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Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-10-13

Miss Gertrude Fry visited relatives
in Louisiana this week.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-10-13

\ Mrs. P. E. Malone and Mrs. G. F.
Woods Of La Plata we're The guests Of
Mr.. and Mrs. W. w. Johnson this
week to attend the Round Up.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-10-13

Mr.. and Mrs. z. E. Miller enter
tanned at dinner Sunday noon. Covers
were laid for: Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Har-
vey, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Collins, H.
&c. Mcclure, Miss Elizabeth Mcclure,
and Jack Hines.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-10-13

Miss Gertrude FRY returned Friday
from d short visit in st, Louis.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-10-13
FABRIC

If you are not satisfied with your purchase for any reason on earth,
send 1t back to us,unusedand get your money. Mail us your check or
money order at nee. We reserve the right to withdraw this offer when
stock is exhausted. Don't let our stock run out before you supply your
self for a year.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-12-29
NIGHT SCHOOL
FOR THE Of c.
Complete Courses in Many
Subjects to be Started
Early Next Year

Registration for the Knights OF
Columbus Evening school is open
to anyone beginning January 3 and
ending January IA. This school Of
fers complete courses in mechanical
drawing. traffic management, PLAN
ning and estimating, sales and adj
vertising. cost accounting. business
arithmetic and any other subject in
which a sufficient number of stu-
dents may be enrolled.
Instructions for ex-service men
and women are free. while other
students will be admitted upon pay
ment OF a small tuition fee. The
local council Knights OF Columbus
has conducted evening schools in
former years but on an altogether
different scale from that at present
being arranged.
Persons DESTROYS of improving
their knowledge in connection with
different subjects and wishing 10
enroll In this school. are requested
to send their name and address TO
the X. OF c. Educational Committee,
22S High street, mentioning the
course they desire to take up.
1t is expected that the opening
sessions of this school will be held
during the early part OF January.
and 1t is probable that a great
many people will take advantage of
this opportunity and use their spare
time to improve themselves.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-12-29
ALUMNI TO DANCE
TOMORROW NIGHT

Members of graduating classes,
dating many years back. will be seen
at the Christmas dance of the Alum
nj Association tomorrow night in au-
ditorium Of the Perth Amboy High
School. The tickets have been in
great demand and as preliminary ar
rangements would indicate, the event
will be one OF the ioliiest, and incest
informal dances arranged for this
season of the year. The committee
has started work or the decorations
and although the auditorium is an
extremely large place to decorate 1t
viii! be transformed with the Christ
mas colors and greens quite in keep
ing with the season. II is expected
that a Christmas tree will occupy the
immediate center of the hall.
Hillpot's orchestra, whose reputa-
ton has been gained through play
ing with Glee CLUB Of Rutgers Col
lege, will furnish the music for the
evening and those who have heard
this orchestra on other occasions will
vouch for their musical ability. The
committee has arranged for the serV-
ing Of refreshments and the names
of the patrons and patronesses will
be announced tomorrow. Tickets
may still be secured from Louis Z.
Booz, president OF the association,
and it is through his untiring efforts
that the dance has been arranged.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-12-29
GOOD PROGRESS MADE
FOR MUSICAL COMEDY

The Catholic Daughters of Ameri-
ca rave about completed preliminary
arrangements for the musical COM
edy, "SprinStime," to be presented
under their auspices by the John
Roger Producing Company on jan
nary 2s and "a in the Majestic the
atre. This was discussed at the
short but important business SESSION
which preceded the Christmas party
last nisht IA the knights of Colum-
bus Home in High street. Mrs. T.
n. Kennedy, the general chairman
announced that ala of her commit
tees were complete and that the tai
emit committee has made a
selection for the principal parts OF
the show. However no names Will
be given out unit. the arrival OF the
director. which vii. be the early part
of next week.
At the Christmas party which fol-
lowed Miss Ethel Lewis played san
Ia Claus. leading the grand march
TO the grab bag from which everyone
received a gift. Games of all kinds
potato and relay aces formed a Joi-
iy pastime for the evening and prizes
were awarded to the winners in each.
During thu evening the Cathollc
Daughters orchestra played several
selections and dancing continued UNI
til midnight. Refreshments OF col
fee. sandwiches. ice cream and cake
were served by Miss EmmaIlhe
Ouadt and her committee.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-12-29

