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Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-11-01
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Laura Yetman Again Named
Head of Richmond Chapter;
Roll Call This Month

TOTTENVILLE. Nov. Miss
Laura Il. Yetman as president ana
the entire staff of officers of the
Fifth Ward Branch of the Rich
nond County Chapter American Red
Cross were reelected at the annual
meeting of the branch held last night
1t the Aquehonga Athletic club house
in Brighton street.
Miss Yetman called h meeting 10
order and Mrs. George Hoehn acted
as secretary. Plans for the annual
roll call and membership campaign
which is to be held from Armistice
Day, November IL, to Thanksgiving
Day. November "a, were discussed.
The house 10 house drive will take
place for enrolment of members by
committees to be chosen by the presi-
dent. 1t is expected that as many
or even more will be enrolled than
there was last year.
The reelection of officers fol-
lowing is the staff: President. MISS
Laura b. Yetman; vice president,
Mrs. Milton C. Quimby: secretary
Mrs Ernest L.. Van Wagner; trea-
surer, Ira j. Horton. h executive
committee includes Z. A. Joline'
Stuart L. Ritz, Nathan j. Lowe, VIII
liam j.. Dempsey, DR.. H. V. McCor-
mick and Mrs. Paul Fulton.
The American Red Cross Is ask
ing for two million. four
thousand members for 1922, in order
hat 1t may continue its work OF help-
ing the ex-service man n his ram
lily, responding to emergency calls IN
case calamity and relief for the sur
fering in. Europe and the local chap
ter will endeavor to do its part to
helm the cause.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-11-01
Have Halloween Social

Troop No. 7 of the Boy Scouts OF
America, under the leadership of the
scoutmaster, William Connell, held
a Halloween social in the high
school last night which took the
place of the regular scouting pro-
gram. The boys all appeared II
costumes which were varied n
clever. the first prize going TO Henry
Scibinski. who was disguised as
Robin Hood.
Douglas Fairbanks in the Three
Musketeers'' was represented by
Theodore Scibinski and Harry Har-
ris as a veteran of artillery won the
first prize in the riddle contest with
George Mcleod running a close Sec
ond.
Among the many activities was an
indoor baseball game which was
won by Babe Ruth Calais and his
trusty warriors with a score of lT-lO.
A donation of a large box of candy
by James Harris was thoroughly ap-
preciated by hungry scouts.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-11-01
Halloween DANCE OF
EASTERN STAR CHAPTER

TOTTENvILLE, Nov. 1.-One OF
the largest crowds seen in Amicltia
hall. Pleasant Plains. In many a day
was that at the Halloween dance
and reception of Bay View Chapter,
Eastern Star. last night. Dancing
was the feature of the evening. Inc
music for the dancing was furnished
by a T~ottenville orchestra. Many
were in costume and the evening
was thoroughly enjoyed by the many
guests. The new floor laid down py
the Amicitia Association owners ol
the hall was used for the first time
at the event. The hall was decorated
with colored crepe paper, lanterns
and cornstalks were placed about the
hall. The officers and members OF
the chapter acted as the arrange
ment committee. Refreshments were
served.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-11-01
RECEPTION IN HONOR
OF ARTHUR FUCKER

