Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-02-18

A surprise party was held at the
home of Miss Beth Lasky in honor OF
Claud Brown, last night. Games,
music and dancing were the entertain
ments of the evening.
Those present were the Misses Beth
Lasky, Betty Jorgan, Sue Pado, Beth
Yatsko. Mary Yatsko. Anna Jorgan.
Anna Mickles, Mary Wash, Anna
Lampart, Catherine Kupcha, Gather
inc Panek. May Matolie, Beth Beg
any and Esther Chures, and Messrs.
Fred Lasky. Michael Pado, William
dan, Edmund Hager, Peter Konofsky,
Theodore Mickey, Ludwig Juswiak
Walter Banzick, William Generosity,
Charles Kover, Andrew Graamer,
Paul w. Baron. William Nixon. John
Horvath, Joseph Balint Joseph
Plisko, Charles O'Buch, David Gas
per and Joseph Lasky and Mr.. and
Mrs. McFarlane and Mr.. nj Mrs.
Puyda.
The Ladies' Aid Society Of the First
Baptist Church will give a Cafeteria
supper In tho chapel of the church,
corner Madison avenue and Market
street, from 6 to 8 O'Clock on Friday
night. A very wholesome menu Will
be the feature of the evening. Follow
ing the supper an entertainment VIII
be given by the young people OF the
church. The food will be served from
booths or compartments in charge OF
the following ladies:
Mrs. Fred Bernard and Mrs. DAVIS,
ham and baded beans
Mrs. Sellers and Mrs. Howard Kin
sey, salads.
Mrs. Robert McHose and Mrs. Eu-
kraut and rolls.
Edward Kinsey and Mrs. j. B.
FRANKIE, biscuit.
Mrs. Hiram Ward and Mrs. F. w.
Liddle, pies.
Mrs. George Liddle and Mrs. Clarence
Wright, coffee.
Mrs. Hull and Mrs. Bedford. ice
cream.
Mrs. Monroe and Mrs. Alchin will
be stationed in the Kitchen.
The general chairman of the affair
is Mrs. Eugene Hope.
More than 800 was realized at the
chicken patty supper served in st.
Peters parish house last night by
the Woman's Guild Of the church.
Many were present to partake of the
tempting menu. Mrs. W. Northey
Jones was chairman of the commit
tee in charge of the dining room and
Mrs. Hugh s. Garrison chairman of
the kitchen committee. Coffee was
poured during the supper by Mrs. u.
P. Olmstead, Mrs. J.. Henry Smith,
Mrs. George Hooper, Mrs. Martin,
Barlow and Mrs. Trueman. There
was also a parcel post booth at which
packages, the contents of which were
unknown, were for sale. This table
was presided over by the Misses
Florence Garretson, Katherine
Kleckner and Harriet Tice.
After being postponed for several
weeks on account of illness, Miss
Clark's dancing class for young folks
was resumed yesterday afternoon.
The session was held for the first
time in the anew auditorium Of the
Raritan Yacht Club. The floor was
in excellent condition and the large
room makes it an ideal place for
such gatherings.
The Y. w. H. A. entertainment
committee will hold an important
meeting tonight to make final ar
rangements for the leap year dance
to be held Monday night, February
23. Anyone desiring an invitation
may secure n from any or
the Y. M. H. A. or Y. w. H. "A or at
the association building n night this
week. All members are requested to
be at the "Y' at $3.50 tonight at which
time dance programme will be distrib-
uted.
Miss Gegenia B. Brophy, a daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. John Brophy, of
South Amboy. was married to Will
liam ]. Logs. of Perth Amboy. in Sa-
cred Heart church. South Amboy,
of relatives and friends Of the two
ceremony was performed by Rev.
William A. Quinn. OF st. Mary's
church, South Amboy. The ceremony
was witnessed by a large gathering
o relatives and friends of the two
families.
The bride had as maid of honor
Miss Mae Trinley, Of South Amboy.
Michael Deegan. of this city. was best
man. After the ceremony there was
a reception inc wedding breakfast at
the home of the brides parents.
The bride looked charming in a
gown of white silk chiffon and bridal
veil. She carried a bouquet Of bridal
roses. Miss Trinley waA attired in a
peach colored beaded g~eorgette gown
with white hat. h carried pink car
nations.
The couple left this city yesterday