Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-10-16
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The Girls Club of Perth Amboy
opened its session last night in Their
rooms IN the local public library
with thirty-five present and closed
the open membership with the adop-
ton of the new constitution.
A very enthusiastic audience greet
ed the interesting which
consisted of two vocal selections by
Miss Louise Crowell accompanied on
The piano by Miss Grace Hawk and
a dance in costume by Miss Ruth
STACEY, also accompanied by Miss
Hawk. This program alone with two
performers of such rare talent along
their individual lines was worth the
membership fee for the year.
Hereafter no person will be ad-
mitted to membership in the club
except by the invitation of a men,
Der. At the first meeting in Novem-
Der each person attending last nights
meeting will bring a new member
but following that meeting any per-
son seeking admission must be pro-
posed by two members and her name
submitted to the executive board.
The new constitution which was
drawn at the last executive meeting
was voted upon n accepted. The
nominating committee headed by
Miss Doris Willsey submitted the
poilOL IOI IL oGCOllu vice president
and six directors. The ballot was:
Second vice president, Miss Ruth
Stacey; directors, the Misses Louise
Crowell, Thelma Emmons, Helen
Macmillan, La Verne de Hamm,
Helen. Hughes and Aenchion Roes-
sler. The nominees were elected.
A committee for the selection of a
motto n club colors was appointed
headed by Miss Alberta Williams as
sisted by the Misses Kathryn Herbert
and Ruth Cheshire. Owing to q
clause in the constitution all high
school girls are debarred from the
club.
At the close of the business session
the refreshment committee headed
by Miss Edna Oliver served refresh
ments of fruit jelly topped off with
Whlpped cream and waters. The
president, Mrs. ]. Scott Burns, pre-
sided.
Recently Mrs. P. S. Finn, who was
formerly Miss Biggers, was rendered
a surprise liner shower at the home
Of Mrs. Hans Thompson in Elm
street. Mrs. Finn received many
glfts including linen, cut glass and
silver. During the evening a social
time was spent and a supper was
served in the dining room.
Among those present were Mrs.
Hans p. T. Thompson, Mrs. s. Han
sen, Mrs. Fred Lewis. Mrs. c.. Phis-
ter, Mrs, e. Larsen. Mrs. J. Billot,
Mrs. B. Slosberg, Mrs. J.. Johnson,
Mrs. M. Hansen. Mrs. H. P. Hansen,
Mrs. N. P. Christensen, Mrs. A. Han
sen, Mrs. Petersen and the Misses |
Agnes Hansen, Jennie Christensen,
Meta Christensen and Helen Chris
Jensen, Elsie Thompson and John
Thompson.
A birthday party was held at the
home of Mrs. Soren Hansen of 281
Maple street, Tuesday afternoon in
honor of her fftieth birthday. Mrs.
Hansen received many gifts. Re-
'freshments were served. During the
afternoon vocal and instrumental Sc
lections were rendered.
Among those present were Mrs. N.
Olsen, Mrs. F. Sewis, Mrs. p. Grover, !
OF South Amboy; Mrs. E. johnson,
AIRS. A. Nilsson. Mrs. s. Lund of Eiz-
Jabeth; Mrs. H. Thompson, Mrs. Rem
sen, Mrs. O. Kenna, Mrs. Heiselberg,
Mrs: N. Kistrup. ST.. of Fords; Mrs.
M. Olsen. Mrs. L. ~Brookf1eld, Mrs. Luz
dwigsen, Mrs. Math Hansen. Mrs.
Christ Hansen. rs. M. Hoagland of
this city and Mrs. Lee Peterson of
New York, the Misses Mildred and
Charlotte Grover, Helen Ilsen, Elsie
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lette and Jesse Brookf1eld, Esther md
Edna Nilsson and Agnes Hansen and
Messrs. William Grover, Jr., Norman
Lewis, Harold, Alvin Johnson, John
Thompson, Stanley Malcolm and Cliff
ford ~Brookfield, 'Nels Kistrup, Jr., of
Fords and Svend Hansen of Copen-
hagen, Denmark.
The Girls Executive Committee
mot NnCfnT1n W ofto~o~- T. IL rI
rooms in the local library. The chair
man of the board. Mrs. Adrian Lyon
presided. Rules regarding the use
of the rooms by the numerous clubs
and regulations governing their con-
%venience and the regulations of The
library were submitted by Miss Helen
Grannls and discussed by the commit
tee. 1t was decided to have the piano
tuned at once Those who attended
the meeting were Mrs. Adrian Lyon,
Mrs Frank Mendenhall, Mrs. Theo-
dore Degenring, the Misses Helen
Grannis and Rose Mccormick. Mrs.
William Fl. Bawden, Mrs. I. L. Block
and Mrs. George w. Tyrrell.
Alfred London, the son of MIR. and
Mrs. Solomon B. London of 1913 State
morning at $50 o'clock at the Temple
Beth Mordecai.
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The Young Peoples Society of the
st. Stephens Danish Lutheran church
met last night in the church. Rev. Mr..
kajaer read from the book which thew
are studying and the address of the
evening was made by Mr.. Hansen,
who has spent a number of years in
Canada and is now returning to Den
mark. Mr.. Hansen concluded with
reading a Danish story. Games were
played and refreshments of coffee and
cake were served.
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