Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-04-20

trict deputy state councillor for his
district tina. includes the councils in
this city. Woodbridge. Roosevelt and
South Amboy. Deputy Hall will have
jurisdiction over Joel Parker Coun-
Gil. South Amboy; Puritan Council,
bridge and Middlesex Council of this
city.
The Past Pocahontas Association
will NEE. tomorrow night at the
home OF Mrs. Anna Henderson in
Sewaren. All members are request
ed to meet at the corner Of Smith
and State streets in time for the 1888
fast line trolley.
A short meeting of Court Amboy
No. IS. Foresters of America, was
held last night at Eagles hall. The
anniversary celebration VIII be held
Saturday uigh., April 20. and ac-
cording tc the report of the commit
tee the affair will be attended by
many msnibers and several invited
guests.
One candidate was Initiated and
two applications were received by
Perth Amboy Camp No. 10. Wood
men OF the World, last night at
Woodmen hall. The COMMITTEES
named some time 6 to arrange a
field day in conjunction with the
other camps in the district reported
| progress for that affair which Is to
be held some time this m
Final arrangements were made for
| the twentieth annual dance of Court
Standard No. III, Foresters Of AM
awsaa ~ a ,,aaafinO ~ the rnnr pniffaa
held last night. The dance wiiEbe
held tomorrow night at Junior Hall
and according to the reports Of the
members of the committee the affair
promises to far exceed all former
events of its kind held by the court.
The dancing will begin at 8 o'clock
and the music will be furnished by
the Sterling Six orchestra. The COM
mittee in charge Of the arrangements
include Philip Beatty, chairman;
William r. Bunten. Jr., vice chair
secretary; John A. Beatty. financial
secretary; John Magee, treasurer; j..
v. Longstreet, sergeant-at-arms; A.
Harris and Daniel Panconia.
The membership drive being con-
Quoted by Middlesex Council No. 6S,
| Jr. 0. U. A. NJ, is progressing ac-
cording to the committee in charge
as given at the meeting Of the coun-
ell last night. The captains of the
various teams named are working
hard for the increase of members
during the next several weeks. Prep
arations for the annual excursion of
the council are going ahead and the
committee is looking forward to a
bigger affair than that held last year.
The excursion date has been set for
Wednesday, August 16, with a sail
up the Hudson and a stop at PAIL
SADIE Park on the return trip. The
concert and dance scheduled for May
8 has been called of according to
the announcement made. At the
next meeting a social time will be
held with refreshments served.
The water board did not meet last
night as scheduled because a quorum
was not in attendance. A meeting
Is scheduled for tonight.
Vaudeville numbers comprise
part of the program for the smoker
of the Roosevelt fremen to be held
in Coughlin's auditorium, Roosevelt,
tonight.
valhalla Lodge No. 275. Odd Fell
ioNs, Will meet II l6u III.
A short session Of Violet Rebekah
Lodge, No. 56, Odd Fellows, was
held last night.
A pow-wow of Pc Ambo Tribe No.
SIS. Red Men, is scheduled to be held
tonight.
Mountain Rye. an Indian Scout
and Cowboy, arrived in this city at
noon today on his journey from Hol-
lywood, California. to Augusta,
Maine. Wearing a large cowboy hat
and carrying a suit case containing
many photographs Of himself and
letters ard newspaper clippings of
his travels, he attracted considerable
attention as he came down Smith
street Mountain Rye has been in
every state Of the union and says
that he has appeared in a number
of vaudeville engagements accord
ing to parers which he carries.
Tickets have been selling fast for
the first annual moonlight, balloon
and ribbon dance to be given under
the auspices Of the Cardinal A. G. in
St. Stephens auditorium tonight.
Paul w. Baran is chairman of the
affair and Is assisted by Joseph Cab.
Joseph Ptiligrino, John Pwokowski
and Stephen Marciniak. Music for
the occasion will be furnished by the
Sterling Six. There will be prize
waltzes and combination dances.
Souvenirs will be given 70 the first
twenty-five ladies entering the au-
ditorium. Five door prizes will also
be awarded A dozen of ID. and NJ.
baseballs will be given away to the
club having most members present.
The baseball squad of the Police
Social Club holds its practice tomor-
row afternoon at 3 o'clock sharp.
Instead OF the Copper Works field
as previously announced the prac-
tice will be in Wonderland Park at
the foot of First street. All candis
dates should report.
Jersey City Man Heads Masons
TRENTON. April 20.-Arthur
Potterton OF Jersey City. was elect
ed grand master Of the New Jersey
Masons at the 135th communication
OF the order here today. Potter
ton 10 elevated from the position of
deputy grand master. Ernest Reed,
OF Newark, becomes past grand mas
ter, Frank c. Sayrs, OF Camden.
was elevated from the position OF
senior grand warden to deputy grand
master to take the place left vacant
by the retirement OF Mr.. Potterton.
/ Mr. Sav YRS nlare az senior arden