Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-12-03

The Live Wire Social Club held a
dance in honor of their vice pres1-
dent, Einar Nielsen in the club rooms
last night. The decorations were
streamers Of white and purple, the
club colors, credit for this goes to
John J. Mcbride, who was In charge
of the decorating committee and is
responsible for the novelty. Dane
ing was enjoyed and refreshments of
coffee, sandwiches and cake were
served. The affair was chaperoned
by Mrs. Charles Skyes.
About forty guests were present,
the affair beng the first of its kind
given by the association make a very
successful launching into their So
cial activities.
Lady Foresters Court of Amboy
met last night In Jacobson's hall
The meeting was we'll attended. It
was announced that the election of
officers would take place at the next
meeting. The deputy was present
from Railway and gave an interesting
address.
The dark horse of the evening was
awarded to Mrs. Charles De Worth,
Of Fords. Miss Margaret Deveny re-
ported upon her recent visit to the
New Brunswick court. Miss Jose
phine harrington rendered several
selections on the piano.
A surprise party was held in honor
OF Miss Stella Zavistosky by the Jolly
Smilers Sunday night in the Western
improvement Association Hall III
Brace n Music and dancing
and a supper completed the evening.
Osman's orchestra furnished the
music.
Among those present were the
Misses Sue T.. Pado, Helen Merskl,
Agnes Pado, Marie Soldos, Elizabeth
Watsko, Anna Holiday, Ethel Eallie.
Anna Martin, Anna Lampart, Stella
Hav1stosky, Anna Jorgon Mary Eel
nick, Elizabeth Martin, Blanche Grif-
fin, Betty Jorgon, Catherine ParleR,
Elsie Miller, Marie Wash Catherine
Kuyicak, Eleanor Larson, MaIy
Ter, Margaret Connors, Florence Han
son, Mary Giles, Josephine Miller,
Anna Prasko, Mickey McKeon, Mae
Collow, Ethel Lorentzen, Anna CafaI,
Judith Cajal, Anna Mozak, Anna Ko.
elk, Gertrude Reidy and Marie Hudak.
Messrs. Michael Benus, Michael Sea-
man, Bill Brasky. Sylvester Walicky,
Peter Walicky, Steve Dabransky,
Michael Pado, Joseph Soldas,, Charles
Obuck, George Mucha, John Kazimar,
Pau Baron, Joseph Dabransky.
Charles Evans, John Tomko, Peter
Letso, Leon Nelson, Andrew Mazurek,
J.. Srelghan, Peter Kaminsky, George
Kelly, Martin Mora, Arthur Pichter,
Chris Nhbere, George Rodgers, Alex
Holligan, John Barlow. Frank Bas-
Kid Fisher, Kid Seaman, AL
bert Johnson, George Kolisarik, Ig. NJ.
Dlabik, August Vasselman Battling
Andrew, Hendrick Krusas, Mickey
Mersike, George Pribula, William
Mucha, John Silvaney, Edward Bal
tar l'"ul Resetar. Edward Hanson, L.
inski, Michael Milsick. George REESE
Joswiak. J.. c.. Poison and Milvent
Forden, Jr., of this city; John Malloy
of Jersey City;~Joseph Morris of Eliz.
abeth. and Clarence Colburn of Wash
ington. d. c.
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A social affair was given Monday
night at the Salvation Army rest
by Miss Ella Foster,
of the War Service department to "he~
boys" and their friends, as the clos
ing event Of this department. The
entertainment was for the most part
vocal selections being rendered BY
Miss Thelma Emmons, piano seIec-
tons by Miss Edith Kitchlinger of
Sewaren and Miss Lottie Peterson.
Frank p. Foye presided at the piano
of the evening and rendered sew