Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-02-19

A Talk on Russian Music. illus !
trated by Folk Songs, Miss Kent.
Russian Songs, Miss Jacobsen.
The Victory Girls held a very in
teresting regular weekly meeting at
the Community House Tuesday night.
Much time was spent discussing the
social" which, it was decided to hold
after Easter at the new home, for
friends and parents.
During the time allotted to the bust |
ness part of the meeting, Miss Kathryn |
Skokan, was elected a member Of
the club and Miss Anna Kruoa hand |
ed in her resignation as treasurer.
Miss Anna StaS, the treasurer was
elected to fill the vacancy. Several
new candidates were brought up be-
fore the membership committee, and
are being considered az prospective
members.
@ The. social part of the evening con-
sisted 'of entertainment by the mem
bers. Miss Anna Stas rendered several
piano selections and vocal duets were
ssung by Misses Stas and Skokan.
Those present at the meeting were:
Misses Marie Kovalik. A. Stas, f. Stas
II. Gallos, +. Kovalcik, p. Krupa. A.
Krupa, k. Skokan, and Mrs. Edith
Cruise.
The Echo Club held its regular
meeting at the home Of Miss Ruth
Emmons, 222 Madison avenue. This
meeting was on Russian National
ity." in charge of Mrs. II. Wilson.
Russian Victrola selections were play
ed, also selections by the club mem
bers n a solo by Miss 7. Emmons,
accompanied by Miss Hadden. A few
articles on the country of Russia
were read.
NT;ar INnnv1.fa Af;a.. IIa-lIo, 800
Eleanor Mathiasen were entertained
as guests.
The next meeting, = which Will be
held at the home Of Mrs. S. Dover.
1872 Brighton avenue, was announced.
after which refreshments were
served.
The Past P~ocahontas of Mohawk
Council, D.. of p, will meet at the
home of Mrs. Anna Hendricksen, in
Sewaren, tomorrow night. Those
making the trip will meet at the cor
ner of Smith and State streets at Z
p. NJ. and 60 by trolley to sewaren.
An old fashioned Punch and
Judy" show will be given by Troop
No. /, Boy Scouts of America, if
their log cabin in Sayre avenu on
Saturday. There will be two per-
formaHces, one at 8 o'clock in the
afternoon and the other at s o'clock
! at night. This same show was pre-.
Sented some time ago by the scouts
INC as requests were received to re-
peat it the show will play a return
engagement"
The entertainment is being ar
| ranged by Carl O'meril, second as
sistant scoutmaster, n there will
be music during the performance by
the troop orche "a. Tickets are be-
| ing old for botn shows by members
of the troop or they may be ecure
at the door.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Herbert Phillip, of Highland Park.
formerly of this city, on Tuesday of
this week.
The regular rehearsal of the Girls
ClubsGlee Club will be held tonight at
Roessler's gymnasium at 1880 o'clock.
The next rehearsal will not be held
| until Thursday February 26, owing
to next Monday, the regular night,
being Il holiday.
Clover Troop No. G, Girl Scouts of
America, held a meeting in the Com
munity House last night at which
time it was decided to take up a
| every Thursday night during Lent
| instead of on Wednesdays as has been
| the custom. Miss |Staphanie Beck
was admitted to membership.
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Miss Amy Riddlestorffer, daughter of
| Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney Riddlestorffer of
1856 Kearny avenue and a student at
Mt. Holyoke college, participated in
La tableau which is a part of the mid
| winter festivities at the college to
raise S 900, 900 for an endowment
fund.
The tableau was of a wedding party,
Miss Helen Robinson acted as Min
~ister." Miss Amy Riddlestorffer as
Bride and Miss Hazel Wingerten as
bridegroom" A picture of the tab
leau was published in a New York
| paper last night.
The Suffrage Club of Perth Amboy,
which automatically ~disbandcd with
the ratifying of the suffrage amend
ment in this state, wound up their
activities yesterday afternoon with a
celebration of the victory, which took
the form of a musical afternoon at
the home of Mrs. Marcy Michaels of
Market street.
Recorder Pickersgill, who was to
have addressed the ladies Sent a note
of regret, stating tina he would be
unable to attend the affair. Miss Elba
Woods, of New York a professional
dancer, entertained the guests with
several classic dances and Mrs. Mich
aels rendered a number OF vocal selec-
tions. accompanied by Miss Lola
Compton on the piano. Mrs. E. D..
Thorpe and Miss Ruth Nelson also
entertained with Instrumental selec-
tons. Refreshments were served by
the hostess.
NJ. =. Zuckernlan, who has been in
charge of the Jewish Relief work in
Europe since the end of the war. has
returned to this country for a lecture
tour which will acquaint the Ameri-
cans with the conditions existing in
Europe today. Mr.. Zuckerman has
been procured to speak in Perth Am
boy Sunday evening and under the