r. +. C. o. CLUB EVENT
DELIGHTFUL FUNCTION

The RICO Club has entertained
a, many ENJOYABLE events since its
formation but none more delightful
than the second anniversary cele-
bratfon in the assembly hall OF the
Raritan Yacht Club last night.
Iancing to the strains OF Ben En-
cherman's orchestra was partlcipat-
ed in by many of the guests while
others preferred to join n card
games arranged in n corner OF
the hall. A dinner was catered at
~ o'clock bv Mrs. Iver Larsen and
w. Parker Runyon as the toast
master of the evening welcomed the
guests i'm the name of the club and
its Affiliations with the Raritan
Trust Company. Other speakers at
the supper were Ex-Mayor Frank
Dorsey. representing the City Ma
tionaI Bank and the Perth Amboy
Trust Company. the latter for Isaac
Alperr who was unable to be pres
ent: sidney Riddlestorffer. president
of the Raritan Trust Company, and
Leo Goldberger. city attorney.
A particular feature of the even
ing was the Christmas tree waltz
staged almost at the conclusion of
the evening, so called because only
the lights of the Christmas tree on
the stage furnished illumination for
the room. The prize waltz of the
evening was won by Miss Dorothy
Benhamu and Joseph Wurtzel, the
door prize by Mrs. Benjamin Gold
berger and the prizes in cards as
follows: In bridge, Mrs. Adolph
Greenbaum and Mrs. 1. II. Solt; in
whist. Mrs. Max Wurtzel, and in
pinochle. Adolph Greenbaum. /. II.
Solt was chairman of the evenings
arrangements with Misses Susie
Frey, Mary Dudor and Esther Lin
etsky and Harry Comings members
of the committee. Each member of
the club was permitted to invite a
guest and all of the banks were in
vited to send a representative.
Among those present Were Mr..
and Mrs. Abel Hansen, Mr.. and Mrs.
Sidney Riddlestorffer, MI. and Mrs.
Leo Goldberger. Mr.. and Mrs. Max
Wurtzel. Mr.. and Mrs. Adolph
G~reenbaum, Mr.. and Mrs. A. G.
Clark, DIR. and Mrs. C. /. Silk, Mr..
and Mrs. Max Klein, MI. and Mrs.
Benjamin Goldberger, Mr.. and Mrs.
Alex Hummer. Mr.. and. Mrs. Frank
Dorsey. Mr.. and Mrs. /. r. Solt, Mr..
and Mrs. Russell Solt. Mr.. and Mrs.
Aaron Amster, Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert
Rankin. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Wiss-
ing. Mr.. w. Parker Runyon, Mrs.
Ferd Garretson.
Miss Edna Hansen, Miss Amy
Rlddlestorffer. Miss Julia Jensen,
Miss Susie Frey, Miss Helen Hutton,
Miss Dorothy Nicholson. Miss Es-
Their Linetsky, Miss Celia Horwitz.
Miss Blanche Spiegel, Miss Maude
Peterson. Miss May Mandel, Miss
Dorothy Benhamu, Miss Bella Gold
berger. Miss Mary Dudro. Miss Elsie
Goldberger.
II. T.. Comings. J. S. NovotnicE,
Albert Nelson, Clifford Drake, Jo-
seph Wurtzel. Charles Wurtzel. Ber-
nard Greenbaum, +. Ritter. j. Silas,
+. O'Connell, Joseph Alpine, Joseph
pimond, Archie Fine. Max Klein. j.
allyn Peterson, Carl Knudsen. Frank
Wehman, Sam Rowley, of this city;
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Goldberger. New
York; E. S. Black. Newark: Miss
Marie Snyder. Montclair; Miss Bella
Goidberger. New York.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-12-29
PARTY IN HONOR
OF CLAUDE SOFlElD

