Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-02-26


| trips was decided upon. Chorus sing
ing Of old folks songs was enjoyed.
A violin and piano duet was rendered
by the Misses Frances and Anna Stas
and a vocal solo BY Miss Katherine
skokan: A supper was thor prepared
in the kitchen OF the house and
served for Daughters of Ilonia, who
met the same night and themselves
in the dining room.
A birthday party was held at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. George Smith,
of 395 East avenue, in honor of their
daughter Gladys ninth birthday. The
afternoon and evening was spent In
dancing. the playing of games and
singing. The color scheme was red.
white and blue. A large birthday cake
with nine candles occupied the CEN
ter Of the dining room table, and at
five o'clock refreshments were served.
Among those present were Anna
May Jones, Marie Jones, Silvia Levin
Ethel Levin. Rose Kemeny, Julia
berg. Elizabeth Sharkey. Anna Cas-
tela, Catherine Castela May Sebersky,
Helen Dodd. Dorothy Dodd, Masters
Andrew Dixon. Allan Dixon, Edward
Kennedy, Thomas Kennedy, Dave
Parnes James Kenney, Frances Ken
ney. Garet Ramberg. Wolfrod Cant
dessy. Eddie Mollish, Mike Mollish,
James Kennedy. John Smith. James
Rogen, Fred Muller. Edward Koal-
her. Mrs. P. Sebersky Mrs. f. Riley.
Mrs. NJ. f. Kennedy. Mrs. Fred Null
Ter, Mrs. John Keller, the Misses
Gladys Smith and Helen Smith and
Mr.. and Mrs. Smith.
Mrs. Chris Heiselberg. of Maple
street. and Mrs. Harry Hansen, of
Sherman street, attended the sixty
sixth birthday anniversary of the for
mer's mother. Mrs. Amanda Larsen.
in Newark. yesterday.
Already the associations are plan
ming their post-lental affairs among
the first will be the dance given by
! the Goodwill Association. At then
! meeting last night arrangements were
/ made for a dance to be held Easter
Monday. April s. The affair will be
! held in the new Auditorium. The
! committee in charge is composed of
| Mes3rs. G. Tooker, chairman assisted
by John Therkleson. secretary and
John Sullivan. treasurer.
Saturday night a private smoker
will be held in the club rooms for
the members and invited guests.
The Junior Auxiliary of st. Peters
church met Tuesday night in the
Parish House in Rector street and
arranged for their lenton work. which
Is missionary. It was decided to give
each member fifty cents and In a given
time, which Is the Tuesday before
Easter, each member is to report to
what extent she has developed the
money by doing various tasks. Two
| ~ ! ina yrro~- onDA4nIAI TO- fhA trun
competing teams, the losing team
will tender the winners a banquet
on Easter Tuesday.
The captain of the first team is
Miss Elizabeth Tremboth and tho
team is composed Of the Misses
Theresa Kvist. Florence Garretson,
Florence Duncan. Evelyn Remicke,
Edith CARTS. Selma Simonsen, and
Martin, Edith Mallet. Ella Simen-
captained by Miss Harriet L.. Tice
and Is composed OF the Misses Louise
Cars, Kathryn Kleckner. Gertrude
Martin. Edith Mallet. Ellen Simen-
sen, Ella De Worth. Josephine Clark.
The Beautiful House Club held
their second meeting last night in the
Community House. This club was
| organized last week with its motive,
to beautify the house. Work has
already been taken up or plain sew
ing lines and hemstitching and the
girls are anxious to learn ~hardanger
work. At the recent exhibition in
the community house a great deal
of hardanger work W a displayed and
1t is the aim of these girls to study to-
wards the completion of similar arti-
Giles.
At the present time Mrs. Edit
Cruise. the local International Insti
tute secretary Is on the outlook foI
an institute for his club in the hard
anger work and any one capable for
tho instruction in this line and will
ing to teach 1t should communicate
with Mrs. Cruise.
The mex: meeting OF the club will
be held next Wednesday night. The
president Is Miss FreidaS. Schwartz;
the vice-president, Miss Mamie Ger
bacheski; secretary. Miss Sara Sachs;
lother members of the club are the
Misses Veronica Dlabik, Marie Bacha
Mary Engelson. Mary Duchak. Alice
Bjork, Martha Piasecki, Meta Nielsen
Marguerite Low. Violet French, Viola
Lembecke, Lenona Thistle and Ger
trude Anderson.
The Daughters Of Ilonia met Tues
day night in the Community House
IT was decided to celebrate Monda,
night, March IS In an interesting
manner. as this Is a Hungarian holi'
day. Preliminary plans were laid
which will be completed at the mex
meeting. The meeting concluded will
a supper cooked and served by mem.
bers of the Victory Girls, who held j.:
meeting the same night.
. .
The Misses Ella f. Anderson, O
Washington street, and A. Elizabeth
Martyak, of Division street, witnessed
the performance of my Golden Girl
in New York Washington's birthday