Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-02-01
St. Anthony Club
Enjoy Brilliant
Reunion Social.

1mbued with a feeling of unity
Ind sociableness, the members of
he Saint Anthony baseball club last
light inaugurated their 1913 season
If activities with a brilliant dance
md reception In Washington hall,
which was strictly private to men,
,ers, their friends and a few invited
guests. That everyone had spent
an enjoyable time was certain for
no one left the prettily decorated
ball until the social was almost end
ed. Large Ameracin flags and reo.
white and blue streamers were
strung across the hall to beautify
the scene. The dance floor was
ideal for the dancing which was en-
Joyed to the merry strains OF Prof.
Horner's orchestra. Drinks were
served throughout the night to re-
fresh the throng of dancers. SO
many different kinds of drinks could
be had that the majority OF cafe
owners would have blushed with
envy had they seen the Saint An
ttony bar with is contents.
Soon after the guests arrived and
were received by the arrangement
committee, Floor Manager Daniel J.
Dwyer ordered the beginning of the
dance program. The first part vas
opened with a grand entree. A
tucker was the most enjoyed dance
in this period. The second half
opened with a two step, Soon the
requests for another tucker were so
that they seemed unani-
nous and the floor manager yielded
and this time again the tucker prov
ed the feature dance. Between the
first and second parts of the dance
order a supper march was led by the
floor manager.
The Marathon restaurant catered.
A refreshing menu was served.
Following were the courses:
Blue Points on Half Shell.
Celery Green Olives Radishes
Chicken Gumbo Soup
Roast Turkey
Mashed Potatoes Cranberry Sauce
Ice Cream
Coffee Cake R%oouefort Cheese
Bents Water Crackers
Choice Liquors Cigars
After the upper the Saint An
thony band rendered an overture.
Martin j. O'Hara, Tod Desmond,
Edward Maloney and Joseph McDer,
mott comprised the orchestra.
Much praise for the success
should be given the committee of
arrangements, which was composed
of the following: William j. Ma
loney, Thomas M. Hanley. John
Hunt. Albert Hibbett. Peter A..
Toolin, j. j. Jones, w. c. Christie
pherson, P. l.. Dwyer. Frank Ton
= CHINE and John w. Harrington Sec
rotary and treasurer. Peter O'Toole
and Charles Donegan acted ably as
assistant floor managers.
Among those present we're:
Misses Ruth Gallagher Cecilia
Burns, Theresa Donohue, Sadie Jul
Han. Grace O'Brien. Mary OToole.
Julia Gerity, Mamie Campbell, Mel
lie Smith, Elizabeth Kiimurray,
Florence Buchanan, Katherine
Leary. Marjorie LeaTy, Julia Hol-
zheimer, Frances Fitzgerald. Violet
Horner, Alice Campbell, Mary Smith,
Hattie O'Brien, Catherine Corgan,
Nellie Griffen, Ella Kisko. Emma
Yenk, Agnes Fedderson. Josephine
Simonsen, Fife Simonsen. Margaret
Murdoch. Mamie O'Brien. Theresa
Kilmurray, Enger Larson. Nellie
Dolan, Hilda Madison, Rose Madi-
Sen, Emma Anderson. Catherine
Skov, Mary Kenlon, julie Dolan.
Theresa Melko and Clara Reidx.
Harry Gallagher, Charles Decker.
Philip Dryer, Frank Longtime, Mich
ael O'Hara, Ray Seguine. James
Campbell, Arthur Jensen, John
Griffen, Arthur Leahy, Joseph
Leahy. Daniel . Dryer, Joseph Ma
loney, Michael Maloney, William ].
Maloney, John w. Harrington, Will
liam Christonherson, Louis Ellie,
Benjamin Miller, John Clear, John
Rielley, James Rielley, Tod Des-
mond, John Farrell, Joseph McDer-
mott, Charles Loeser. George Loeser,
Ned Farrell, Walter Desmond, Pc
ter O'Toole, Ray Costello, John
Hunt. William Fullerton, John j.
Jones, Peter Toolin, Albert Hibbitt,
Walter Yenk, Michael Kennedy, b.
Hanley, Louis Longtime, Walter
Mealham. John Erickson, Joseph
Dalton, Peter Melko, Edward Kelly,
John Buchanan, Joseph Dwyer, Ar
thur Clinchey, Walter Palmer.
Frank Ritter and D. T. Wilentz OF
the EVENING NEWS of this city,
Misses Josephine Compton and Mar
garet Lyons Of Railway. Misses Mae
Moran, Catherine Lett, Clara Cusick,
Rose Dawling and Nellie O'Leary of
South Amboy, and Misses Mae and
Helen Brennan and Hilda Skey of
Woodbridge,