Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-01-03
WOIIAN'S Club

The board of directors announces
that a member of any other federated
club will be admitted 70 the regular
Woman's club sessions upon presen-
tation. of her federated club card.
This will enable a number of fed
Grated club members who are now
visiting in Perth Anlboy or who have
recently moved to this city, to enjoy
the programs of the local club. but
does not permit voting upon any
question. nor otherwise participating
in club routine.
The announcement is also made
that those on the clubs waiting list
may attend the current weeks lectures
upon payment of the usual guest fee.
The first lecture of the new current
events series will be given next Men
day afternoon by DIR. Louis Bevier,
dean of Rutgers College.
DR.. Bevier was the first speaker
engaged by the club when Tentatively
organized in 1911 as the Current
Events Club. Remembering the
worthwhile reviews given at that
time, charter memberc are Xxi
forward with pleasure to DR.. BevieT5
series this winter. His dates are
January 5, February End M March
1st.
Several other delightful affairs are
included in the clubs
SCIitbtu'C'
Guest night, January 18th, Will be
the gala meeting of the year, when
the gentlemen will be entertained.
Plans are well matured for a delight
ful program Of music, humor n So
ciability.
A farce, How the Club was
| Formed" will be given under the
direction of the Dramatic Art depart
ment on. Friday afternoon, January
23rd. Thirteen club members VII!
take part in the play, ~rehearsals or
| which will be resumed early next
| week.
Still later in the month the Litera-
ture Department will offer most inter
esting on Switzerland This
meeting will be held at the home of
! Mrs. Fritz Abegg. who Is chairman
of that department
A New Years eve party was held
| at the home of Miss Anna Bunten, OF
Water street, Wednesday night. Pay
| ing games and singing were the feat
| ures of the evening. At IL O'Clock
a supper was served, and n New
Year welcomed at midnight.
Among those present We're the
| Misses Margaret Banks, Gertrude
| Gasman. Hazel Banks, Marion Smith.
| Mary Brennan and Anna Bunten OF
this city; Ellen Cough n Ella Pc.
~terson, of Tottenvile; Julia Kelly, OF
Charleston, N. y; Messrs. Alpert
Nelson. Harold Rasmussen. Arthur
| Dawson. Robert Hansen, Iverirl1n
| Herbert Bullwinkel, Ellwood Witt
burg. and William Bunten. OF this
| city, and William Barehy, of Roselie.
Miss Marian Blanchard entertained
| e.z-l, - 1ar homo hS2 AmDON ave-
! nue.. Wednesday afternoon In honor
| of her fifteenth birthday. Piano Sc
| lecttons were rendered by Miss Hazel
HagcrInan and games We're Played.
| Refreshments concluded h AFTER
noon.
Among those present were the
| Misses Ida Z~angenberg, Alma ftas-
mussen, Erica Dettmer, Freida Zelt-
man, Gertrude Andersen, Ruth ray
lor, Helen Galaida, Maren Andersen,
| Jeanette Fugel and Marian Blan-
| chard and Mrs. E. Blanchard. of this
| city, and Miss Hazel Hagerman or
| Asbury Park.
| The members of the Girls Club Of
Perth Amboy are requested to turn
| out In full force for the game which
will be played tonight in the Audi
forum. The basketball game will be
| between the Imps and the Kewpies
| and will be the deciding game of the
series.
The members of the club and out
| siders as we'll who have followed the
| Kewpie-Imp series will be interested
| In the game tonight. The first game
| was played in the Auditorium at the
time of the Red Cross rally and was
won by the Kewpies. The next game
| was played In the Roessler gym and
was won by the Imps. Tonight as q
| preliminary to h big game the girls
will play the rubber" The game
will start at $3.50 sharp and a large
cheering section for both teams is ex-
| pected to be present.
Miss Winifred Adams, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Adams, OF 1874 Brigh-
ton avenue, and Chris Tonne, of 497
Amboy avenue. We're married New
Years Day at the Simpson NJ. E.
church by Rev. Wilbert Westcott.
The bride wore a suit of silvertone
trimmed with seal plush n a large
hat Of blue, while the bridesmaid, a
fawn suit and a black velvet hat. The
| best man was J. Egan, of this city.
| The bridal bouquet vas of orchids and
roses.
Following the ceremony a dinner
was served at the home Of the bride,
| During evening solos were rendered
] by ]. Egan, E. Tonne, j Essex, Miss
Martha Borgorsen of Sayrevtlle; Miss
Margie Havrighter, Miss Clara Ulmer,
| Mr.. and Mrs. Tonne, Mr.. and Mrs.
Essex. Mr.. and Mrs. Tonne will re-
side in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Phillip Affronti. of 1853
| State street, entertained in honor OF
their guests Miss Laura Trauger and
Mr.. Griffith. Of Washington, d. c., at
their home last night. Musical selec-
lions were rendered and dancing was
enjoyed, refreshments also being serv-
ed.
Among those present were Mrs. Vic
tor Satter and Mr.. and Mrs. Phillip
| Affronti, Of this city; Miss Laura
Trauger and Mr.. Griffith, of Wash
ington. D. c., Messrs. A. Carrado ard
| William Darra, of New York II Mrs.
| ID r;lIocy{o nf N1oicchpoan NJ "