Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-12-15
IN AND o THE CITY

The comforting OF the third degree
and the drst nomination of officers
took place last night at a meeting OF
Middiesex Council, No. 100, Jr. q.
L. a. NJ. Six candidates received
the third degree and the work was
done under the direction of Captain
Holger Holm and the degree team.
The second nomination will take
place at the next meeting and the
final nomination and election at the
last meeting of the year. Following
the meeting of the council the Orient
Court he.3 a meeting at which eight
candidates were initiated into the
orient degree. Captain Arthur Franz
of the degree team was in charge OF
the work. The minstrel show under
the auspices of the council, will be
held at tho Majestic theatre. Janu-
airy 10. and according to the an
nouncement by Fred Amer, chair
man of the arrangement committee.
the preparations for the event are
being rapidly completed.
Walter Nyinants. of Asbury Park.
was the speaker az the weekly lun-
cheon Of the Rotary Club held at
the New Packer House yesterday
dLAEI HULL a LAAA IAptN VI
attended the affair and il was re-
ported entirely successful. Ted
Spawn. secretary cf the local chap
ter. is in New York today attend
ing a Rotl.y CluJ luncheon at the
Hotel McAlDin. ROtarians from It'll
aca, Syracuse and Newburgh will be
among those present.
The election of new chiefs for Pc
Ambo Tribe No. 65. Improved Order
Of Red Men, will take place tonight.
The nomination of officers for
Valhalla Lodge No. 275, odd Eel
lows. will take place tonight.
Perth Amboy Circle No. 1886,
nominated officers for the coming
year at the regular meeting of the
circle last night in Jacobsen's hall.
The regular election will take place
at the meeting of December %. Re-
freshments were served at the con-
clusion of the meeting last night.
The woman's volley ball team of
the morning class at the Y. VI. =.
A.. outplayed the ) o'clock class in
the first match of the season among
the women yesterday afternoon. The
morning class won the first game
with a score of 1911 while the )
O'clock class won the second game
by The same score but in the decid-
ing game, when the o stood Go
the morning class managed to keep
the serve. making the nine points
necessary successfully, n winning
the game by the score of 1876. Boys
rules were used in the games yester-
day. Physical Director Richart ref
creed. This is the second season of
vClley ball for ONE at the Y. NJ.
c a. and as the morning class has
had several practice sessions to the
) o'clock class's one practice session.
several interesting matches between
the two are looked forward to after
Christmas. Mrs. Charles Thompson
is captain of the morning team and
those PLAYING yesterday were Mrs.
Schuyler Pew, Mrs. Arthur Dunhani,
Mrs. Francis Seaman, Mrs. Mary
Thomas, Mrs. William Pemberton,
Mrs. Harold Hayden and the Misses
Ruth and Marion Heiselberg, while
The 5 o'clock team is captained by
Miss Elizabeth Nobel and includes
the Misses Ruth and Betty Macan.
Ethel Grof. Louise Eich, Erica Dett-
mer and Ellen Hanson, Mrs. AlonZo
Weed and Mrs. Thomas Mullen.
The following was written by Fed
eral Prohibition Enforcement Officer
Sam II. Cone and handed to a re-
porter of the Evening News, during
a lull in the raids here yesterday:
what constitutes q mans castle?
Is it a home, residence, domicile or
a bootlegglng joint? A residence
connected with a saloon is not for
residential purposes only, 4 resi-
dence connected with a bootlegging
joinI where 'HoOtch' is sold is some
CASTLE"
The Perth Amboy Fire Insurance
Association at its last meeting in the
East Jersey Club house, went on
record to assist the city in drawing
up a fire prevention ordinance which
is now in the process of composition.
At the next meeting of the organi-
On the annual election of officers
will take place. The nominating
committee IS composed of Joseph
Massopust, Philip Costello and MAIDS
II. EIadser.
At a recent meeting of the Ave-
mel Building and Loan Association,
b. G. Chase was elected president,
Nathan GOldberger. vice president,
and Dr.. Martin Meinzer, treasurer
Harry Brayerman, c. 2. A., is the
secretary.