Claude Sofeld who is home en-
loving the seasons vacation from
studies at the Y. NJ. c. a. College In
Springfield, Mass, was given a sur
prise party at the home of MIR. ana
Mrs. Robert McHose in Mcclellan
street on Tuesday night. The party
was arranged by two of his enums
James McCabe and Maurice McHose
and he was Overwhelmingly sur
prised. Seasonable decorations OF
pines and the Christmas colors OF
red and green adorned the rooms
A Jolly evening of games and dane
ing was enjoyed and refreshments
of sandwiches. coffee and cake were
served. An orchestra composed OF
Bob harrington, Arthur Corson anu
Maurice McHose entertained VITA
selections during the evening.
Among the guests were the Misses
Loretta Calvin, Ethel Bartha, Lola
Melbourne, Ruelita Snyder, Eliza
beth Jones. Elizabeth Reager, Mary
Larcombe, Marion Larsen, Ruth
Ware. Eugenia Dwyer, Miriam Hart,
Helen Hutton. Alma Rasmussen,
Florence Hughes, Leonora Smith
and Juliet McHose; Messrs. Claude
Sofeld, Paul Rasmussen, Louis
Bartha. Douglas Fraser. Harry
Widerstrom, Minous Cannon. Huyl-
err Romond. Leroy Sturn. James Nc
Cabe, Bob Pyster, Arthur Corson,
Bob Harrington. Arthur Emmons.
Judson Hubbard and Maurice Nc
Hose, Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Romond
and Mr.. and Mrs. Robert McHose.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-12-29
MISS IZOLA FULLERTON
Is GIVEN SHOWER

A surprise miscellaneous shower,
arranged by Mrs. A. +. Randolph,
the Misses Claire and Helen Pfeiffer,
was given for Miss Izola Fullerton
at the home of Mrs. Randolph in
Railway avenue, Woodbridge, on
Tuesday night, in view of her APP
preaching marriage to Arthur Wight
Of Boston. Mr.. Wight. who formerly
resided in this city. has accepted a
position in Boston and the wedding
is expected to take place in the near
future.
The gifts were wrapped in white
paper and tied i'm red cord and they
hung from the staircase, the curtain
rods and every conceivable place
where gifts might be hung out of
reach. The house looked very pretty
in it's further decorations of red and
white. mistletoe and holly. Miss
Peggy Boughton entertained with
a cIeverly executed Butterfly Dance
during the afternoon and delicious
refreshments were served by the
hostess.
Among the guests were Mrs. Will
lam Fullerton, the Misses IZola and
Ada Fullerton. Mrs. C. NJ. Liddle and
daughter. Jean. Miss Laura Brod-
head, Miss Mittie Randolph. Mrs.
Emil Klaus. Mrs. Chester Peck. Mrs.
N. f. Randolph. Miss Sadie Harriet.
Miss Helen Ensign, Mrs. S. b. De-
marest. Mrs. w. A. Lockwood. Miss
Gertrude Farrell. of Woodbridge;
Miss Helen Macmillan. of this city;
Miss Peggy" Bouehton and Miss
Florence Ware. of Netherwood Mrs.
William Hoy and son. William. and
Mrs. William Spencer, of Fords.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-12-29
Reunion at Ritter Homo

Members of the Ritter family and
q few friends gathered at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Ritter in
Water street on Christmas eve for
the Christmas reunion as has been
their custom for years. A brilliant
~ lighted Christmas tree and Christ
Inas greens made the house most at
tractive for the festivities and as
!: other years the guests gathered
around the tree to receive their
CUTS. Mrs. Ritter, the hostess,
served refreshments in keeping with
the season
The gathering included Mr.. and
Mrs. James Atherton and son Frank,
= and Mrs. George Ritter. daugh-
ter May and son Arthur, Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Ritter, Jr. and daugh-
ter Charlotte, Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
Ritter, Edward, Alex and Fritz Rit-
ter, the Misses Theresa Shultz. Bes-
sic and Marion Walker. Harry Fave,
Michael Listen, Mr.. and Mrs. August
Ranges.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-12-29
Party for Alice Braidwood

