Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-12-28

FESTIVE SPIRIT lMBUES
THE GIRLS CLUB DANCE

Another figure and an unusually
bright one will stan out on the
calendar of brilliant social events
of the city for the Girls Club in
recognition of their dance given last
night with unbounded in
the auditorium of the high school.
The music. the crowd intermingled
with the brightly colored gowns of
the season. the novel favor dances.
the decorations-all were imbued
With the Christmas cheer and the
merry spirit of the Yuletide season
prevailed, o%verruling the ogre of
stiff formality."
Filled with the festive spirit of
The occasion, the one hundred odd
couples attending enjoyed every
minute of the carefully arranged
program of dances with the excel
lent music furnished by Fred
O'Brien's five piece orchestra.
Decorated with icicles of red and
green crepe paper suspended from
the ceiling with lights shaded in
The same colors and the stage bank
ed effectively with evergreens the
auditorium evidenced the festivity
OF the holiday occasion and the
unique favor dances of the evening
brought out the different effects of
the decorations in quite a novel and
beautiful The balloon
dance caused a unique scramble
when the string suspending the
large bag of balloons in the center
of the floor was released and the
balloons floated in mid-air. every
n grabbing one and trying TO
burst it on the couple nearest. The
moonlight waltz brought request
after request of cor and the
sparkler dance when all the lights
were turned out leaving only the
lights of the sparklers cleaning in
the hall. was perhaps the prettiest
feature of the evening, and made a
welcome change from the ordinary.
Punch was served throughout
the evening. which passed only too
quickly and the couples departed
long before the entire program OF
dances could be completed. This
dance which is the clubs first af-
fair of the season is also the first
social event of the Christmas holi-
day season.
Those attending the dance were
the committee in charge with Miss
La Verne DE Hamm as chairman
the Misses Alberta Williams. Amy
R~iddlestorffer, Elizabeth Dolan
Marion Floersch and Ruth Macan
and the members of the club and
their guests, the Misses Elizabeth
Dolan, Sarah Aneckstein. Evelyn
Nickenig, Ruth-Dorothy Block
Muriel Haney. Leisa Henry, Frances
Hance, Cecile Safran, Frances Henry
Edith Ramsay, Dora Margaretten
Helen Caulfeld, Natalie Loderi
Leonora M~argaretten, Emily Jacob
son, Victoria Metzendorf, Edna
Oliver. Helen Whittemore. Anna
Donovan, Mary Smith. Gladys Shey-
er. Gertrude Cheshire, Cora Jensen
Helen Macmillan. Ruth Cheshire,
Dorothy Clark, Marion Floersch,
Kathryn Henry, Anna Karoky'
Antoinette Seiboth, Barbara Nc
Leod, Mitzie Kemeny. Anna Metz
endorf. Nell Bardrum, Sally Mich
aels. Carolyn Siegel. May Mandel,
Dora Goldman, Theresa Kreielshei-
mer. Elsie Bernard. Mildred Foster,
Gladys Brewer. Ada Wilentz, Helen
Warren, Dorothy Hadden. Ella
Brown, Rose Sacarny and Helen NJ.
Grannis.
Messrs. Percy Quackenbush, Mau-
rice Bruck. John Fftzinger. Milton
Macmillan, Benjamin Encherman,
William Wilcntz. Geiger, Philip
Schleshinger, Leon Roth Marcus
Leon, Marks Sheyer, Leo S~lobodien,
Isadore Splitter, Merton Hilsdorf,
Robert Pyster, Walter Griswold,
Harold Hansen. Thomas Costello,
Frank Seiboth, Frank Dugan. Har-
vey Dey. James l.. Clevenger. Jr.,
Fulton Lanning. Theodore Laing,
Morris Margaretten, Fred E. Men,
aker. Nathan Margaretten. Joseph
Loder. Bernard Greenbaum. Harold
Van SICKLE. A. II. Lewis. Joseph
Diamond, Francis Hughes. Henry
Koch. j. Hayes. John Criss. David
Mandel. Albert Loder, Bernard
Goldberger, Irving Kreielsheimer,
Huyler Romond. Ezra Karkus, Ger
shon Goldman. william Allen How
ard Johnosn, Charles Frost, Victor
Main, Olaf Olsen. Meihler, Lindley
Henry, Harold Clark and A. +.
Greiner.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Darling. Mr..
and Mrs. Kenneth Solt. Mr.. and Mrs
A. Clayton Clark. Mr.. and Mrs. Il.
B.. Layden, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Massopust. Mr.. and Mrs. David Will
entz. Mr.. and Mrs. X. l.. Crowell,
of this city. Misses Grace
Potts, ]. Harris. Dorothy Hersh,
Robert Hersh and Chauncey HALEY,
of Elizabeth: James Chalmers, OF
East Orange; Miss Emily Roache, OF
New Brunswick: Miss Mary Golden,
Miss Helen Golden and Richard
Dennen, of Princeton; Miss Rose
Kamholz. of New York, Miss Skillin,
of Crawford, Louis Bergen. of Mata-
wan; Miss Dorothy Davis. of Mon
tana; A Vernon Horton, of Roslyn'
l.. L.: Miss Ray Coward, of Phila-
delphia: Misses Ruth Weaver. Nat
allie Logan, Ellen and Clara Hansen;
Messrs. Logan Bocius. Maxwell
Logan and NJ. Ridge. of Wood
bridge.
Mrs. A. Clayton Clark. Mrs. /. t.
Madsen, Mrs. Jacob Sheyer, Mrs. w
w. Oliver and Mrs. Peter c. Olsen
were the patronesses of the evening