Mr.. and Mrs. Max Fucker gave a
reception at their home in Kearny
avenue Sunday afternoon followed by
a dinner in the New Packer House.
in honor of their son, Arthur, who
was confirmed last week in the Tenn
pie Beth Mordecai. The occasion
also celebrated the thirteenth birth
day of the youth.
Included among the guests were
Mr.. and Mrs. Dave Splitter. Mr.. and
Mrs. Sol Benhamu. MIR. and Mrs.
Max Cast, Miss Helen Hollender,
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Gold. Samuel
Mailer. Emil Landau, Edward NAH
Ter, Morris and Isidore Fucker, Miss
Ruth Benhamu. Master Albert Ben
hamu, Mrs. Regina Mailer. NJ. NAH
Ter, II. l.. Splitter. Jacob Splitter. Rab-
bi Aaronson. Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
Lewkowitz, Joseph Lewkowitz, Mr..
and Mrs. Louis Weinberger. Mr.. and
Mrs. Morris Spielman, Mr.. and Mrs.
Morris Spielman, Jr., Mrs. Dora
Treitman, of this city; DR.. and Mrs.
Emil Stein and Mr.. and Mrs. John
J. Stamler, of Elizabeth; Mr.. and
Mrs. Nathan LEM. Mr.. and Mrs.
Isador Fucker. Miss Pauline Fucker,
Miss Helen Schviagle, Solomon Sol
ONION, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Solomon. Mr..
and Mrs. Harry Stein, of Passaic;
Mr.. and Mrs. s. H.. Fucker. of Provi-
dence, r. l., Mr.. and Mrs. Alex
Splitter. Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Splitter,
Mr.. and Mrs. Isador Splitter, Mr.. and
Mrs. Gustave Kellner, Mrs. Louis
Gevertz, Mrs. Joe Roth, Mr.. julius
Splitter, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Greenes,
Mr.. and Mrs. Jake Goldman. Mr.. Il.
Spit.e1 and son, Harry, Mrs. u. Ben
hamu, Mrs. A. Jacobs. Miss Pear
Jacobs. and Miss Rae BENJAMIN, OF
New York; Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Spitz-
err, Of Brooklyn. Emil Einziger, and
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Safran, OF
Staten Island; Mr.. and Mrs. Emil
Fucker, Misses Pearl and Esther
Fucker, Milton Abe fucker. Mr.: n
Mrs. II. Steiner, Mr.. and Mrs. JACOB
stein, Mr.. and Mrs. Julius Stein, Mr..
Mrs. william B. Stein, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Ellend and Mr.. and Mrs.
Samuel Gray.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-11-01
AND MRS DUDE
HAVE Halloween PARTY

A Halloween party took place at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. otto
DUDE of Madison avenue last night
where the Halloween colors of or
arge and black pred dominated in the
decorations and Jack-o-lanterns
gave a true Halloween effect. In
the bean contest of the evening.
Mrs. Russell Solt won a silver berry
spoon. There were violin solos by
George Slack and Mr.. DUDE. ana
dancing cJltinued after the serving
of the Halloween supper until h
small hours of the morning.
Those present were Mr. and Mrs.
Russell Solt, Mr.. and Mrs. F.. Worth,
Mr.. and Mrs. Brace Eggert, Misses
Belle McKeown, Catherine Skow.
Harrie Splitter. Alma Madsep. Flor
ence Schleshinger, Edith Fassler.
Sylvia Weinstein. Deta Madsen.
Messrs. Leon Merrill, V. Dyer, An
drew Knudsen. James Leahy, Jo-
seph Dalton, George Slack, Peter
Madsen. P. Ferty. S. Bjork and
Mr.. Ring.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-11-01
JUNIOR CLUB HAS
800 MASKED GUESTS

At their annual Halloween event
last night in Junior Hall the Junior
Club entertained over 500 masked
guests. turning away hundreds more
who came to participate in their
much talked of fete. In decoration
the committee had created the i'm
possible after weeks of work. in that
the entire ceiling of the hall was
transformed into a large pumpkin
with its stem in the center converg-
ing over a Halloween canopy in
which the musicians of Samuel Ton
ghini's orchestra held forth. The
decorations, which were the original
idea of milford Mills. completed one
of the most elaborate Halloween
effects ever seen in the city.
Dancing continued until IL o'clock
when the guests unmasked and the
prizes were awarded for the cos
tunes. Mrs. Harold DeRusha, as a
butterfly. won the prize for the pref
tiest; Mrs. George Ryder rs a color
ed nanny, the prize for the most
g~rotesque; Mrs. Steve Maskowitz, as
a tramp, the prize for originality,
and Melvin Bonas, as a skeleton, the
prize for the funniest. Baby Olsen
and Baby Larsen won the baby con-
test. Chris Olsen as chairman was
assisted in the arrangements by
Russell Smith, assistant Chairman,
Carl Groves, Fred Dembach, Null
ford Mills, Henry Tiigen and Fred
Miller.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-11-01
CLUB HAS WEIRD
HALLOWEEN EVENTS

