Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-02-21

The committee of members of the.
former Brandeis Zion Club n the
Buds of Zion met again last night
and arranged the final details of the
first meeting OF the newly formed b.
b. Zion Club to be held tonight at
the Y. NJ. II. A. at $3.50 o'clock.
The entire program vas gone over
and finally arranged. The program
as decided upon will include talks on
Young Judaean activities by Newark
Young %Judaeans. This should prove
! very interesting and instructive to
the members of this newly amalga-
mated club as the speakers will be
from a Newark club formed on the
same principle. The speakers will
tell OF the Young Judaean work ac-
complished Il Newark. There viii
also be an address on Zionism n
Purim by Mr.. Braines, a local Zion
list, and musical numbers, Rotations
and a general social following the
close of the meeting.
A good time is assured all, and all
members are requested to attend.
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From the great interest being evil
denced in her concert and from the
reports of those who are d~isposing
Of the tickets Miss Ethel Killion, who
forum next Thursday night, will
easily see hat Perth Amboy Is not
lacking in music lovers and can pro-
duce a large and appreciative audi
ence.
Miss Killion Is a rising artistic and
from the splendid reports of music
critics and the hearty endorsement
of several appreciative audiences and
contemporary singers who have al
ready attained the acme of fame in
the musical world. Miss Killion has
a brilliant voice with a large range.
A co~loratura soprano. she has a won
derful lyric quality in q medium reg
lister, but takes high e without an
effort. Forced to return from Italy,
where she was studying up until the
\ time of the war, and where she was
| almost ready for an early debut in
| opera, Miss Killion has Jung with
great success and recognition in the
United States and Canada, and her
oncer here will be only II of
many which she will give in some Of
the larger cities.
Miss Killion's accompanied, George
Roberts, is in himself an artist worth
while hearing. Mr.. Roberts Is the
accompanist to Umberto Sorrentino,
/ Florence Macbeth and Julia Allen,
the latter being Miss Killion's teach
er and friend, who Is a recognized
opera singer of great brilliancy.
For the benefit OF their musical
education the tickets for high school
pupils will be half-price, and should
show, along with the older people of
the city. their appreciation Of having
| the opportunity to hear Miss Killion
this coming Thursday night,
A miscellaneous shower was ten
dered Mrs. John A. Durham, Jr.,
formerly Miss Madeline Fairfield. at
her home in Brighton avenue last
night. Many gifts were received py
the hostess. During the night selec-
tons were rendered by George Rudy
on the piano, and Miss Katherine
Meritko on the saxophone. Miss
Anna Merrilo and Miss Mary Nolan
also presided at the piano. Solos
were sung by Miss Sylvia LaBrec and
Mrs. Dean. Novelty dancing also
was participated In. Supper was
served about 1880 o'clock.
Frost, Mrs. Daley, Mrs. Dean, Mrs.
| Fairfield. Mrs. G.. Ruddy. Mrs. John
| Donohue, Jr., Mr.. and Mrs. John A.
Durham, ST., Mr.. and Mrs. John A.
Durham, Jr., Mrs. Munoz, Mrs. q.
Buchan, Misses Anna Merrilo. Kath-
crime Donovan. Mary Nolan, jeanette
Fairfield. Katherine Meritko, Mar
garet Durham, Sylvia LaBrec. Belle
Durham, Margaret Daley, Messrs
John Byde, William Semple, George
Rudy n Al Hagan.
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Miss Lena Goldman, daughter Of
| Mr.. and Mrs. Barnet Goldman, OF
131 State street. and David /.
WiIentz. son of Mr.. and Mrs. Nathan
| WilentZ, of 90 Lewis street, Will be
married at the New Packer House at
5 o'clock tomorrow afternoon. me
ceremony will be performed by Rev
Elias Hoffman, of Newark; INVITA-
lions to attend the wedding nave
been sent to relatives n friends of
the two families. A reception VIII be
held in the hotel following he cere-
mony at which relatives and a few
friends viii be present.
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Tho weekly meeting and social or
the British American Social Club was
held last night in their club-rooms IN
the Madison building. at which plans
were formulated for a masquerade
dance to be held next Friday night
in the club rooms. The affair VIII
he strictly invitational and members
and friends will attend masked ana
in costume. The members of the en-
itertainment committee consisting OF
Mrs. j. II. Tapley, Mrs. c. sykes
lThomas Random and j. j. LonlaX'
Icomprise the arrangement committee
lin charge of the plans for this affair.
Following last nights business SEES
sion chorus singing and dancing were
Ienioyed after which refreshments
were served.
Members Of the Degree Of Pocohon-
ltas will meet IN the corner or Slate
and Smith streets at Z o'clock Mon
day night to take the fast-llne tIoIleS
for Carteret where they VIII allehu
L.. tn narfony m acting