Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-12-02

The FRANKLIN Social Club held a
party in their club rooms Saturday
night and a number of local people
were in attendance.
The rooms were decorated with red,
white and blue trimmings. The eve
ming was spent in dancing and playing
games, after which a supper was Serv-
ed. The committee in charge of the
affair consisted of William Frazer,
chairman, Arthur Martin and Charles
Leslie.
Th3se present were the Misses
Helen Poulsen, Anna Horoschak, Ma
mic Bonalsky, Helen Brosky, Jessie
MCCardlc, Mamie Beyers, Anna Balb,
Sophie Leslie, Loretta Duffy, Tessie
Broslly and Kathleen Jackson and
Messrs. N. G.. Smith. Dan O'Brien,
Robert Jackson, Arthur Young, Will
liam Hanson, Richard Weed. j. Sulli-
van, Steve Iovas, Hans Grispart,
Erich Schuster, Francis Kelly, s. E.
Baumlin, Harold Mason, John Wallace
and Fred Kuhn.
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The Executive Board of the Perth
Amboy Chapter of the American Red
Cross met in the Red Cross rooms
last week. At this meeting the board
decided that the local chapter would
provide Christmas boxes for twenty OF
the soldier boys in the Fox Hill Base
Hospital. Anyone wishing to assist in
this good work is asked to call at the
Red Cross office or telephone Mrs.
Adrian Lyon for instructions.
Mrs. Charles Seguine gave a very
interesting report for the Motor Corps,
telling of their help in carrying on the
civic work and in transporting of pa
tients for the Middlesex Anti-Tuber-
cuIosis League to the Bonnie Burns
Sanitorium.
Miss Marie Hanko was the hostess
al a charming affair recently j.. hon
or of her birthday. Vocal SOLVE were
rendered by the Misses Marie Petrick
Ruth Hyde. A course supper was
served late In the evening on a table
decorated with twenty-one pink
roses.
A birthday party was held Saturday
night in m of Miss Helen Sgd
1osky, at her home, 613 Cortland
street. Games were played during
the evening and a supper was served
at a late hour.
-mOng those present were the
Misses Helen Sydlosky. Martha Ziel-
insky, Anna Delman, Elizabeth San
TRY, Anna and Helen Krochmolly, An
Seline French, Louise Morris, Anna
kreudle, Rost Pero, Mildred Morris,
FLORENCE Berkey, Mary Martis, Anna
French, Louise Morris, Florence Ber
fey, Mary Martis, Anne Martis and
and Fritz Weber, Edward Pavise, Mich
ael Archibald, Charles Rover. VIII
liam Wilson, Leo Mulligan, Rudolf
Eroka, Joseph Orzichousky, Jack
p'Hara, Harry Olesen, George Miller,
bf Newark, Michael Sanko n Fred
Eearny of Elizabeth, Peter Caracaus
pnd Frank Origins of Woodbridge n
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All the young ladies who will as
sist in the fair which will be held in
The Baptist church Friday night, are
requested to report at the church
Thursday night in order to get their
booths ready.
Final preparations for the dance
to be held Thursday night In Dana
hall by the Barbara Freitchie Girls
were made at their meeting last night
at the home of Miss Olga Fonskov in
Amboy avenue. The returns from the
sale of tickets is very favorable up
to date. All the members are re-
uuested to meet at the home of MISS
Anna Beck, 423 Compton avenue to-
morrow night in order to make final
returns on the tickets. The next
meeting will be held at the home OF
Miss Ingrid Andersen in SAT Sayre
venue.
A party was rendered Saturday
night 10 Miss Anna Kodak at her home
S42 CoIfax street. Games were played
and a number of victrola selections
we're rendered. A supper was served
ct a late hour. Among those present
were the Misses Alice Knoesel, Meta
Holt, Olivia Petersen, France Reimer,
Nora Burke, Catherine Feeney Eliza
beth Casper, Rose Cotter, Anna Roga-
nand. Anna kodak. Messrs. Peter
Belgrave. Hans Holt, Andre Holt, Vic
tor I.ortzen, Herbert Petersen, Slyves-
ter Osman, John Curry, Richard Ro-
gan, John Balskni, Louis Kodak. John
Tatink, Jack Fennessey, James Nc
Namara, Michael Zavadsky. Joseph
Selesky, George Cherry, Mrs. Misc1na
and Mr.. and Mrs. Ste1ton n Mr.. and
Mrs. Louis Kodak, of this city. Chester
Smith. of New York, William Lover
gan, of Newark. Robert McCracken.
Avenel; Andrew Pearl of South Am
boy.
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One of the most noted women in
the United States. # not through per-
sonal contact <an through the news
papers is Mrs. t1ice Cary Russell who
will address Girls Club of Perth Am
boy at their meeting tomorrow night
in the club rooms of the local pub
lie library. Mrs. Russell is better
known as the author of THE Women
Who Saw The program committee
worked very lard in order to pro-
cure her and the members of the club
are unusually lucky to be able to listen
to her talk upon "S~ouveniring Around
the World"
No member of the club will be ad-
nlitted without her membership card
except the new members who We're
voted in at the past executive meet
ing. Each member who brings a
guest to this meeting besides present.
ing the guest fee must write the name
on a piece of paper accompanied by
the members name n present it to
the door keeper. Any members of the
Woman's Club or of clubs belonging to
the Girls League of Perth Amboy
must present their credentials before
being admitted at the door. Only the
side door of the library leading di-
rectlv into the club may be used as
ordered by the library board.
The meeting viii start at 8 o'cbock
sharp as owing to the amount of bust
ness on hand and also h interesting
sneaker the mnntinp must be started