Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-02-21

: The Young women's Hebrew Asso-
citation will hold their formal lear
year dance in the Y. NJ. II. A. hall,
Mcclellan and Smith streets. on Mon
day night. h decorations are in
charge Of Lagen Of Plainfeld, and
the interior Of the hall promises to be
a scene of merriment. Red and white
will constitute the color scheme Of
the decorations The musical program
which includes the most popular Sc
lections for dancing, has been sent
by Jack Berger of the Hotel Savoy,
OF New York. Numerous novelty
dances have been planned. Any per-
sons desiring invitations may secure
them at the Y. NJ. II. A. tonight or to-
morrow or on the night of the dance.
A meeting Of the J.. f. Sewing Club
was held Thursday evening at the
home of Miss Johanna Damgaard in
Brighton avenue. Three new mem
bers were admitted at this meeting,
and arrangements We're made for a
Washington party. which will be held
Wednesday evening at the home of
Miss Minnie Alling in Gordon street.
The following officers were elected
at this meeting to serve for the next
three months Miss Ethel Olsen. pres
ident Miss Minnie Alling, vice presi-
lent Miss Johanna Damgaard, secre-
airy and Miss Loretta Kenney, treas
urer.
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A special meeting of the North
Amboy Social Club will be held in
their rooms in Chauncey street tomor-
row afternoon at . o'clock and all the
members are requested to attend this
meeting.
A large crowd attended the trolley
mems ball held in the Auditorium
last night. The floor was well dotted
with couples from the time Professor
William Seiboth's orchestra first
struck up the music until the orches-
ira played Home Sweet Home"
This dance. the first ever held in
this city by the trolleymen's organi-
cation. was a huge success. due to tho
work of the committee In charge.
Shortly after midnight an award was
made of a door prize.
/ At the weekly card party of the
Ladies Auxiliary of the Raritan Yacht
Gu held at the club house yesterday
afternoon, Mrs. John Sofield was
awarded the prize in bridge. Fol-
lowing the cards cocoa and cake were
served.
The fair and bazar of the Young
Ladies' Sewing Circle of Our S~aviour's9
Danish Lutheran church he'd in the
Sunday school room of the church
last night was a great success both
financially and otherwise. About 5000
will be the result of the affair that
was held for the benefit of the church.
Many useful and fancy articles We're
sold together with home made candy,
chicken sandwiches, cake, coffee n
ice cream. Miss Ingeborg Okesen was
at the head of the arrangement COM
mittee and she with the others IN
charge of the various booths made the
affair a success.
There was a candy booth. fancy
booth, apron booth and an embroid-
cry booth. The candy booth which
was decorated with wisteria and
butterflies, was in charge of Miss
Catherine lessen, the fancy booth
decorated with narcisus was in charge
of Miss Bodil Skov, the apron booth
decorated in lavender and gold was
in charge of Miss Esther lessen and
Miss Elizabeth %Jorgenson and the EN-
broidery booth also in lavender ana
gold was in charge of Mrs. l., French
and Miss Esther Johansen. Miss
Signat Skiv was in charge of making
the candy of which there were severn
ty-ive boxes disposed OF at the
bazaar.
About twenty-five members of the
Past P~ocohontas, Mohawk Council.
degree of Pocohontas. went to Sc
warren last night and met at the home
of Mrs. Anna HendrickSen at which
time final arrangements were made
for a dance to be held March 6 III
Dana Hal, this city. Mrs. Hans Smith
wa made chairman of the committee
in charge of the affair. A social time
during which singing and dancing
were enjoyed, followed the business
meeting, refreshments then being
served.
About $50 was cleared by the La
des' Aid Society of the First Baptist
church at the cafeteria supper served
in the reception room of the church
/ last night between the hours of six
and eight. There was a large assert
ment of homemade and home-cook-
ed edibles and each table was pre-
sided over by two women. Decora-
lions of red, white and blue streamers
had been arranged, giving the affair
the appearance of a patriotic event
Mrs. Eugene Hope was general chair
man, assisted by Mrs. Hiram Ward
Mrs. George Liddle. Mrs. Howard
Kinsey, Mrs. Emma Monroe. Mrs.
David l.. Hull, Mrs. Robert McHosel
Mrs. Harry Dave, Mrs. Eugene Die-
terly, Mrs. A. L. Alchin. Mrs. Corne-
Illus A. Emmons and Mrs. John II.
Bernard.
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The Young Peoples Concordia
Society OF the Danish Lutheran
church have arranged for 81 social
Tuesday night at the church in cele-
hratfon of Washington's birthday.
Refreshments will be served. All or
the young people of the church are
J invited.