Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-01-04
What Perth Amboy
Women Are Doing

The noon a AT the L
again resumed their popularity yes
terday. A most tempting menu con-
sisting OF roast beef. mashed pota-
toes, string beans, pickles olives.
celery, cranberry sauce, pie, cake
and coffee were served. Mrs. Will
liam CARTS was in charge assisted
by Miss Lucy Bernard, Miss Fran
ces Hance, Miss Ethel David and
Miss Emma Sanford Mrs. CARTS,
Chairman of the cafeteria, urges
that all Girls Club members do
nate something for the luncheon,
as week in and week out II - us
ually the same people that donate
these delicious home cooked foods.
Tonight in the knights of Column
bus home in High street. the Rosary
Society will auspice their first card
party this year. Tables will be ar
ranged for bridge. five hundred,
| pinochle, euchre and the peanut Jab
| Mrs. Hugh Reilly is chairman OF
the affair. Most attractive prizes
will be awarded.
One of the interesting functions
| looked forward to by many people
in this city is the masquerade ana
| CIVIC dance to be held in Junior nan
on Tuesday, January so, under the
direction of the Barbara Erietche
| Girls. Many prizes will be awarded
| for the prettiest, most unique and
| most grotesque costumes. Ton
rhini's Royal Serenaders will FUR
| nish the music for the dancing.
| Tickets mayS be procured from any
member of the club.
The Girls Progressive Club. a
newly formed club In this city no!o
their meetings In the Commmnlsy
House every Tuesday night. They
are now planning for a threatre
party to New York In the near fu-
tire. Preliminary arrangements
have also been made a for a dance
to be held in Junior hall some time
in February.
There will be a regular meeting
~ tho Woman's City Democratic
| Club in their club oorns over the
strand theatre on Monday night a.
8 o'clock. Reports will be heard
from the different cornmtttees ano
plans completed for the card party
and dance to be held in their cruz
rooms on January Is. AT the ciose
of the business session. two inter
esting speakers will be present &c
address the club. A. social hour VII
follow.
Mrs. e. H. Boynton. Of Wood
bridge, Commissioner or Mosquite
Determination in this state. was one
Of the m who appeared pefore
the Board of Freeholders at theii
meeting heli in New Brunswick last
night asking for more funds to carry
on this work. Mrs. Boynton has
played an active part in this wori
throughout the state.
All plans have been completed fol
the barn dance TO be held In tins
new auditorium in New Brunswick
avenue under the direction OF thu
Catholic Daughters of America. OF
Friday, January ~. Fred O'Brien'i
orchestra will furnish the music fol
the dancing. Tickets may be pro
cured from any member of the or
s~aniyation or at the door. The com
mittee in charge r planning Tor .
record attendance at this popular
annual event.
The prospective work OF the ar
department for the year 1879 VII
be the studying OF interior decora
ton. under the leadership of Mrs
D~anenhower and Miss Caroline Kim
hall. The meetings are held thu
second and fourth Monday evenings
OF each month. In addition to th'
study course the department plan'
to keep in close touch with lectures
and exhibits. The school prizes will
be given as last year; some SPECIFIC
work done in the city along better.
ment lines and an exhibit Of loca'
are will be made. In March, q pro
gra1s viii be presented to the club
Famous Pictures IN Tableau."
The Parsnt-Teacher Association OF
No. z school will hold their regular
meeting in the school, Tuesday. Jan
uary is. A most interesting speak