Amidst the fantastic and weird
surroundings of Halloween, the
Girls Club met last night at their
annual Halloween fete in the audi
forum of the public library to com
mune with the ghosts and COLLINS,
who walked forth shortly after $40
o'clock. 81 Perkins and his wife.
bashful Lizzie, the charming Miss
1896, the domino twins, the clowns
of Halloween, grandma, grandpa,
the boys and girls, were all included
among the sixty members and their
guests who successfully remembered
the password and squeezed past the
stein keeper of the door.
The grand march and the award
ing of the prizes for the costumes
adjudged the most original. the pref
test and the most grotesque started
the program of Halloween stunts
which later included a peanut hunt,
ducking for apples, a paper bag
dance, cracker eating contest and
other novel features of Halloween.
Many learned their marriage month
in the fortune hunt, while all were
deathly scared of the Halloween
ghost story presented in an extreme
ly clever at the conclusion
of the evening of Halloween fun.
Miss Muriel Haney, as a charm
ing miss back in the sixties. was
awarded the prize for wearing the
prettiest costume, the Misses Jane
and Myrtle Warren dressed for all
the world as 81 Perkins and his wife,
captured the prize for being most
g~rotesque, while to Miss Ruth Ches-
hire, as bashful Lizzie, went the
prize for originality. The Misses
Ruth Macan, Dora Margaretten,
Barbara Mcleod and Eleanor Mead
officiated as the judges, Miss Elsie
Jacobsen succeeded in finding the
most peanuts and Miss Leonora Mar
garetten devoured the largest num-
Der in the cracker contest. The
party concluded with the serving OF
Halloween refreshments of dough-
nuts and cider after which the ghost
of Halloween revealed her true
identity, Miss Elizabeth Macan.
The decorations must be mention
ed in conclusion as they contributed
in a large measure towards making
this annual event of the club the
success it has always been. Corn
stalks waved gracefully under lights
shaded in orange and black, au-
tumn leaves gave to the lights a
touch of the weird, while skeletons
and jack-o'-lanterns greeted the eye
in every conspicuous place. The
party was arranged by the hospital
ity and refreshment committee as
has been the established custom
since the formation of the club.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-11-01
Dance at the Elks Club

One of the most successful affairs
ever held at the local Elks club
house was staged last night in the
form of a Halloween barn dance.
About one hundred and seventy-five
people were in attendance, it being
necessary at an early hour to turn
many people away. Music for this
affair was furnished by William Sci
both's orchestra.
The dance continued until an early
hour this morning. An added at
traction on the program arranged
by the committee in charge of this
affair. of which Andrew Anderson
was chairman. was the entertain
mem furnished by two small boys
and a girl who were out celebrating,
Halloween and were taken in off the
street to sing and dance.
During the evening refreshments
were served by the steward of the
club.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-11-01
RAYMOND LYONS
IS LIVE FACTOR IN
ASSEMBLY CONTEST
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have gained acquaintanceship with
g. Raymond Lyons, who is complet-
ing his second term as a member OF
General Assembly from this county
ana is offered as a candidate Tor re-
election on the Republican ticket.
IL is not too much to say hat during
his two years at Trenton Mr.. Lyons
has at all times made IL plain that
the progress and happiness OF h
people he represented was foremost
in his thoughts.
Mr.. Lyons work in securing reim-
bursement for Middlesex county to
the extent of $4,000 for the care CT
tuberculosis patients from the state
was but one of his many fine &C
complishments and his activity in
this matter when he launched his
fight before the Appropriation Com
mittee stamped him a statesman oil
no mean calibre.
Measures Of justice for the x
service men who have beer promoted
by Mr.. Lyons and his Soldiers Pref
erence Bill, consolidated with one
submitted by Chaplain Coon. was
passed at the last session and would
today have been d law but that u
was vetoed DIV 6ONtTHOT E1NdAN0"
1t was Mr.. Lyons. too. who took up
the fight TO have Armistice Day
made a legal holiday after the Dill
had been beaten. and who fought
the battle to a successful conclusion.
Mr.. Lyons was born in New Bruins
wick on December rs, 1894. and ed
ucated in the schools of that city.
Entering Fordham University he
graduated in 1918 with the degree
of Bachelor of Laws. He was adj
mitted to the bar in December, 1918,
and at once formed a law partner
ship with County Solicitor Frederick
f. Richardson, under the firm name
of Richardson & Lyons.
Upon the outbreak of the World
War, Mr.. Lyons volunteered for ser
vice and was assigned to the Marine
Barracks at Dover, n. j., where he
was awaiting an overseas call when
the armistice was signed. In his
candidacy the voters have a man of
proven independence, good judg-
ment and excellent character. He
should be given a handsome MAORI
ty.
(Paid for by Middlesex County Re-
publican Committee.)
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-11-01
Mrs. Hulsman Entertains.

