Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-02-15
MANY FEATURES
At BIC Bazaar
High School Seniors Expect
Large Attendance at Bene-
fit Event Tomorrow

Everything is in readiness for the
grand opening of the senior bazaar at
the local high school tomorrow af-
ternoon. The affair will continue
through the evening and a large at
tendance Is anticipated.
The corridors will be a conglomer-
alton of colors and the various
booths are sure to be rushed all day.
The committee in charge is sparing
no efforts to make the bazaar a sue
cess. The Golfers of the fund for
the trip to Washington are expected
to be filed to overlooking.
Tickets have been out for the last
week. The ticket committee is in
charge of Joseph Je1linek. Nat
Cohen, president of the Varsity Club,
has his varsity men selling admit
lance pasteboards in every part of
the city.
" One of the leading booths will be
the chocolate booth. At this booth
several pretty senior bellJs dressed
as dairy maids will be in attendance.
The demon auctioneer from Bor-
neo," Abraham u. Goldsmith, is Ire
to be a magnet. while the fortune
telling TEN in charge Of an expert
enced gypsy whose wanderlust has
brought her to Perth Amboy will no
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city booth will also be an attractive
stopping place. Iany articles of
value will be on sale there.
A strange celestial atmosphere will
prevail at the Japanese tea-room in
the domestic science room. That
least Is east" and west Is west" will
be proven when one will perceive
the oriental setting in the school
basement o
In the school auditoriuA. a minia-
ture vaudeville show will be staged.
The headliner of the evenin will be
a one-act comedy, entitled "The
Florist Shop" which will be a laugh
Ing farce from beginning to end. The
drama is briefly as follows:
Maude, the sympathetic clerk in
Slovsky's florist shop, has been in
structed to send flowers free of
charge where they W; do most good.
She follows these orders but not to
the satisfaction of her employer,
especially when she sends orchids to
someone Who yearly buys a seventy
innocent Easter lily.
Miss Wells, enga. ed for fifteen
years to Mr.. Jackson, a human saw
ings bank, has received the orchids
but cannot ascertain who the sender
is. To the delight of Henry, the
handy man, she calls at the sLop to
inquire and then meets Mr.. Jackson,
who is moved to such action that his
pocketbook suffers. The orchids have
done some good for Miss Wells is to
be married at st. Marks. Flowers
for the event are to come from Slow
sky's to the extreme delight of
Maude, who has been discharged for
having sympathy enough for a
wholesale house.
The cast is composed of Mr.. Slow
sky, proprietor of the shop, Lewis
Diamond: Maud, the clerk, Rose
Wedeen; Henry, the handy man,
Alex Horoschak: Miss Wells, Ruth
Emmons, and Mr.. jackson, Ralph
Sharp. These principals are being
coached by Miss Florence Stauffer,
of the English department, and the
success of the play is virtually as
sured.
There is also on the program a
sketch by the famous Irish coined
ians," kushinsky and DeAndrea.
This inseparable pair have returned
from a tour of some famous play
houses in the east, according to their
press agent, and as a result have
stocked in their repertoire all the
latest Jokes and wise cracks" Sew
eraI emotional Genes are included in
this sketch. All those with weak
hearts are warned to keep away.
Miss Sayde Miller will give several
characteristic impersonations and as
a little dessert the audience will be
treated to some hair-raising stunts
by performers from the physical ed
ucation department. Topical songs,
the products of some of the seniors,
will no sung nv q 0rnNn nf HRpqI
Brummels' from the class.