Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-02-24

Messrs. Morris Levitt. Theodore Gold.
berg, Robert Minis and l.. Valetsky
all of New York City; Mr.. and Mrs.
Hersh. of Trenton; Mrs. NJ. Burke,
Miss H. Burke. of Somerville; r,
Friedman, of Elizabeth; Mr.. and Mrs.
l.. w. Wilentz. Miss r. Wilentz, Mrs.
). Wiientz. of E~nglewood; A. Gold
man. of South River; Mr.. and Mrs.
s Vogel, Of ~Tottenville; Mr.. and Mrs.
n. Miller, of Paterson.
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Every four years the local Y. w.
II. A. holds a leap year ball and this
affair took place last night in the
association hall. 1t was one of the
most successful of the long run of
formal affairs which have been held
in this city this winter.
The hall was transformed into q
large nj with the formation
consisting of red and white stream
ers. with a background of red and
white with little hearts forming a
trail around the walls. At the end
of the room played the orchestra I'M
der the direction of Jack Berger of
the Savoy Hotel, New York, and this
was partly hidden under a hedge of
palms. In another. corner was tho
punch table and the caterers were
Kept very busy between dances serv-
Ing this beverage.
1 PNhAtt JCldlllOJlu. inc G&-SeCfetaTN
of he local ". NJ. H. A. acted as
master of ceremonies. A recitation.
whispering Bill" was given by an
elocutionist from Elizabeth. The last
n in~the first half was the first
feature dance of the evening, being
a moonlight dance, MY Sweet Little
Alice Blue Gown" An extra dance
in the secon half was a lucky num-
Der contest and the winner each re-
ceived a little token. The affair con-
Guided with a moonlight waltz, Re
member Me-"
h entertainment committee was
headed by Miss Elizabeth Doris as
sisted by the Misses Rae Jacobson.
Bertha Sarokin, Ruth Jacobson, Kate
Karkus and Minnie Isenberg. A
special committee for the affair had
as its chairman Miss Mae Schwartz
stein and she was assisted by the
Misses Dora Fine, Ada Schlesinger,
Ethel Kelsey and Esther Wedeen.
The ~patronesses were Mrs. Abram
Mandel, Mrs. Joseph Herr. Mrs. Isaac
Esberg. Mrs. B.. Goldberger, Mrs.
Emil Is. ROos, Mrs. Max WurtzeI.
Miss Lillian Komoski, the Polish
secretary of the International Insti-
tute, has returned to her duties again
after spending some time at her
home in Jersey City owing to Illness.
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The Martha Washington Club met
last night in the Community House.
During the business session they de-
cided to present the house with a
picture Of Martha Washington.
Games were played and refreshments
of homemade cake and coffee were
served. Entertainment in keeping
with the day was then furnished.
Violin selections were rendered by
Miss Margaret Demko, mandolin
solos by Miss Mary Petrick and piano
solos by Miss Rose Bushski. During
the repast short addresses were also
delivered.
The Washington's birthday dance
held in the Elks building last night
by the B. p. O.. Elks was very well
attended. The usual music was fur-I
nished and the entire affair was in
the hands Of the house committee of
which Andrew Andersen Is the chair
man. Refreshments were served byi
the stewart at 10 o'clock.
Mrs. Ella O'Brien of Brighton ave-
u entertained owe the week end
and holiday the Misses Dorothy and
Anna Moran. Peter j.. Moran and Ed;
ward Moran, of Westhaven. Conn.,,
and Norman Ticc, of Waterbury,
Conn.
Miss Marian Floersch, of Vail
Deane school in Elizabeth. spent the
ents in the New Packer House.