Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-04-14
ELkS FAIR To
OPEN MONDAY.
Large Organization, Including
Ladies' Auxiliary, Will Car
ry on Affair for One Week

A one weeks fair for the purpose
of raising funds to finance certain
Improvements to the Elks home in
Madison avenue will be held every
night next week, commencing Mon
day and closing Saturday. An elab-
crate organization of members of
the local lodge of Elks together with
members of the Ladies Auxiliary has
been perfected and there will be
found everything which makes a
fair of this kind a success. 1t is ex-
pected that a large sum will be real
lied.
Every one. whether a member of
the Elks or not, is invited to attend.
There will be dancing every night
from s o'clock until midnight and
the various booths will be open
nightly during these hours. This is
the first affair of its kind held by
the local Elks to raise money to inn
prove their building and the support
of their friends is expected. There
Will be contests every night and on
the last night the automobile will
be awarded.
The general committee of the
lodge is composed of the following:
w. Guy Weaver, chairman; Andrew
Anderson, vice chairman; E. T. Reed,
treasurer; Howard Richards. assist
ant treasurer; August Greiner, Sec
rotary; pool booth, George j. Miller,
chairman; blanket booth, John Or
soc; dance and music committee,
Louis II. Pavlovsky. chairman; re-
ception committee, Mayor William
c. Wilson, chairman; miscellaneous,
John Olsen, chairman; publicity,
Edward A. Lembcke, chairman; pro-
gram committee, Louis IL. Pavlov-
sky. chairman.
The general committee of the
Ladies Auxiliary consists of the fol-
lowing: Mrs. Emil Stremlau. presi-
dent; Mrs. w. Guy Weaver, first vice
president; Mrs. Oscar Schroeder,
second vice president; Mrs. Thomas
Layden, treasurer; Mrs. Chester M.
Darling, secretary.
The committees in charge of the
various booths conducted by the
ladies follow.
Fancy booth-Mrs. John Simpson.
chairman; Mrs. Oscar Schroeder,
kins, Mrs. John Orsoe, Mrs. William
Dalton, Mrs. Thomas Dover.
Grocery booth-Mrs. Christian
Jesperson, chairman; Mrs. A.
Nelson, Mrs. j.. Klein, Mrs. j. Me-
haffey. Miss C. Skov, Mrs. j. Jen-
netty, Mrs. M. Pucci
Refreshments-Mrs. T. A. Schultz
chairman; Miss Elsie Miller, Miss
Johanna Mischief, Miss Bernice
Weaver, Miss Elsie Schrimpf, Miss
Florence Sykes.
Flower and candy booth-Mrs.
William Bansback. chairman: Miss
May Rasmussen, Mrs. Howard
Richards. Mrs. Frank Guile, Miss
Cora Mehaffey.
Apron booth-Mrs. w. Guy
Weaver, chairman; Mrs. j. Masso-
Roy Hall, Mrs. Charles Sykes, Mrs.
Chris Jorgenson. Mrs. Victor Satter.
Grab bag booth-Miss Helen
Kehrer. chairman: Miss Hazel Dali
ton. Miss Dorothy Hall.
Towel booth-Mrs. Edward Ad-
ans, chairman; Mrs. C. Evison,
Mrs. A.. Mischler. Mrs. Henry
Schrimpf, Mrs. j. Madsen.
Express booth-Mrs Edgar Reed.
chairman: Mrs. George Miller, Mrs.
William Zeyan, Mrs. A. Clark. Mrs.
Andrew Clausen.
Smoke shop-Mrs. Fl. Coutts,
chairman: Miss Frances Henry,
Miss Pose Huff, Miss Mary Mehaf-
fey, Miss Gertrude Coley. Miss Adele
Coley.
Gypsy camp-Mrs. Chester M.
Darling, chairman; Miss Antonette
Seiboth, Mrs. j. p. Salter.
Aluminium booth-Miss Sally Lo-
bel. chairman; Mrs. ID. Sullivan.
Donation committee-Mrs. j.
Kehrer, chairman; Mrs. T. Layden.