A surprise Halloween masquerade
party was held on Saturday night
at the home of Mrs. Mary Hulsman
on Elizabeth street. The features of
the affair were dancing and a come
dy sketch entitled "Oh. My Side"
by Richard Jago and Mrs. John
~Sandbeck. Mr.. and Mrs. Jago sang
Sweet and Low"
Those present were the Misses
Bertha Hulsman, Christie O'Hara,
Catherine Murray. V~ictorine Sand
back, Mary and Elizabeth Q~uinlan,
Mary Reager, Edith Mugford. Cath
crime Heck, Anna and Mary Seaman,
Victor Hulsman. John Sandbeck.
William Reager, William Mugsford,
Frances Heck. Mr.. and Mrs. Rich
ard Jago, MI. and Mrs. Thomas
Wilkie. Mr.. and Mrs. John Sand
beck, Mr.. and Mrs. David Sprague.
Mrs. Mary Hulsman, Mrs. Emily
Sprague and Mrs. Bertha Hulsman.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-11-01
DOINCS IN CTTYS SOCIAL CIRCLES
ENJOY
Halloween PARTY

The Little Light Bearers and
Cradle Roll OF the First Presbyterian
church enjoyed a Halloween party
in the chapel in Rector street on Sat
urday afternoon. The decorations
and favors were in keeping with the
season.
Those present were Carrie p. Sin
ger, Marion and Jack Willard, Mrs.
Jack Willard. Howard and Mildred
Fitzgerald. Marie and Bernice
Thorne, Estella and Ruth Larson,
Mrs. q. Larson. Robert Tatton, Mrs.
j.. Il. Tatton, Pansy and Lorna Nc
Crory. Mrs. j. McCrory. Flora and
Virginia Deter. Blanche Ogden, Mrs.
C. ID. ogden, Arthur and Louis Jen-
nings, Mary Elizabeth Smith. Mrs. l..
b. Smith. Lydia Zilda Foster. Mrs.
John Foster, Ward Blocker, William
Schroeder, Miss Doris Schroeder,
John Leslie and Robert Alfred Mil
Ter. Mrs. Peter Miller. Helen Stew
ems. Mathilda Holster Baldwin. Mrs.
A. Clinche. Henry Van Dusen Pull
len, Cornelia Olsen. Mrs. John Olsen,
Frederick and Jean Fox, Mabel Hay
wood. Robert and Ruth Hughes. Eli
zabeth and John Hendrie. Mrs. John
Hendrie, Edith Shirley, Shirley Alli-
son, Mrs. Clarence Shirley. Mrs. Gus
tav Allison. Theodore Franklin,
Ralph Clarence Wright. Mrs. Clar-
ence Wright, Clarence and Amos Ed
ward Mawbey, Mrs. Edward Nav
hey. Eileen Rankin. Charles, C. Vim
cent and Camelia DiMauro, Kamma
Ritter. Robert Hayden, Mrs. Harold
Hayden, Margaret Moss. Mrs. +. b.
Moss. Albert Hansen, Jr., Mrs. AL
bert Hansen. Marjorie Newcomer,
Mrs. Martin Newcomer, Malcolm NJ.
McHose. Jr.. Mrs. Malcolm McHose.
and Rev. f. ID. Niedermeyer. The
committee in charge of the afternoon
were Mrs. Clarence Shirley, Mrs.
William Cortelyou, Mrs. c. ID. Fraser.
Mrs. +. S. Stoger, Mrs. f. ID. Nieder-
meyer. Miss Helen Apologize and
Miss Bertha Brown.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-11-01
CATHOLIC DAUGHTERS
HAVE BARN DANCE

