Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-04-05
KEYPORT

of Education will be held tonight
in the nigh school building.
The regular meeting of the Key
port Improvement Association
scheduled for next Monday, will
be held tomorrow afternoon. Tine
meeting promises to be of interest.
Arthur T. Jack of the Lake Mo-
hogan School for Boys at Peekskill,
has returned after having spent the
spring vacation with his grand
mother, Mrs. John Templeton.
Mrs. John Foster will entertain
the Thought Club at her home Mon
day night The annual election of
officers will, take place.
The Boy Scouts of the Reformed
church will hold a POW wow Fri
day night. which will be attended by
Troop No. SIS of st. Johns NJ. f.
church. of which Benjamin Luf-
burrow IS the scoutmaster. TIE
Wolf Cubs, junior organization of
scouts, viii meet prior to the scout
meeting.
On Friday night, April IA. Coronal
Council. No. 1856, Royal Arcanum.
will hold an open meeting in charge
of the Orator William Newman.
Special guests will include Past
Grand Regent James F. Greeley
and other state officials. Judge
Henry Z. Ackerson. Jr., will preside.
After the business session a social
time will follow.
Mrs. H. Seabrooke Schanck spent
Tuesday with friends in New York.
Two dances are scheduled TO be
held in the borough on Friday night,
April 81. Lady Colfax Lodge, NO.
IS, /. o. o. F.. Daughters OF Re-
becca, will hold an informal dance
in the high school auditorium when
the music will be furnished by
Burkes' country orchestra of New
York. At the Yacht club the last
of a series of dances held by the
Committee of Five will take place
this being a formal dance. The COM
mittee includes Albert Nj. Heigh,
chairman, Gilbert T. Van Mater, j.
Leon Schanck, Lloyd F. Armstrong
and J. Harold Hendrickson. Music
for the occasion will be furnished
by Stillwelrs orchestra OF Freeholo.
At the annual school May Day
fete to be held in Asbury PARK on
May 27, an industrial pageant VIII
be presented at the end of the days
program and will be in charge OF
professor Willis L. Bilderback OF the
local schools.
Rehearsals for the farce comedy
Facing the Music" to be held IN the
Surf theatre on the evening of April
are progressing. The cas- OF
characters includes Miss Olive Brit
ton. Mrs. Frank C~ottrell. Mrs. Hiram
Decks, Mrs. Earl HI. Cherry. Cecil ..
Ackerson, j. Leon Schanck. Ira M.
Ansorge, Harry Johnson and Joseph
Lovett. The farce is being staged
by George j.. Craigen, who, 10 the
mast two wears, has staged success
full minstrel performances. In addl-
ton to the farce a quartet Will De
George b. Rockwell, Fred v. Croes,
Harry johnson and George Cralgen.
illustrated songs will be sung by
George Rockwell.
ON Monday night the Junior
League of Calvary NJ. f. church en-
fertained the members of the Ep-
worth League at a social and enter
tainment. The program was given
by the Junior League members I'M
der the direction Of the su~perlnten-
dent, Mrs. Thomas w. Dawson, at
the conclusion of which a social houf
followed and refreshments were
served by the children.
The federation meeting at Perth
Amboy IN Monday was attended by
a large representation from the Key
port Improvement Association as
well as from the Keyport Literary
Club. Those from the former or
ganization were Mrs. M. Lester Ter
ry. Mrs. A. NJ. Brown, Mrs. r. A
Sondergaard, Mrs. Elner r. Morris,
Mrs. Andrew J. Campbell, Mrs.
James II. Bedle. Mrs. Charles 3
jerks, Mrs. Harvey w. Hartman
Mrs. f. Tucker, Mrs. Q. II. W
Mrs. c. N. Butler. Miss Nan " G.
Mckinney and Mrs. Anna Mckinney.
From the Keyport Literary club
were Mrs. l.. Brewer Walling. Mrs.
G. Leon Garrison. Mrs. Edgar i:
Mrs. William H. Emmons, and
j. w. Keough.
Mr.. and Mrs. John p. Van Kirk
Bradley Beach were n guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Lester Terry this
week.
The dog catcher recently engaged
the borough council began work
Monday rounding up a numper
stray CANNES which he locked IN
an improvised pound at the foot OF
street. During the night some
maliciously inclined persons opened
lock and allowed the dogs TO
away. Officer Mount arrived at
he scene too late to keep the dogs
getting away. The council
-uling states all stray dogs not Ii
.ensed must be taken to h pound
md il not claimed and the hne paid
t~wenty-four hours the dogs
will be exferminated.