Alice Braidwood, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Chester a. Braidwood,
of Catalpa avenue, celebrated her
eighth birthday al a party at her
home yesterday afternoon. Christ
mas colors of red and green made
an appropriate setting for the
games with which Miss Alice John
son entertained the guests before
the Christmas tree. Eleanor Bart
lett won the prize for ''pinning the
tail on the donkey" The birthday
supper was daintily set amidst the
Christmas colors with bright bas-
kets and red snappers as favors and
a brightly illumined birthday cake
occupied the center.
Those present were Marie and
Eugene Simmer, Eleanor Bartlett,
Gertrude and William Nelson, Dor
othy Nelson, George Haney, Alice
and Grace Braidwood and the Miss
es Mary and Christine Nelson.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-12-29
Carnival Dance Tonieht

The Carnival dance of the Young
Mems Club tonight in the Parish
lcuse in Rector street. will really
be an informal Christmas dance,
where everyone may go to join in the
Measurable arrange ments. 1t has
been called a carnival dance as the
decorations are to be in carnival
effect and to surpass all previous
decorations of the Parish House
hall. Neither masquerading cos
tunes nor any formality will be in
evidence as might be expected from
the name. However. several novel
FEATURES have been planned u add to
the evenings enjoyment. John
stones five piece orchestra will
supply the music and tickets for the
dance may still be procured at the
door of the hall tonight.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-12-29
Family Reunion at Christmas

A family reunion was held at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Neary
in K~easbey on Christmas eve and to
make the evening more enjoyable
Santa Slaus was the honored guest
of the evening. With the aid of
Charles ana NelS I.auritzen he dis
tributed gifts of every kind among
all who were present. Refreshments
were served by the hostess and a
merry evening q enjoyed Those
present were Mrs. NJ. Johnson. Mr..
AMI Mrs. C Jensen and children,
Flora and Genevieve: Mr.. and Mrs.
joan Jensen and children, Gladys
and Louise MI. and Mrs. Charles
Greiner. Mrs. Metha Penery and
children. Annabel, Viola. Marion,
Frederick and Samuel. of Fords; Mr..
and Mrs. Nels Lauritzen and daugh-
ter, Edna; Mr.. ana Mrs. Charles
sseery and sons. Walter. Willard.
Robert and Charles Jr.. and Miss
Sena Beauregard, Of Keasbey.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-12-29
BANQUET
AT Y. NJ. Ga
Bio Event for Young Amer
lea Here to be Held
Tonight
Az erent that win bring togI

An event that will bring tog
all the local college men and
boys who are still in the upper g.
es of the high school will be hey
in the form of a supper in the Y. ~
&c. A. tonight at $3.50 o'eiock. Al
guests of the Hi-Y Club, Ian organ-y
ization made up of high school boys
who are interested in the Y M. O..
A., there Will be representatives from
Rutgers College, Cornell University.
Springfield College. Columbia Uni
versity, Syracuse University, st. Ben
edict's Preparatory School and oth-
ers, and 1t is thought will number
about sixty.
There will be several speakers
towering a variance of subjects per-
tanning to the life of the young man.
all bringing messages to the prps-
pective college boys, based upon 4c-
tual experience.
| Louis Booz, president of the PERKY
Amboy High School Alumni AssQ-~
citation. and a graduate Of Rutgers
College, will speak. Will Stevens Of
Springfield College. will take az HIS
subject, Some Things l Should
Liked to Have Known Before I Was
Twenty-one;" Milton Macmillan of
corner VIII ,aiK Ges1iopin
SchooI Loyaity, oh SNs
Ihe value oi q oil
Mlnous cannon
preparation FOR LIE. WORK az
Arthur OF
Value of College"
The dinner will be cooked. py
liver Larson and served by the
of the Hi-Y Auxiliary. Group
ing, solos and other phases of q
tainment among the boys wh4
tre-unite after separation in thu
rious fields, it is expected. jj
from former affairs of this
will breed a fine spirit that will feuNe
much with the entire group.
The remainder of the week will
ba we'll filled with activities at the
"y" This afternoon there will be
soma keen competition among the
iooaI ,nemhers of the bovs' depart
noon+ ord those ~ the New Brurs-
- ;nst;tntion when tbev meet for
,ash.. torrnament whara billiards.
. lvoDy 49, nhas. ,nd ning-nona
p1ui' ha sama ~ 1hs featnres
"" o1nh oanas will he
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-12-29
MANY Appointments
WILL CHANGE BOARDS

