Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-01-30
Society

A surprise parry was rendered MISS
Helen McCardle at her home In New
Brunswick avenue, "Wednesday night,
Both vocal and instrumental selec-
tons were rendered by Miss kathryn
Jackson and NJ. Larsen while a rev
songs were given by the Scrap-lroh
quartette.
Among those present were the
| Misses Mammie Lane. Mae Kemmer-
err, Mary Voyar, Mae O'Kara, Mary
DAILY, Alma Peterson, Kathryn jack
son, Martha Zilinski, Anna Delimen,
Teresa and Helen McCardle, of TINS
| city and Gertrude Kierset. of South
/ Amboy, and Messers. Bob Jackson
william Hansen, Dennis Chesire, M.
, Larsen. Roy Kemmerer, John Dou-
cett, Norman Doucett, Free Gasman,
Eugene McCardle, Mr.. and Mrs. II. +.
McCardle and mir. and Mrs. Fred
Reinhart.
! The Barbara Freitchie Girls met
last night in the Community House
! Plans were made for a Valentine
party which will be for members and
! their invited guests. The affair will
chez Chemical Club. Miss Olga Fon-
skov was appointed chairman in
charge, assisted by the Misses Marie
Hanko and Esther Stark.
Miss Nicolena Petersen. president
! Of the club, and Miss Anna Beck,
were elected delegates to represent
the club in the League of Girls
members were voted in last night
They were the Misses Margaret Hla-
| vitz and Marie Hlavitz. The next
| meeting OF the club will be held in
the Community House Thursday
night, February 1e.
This was the second meeting held
| during the week. The first meeting
was held Tuesday night at the home
Of Miss Marie Hanko, of 646 Cornell
street and mostly a social affair. Re-
| FrNshments were served by the hos
tess.
The Y. w. 1. S. Club met last night
in their club rooms in the Chamber
of Commerce Building in Smith street.
-Four new members were admitted.
| Musical selections were rendered and
the members embroidered.
Everything has been perfected for
the oriental luncheon and recital
which will be held in the chapel of
i the Presbyterian church by the
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society
of the First Presbyterian church.
Mrs. Alfred w. Mullins Is general
chairman in charge of the affair as
sisted by Mrs. James Henderson. Mrs.
John Haywood, Mrs. Wilbur LaRoe
and Mrs. George w. Tyrrell.
Among the soloists at the affair
will be Mrs. Marcy Michaels, a pupil
of Percy Rector Stephens. Recently
she was a soloist at a concert given
by The Schumann Club in New York
City. Alvin fl. Eley, a tenor, Il pupil
of Maestro Emilis A.. Roxas. He has
| done a great deal of concert and
church work and he is now studying
for the opera. During the war period
while stationed In Washington, ID. c.,
as a marine he vas a soloist in st.
Johns Episcopal church. Mrs. Sterl-
Ing Temple, another artist on the
program, is an elocutionist, a pupil
of eleanor School of Oratory of st.
Paul, Mimi, and Pasadena, Cal, also
of the State University of Minnesota.
The luncheon will open with a
blessing while Rubenstein's melody
in + is played. The luncheon will
then be served, commencing with
grape fruit, olives, beet relish, bouil-
lion. chicken patties, pears, potatoes
and fruit salad. During the inter-
I mission Mrs. Sterling Temple will
give Aunt Nabby." The luncheon
will conclude with ice cream and
coffee.
The first number following will be
a vocal solo by Mrs. Marcy Michaels,
followed by a tenor solo by Alvin H.
! Eley and a violin solo. Mrs. Sterling