Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-10-30

pop which was disguised with orange
crepe paper into 8. little doll and this
topped off by cider. Some whis-
pered it was hard (you never can tell
u really others it was said that you
need not worry.) They all then FORM
ed into a large circle.
Having finished the last crumbs of
the eats the lights suddenly went
out II the big watched pot in the
center of the circle lit up in a blaze
Of sparks and flame. Into the room
with q slow snealking read entered a
ghost. He talked in a low droning
voice and told of the meeting of parts
Of a man in the woods, I'VE found
his heart the ghost concluded, Lying
on the ground and here 1t is pass it
around" 1t WAS passed around,
Shiny, oozing particle that was repell
ing to the touch-oo-how 1t felt IL
the dark, She followed with anothe
ghost story. Everyone was glad when
once more the CHEEKY light twinkled
under their Halloween decorations.
A mock marriage between an ad
miral in the navy and a weel wamp
took place with a sailor as the bes
man. This was funny, and interest
ing. A solo was also rendered by Miss
Lucille MacWilliams, accompanied on
the piano by Miss Helen MacWilliams
The latter also played for the lane
ing.
A short business meeting was also
held. A plea was made for those who
wished to join the Glee club section o
the club and twenty eight enrolled
1t is necessary to have at least fifty
members before work can be started
and a professional coach will be hired
in order to get the club in line for a
concert this winter. The dramatic de
partment announced hat the first
wv g. H. ~1n.y rrItaI, Mill hn
held in December will be held Monday
night in Roessler's gym. Basketball
practice will be held tonight in the
gym. All the girls are asked to tur
out strong as strenuous practice will
be held from now until the first game
of the season which Will be played
November Z in the New Auditorium a
a Red Cross Rally.
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Tonight's the night as far as real
good feed" is concerned that is to-
night the Ladies Society of the First
Presbyterian church will hold a Hal
lowe'en supper. One more of their
famous suppers. You will have a
choice of roast beef or roast pork and
mashed potatoes, creamed onions,
cauli1ower, cranberry sauce hot bis
cults, apple a la mode and coffee.
Sounds good, tastes good and is good.
Tonight from 6 until 8 o'clock.
The Girl Scouts of America Troop
No. 3, Violet troop, will hold no meet
ing tonight as a Halloween party will
be held tomorrow night. The second
class test will be held next Thursday.
The Ladies' Auxiliary of the Home
for the Aged who are conducting the
rummage sale at 339 Smith street. an
nounce that the sale is progressing
rapidly and will close Saturday. Do
nations are still very badly needed.
Any person having any articles is re-
quested to send them or bring them
to the store or phone 213-M, and they
will be called for.
The Brotherhood of Railway Clerks
held their annual dance in Palace
hall last night. The affair was a
great success socially and financially,
as over three hundred attended. Re-
freshments were served by the COM
waltz was won by Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar
Wilson, while the prize fox trot was
won by Miss Carrie Loeser and Alfred
Roessler. The chairman of the COM
mittee in charge was Joseph Powers
and he was assisted by the Misses
Jane O'Hara and Elizabeth Toolan
and Messrs. r.. Martin, Peter Poulsen,
Miller and William Dey. !
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The British and American Social
Club are getting all ready for their
Halloween masquerade which they
will hold tomorrow night in their club
rooms in the Madison building.
Dancing will be a feature of course.
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The Barbara Freitchie Girls will
meet tomorrow night for their straw
ride at the home of Alderman Ander-
sen in Sayre avenue at us o'clock
and the ride will start promptly at
1880 o'clock. Marinus Andersen will
drive.
Mrs. William Menaker, of Madison
avenue, was a New York visitor Mon
lay.
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