Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-10-21

thence to Woodbridge, anu
| back by way of Maurer to Smith and
state streets. The girls sang as they
went along and thoroughly enjoyed
the country in its autumn garb.
| Their guardian, Mrs. George Dietz,
| plans to hike with some of the girls
each week.
|. Pc Ambo Tribe No. 65, Improved
Order of Red Men, at its meeting
last night named a committee OF
five to arrange for the parade that
is to be held in the city on Armfs-
tice DAY. November IL. The COM
mittee is composed of stephen jan
derup. Lars Jensen. Edward Seger,
Fred johnson and William X. Bun
ten. Past Sachem Thomas Lucas
was named the representative TO the
meeting to be held next Tuesday
night at City Hall to plan for the
parade by the city. Preparations for
the boom meeting to be held hur
day night. December 1, are going
right ahead according to the reports
received at the meeting. Represen-
tatives of the various tribes through
out the county are expected to be
here. Several of the great chiefs of
the state are expected to be present
10 TAKE part III III Ah5.
1t. seemed like old times along
Smith street this morning when the
Uncle Toms Cabin" street parade
came along. Only it was not the
same old kind of a procession, no
"bieedhounds," Simon Lagree and
Topsy were missing and in their
place were carved figures on floats
representing Abraham Lincoln. an
gels, etc. The play is being present.
ed as a movie in one of the local
houses.
Morris Kornicave, a representative
of the Palestine Foundation Fund,
was at the meeting of the Hebrew
Progressive Society last night at
Bnei Zion Institute in the interest
of the million dollar fund that is be-
ing raised throughout the country.
Louis Braines, chairman. presided
and introduced the speaker of the
evening. The sum of $50 was con-
tributed to the fund by the society
and a committee of three composed
of S. Polensky, Philip Levine and
Morris SchwartZstein was named to
act on the committee for the collec-
ton of funds for the drive. The
sum of $25 was also given to the
Jewish Relief fund. A social time
followed the meeting with refresh
ments. S. Polensky was the toast
master. The speakers at this time
were s. Carp, d. Encherman and
Louis Braines.
Miss Marie Nielsen was made
president of the Nurses Alumni As
ISOLATION last night at the annual
meeting in the nurses home with
Mrs. Oscar Olsen, vice president;
Miss Pauline Boechter, treasurer;
Mrs. William Maguinness, secretary,
and Miss Emma Nieltop. assistant
secretary, to assist her in the work
of the association during the ensu-
ing year. Mrs. Russell Kemmerer
and Miss Caroline Juhl were ap-
pointed to assist the president on
the program committee whose duty
it will be to prepare programs for
future meetings. Following the
business session the members were
served refreshments by the execu-
i've committee. Miss Agnes Nielsen,
Miss Emma Nieltop and Mrs. Mem
ger.
Several candidates are expected to
be initiated by Perth Amboy Aerie,
No. 1856, Fraternal Order of Eagles,
al it's meeting tonight.
Lawrence Lodge, Odd Fellows,
will confer degrees on candidates at
it's meeting tonight at Odd Fellows
hall.
The interior of the Danish Meth
odist church at Jefferson street and
Madison avenue is being ~redecorated
and painted. Painters have been at
work at the church for the past sew
eral days. Because of the work be-
ing done to the interior Of the
church proper the Sunday services
will be held in the Sunday school
rooms.
The second degree was conferred
on five candidates by Valhalla
Lodge, No. 275, odd Fellows, at its
meeting last night. Noble Grand
Eli Jensen was in the chair and the
work was done under the direction
Of Past Grands Paul Peterson and
Anton Hansen. degree masters. The
third degree will be conferred at
the meeting next Thursday night.
The Professional Guild of Mid
dlesex County will meet tonight in
the Y. NJ. c. A. in New Brunswick
and it is expected that many of the
members and their friends will jour-
ney from this city to see the educa-
tional films relative to tuberculosis
to be shown in connection with the
program. The meeting which will
begin at $3.50 o'clock is open to the
public.
The first meeting of the Parent
Teacher Association at the Grammar
School was held yesterday afternoon
and in the election of officers Mrs.
Hans Smith vas unanimously elect
ed president; Mrs. Thomas Christie
pher, first vice president; Mrs. Lud-
wig Wolff, second vice president, and
Mrs. Herbert +. Hatchman, secre-
tary. The Rev. Wilbert Westcott,
pastor of Simpson M. +. church, was
the speaker of the afternoon. He
chose as the subject of his address
"a World With Only Four Chill
dren," Lamely the child hat never
was. the child hat has been. the
child that is and the child that is TO
be, and during his interesting dis
course he developed each case and
it's influence in the home. Many
pleasing illustrations gave color to
his interesting address. During the
afternoon the pupils of Grade Ia
sang 'The Brownies" and Mrs.
Christopher favored with a pleasing
vocal solo. Principal Hulse also