Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-12-04

A Iheeung of the telephone opera
tors OF the ocal branch of the New
York Telephone Company met Tues
day night at the home Of Miss Jesse
Phillips In Market street and formed
into a club which will be known as
the T n. j. Club and they chose blue
and white the telephone colors as the
club co crs.
The election OF officers took place.
Miss Mary Mcnamara was elected
pres dent: Miss Alice Doian. vice
president: Miss Jesse Phillippi, secre-
tary and Miss May Eggerston. treas
urer.
Plans have already been made for
two affairs to be held in the near fu-
ture, one Saturday night, a franklin
ter roast and another New Years eve
at the home of Miss Handerhan. On
the refreshments committee for New
Years eve is Miss Marie Handerhan
and on the decorating committee is
Miss Margaret Mcnamara.
The c.ass of 10 VIII hold a meet
ing Friday night in the Parish House
IN Rector street at s o'clock for the
purpose of talking over plans for a
reunion to be held during the Christ
mas holidays. AS many of the
members of the class as possible are
requested to be there as it is the hope
Oh the pTeSiueiiL ludI Lht aii1lA hAA
be put across on a large scale.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Hammond, of
Rose lie, entertained at her home in
Roselle the former part of the week.
Mrs. Hammond was formerly Miss
There's Toolan, of this city. Those
who attended from here were the
Misses Theresa Donehue, Olga Fons-
kov, Gertrude Toolan n Mrs John
Toolan, ST.. Messrs. John Toolan, Jr.,
Thomas Major, William Therkelsen
and Bernard Too!an
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The Philathea Society of the First
Baptist church in conjunction with
the members of the Ladies' Aid are
now ready to open their sale tonight
at 1880 o'clock in the church.
There will be the handkerchief
booth under the direction Of Miss
Sue FRANKIE; the towel booth under
the direction of Miss Thclma I'm
mons; the bag booth. under the direc-
ton of Miss Elsie Bernard; the
Larkin booth under the direction OF
Mrs. Clarence David, and the candy
booth under the direction of Miss
Emily Greene. The Ladies' Aid viii
have charge of the apron and food
booths, and Mrs. Clarence Wright
will take charge of the sale of ice
cream. There will be cones for sale
and also cream to be taken home IN
packages
The Standard Bearers Of the Simp-
son M. Z. church held a party at the
home of Miss Elizabeth Kress in
Lawrence Harbor last Friday night,
the trip being made by automobile.
The evening was spent in singing and
the playing of games. An enjoyable
time was spent by all, refreshments
being served at 1880 by the hostess.
The girls and boys left for heir
homes at a late hour. Plans are be-
ing made for a strawride to be held
in the neal future.
Among those present were the
Misses Emma Greiner, Elizabeth
Kress, Eleanore Walters, Virginia
Widerstrom Mildred Rankin, Ethel
David, Frances Hance, Miss Hanson,
Florence Lutz; Peter Hansen, Frede-
rick Glochau. Walter Coe, John Coe,
Edward Carbon, Willard Rankin,
Harold Jensen, Walter Gardell, Mr..
Brown, Warren HiLDard, Mr.. and
Mrs. Kress.
Everything is in readiness for the
dance which will be held tonight in
Dana Hall by the Barbara Freitche
Girls. A cordial invitation has been
extended t O all those who have attend
ed the dances of the club held in
Western Improvement Association
Hall and tickets may be secured at the
door. A three piece orchestra of
O'BTan's win furnish The music.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ignatz Modze1ewski,
of 81 Barclay street, gave a party
yesterday in honor of the sixteenth
birthday OF their daughter, Celia.
The rooms were decorated with red,
white and blue streamers and games
were played. dancing enjoyed and re-
freshments were served.
Among those present were the
Misses Myrle Smith, Margaret Jor-
gensen, Edna Kelley, Bettina CALAIS
81, Beatrice Knudsen. Rose Benjak-
Betty Bentak, Madeline Kovalchik.
Mary M~ontani, Anna Strangan, Mary
Modzeiewski, Anna Modzeiewski and
Celia Modzejewski and Master Joseph
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