Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-03-07
CITY BRIEFS

A meeting of Algonquin Lodge,
No. A. Knights of Pythias, will be
held tonight.
Lincoln Engine Company will
meet in monthly session at the fire
house tomorrow night.
The State Council of Education
will convene at the Newark State
Normal School Friday and Saturday
of this week. Samuel L. Shull, su-
perintendent of schools. treasurer of
the organization, will attend.
In the absence of Daniel c. fu,
secretary of the Chinese Christian
was to have spoken under the aus
pices of the Hi-Y Club at the Y. NJ.
G. A. yesterday afternoon. Paul
Steele. principal of No. school,
gave a lecture on the Hawaiian Is
lands. Secretary Flu was detained
because of illness but the large
group who had assembled in the
lobby to hear him. thoroughly en-
joyed the educational talk by the
substitute.
Further preparations for the
Easter Monday dance and reception
of the Goodwill Association to be
held at the Auditorium Monday
night. March 2S, will be made at
Goodwill hall. John Sullivan is
at the head of the committee in
charge of the arrangements.
The next of the Fuerstman Con-
oerts, which so many people from
this city and vicinity have been at
tending, will take place in the New
ark Armory on the night of Mon
day, March 2S. Kubelik, the great
and peerless violinist will be the ar
tist. On Monday. April 4. Fritz
Kreisler. another great violinist will
appear in a violin recital at the ar
mory. followed by Alma Gluck and
her husband. Efrem Zimbalist, on
Tuesday, April 10.
-Orin C. Baker, former secretary
of the Chamber of Commerce here.
has been elected secretary of the
Chamber of Commerce at Newburgh.
New York.
An important meeting of the
Christian Endeavor Society of the
First Presbyterian church is sched-
uled to be held Friday night in the
church parlors.
Mr.. and Mrs. Patrick n. Ken
nedy. of Madison avenue. attended
| the thirty-fourth annual banquet OF
the Irish Revolutionary Brotherhood
Veterans A ssoeiation in the Hotel
McAlpin last night at which their
niece. Miss Ethel killion, soprano. of
New York. was among the Brogram
of speakers and soloists of the even
| ing. Miss Killion. who has studio
| in this city. possesses remarkable
and charming voice, and needless to
say. her three selections were most
enthusiastically received.
-Miegs B Russell of the Ameri-
can City Bureau arrived in this city
today and will remain until tomor-
row Mr. Russell is going over the
work with John F. Bergen. the new
secretary.
The women of the city will
meet at the Community House to-
morrow night to sew foc the Red
Cross. ANY Interested woman iQ the
city is invited to help.
A number of the local Danish
societies have united for the pur-
pose of having Mis- Nissen, an ac-
complished Danish speaker lecture
in Washington Hall Friday night OF
this week on the subject Sender
| iylland in the World War" MIR
| Nissen brings to the Danish people
of this country the thanks and
| greetings of his country and in ad-
dition to thanking the Danish pop
/ ulaee for their help to those in dis
| tress during the war. will give an
interesting talk on conditions now
prevailing in Europe. The lecture
will commence at s o'clock. Tick
cts now being on sale.