Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-02-16

ninth anniversary OF the Young
Women's Hebrew Association to be
The which las been ar
ranged promises to make the affair
one Of the most interesting ever held
in the association building.
All members, former members and
their mothers are invited to attend
this event which will start at 1880 at
the Y. NJ. II. A. clubrooms. The pro-
ebration, and everyone is expected to
ONE in costume of colonial times.
Mrs. Arthur Stern was awarded the
prize in bridge at the card party of
the Ladies Auxiliary of the Raritan
Yacht Club held Saturday afternoon
at the cub house. After the cards,
sandwiches n coffee were served by
the club caterer. The weekly card
party of the ladies will be held again
this Friday afternoon.
The woman's Benefit Association
Of the MaccabeeS will hold their post
poned installation Wednesday night at
Red Mems hall. Mrs. Laura Doug
Las state commander from Jersey
City, will be present. All members
floor work will be done by he guard
team under the direction of their
captain.
The Sarah T. Drukker Suffrage
Club will meet at the nome Of Mrs.
Marcy Michaels, 81 Market street,
Wednesday afternoon February 18.
in honor of the ratification of suffrage
in this state. Judge Harold Il. PICK
ersgill will be the speaker at this
meeting and visitors are welcome.
The second monster moonlight. ball
and snow dance of the Catholic So
cial club will be held in Pulaski Hail
for the affair will be furnished by
Professor William Seiboth's h
ira.
An added feature to the dance Is the
offering of prizes for O. prize waltz n
fox trot.
A joint meeting Of the Board or
Trustees and Ladies' Auxiliary OF the
Home for the Aged will be held to-
morrow night at s o'clock at the Home
in High street.
A mid-week Lenten service will be
held in the Grace English utheran
Church in Jefferson street Wednesday
night at s o'clock.
The masquerade dance held by the
Danish Brotherhood in Washington
hall on Friday night was attended by
about six hundred people. Music Tor
the affair was furnished by P~eterson's
orchestra.
An added feature to the nights pro-
gram was the awarding of prizes 1or
different costumes. The board OF
Judges consisting of six. as follows:
Mrs. f. Koyen. Mrs. c. Hyllberg, Mrs.
J., A. johnson, w. A. Sorenson, G.
hard time picking the winners due
to the lac that all the costumes made
a wonderful appearance.
There were three prizes In the
ladies group, three in the mems group
and two group prizes. The ladies'
prizes were won by, Mrs. Herman
Peterson, representing the Statue OF
Liberty: Mrs. Paul Peterson, Leve
Denmark, and Mrs. Jens Friice. the
League of Nations. in the order named.
The prizes in the mems group were
won by. w. Walters, representing
Uncle Sam; c. Christensen as prince
and Fred Caven as the gentleman
hobo, in the order named.
The group prizes were won by, the
Misses Alma Peterson, Frances Trince,
Peterson n Helen n
as NAllonS, uISI PitHei anu N"0o"Is'
Y. Borup, A Borup, c. Borup and e.
Disregard.
The first annual masquerade and
civic ball of the Young Mems Italian
Social club that will be held tonight
at Palace Hall promises to be one or
the biggest affairs of its kind held in
the city his season. That there is
going to be a large turnout of the
--l f,~~I - fhn n1tr1 l g
seen by the large number of tickets
that have been sold by the committee
in charge Of the arrangements. The
hall is being decorated for the occas-
ion and those in charge are leaving
nothing undone to make the affair q
success. There will be three prizes
awarded for the most original, most
comical and the best costume worn
by the dancers.
, The music for the dancing which
will start at s o'clock will be furnished
by Tonghini's orchestra. Joseph Lom-
.bardi, chairman Of the arrangement
committee h a there will
be some feature dancing during the
evening. There will be refreshments
for all. The members of the Young
dies Italian Social Club r assist
ing the members of the club in the
affair.
j., While there have been many tickets
sold for the annual minstrel show OF
San Salvado Council, No. 299 Knights
of Columbus al the Majestic theatre
tomorrow night there are still some
orchestra and balcony tickets yet to
be had. The final rehearsal for the
show has been held and everything
is in readiness fer the event which
Is expected to eclipse all former at
fairs of its kind held by the council
The show will be given tonight at
Sayreville for the benefit of the new
council of the Knights of Columbus
recently instituted at that place. The
members of the troop will leave here
about 6 O'Clock and exactly the same
program hat will be put on here to-
morrow night will be presented at that
place.
The Girls Glee Club will not meet
tonight but will lave it's rehearsal on
Thursday night at the Roesslor gym
nasium at 1850 o'clock. Those desir-
ing to enter the clubs on contest have
until tomorrow to send their contribu-
tions to Miss Ruth Jacobson.
The Amboy Harmony Club held a
leap year dance in the Western I'M
provement Association Hall on Sat
urday night the affair proving to be
a most successful event. Music was
furnished by Victor Ricci's orchestra
of three pieces. Folk dances were en-