Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-05-26
Club Euents

Inuer tine auspices U th0 tAtNCAS
Girls Club banquet and private dance
was held recently at the Slovak hall
in honor of the boys who have been
hin both the American and CZecho
Slovak armies.
The affair, in charge of the Misses
Marie Kovalik, Kathryn Skokan ana
Anna T. .Stas was a great success
from the very commencement Ine
hall was decorated with the Ameri-
can and Slovak colors and dancing
was enjoyed throughout, the music
being furnished by Frank Rubanas
orchestra. The Slovak national anc
"Beseda," was the feature of the even
ing, sixteen boys and girls from the
gym class taking part. The girls choir
rendered several Slovak songs ana
solos were enjoyed.
The supper was served at 10 o'clock
preceded by a grand march, for which
each guest was presented with an
! American flag and a carnation. lgna-
thus Dlabik acting as toast master
called on Frank Stas and John Novak
whose speeches caused great APP
plause.
Those present at this affair were
Misses Marie Kovalik. Kathryn Sko-
kan, Bertha Gallos. Anna r. I
Frances Stas, Margaret Liptak, Rose
Jaros, Pauline Krupa, Anna krupa,
Elizabeth Kovalcik,, Rose Gondora
! Marie Zelinak, Marie Uhrin, Anna
I Kijak, Susan Begani, Kathryn Dlabik,
Rose Juracka, Emma Gocal, Eliza
| beth Gocal, Mesdames Frank Stas.
Simon Kijak, lose Hirschak and Anna
Skala.
Messrs. Ignatius NJ Dlabik. Stephen
Sahul. Chas. GaGllos, Anton Kubulak,
Jr., Victor Fabrovic, Frank Rubaha,
Anton Bruck. Andew Gallow, els
| worth Marshall, John Biega, stephen
g,,.zt.. faI, I[rtno Tncanh KINDA.
| Michael Muska, Andrew Krempask
Stanley Morgan, Frank Kovalik,
Frank Novak, Frank Svintek, Michael
Gasko, John Seaman, stephen Miko-
lajcak Jr. Frank StaS and John
Novak.
The Martha Washington Club held
a regular meeting in the Community
| House in tombstone street last night.
A new member Miss Anna Panko was
accepted. The girls have started
| making for the Klrmis In
| which they will dance the virginia
Reel.
plans for a June picnic to he held
SUNDAY June 6, were made. The hike
| will be held on Long Island sound.
The resignation of Miss Mary Pesrlck,
the president, was read n accepted.
A social time followed
Ine HOOutO AtuO liOOD
| are employees OF the Goodman-Cohen
| Shirt Company met Monday night IN
| their club rooms. 1t was decided TO
have another dance on rid nlght
| June IS, in Washington hail. Ihe
| music for the affair will be furnished
by the r. A. h Trio. assisted by Two
extra pieces, making a five piece or
chestra. Refreshments viii also De
served. The committee on arrange
ments is headed by Clarence + Nav
bey, assisted by Day NJ. Fritts n
Miss May McMurtree.
The Executive Board OF the Girls
club of Perth Amboy will meet to-
! night at 7:45 o'clock at the home OF
Miss Elizabeth Macan in SO State
street.
A Get-together party to which all
the members OF all the clubs which
meet in the Community House are
invited, will be held tomorrow night
in the Community House In
tombstone street. An interesting
| has been planned, which
will be concluded with refreshments
This Is the first party of Its Kind TO
be planned where all the members
of the different clubs will meet to-
gether. 1t will give the members a
, chance to exchange view points on
/ ul1EItllI 0luO ava
| spend an entertaining evening.
The Daughters of Ilonia met last
| night In the Community House IN
tombstone street and completed their
! arrangements for their dance to be
held in Washington Hall Thursday
night, June 8. On the ticket commit
tee are Mrs. julius Gaspar and Miss
! Elizabeth Seaman; on the refresh
went committee are the Misses Eliz-
| abeth Persack, Julia Szalka, Mary
Wathne and Anna Singler. The moor
/. manager will be Mrs. Julius GasPar
| n was also decided to nave the nal
done in the club colors OF green ano
white.
One of the features of the a1alf
| will be the rendition of a few songs
by the club. These were practlceo
last night.
In Norway a girl must have a GER
ti6cate hat she can cook before she
can be married.