There will be a Republican ma
jority on the Board of Health next
year as the result Of the terms of
two Democratic members expiring
while a third Democratic health
commissioner will leave the board
in ordec to servs on the Board of
Aldermen. other city boards will
have a change in personnel the
mayor having the power to make
many appointments TO these NUM-
cipal boards while the aldermc, will
name "a new member to the Board
Of Water Commissioners. Several
Republicans now holding appoint
i've positions viii be ousted by the
incoming Board of Aldermen which
is Democratic.
The terms Of DR.. Matthew +.
Urbanski. president III the health
board. and Edward j. Dalton,
health commissioner. expire Janu-
airy L. Robert A. Mcclure. another
commissioner. who was elected al
derman from the fourth ward last
fall. will also leave the health board
as he cannot hold both Offices. The
vacancies left by these three Demo-
Gratis will be filed by three Republic
tduS 10 Ut 0uUltu ny Mayor Nlilldm
G. Wilson. The new board will con-
sist of six Republicans and one
Democrat. Two of the appointees
will be named for three-year terms
and n for m year to fill the I'M
expired term of Alderman-elect Nc
Guire.
Fhe term of Victor w. Main ex-
pires on January /, as a member of
the Board of Education. As he is a
Republican the political status of
this board will not be changed by
the mayors appointment. The
board has a Republican majority at
present. although the President.
John X Sheehy. ia a Democrat.
Two new park commissioners will
be named by the mayor, one to serve
a fun term Of five years 10 succeed
S~en1tor-elect Morgan f. Larson.
whose term expires on April II. and
the other to serve for one year fill
ing the unexpire5term of Jesse Sea-
man. resigned. This board will also
retain a Republican majority.
The term of Kenneth w. McCo-
mas as a member of the recreation
commission, expires on January 1.
Appointments to this board are for
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-12-29
MRS. ALICE F. TRAINER
WEEDS CALIFORNIAN

Word has just reached this city
of the marriage of Mrs. Alice Fir
kins Trainer, wife of the late William
j.. Trainer, former owner of Train
er's Business College in this city, to
Charles Gregory, of Long Beach. Cal.
They were married in New York City
at the Little Church Around the
Corner on August "a, and the we'd
ding has been kept a secret until
now. MI. and Mrs. Gregory are re-
siding in Long Beach where Mr..
Gregory conducts a drug store. Prior
to her marriage Mrs. Gregory was
the guest of Mrs. E. c. Ward, of
State street.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-12-29
PERSONALS

Miss Marion Burns, girls physical
director at the high school, is spend
ing the Christmas vacation with
Miss Elizabeth Fitzpatrick in Chat
tanooga, Tenn.
Richard Sutton, of Highland Park,
is the guest of Fulton tanning, OF
kearny n
Mrs. Kate Sterling, of Philadel-
phia. sister of Mrs. Janet Bedell, OF
Market street. was operated upon al
at City Hospital this morning at DR.
Ill, OF Newark.
Patrick Howard is i'll at his home
in Rector street.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. S. Hulse. Jr.. OF
Brighton avenue, are in Port Jeffer-
son, l.. T., for several days.
Mrs. Joseph Fenech and daughter,
Catherine. of Orange, were guests OF
Mrs. Virginia Sanford. of Broad
street Tuesday.
Miss Emily Kirkby, of Brooklyn
was the guest of Miss Dorothy Var
Dusen, of Rector street, last night.
Mrs. Eugene Romond, of Madison
avenue. entertained Mrs. Catherine
Greenleaf, of Canada, today.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-12-29
MANY WILLS PROBATED
IN SURROGATE'S COURT

