Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-09-21
GIVE BANQUET
TO EMPLOYEES
Perth Amboy City Market
Starts Second Year.

A banquet which was n Of the
finest ever held in this city was ten
dered by the Perth AmbOy City Mar
ket to its employees in it's headquar-
ters in Smith street last night. 1t
was given In honor of the commence
ment of the second year Of business
of the market and proved so great
a success that the market organiza-
ton plans to make it an annual
event. About fifty attended. They
Toasted and made merry in a delight
full tanner. Many kinds OF palate
tickling foods were served and va
rious forms of entertainment were
INDUCED in. The night previous
the Perth Amboy City Market con-
Germ held a meeting preparatory 10
entering on its second year OF bust
ness. officers were reelected and
plans were made for the banquet
which followed last night. The DILL
GERS of the market were renamed as
Follows: Morris Shumsky, president;
Hyman Greenspan, vice president;
Philip Borak, secretary; and Peter
Rasmussen, treasurer.
4 The affair last night was in the
form of a supper and smoker. The
big market was closed early for the
occasion. Tables were set about the
spacious room in an artistic man
ner. The repast was elaborate and
bountiful. The tables literally
Eroaned under the weight OF the
many good things to eat and drink
piled upon them. Expense was not
spared and consequently there was
the best of good things to be had.
Like one huge family, half a hun
bred members of the concern. m
pIoyers and employees sat together
in mutual enjoyment.
President Shumsky Speaks.
President Shumsky rendered a
speech which placed everyone pres
ent IN good humor. He extended
words of welcome and explained the
object of the feast, which he said
was simply to bring together in
closer harmony the relations be
tween employers and the employees.
He said he hoped all differences
would forever be obliterated and
that employers and employees would
always work together side by side in
perfect relationship as should exist
between man and man.
Vice president Greenspan and Sec
rotary Borak spoke briefly in q SINH
lar manner as did Treasurer Ras-
mussen, Robert l.. Davis, adVertis-
ing manager for the concern, acted
POSTMASTER. Many tOasts were
given and responded to in rapid sue
cession. In response to the toast, !
i'The Perth Amboy City Market, " :
FIr. Gumbiner, the auditor, made a =
-ew very interesting remarks OPTIC =
n|tstically prophesying the firms fu- !
ure and expressing a hope and de- +
ire for many like occasions. +
Entertainment Furnished.
,0ne of the many features Of the -
fDE was a character sketch by :,
'enheim, whose makeup as -
gentleman was pronounced 4,
gSe His efforts were loudly ap- u,
Aid, in response to which he rem a.
a nnnaesr of cnpi * songs a
making time the best 94~-sei4Inngg
prevailed. The repast was prepared
the markets own chef and caterer ?
RADIO Schleser. Fish, fowl and "
'oasts were accompanied by various y
--Tds Of wet goods. The salads u
we're pronounced perfect. The af- =
lair was kept up until the wee small Y
hours of the morning. i
AiAOAS LhO9S pAcSSIt were. Inc ,
Misses Hilda Brody and Julia
HUMPHREYS, Morris Shumsky, Hyman
.Greenspan, Peter Rasmussen, Philip
Borak, Louis Gumbiner, Robert l..
Davis, Charles RADIO Schleser, Eman-
uel Altman, Morris Greenfield, J.
w. Harmed, Frank Burhard, Joseph
Frankel, Louis Schmidt, Jens Olsen.
Soren Palmblatt, Joseph L~eskevitch,
Herbert Bernard. William Shumskv
Frank Miller, George Bowers, Al
fred Pollino, Edward Camisa, Max
Brentenheim, E. NJ. Drost, Joseph
Lewkowltz and Martin Nielsen.