Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-05-07
south Amboy Moman,s CInb

South Amboy Woman's Club
SOUTH AMBOY, May 7.-"Joan /
Of Arc" presented at the High /
School auditorium Friday night by
the Woman's Club Choral Society,". |
attracted z large audience. The var /
ious vocal numbers were received
by much applause. In fact it is sell
dom that the people OF this city are /
treated 10 as fine a musical prod
gram as that given by the Woman's
] Club. Mrs. PIersol Cozzens. both as1
a director and as a vocalist, proved /
beyond q doubt that she Is exceptional
| ally capable.
The musical arrangement was red
ceiyed with great o%utbursts of ap~I
plause. The soloists, as well as tnsl
large chorus put over their diffienlrI
parts III a magnificent manner. So8i
a dull moment vas felt throughcuE@
the long program. The affair HasI
also a nnancIal success.
The proceeds of the affair will 90
donated TO the South Amboy<Memo~i
/ rial Hospital. 1t is expected thaGz
Mrs. Cozzens will at some futursj
date plan another such affair.
Following is the large cast thaaI
were instrumental toward bringing
about the plays success:
Sol0lsts: j. harris Jones, tenors{
Henry l.. Van Mater, bass; Mrs. AdaI
PiersUL Cozzens. Soprano; accompa~I
mist, George K. Christ.
Chorus
Sopranos, Mrs. ID. c. Chase. Mrs.|
J. I. Albright, Mrs. +. r. Hoimanj
Mrs. Frank hawes. Mrs. Frank HAIL.
Mrs. Eugene Osborne, Mrs. Joh4I
Perkins, Mrs. Lawrence Pitt. Mrz.|
Edwin lice, Mrs. A. {. Gardner, Mrs.
J. X. Van Pelt, Mrs. George Clarke
Miss Hazel Breitner, 3liss Mildred
Allen and Miss Ruth Newton.
Tenors, John II. Cozzens, J. vi
Parker, Lee LaRue, Robert Mater-|
man, James Rea, James Reiliys|
Frank Hall. 4
Altos, Miss Myra Dietrich, Mrs.|
George Mack, Miss Takpohy Paru~|
max, AIRS. ]. X. Suits, Mrs. W. 81
Dietrich.
Bassos. John Ellams, Edwin Tice.
Arthur Ingraham. {. Leon Cozzens.]
Robert Mason, Lawrence Pitt, john
Perkins.
DR., E. H. Eulner. DR.. J. Francis
Weber. Dr. h. J. Ill, DR.. L. a. Ills|
Or. L. 4. Meacham. DIR. S. Kinney.]
DIR. {. \. Gesswein, DR.. A. L. Smith,.
DR.. Melvin Hunt, DR.. Frank c. Hem
~. Dr. j. L. Mcdowell.
Guarantors
Mayor and Mrs. ID. {. Chase, Mr.j
and Mrs. L. A. Fisher, Mr.. and Mrs.
Dewitt Blew. Mr.. and Mrs. John Al
Coan. Mr.. and Mrs. William Z. Nich-|
OILS, Mr.. and Mrs. George Gundrumd
Mr.. and Mrs. George Gundrum, ord
Mr.. and Mrs. George Clarke, Mr. and
Mrs. John Sutliff, Mr.. and Mrs. j. ID
Van Pelt, Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver NJ.
Welsh. MIR. and Mrs. W. j. Donnell,
Rev. and Mrs. George Abel. Mr.. and
Mrs. Leroy j. Bergen, Mr.. and Mrs.
Oliver Lockhart, MIR. and Mrs. ]. a.
A%pplegate, Mr.. and Mrs. Jam6s u,
Rea, MIR. and Mrs. w. G. Pearce. Mr..
and Mrs. H. G. Hoffman. AIRS. Har-
riet Wilson, Nj. and Mrs. c. r,
Stults, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert NJ. Kerr.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Safran, Mr..
and Mrs. Samuel Newton. Mr.. and
Mrs. c. -SteuerWald, Jr., Mr.. and Mrs.
Richard Rue, Mr.. and Mrs. James
Nichols, Mr.. George Crane. Mr.. ana
Mrs. G. Filskov, Mr.. and Mrs. James
H. Dawson, Mr.. Frederick N. Towns
ley, Mr.. and Mrs. Kaufman. Mr.. Pat~
rick henah. Mr.. and Mrs. ]. j.
Scully, Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred T. Kerr,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. W. Christian.
The committee in charge OF the
card party for the benefit Of the
Catholic Daughters Of America to be
held in their rooms tonight are: Mrs.
Isabella Hage, Keansburg; Mrs
Mary Rea. Mrs. Mary Ryan, Mrs.
Julia Rea, Mrs. Matilda Rush, Mrs
Mary Sullivan, Mrs. A. Anderson
Mrs. Margaret Brennan, Mrs. A.,
Sager, Misses Mae Segrave, Elizabeti
Sutlin' Marie salmon and Nell
Stanton.
The bakery sale held at Dora Gin
ter's store. Broadway. for the beneG
of the Ladies Auxiliary Of the Amei
! lnan Ln-Ian IN s. EnrAa. E.nr-n.-