Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-04-07
JUDGE T|ERNAN
OPENS THE Bazaar
Memorial Hospital Affair at
Masonic Temple Here Be-
gan Last Night.
BIZ speetoi Correspondent.

BIZ Special Correspondents
TOTTENNIL1E, April county
Judge ]. Harry Herman opened the
bazaar for the benefit of the Richmond
Memorial Hospital last night that VIII
be Continued fer the next three nights
at the Masonie temple in Main street.
Judge Herman, who was introduced
by SusFt L. Ritz. a member of the
Boar9 Of trustees of the hospital made
an excelienx speech In which he
touched on the needs of a hospital in
ire ffth ward of the borough or
Ricbmond and looked for it's success
under the direction of those that were
Oh It's board of trustees and the ladies
hal are giving their time and money
to is support.
people of this end of the island on the
enterprise. and was glad hat the boys
who went over seas n especially
those who made the supreme sacrifice
should be given a lasting orial
in the hospital building. He spoke or
their good deeds and touched at length
on Americanization and the duty or
each in bringing about the American
ization of all those foreigners coming
to our shores. In closing his remarks
Judge Tiernan rang the bell IN n cer-
ter of the hall that officially opened
bazaar. There was a large crowd out
for the opening night n the affah
DldS 1Sif 10 De one OF the HioSt Su1ScoS-
full ever held In this place. There
are six booths situated in the han
and each is prettily decorated for the
occasion. Each one is presideds over
by a committee of
The booth of the Women's Police
Reserves presided over by Major Sarah
Neidlinger is decorated with green and
white and the flags of reserves together
with American flags are hung over
the booth. The candy booth presided
over by. Mrs. George Williams is dec
GRATED in white and yellow and the
apron booth in charge of Mrs. Arthur
f. Decker has the wisteria decora-
lions. Next is the fancy booth pres
ided over by Mrs. Mcdonald Pegs,
decorated In red, white and blue con-
tains many articles that are being
offered for sale. The booth of the
Ladies' Aid Society of st. Pauls church
is decorated with peach blossoms n
that of the Eastern Star is decorated
with American beauty roses Mrs Henry
Stiles is at the head of the Ladies' Aid
booth and Mrs. Henry Lund iS at
the head of the Eastern Sta BOOTH
he sand pile for the Riddles was
In charge of Eleanor Woglom, Mildred
Morris and Margaret Tate of the Jun
Tor Guild and the human grab bag
in the person of Howard Chapman did
a good business. The Community or
cneStra under the ulfectlon OF AIureW
NJ. Sprague furnished the music for
the evening. Tonight the Tottenville
school orchestra will play and there
will be other features each night.
There will be a cafeteria supper tomor-
row night arranged under the direction
of Mrs. Camille Birnbohm, of Anna
dale. Mrs. Birmbohm will also sing
during the evening. Friday afternoon
will be children's afternoon when
when games for the little folks, will
be provided. There will be a. prize
given to the boy or girl who gives
the best recitation at this time. There
will be refreshments on sale each
night. Mrs. George Watterson Is
chairman of the committee in charge
of the bazaar and she is being assisted
by other members of the auxiliary.