Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-12-30
In THE SOCIAL WORLD
NEW YEARS EVENTS
TO BE VARIED HERE

When the old veal gives place to
the new at midnight of tomorrow
many gatherings will have been as
sembled for New Years festivities.
some for hilarious celebration at
dances or parties and some at quiet
but happy celebrations in their
homes. And while the of
celebration will be at variance, the
very height OF all festivities to well
come in 1922 will be reached at IL
o'clock. Every orchestra available
in the vicinity and every auditorium
suitable at all TO the occasion has
been engaged for a dance or a party
and homes throughout the city are
undergoing elaborate preparations
for the new year.
.0pen House" night will be OBJ
served at the Knights of Columbus
Home in High street tomorrow night
ana preliminary preparations inGi
cote that the evening will be m
II the brilliant New Years events.
The committee has planned several
rovclty dances at intervals of the
dancing which is TO be continuous
throughout the evening. Music by
Wireless" will be one of the treats
CT the evening and of course there
viii be refreshments. Cards have
been arranged for those who do not
care for dancing and ten pretty
rr.zes have been secured to be
awarded in the games.
Miss Blanche Van SICKLE and 4
committee from the Catholic Daugh-
tiers of America are in charge of the
cards. while the committee from the
Knights includes John Campbell.
Leo Burke. John Burns, Edward
Reilly. George Bullwinkle, John Pa
vese, John v. Burke. Harry McDef-
raott and John Brennan.
One New Years Eve event which
is anticipated more perhaps than
any of the others is the Y. w, II. A.
New Years Eve Frolic for which
elaborate preparations have been
made by a committee headed by
Miss Dora Fine. The decorations.
which are nearly complete, are said
to urpas anything ever seer in the
Y. NJ. II. A. and many very charm
ing effects have achieved previously
in the Y. NJ. III. A. Auditorium. A
realistic snow scene most effectively
describes it. and the scene Is quite
complete with snow mountains n
icicles. The syncopation of Linnick's
Five Piece orchestra from Newark,
is t. be a most important feature
towards the success of the dance
and many nYfel dances have been
arranged.
All OF these things are highly i'm
portant features of the dance but
more IMPORTANT than all will be the
cerem<hy of burning the old mort
gage<to the property on which the
ne& Y. w. II. A. is to be built. The
6b4tronesses of the evening are Mrs.
Samuel Fine, Mrs. j. l.. Klein. Mrs.
Isaac Esberg, Mrs. Isaac Alpern.
Mrs. Hyman Wedeen, Mrs. Joseph
Rachlin, Mrs. Joseph Estherson,
Mrs. Morris Schwartzstein and Mrs.
Bertha Jacobson. The members of
the committee who have worked so
for the evenings success
are Miss Dora Fine, chairman, Mrs.
Edward Klein. the Misses Jennie
Wedeen, Lily PolkowitZ, Bertha
EdeIstein. Sadie Rachlin, Nettie
Wedeen, Ruth Jacobson, Blanche
spiegel, Bessie Slobodien, Minnie
Ada Schwartzstein and
Reebe Sarokin.
At the Yacht Club
Elaborate preparations have been
made for the dance to be held under
rnA auspices OF the Raritan Yacht
Club tomorrow night in the assem-
bly, hall. Tables will be arranged
around the hall n q number OF
class entertainers will present
a program OF amusement while the
club steward will serve a buffet sup
per at an interval during the even
ing. Invitations have been extended
to club members and their friends.
Junior Club Event
A privste New Years Eve party
will be STAGED b. the Junior Club in
their hall in Smith street and many
reservations hay Eeen made for at
tendance. Several novelties are to
be introduced during the evening
and dancing will be almost c%ontinu-
Gus from s O'Clock until 4 A. NJ.
Profes sor Ricci's orchestra will play.
event is not public as other
of the club have been and
reservations must be made with the
committee OF which Christian Olsen
is chairman.