Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-10-31
GREAT Bazaar
FOR !. NJ. h. A.
Big Event Will Open Tomor-
row Night and Continue
Until Election Night

Tomorrow night is the opening
night of the Y. NJ. H. A. Bazaar
which is scheduled to occupy the au-
ditorium of the Y. NJ. H. A. building
every night following, to and in
Guiding Election Night with the ex-
ception of Sunday. Several weeks
time have figured in the prepara-
tons for the event and all of the
| societies and ciups connected with
the association have combined their
| efforts in its elimination. For each
night a feature of particular attrac-
~tiveness has been arranged and on
the first night there will be a dance
contest in which prizes will be
awarded to the couple adjudged the
best by judges picked from h au-
dience at the bazar. Wednesday
night will be amateur vaudeville
night and all are eligible to take
part in the show in which 1t is ex-
pected that the Y. w. H. A. Midgets
will play a principal part. On this
night, too. prizes will be awarded
to the act surprising ali others in
it's originality.
A silver loving cup will be pre-
| scented on Thursday night to be
known as Y. w. and Y. NJ. H. A.
night, to the Y. W. or Y. NJ. H. A.
in the state with the largest repre-
sensation at the bazar. Invitations
have been extended to associations
throughout the state and rivalry in
the contest, it is expected, will wax
| high. Dancing, which will be con-
tinuous, will be the feature of Sat
! urday night and several professional
I mill ~,Yf IN THAR nnaaranRa
before the evening is well begun.
Monday night will be political
night and every candidate who so
desires will be allotted ten minutes
In which to address the bazar audi
ence. On the last night the cleo
ton returns will be given in detail.
Several features will be contin-
uous throughout the week, such as
dancing every night and a popu-
larity contest among the young wo-
men of the city. Instead of CIV
ing a diamond ring the committee
have decided to offer three gold
pieces, one of ten dollars, one of
five dollars and another of two dol
lars and fifty cents to three young
women receiving the largest num-
Der of votes indicative of their pop
ularity.
However, booths, as al any large
bazaar, will be the outstanding at
! traction of the week. There will be
booths of every description and
each will be original in decoration.
The chairmen and their committee
have been planning for weeks SO
that the hall will no doubt present
a pleasing appearance. The COM
| mittee has been re-arranged so that
it now includes Mrs. Joseph Esther
son, general chairman; Secretary,
Henry H. Nussbaum. vice chairman,
Nathan Wedeen; treasurer. and
Miss Rose Cohen, secretary. Louis
Horner's orchestra will play for the
| dancing and on each night a door
prize will be given away and several
prizes will be awarded at the end
of the week. Final preparations
will be completed today and the
various booths will open tonight as
follows:
Refreshment booth. Ladies' Aux
Hilary Y. NJ. H. A, Mrs. Jocob
Blum. chairman; booth, Ladies'
Congregation Beth Mordecai, Mrs.
Max Klein, chairman: stocking and
handkerchief booth, Original He
brew Ladies' Aid Society, Mrs.
Samuel Mandel and Mrs. Max Sc
mer, chairman; art booth, y. w.
H. A, Mrs. Nathan Preminger,
chairman: surprise booth, Girl
Scouts. Miss Marion Mintz. chair
man: flower booth, solomon
Schechter Society; candy booth, Y.
NJ H. A.: grocery booth, Ladies
Auxiliary Y. NJ. II A.