Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-02-09
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Tomorrow night one of the sea-
son big events will be held in the
Auditorium When the knights OF
Columbus annual dance comes off
h affair is strictly invitational and
promises to be n of the big sue
cesses of the year. Fred O'Brien's
orchestra, which will be paced in
the middle of the floor, will furnish
the music and Laggren of Plainfield
will be in charge of the decorating.
Refreshments will be served.
Several added features have been
annexed to the program which will
aid in making the affair a success.
A Leap Year dance should add to the
nights entertainment. Tho commit
tee in charge Of the dance consists
of Harry Hardiman, chairman, as
sisted by Messrs. Frank Seiboth, Leo
Burke, Edward Payese, James a.
Murray, John Reilly, Jr., John
Campbell and Richard +. White.
Due TO the snow storm plans for
he social nights which are opening
the new community house at john
stone and Washington streets. have
been changed, Sc the final night will
be Wednesday. Tonight, is the Sean
dil1avian and Hungarian night and
wonderful pieces of handiwork of
ti1CS PtOp1Co Will ~ Ol t1IA1pllIOils
Tomorrow night, the choi of the
Ukranian Church on Easton street
will entertain. This choir is made up
of twenty-four young ladies, who will
be dressed in their native costumes,
which are richly hand embroidered.
Wednesday will be the Italian night,
which will end the opening activities.
Since the opening of the house, a
number of additional pieces of handi-
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ceived and many are still coming in.
This collection is on exhibition every
afternoon and evening and Is worth
while seeing. Gentlemen. too are in
vited to inspect the new quarters and
the exhibit.
The opening of this community
house, is a great stride in the Amer
i~canization work of this city. Great
interest has been shown thus far, n
the success OF the institution depends
on the amount of enthusiasm which
must be kept up at all times. h in
.~terest. directly and indirectly of all
Americans, is needed to carry on the
work which las been started so well.
A very enjoyable event given by the
Buds of Zion took place at the home
Of Miss Victoria Metzendorf in High
street yesterday The party was in
the form of a kid affair. everybody
wearing apparel hat took them back
to childhood. Each girl was present
ed with an artistical program, the
first page containing a verse which
expressed the sentiments of the party.
The party began with a "Sipder
Web" On entering the room which
was darkened. zach girl was given
possession of a string and this string
finally gave each girl possession or q
doll.
A number Of games We're then
played, after which intermission was
declared. After the intermission
| papers representing the Jewish flag,
were passed around. Refreshments
We're in the boxes. together with a
knock for each person that added TO
the goodwin and friendship.
The success of this party was large
ly due to the committee in charge,
consisting Of the Misses Adele Abra-
hamer, Victoria Metzendorf, Sarah
Wedeen, Rose Cohen, Mary Slifken
and Lena Bernstein.
Those present were the Misses
Gussie Fegel, Ruth Jacobsen, Bertha
and Dora Goldstein. Edith Fassler
Edith Cohen, Dora Margaretten,
Blanche Jenkler, Fannie Schlesinger
Pauline and Emma Avchen. Julia
ROBINSON, mary winner esther VOL
piansky. Yetta Katz, Rose Brody,
Celia Horowitz Sarah Gaub and
Ida Goldstein. The patron and pat
ronesses We're Mr.. and Mrs. A. M.
Metzendorf and the Misses Anna Met
zendorf, Leonora M~argaretten and
Mitzie Kemeny.
The Crusaders of the First Baptist
church will meet at the home of Mrs.
Walker, 81 Gordon street, tomorrow
afternoon at $3.50 o'clock. The regu-
lar meeting was postponed last week
on account OF the Indictment weather