The real old fashioned barn dance
Of the Catholic Daughters of America
last night in the large auditorium
was not only one of the large and
brillia ntly successful events ar
ranged in conjunction with the sea-
son of Halloween but also the first
large social event to be auspiced by
the Daughters this year. Perhaps
because th- auditorium is sc large
and assureily because of the COM
mittee's untiring efforts. the audi
forum was truly tre nsformed into
a barn where hay and straw dropped
from the caves and lay strewn in
every nook ana corner. The lights
shaded in orange blended with the
yellow pumpkins which bobbed up
in places. unexpected. and ribbons
If orange and black waved from one
end os tee balcony over the card
tables which occupied n corner of
the hall.
Fred o Brien's rube orchestra &C.
cupied the center of the floor beneath
4 canopy OF hay and straw quite in
keeping with their costumes.
The lassies and lads in their ging-
ham dresses and overalls were many
in number who came to trip the light
y
who found enjoyment in the Hal
lowe'en games such as ducking for
aprles and others in one corner of
the hall. while the grownups and
more prosaic We'd for the pretty
prizes awarded in the games of 500,
pinochle and euchre at the conclu-
sion of the evening.
The busy committee served re-
freshments of crullers and cider at
about IL o'clock following which the
grand march was formed and Harry
Hardimen lead the n feature dance
of the evening The guests were pre-
scented with orange and black hats.
The entire evening was a merry one
for all and with its conclusion the
daughters have auspiced their Sec
ond successful barn dance.
In the apple ducSing contest little
Miss Eileen Mullen won the first
prize while Miss Catherine Clapsadell
won the second and in the cards the
prizes were received as follows:
In 500, Mrs. j. w. Nolan, fern; j.
A. Delaney, night lamp; b. De An
drea, silk socks: Mrs. James Murray,
Gillette safety razor; Mrs. Catherine
Van SICKLE, c~enterpiece: Thomas
Patten, cut glass basket; Miss Loret-
ia Hines, pumpkin; Miss Margaret
Toolan, can of preserves; Mrs. j.. A.
Delaney. can of preserves. and Miss
Catherine CROSBY, can of preserves.
In pinochle, Mrs. Peter Van SICKLE,
fern; Mrs. Reid. towel; and Ms.
Bernard Sullivan. towel. In Euchre
Mrs. Wilbert, silver pie knife; Miss
Josephine Lang, fern.
Miss Catherine O'Brien. as gen.
eral chairman of the dance, was as
sisted by Miss Mary Lewis, Mrs.
George Mullen. the Misses Theresa
O'Leary, Blanch Van SICKLE, Cath
crime CROSBY, Mary Beatty, Helen
Calvin, Margaret and Agnes Deegan,
Mary Larsen, Eleanor Wall n
Ethel Lewis.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-11-01
PLEASANT PLAINS

Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Langton. Oh
Manhattan, were visitors at Prince
Bay Beach Sunday.
* son was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Nathan Alschuler. of Amboy road'
formerly of Tottenville, Sunday.
Mrs. Nelson Gilby. Jr.. of Vine
land, N. j., is spending two weeks
with relatives at Great Kills.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Schaum' ST.
are home after two weeks Visit with
relatives.
The st. Marks Woman's Foreign
Missionary Society met yesterday az
ternoon with Mrs. William Anderson
Of Rossville. The cottage prayer
meetings last night In connection
with the evangelistic campaign OF
St. Marks church were well attend
ed. The campaign starts this Friday
and will continue for n month.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-11-01
YACHT CLUB HAS
DELIGHTFUL EVENT

A real. old time Halloween party
was planned by the entertainment
committee of the Raritan Yacht Club
last night and a real old time party
1t was. Attended by a large num-
Der OF the club members and heir
friends the affair was a from
the time the music started for the
first dance until 1t died out after the
Lass.
The assembly room of the club
house was transformed into a bower
OF cornstalks. pumpkins and orange
and black paper. The lights were
covered with orange paper and shed
a dim. ghostly light quite in keep
ing with the occasion. Many of
those present were CARRIED in bright
costumes and the combination pre-
scented by the decorations and the
fancy costumes was pleasing in the
extreme. The official costume for
the men was overalls and straw hats.
Between the dances during the
evening the old fashioned games of
"bob5ing'' for apples and biting ap-
Piles and doughnuts suspended from
the ceiling by cords were enjoyed.
The bobbing in particular was a
success.
Tonghini's orchestra rendered
excellent music for the dancing and
scored a hit when the musicians re-
sponded to numerous requests for
the rendition of dance selections of
past seasons The generosity of the
orchestra in giving was also
noticeable.
At midnight there was an inter-
mission for the serving of refresE-
ments by the club steward. Pump
kin pie. doughnuts, cider and coffee
constituted the repast furnished.
When the intermission was ended
dancing again was in order until a
late hour.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-11-01
Miss Heinir Is Hostess

