Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-12-07
IN AND ABOUT THE CITY

/, A social session at which the
members Of the Danish Sisterhoud
were entertained, toog place fol-
lowing the meeting and election
of officers of Thor Lodge No. 46.
Danish Brotherhood at Washington
hall last night. There were about
sixty present that included the
members of both the Brotherhood
and Sisterhood lodges. Cards wero
the feature of the social event and
refreshments were served. In the
election of officers the following
were named by the Brotherhood:
President. Hans Kaysen; vice pres
ident Hans Beck; recording secre-
tary, Henry Hansen: financial sec
rotary, Anton Andersen; treasurer.
Nicholas Olsen; conductor. Rasmus
Johansen; inner guard. Jens F'riis:
outer guard, Harry Hansen; trustee,
Nels Hansen. The installation will
take place the first meeting in
January.
AT the first regular meeting of the
Washington Club for December. the
following officers were elected for
the year of 1922: President, William
HalIahan; vice president. James A.
Murray; treasurer, John j. Clark:
financial secretary, Peter McCon-
Vile; recording secretary. James
Ryan, and Trustees, =. N. Kennedy,
John Manion, Bernard McPartlandt,
Patrick Coughlin and William Kill
murray. The club has had a very
successful year having added to it's
number sixty-two new members. The
officials and members take this OPP
pc-Inity to thank the Perth AM
boy public for the manner in which
all the enterprises of the club were
supported.
The weekly luncheon of the Ro-
tary Club was held in the Packer
House today. At this session it was
planned to start a Christmas fund
to help twenty families. This fund.
it is hoped, will purchase Christmas
dinner and other necessities for this
number.
The last meeting of the old Board
of Excise Commissioners was held
in City Hall last night at which
three billiard licenses were grant
ed, two of which were renewals.
The meeting IA the last at which
President Emil Frey and Louis
Smith, both Democrats, will be
present as the former was defeat
ed at this years election and the
latter did not run. Both members
thanked the other excise commits
sioners for the cooperation shown
during the three year term. Com
m.ssioners Thomas Lucas and James
j.. Flynn were also present at the
meeting, they being reelected for
another three years. The other
three members of next years board
are Rudolph Schuck, Russell Smith
and Charles Dorian.
A big attendance is expected at
the regular weekly meeting of the
Fourth Ward Democratic Club to
be held in the headquarters on
Smith street tonight. At the last
meeting of this organization it was
decided to have a permanent club.
In accordance with orders issued
yesterday following the receipt of
a complaint that young loafers'
along Smith street, police officers
last night dispersed all gatherings
along this thoroughfare.
At a meeting of the Perth Amboy
Typographical Union No. SIS, held
yesterday afternoon, the following
officers were elected: President.
David A. Eskin: vice president,
Harry F. Burkhart; secretary-treas-
urer, Edward d. Hyrne; recording
secretary, Hans S. Smith; sergeant
alarms. Charles Sorenson; trustee,
Hans S. Smith; delegates to State
Printers League, David A. EskiD,
Edward d. Hyrne. Charles Sorenson
and Hans S. Smith, and auditors,
Ralph F. Belts, william +. O'Hara
and Richard H. Pickersgill. These
officers will be installed at the next
meeting of the union.