The rooms had been converted into
a mass of color with a number of at
tractive booths to tempt the pocket
books of their patrons. Goodies and
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provision booth which interests the
housewife. Last night an expression
was heard that this booth contained
everything for the home except
sugar. The most popular booth of
the evening was the candy booth
which did a rushing business. Early
in the evening a short entertainment
was held in the lecture room which
was attended by a large number. The
was in charge of Miss
Bertha Abel. Tonight an entirely
different entertainment will be given,
! act force comedy with a cast of sew
Mary Gominger, Hazel Peppler. Bea-
trice Selover, Messrs. Albert Cole and
II. A. Meacham.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Edward O'Connor are
( the happy parents of a baby boy.
Yesterday being Armistice Day q
half holiday was held in the local
schools.
Milton B~loodgood has accepted a
position with the Pardee Steel Com
pany of Perth Amboy.
The Nationwide Campaign was
the subject of the sermon at Christ
church Sunday evening when the
Rev. Benjamin d. Dagwell, director
of publicity for the campaign, and
rector of st. Mary's church, Keyport,
preached. The committees for the
distribution of bulletins are at work
and this week bulletin No. 8 is being
delivered.