Miss Jeanette Heinig was among
those entertaining at n of the re-
cen Halloween parties of the sea-
SON.. The party was held at her
home in Division street in rooms at
tractive in Halloween decorations
and the guests were entertained
with ghost stories and games in
keeping with Halloween. Refresh
ments were served at 10 o'clock.
Among those present were the
Misses Ida Kanton, Anna Dressler,
Ruth Schmail. Dorothy Fassler.
Helen Jensen, Dorothy Schwartz,
Barbara Geisz and Jeanette Heinig;
Messrs. George Forrnan, Alton Roth,
George Hilmer, Buck Brennan, Ar
Wis Anderson, Fred Lippner, David
Richman of this city. and Walter
and Martha Spengler of Brooklyn.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-11-01
Unioue Halloween Event

The Y. T. G.. Club were quite orig
inal in their annual Halloween event
of this year. holding an attic masque-
rade at the home of Miss Minerva
Isenberg in Lewis street. The spirit
of Halloween prevailed in the decor
atoms throughout the room one por-
ton of which was set apart for dane
ing and the other for the serving of
the supper. The latter was cleverly
designated as the Yellow Tong Grill.
using the initials of the club. The
members of the club were dressed as
'kiddies." Supper was served at IL
o'clock following a delightful even
ing.
The guests and members present
were the Misses Rene kempner'
Rebe Sarokin, Helen Hollander. Mi
nerva Halpern. Anna Gavronsky.
Claire Porus. Minerva Isenberg. Ada
Schwartzstein. Vivian Reder and Ell
ia Isenberg. Messrs. Moe Isenberg.
Barney Weinblatt, Louis Polensky,
Leo Slobodien. Abe Chmelnik, Maui
rice Brody, Leo Schwartz, Philip Dia-
mond, Benjamin Encherman. Sidney
Metzendorf and Leo Lowenkopf, Mr..
and Mrs. Sol Kaufman. and Mr.. and
Mrs. Jack Slobodien and Mr.. and
Mrs. Isenberg.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-11-01
SOUTH AMBOY MAKES MERRY
At Halloween EVENTS

SOUTH AMBOY, Nov. HAL
lowe'en was fittingly celebrated
throughout the city last night. House
parties, s~ocials. masqueraders, ana
dances all came into their own. The
affair at Saint Mary's Hall, under
the auspices of the Catholic Daugh-
ters OF America and the X. of Z.
was a huge success. 1t was indeed
a real character dance. Little Bo-
peep. Mary with her famous lamb,
Charlie Chaplin. Wizards, Wildmen.
Indians, clowns Arabian knights,
wise men, Satan himself. gypsies M
last but not least Aunt Epple HOG.
1.-The latest woman in three
ties" were there and kept the on
lockers in laughter throughout the
evening.
The grand march began at 3
o'clock and lasted for over an hour
The orchestra, under the direction
of jay Dwyer. pleased the audience
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-11-01
COM MUNITY HOUSE
HAS Halloween EVENT

The Community House in john
stone street, was the scene of festive
Halloween activities last night,
when all the clubs and classes
meeting there at regular intervals.
were assembled at a Halloween
party. Every club was represent
ed but one. The house had been
previously decorated in the Hallow-
cen colors by the hostess, Mrs. Isa-
bel Gould and streamers of orange
and black conferred around a huge
American flag draped in a corner of
the room in a charming and APP
propriate effect.
Mrs. Adrian Lyon. president IF
the Community Association, was
the party's guest Of honor and
during the evening of merriment.
which only too quickly passed, she
addressed the girls. encouraging
them to be loyal to the Community
House and do their share in con-
tributing to its existence in the
coming year. The party broke up
shortly after refreshments of
doughnuts, cider and apples were
served by Mrs. Gould.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-11-01
PERSONALS

A daughter was born TO Mr.. and
Mrs. Alvin r. Jacobson, of Passalcs
Sunday afternoon. Mr.. jacobson
formerly resided in this city.
Miss Anna Hilsdorf has returned
to her home in Gordon street after
a weeks visit in Trenton where she
renewed old acquaintance.
Miss Loretta Peterson has return
ed to her home in Lewis street after
a month spent in Bloomvllle, n. \.
Miss Irma Hilsdorf, of the New
Jersey College for Women in New
Brunswick, spent the weekend with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Hilsdorf, of Gordon street.
Miss Anna Peterson has returned
to her duties in the City Hospital
after a vacation spent with her
sister, Mrs. Frank VanSyckle, in
North Asbury Park.