Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-02-02

one of the most enjoyable church
luncheons eve held in this city was
enjoyed Saturday afternoon in the
Presbyterian chapel when the For
eign Missionary Society of the First
Presbyterian church held their
luncheon. The chapel itself under
tho skillful hands of Mrs. John Hay
wood and her committee was COM
pleteIy disguised. Back to the land
Of cherry blossoms and summe
breezes the diner was carried. Lam
terms hung from the ceiling and the
walls of the room were done in lat
tice work through which peeped
h~ydranges and wisteria. Forgotten
were the cold winds and icy walks
by the guests as they sat at the tables
enjoying a luncheon composed or the
d~elicacies of the season and TAXED
to each other over the centerpiece of
cherry blossoms.
During the first intermission Mrs.
Sterling Temple gave q reading. en-
titled aunt Nabby,' and was re-
ceived so enthusiastically that she
wa compelled to Moore Alter tne
luncheon the first number on the
program was rendered by Mrs. Marcy
Micbaels, who sang "A Japanese
Maid" In her usual charming man
ner and encored with a short, pretty
selection.
uhe next number was a tenor solo
by Alvin Eley. He sang "A Request
by Ffnden and followed with THE
Star" by Rogers. He responded to
an encore and sang The Birth of
Morn by Jioni. Mr.. Eley is q tenor
soloist of unusual merit and the
power and richness of his voice give
promise of a brilliant future. AT the
present time he is a student OF
Maestro Emilio Roxas, in New York.
Two plano solos by Miss Lucy
Eansons were rendered with her usu-
ell excellent technique and feeling.
The second recitation by Mrs. Tenn
pie was zone New Years Day and
to this also she needed to respond
for an encore. Mrs. Temples inter-
pretations of small town characters
with which her readings dealt are
very |skillfully portrayed.
Mrs. Marcy Michaels next gave a
number In which she accompanied
her selection with a ukelele. Mrs.
Michaeis studied the ukelele undef u
native Hawaiian teacher in Califor-
MIA and was the first to introduce 1t
I'm her home city, Cincinnati. Mr..
Eley concluded the program with the
rendition of his second selection OF
songs; 1.-THE Far Away Land OF
Home" by Whine was his first and
al for You" by Brown was his sec.
ond. He encored with AT DaWning
by Goldman.
h accompanies were tho Misses
Lucy Samson and Grace Hawk. Mrs.
Alfred Mullens was the general
chairman, Mrs. John Haywood in
charge of the decorations, and Mrs.
James Henderson the dining room.
A committee Of the Buds of Zion
Is arranging for a novelty party to be
held February 9Th at the home OF
Miss Victoria M~etzendorf. All VINO
wish 60 be present at this party must
attend a meeting at the Y. M. II. A.
tomorrow night at eight p. m. THIS
Is the last chance for a get-to-gether
under the name OF B. o. 4.
The council of Young Judea VIII
hold q novelty Purim dance on the
sixth of March at the Y. NJ. Ii. A.
All State Young Judeans are in
yited and are assured of a very en-
loyable time. Samuel Miller's Jazz Dr.
chestra will furnish the music.
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The entertainment committee of
Liberty Council, Daughters of Liberty,
at q meeting of the council Friday
night arranged for a social session 10
be held following the meeting next
Friday night.
Miss Clark's dancing class will be
held tomorrow afternoon in the new
assembly hall in the Raritan Yacht
Club instead OF the Parish House
where 1t has been held heretofore.
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The final arrangements have been
made by the Jolly Rovers Social club
for their dance which will be held to-
night In the new auditorium in New
Brunswick avenue The chairman OF
the flair Is Kenneth Van Horn, assist
ant chairman, Daniel Devern;; floor
manager. John Estok; refreshments
chairman. John Bracken. The rest of
the committee includes Messers. An
drew K~rempasky, Peter Letso, Mich
ael Gasko, Michael Merski, Edward
Hansen, Joseph Dicker, Hendrick De
Freitas, Steve Molish, Paul Resiter.
John Miller, Al Halligan. Harold
Clausen and Charles Gray.
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Tonight in the gymnasium of the
local T.. M. II. A. hall all girls inter-
ested in basketball are requested to
urn out for practice. At the last
practice q very creditable showing
was on deck but it is hoped that
more will show interest tonight. Two
teams will be chosen m a picked
team which will shortly challenge
other teams will o o be ready.
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The Philathea Society of the First
Baptist church will meet at the home
of Miss Elsa Cline, Of 223 Broad
street, tomorrow night. A special
missionary program has been ar
ranged.
Announcement has been made of
the marriage of Sofe Ruth Ellis
Baum. daughter of Herman Ellis, of
Brighton avenue, to Leo Feldman, of
New York, at the Hotel Astor yester-