NEW BRUNSWICK, Dec. 29.-
Several wills were probated at the
Office of the Surrogate this morning.
The first will was that of Adelaide
Dayton. who died at South Amboy
on December IS. Remsen Cowhoven
is named as executor of the estate
and numerous small requests to
friends and relatives are made I'M
der the terms of the document.
Among the legatees m a brother,
Nathaniel Dayton, who receives two
LOTT on Bordentown avenue. South
Anhboy. Maggie and Cornelia Lam
bertson. of Matawan; Teresa c.
Morgan. Remsen Cowhoven, the ex-
ecutor: the pastor, vestry and Christ
Episcopal church; Matilda Robinson
and Maria Bloodgood. The requests
include cash sums varying from S25
70 $500 and real estate in South
-Amboy and Sayreville.
The will of William Rea, who died
at South Amboy on December IA,
names Mary +. Troy. as e~xecutrix.
The value of the personal estate
amount is b~equeathed to Celia Don
sxan. Of Newark. and the rest tG
the executrix. who is a sister of the
deceased. The will was drawn on
February &c. 1911, and witnessed by
Patrick J. Dwyer and Francis n.
Gordon.
James Buekalew and George
Helm are named as joint executors
on the estate OF s. Matilda Bucka-
lew. who died at Jamesburg. The
III drawn on September 20 and
| witnessed by John p. Kirkpatrick
and Ethel b. Kirkpatrick. leaves the
income from the estate TO a daugh-
/ ter. Ellen c. Buckalew, during her
| lifetime, and at her death the prop
erty is to go in equal shares TO the
other children and grandchildren .
Letters of administration have
been granted to Annie Ludwig of
Perth Amboy on the estate of her
husband, Jacob. who died on Sep
TENDER 10. 1913. The personal
estate is valued at $1,000.
Letters of administration were
granted to Anna Dudash of Perth
Amboy on the estate of her hus-
band, Wasil. who died on November
A. 1921. The personal estate is
valued at $4,000.
The will of Sophie Jacko OF Perth
Amboy who died on December 10,
was also probated today. Michael
Zyika = named as the executor. Be-
tweenA250 and $3.50 Is left for bu-
rial expenses and the residue of the
estate to be used for the erection of
4 monument. The will was drawn
September II and witnessed by w.
and Stephen L. Ba1int.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-12-29
Plan for Watch Night

The Important discussion at the
special meeting of the Ladies'
Auxiliary of Simpson NJ. L. church
last night following prayer meeting
in the church lecture oom was the
Watch Night service which is held
yearly in the lecture room on New
Years eve. The service will be held
between the hours of $3.50 and -
o'clock and at 2 short social hour
sandwiches and coffee will be served
by the auxiliary. Mrs. William Van
Pelt and Mrs. Thomas Hawkins
were named as the committee to
prepare the refreshments.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-12-29
CHRISTMAS FESTIVAL
COMPLETE SUCCESS

The annual Christmas festival of
the Danish Hundred Ladies and Men
last night in Washington hall was
a gala event for the members and
their friends who were in attend
ance. Games and dancing were en-
joyed throughout the evening, but
the festivities did not' reach their
height until 10 O'Clock when the
children marched to the Christmas
tree for the gifts which Santa had
left Cor them. A supper was then
served after which the dancing con-
tinued until the early hours of the
morning. The arrangements of the
evening We're in charge of a COM
mittee from the Danish Hundred
Ladies' headed by Mrs. John
Grimm and a committee from the
Danish Hundred Men, headed by
Chris Anderson.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-12-29
plans Complete for Big Dance

Preparations have been compiet-
ed BIZ the committee in charge for
the private New Years eve party to
be auspiced by the Junior Club or
saturday night in Junior han. and
special pains have been taken to
arrange an evening which VIII
Ytease all Of the guests. Several de-
lsAtfaI features have been arranged
and If the AFFAIR proves TO be as
lorate and successful as antici-
fAted the club viii continue giving
events of a like nature throughout
ths balance OF the season. Dancing
which VIII begin at s O'Clock and
continue until 1 A. NJ. viii be the
main pleasure Of the evening. Pro-
I sor Riecl's orchestra has been Sc
cared TO furnish the music.
Reservations for the evening must
De made in advance with the COM
mittee OF which Christian Olsen is
Chairman. and which includes Rus
sell Smith. Robert Jackson. Calvin
Groves, Milford Mills. Fred Miller.
Henry Tfedgens Fred Danbach,
Ralph whitney. Charles McMurtree
AMI Theodore Martin.