Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-04-07
CITY BRIEFS

CITY BRIEFS
The regular meeting of the Sew
enth Day Adventist church will be
held tonight at seven o'clock at
AL Neville street. The speaker of
the evening will be j. II. Ottosen and
his subject is THE Downfall and
Uprising of Peter" The service will
be conducted in Danish j..
Miss Susan Scott has graduated
from the Renoward Training School
for Embalmers. \
Preparations are being COM
pleted for the dance and reception
Of Lawrence Lodge No. 81 and VAL
halla Lodge No. 275, Independent
Order Odd Fellows to be held Sat
urday night at Junior hall. The af-
fair is in celebration for the 102nd
anniversary of the institution of
this country which ecu this
month. The first lodge of Odd Fell
lows was organized in this country
in the city of Baltimore April rs.
1919, with four charter members.
On this occasion each year the va
rious subordinate lodges through
out the country celebrate the event
in some fitting manner. The two
local lodges have combined to cele-
brate this year.
From present indications. the n
nual alumni basketball games will
not be played this year. The con-
tests played every year, generally
during the Easter vacation, were put
off this year for various reasons. 1t
Lo- Lnan IAot1n1 MT tn nlQU the
Alumni-H. S. varsity boys game, but
no settlement has been reached in
regard to the girls game.
The Ladies' Auxiliary, of the
Caledonian Club will meet in odd
Fellows hall in Smith street at 8
o'clock tonight. The meeting is i'm
portant and all members are urged
to attend.
Marriage licenses have recent
w been issued to the following:
Tom Adams ard Helen Bena, An
drew Kazimir and Mamie Lunde-
vail. Nicholas Kubinak and Helen
Van Loon, Isadore Zagoreen and
Annie Shapiro. William Kline and
Petresa Christensen, John f. Egan
and Florence Adams. Steve kertes
and Mary Blisko.
-Four candidates were initiated
by Violet Rebekah Lodge, No. Do,
Odd Fellows, at its meeting fast
night. There was a large gather
ing of members of the order pres
ent at this occasion. A social session
was held following the meeting and
refreshments of cake and coffee was
served.
One candidate was initiated at
a meeting of Perth Amboy Camp,
No. 10, Woodmen of the World last
night. Preparations are being made
by the members and delegates Tor
going to the annual state convention
to be held at Asbury Park Wednes-
day Thursday and Friday, April 27,
% and 20. Past Consul Commander
+. o. Thompson is the state COM
mander and he will preside at the
three days session.. Miss Anna Ka-
roxy, of 205 Hall avenue, vas
awarded the $40 in gold at the meet
ing.
Excise Commissioner Thomas
Lucas, of State street, celebrated the
anniversary of his birthday at his
home Monday night. A number of
friends called to offer congratula-
Wis hL l$tSdo 10 WV VI ShS -
widely known fraternal organization
men in the city, being a member of
more than ten lodges and societies
in town.
- George Vause, the pianist and
composer. whose organ and piano
recitals have been delightful must
cal events during the past winter, Is
now giving piano instructions at his
studio at 102 Gordon street. Mrs.
Vause played at a recital in Rich
mond Hill last week, winning the
approval of the entire Womah's
Club. under whose auspices the &C.
casion was held.
Installation of the recently
elected officers for Court Amboy No.
So, Foresters of America, took
place last night at a meeting of
the court at Eagle hall. Deputy
Grand Chief Ranger John MCGEE,
assisted by Past Chief Ranger Ed
ward C. Smith as herald placed the
new officers in their respective
chIirs. The officers as installed
arc: Chief ranger Thomas B. Gard
rer: sub-chief ranger, John Far
rington: treasurer, Louis Ludwig
son; financial secretary, Charles ].
Warner; recording secretary, P. i.
Manton; senior woodward A. w.
harrington: - junior woodward
Charles Lampe; senior beadle, Ma
than Patton; junior beadle, H. p.
Madsen; trustees, Walter Waver-
szak Frank Hurley and M. j. No
Ian; lecturer. Raymond Earring
ton; junior past chief ranger, James
A. Murray. The delegates to the
state convention to be held shortly,
named at the recent meeting are
Charles j.. Warner, Edward c.
Smith, Michael O'Meara and James
A. Murray. The alternate delegates
are Louis Ludwigson H. +. Madsen,
Nathan Patton and Raymond Far
rington. The next meeting of the
Past Chief Rangers Association
will be held on Sunday with Court
Carteret at Roosevelt. This II
nouncement was made at the meet
ing last night. The members from
here will leave from State and
Cpoith street IN the ia st line after