Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-01-30

The Community House which IS
situated on the corner of tombstone
and Barclay streets will be formally
opened next week with a reception
Tuesday night. The reception will
be given TO the people of the city
with special invitations to the Board
of Education, the Board of Directors
of the International Institute, and
the Board of Health.
Every afternoon from 2 until 5
O'Clock and every evening from 8
O'Clock until 10 O'Clock there will be
open house. Each dayt girls of u
different nationality will act as hos
tess, At this time the handiwork OF
the girls characteristic of their ma
~tionality will be on display. The girls
themselves in many instances will
appear in costumes Of their native
land. Refreshments will be served
by the Daughters of Ilona, Daughters
of Freedom, Daughters of victory
and Perth Amboy Girls Club. Among
the nationalities who will have a day
during the opening exhibition Will De
the Danish. Austrians, Hungarians.
Polish, Slovaks, Ukranians, Italians
and Americans. A member of the
Board OF Directors of the lnterna-
tional Institute assisted by some or
the prominent women of the city VIII
act as a reception committee each
day of the opening. An entertain
ment will also be furnished by each
nationality each evening.
The supreme feature of the Com
munity House is that not alone Is 1t
a gathering place for the girls, but
Is also a recreation center for the
mothers and wives of the city. inc
older women have been very promi-
nent i'll the plans and formation or
this exhibition week N will ooper-
ate with the girls in displaying the
new house. To the exercises through
out the week the men of the city are
particularly invited to witness the
work and recreation accomplished by
the women of the city through thelr
own efforts.
This building is the result OF the
cooperation of the Woman's III OF
Perth Amboy and the Board OF d.
rectors of the international Institute
coupled with the out-of-town work
ers >of the International Institute and
the hearty support of the people OF
the city.
A birthday party was held yes
terday by Mr.. and Mrs. George Heller.
in honor of the second birthday or
their daughter, Helen, at their nome
at POI Madison avenue. Games were
played, dancing enjoyed and refresh
ments were served. Among those
present were Mrs. Morris Gindin, Mrs.
Christ Eversen, Mrs. T. Evans, Mrs.
ID. Clark, Mrs. II. Davis, Mr.. and
Mrs. Soslossky. Marie Clark, and
Harry Ginden, Joseph Soslossky, Will
liam Clark, Daniel n Herbert Davis.
The annual meeting of the Girls
Domestic Club was held at the home
of Miss Rose Terence at 487 sayre
II The new officers were elect
ed. Miss Lilac Jugon, president; Miss
Etmelia Panek, secretary; Miss Rose
Terence, treasurer. Two new mem
bers were admitted. Misses Anna
Jugon n Elizabeth Begarney. Fol
lowing the meeting refreshments were
served.
According to reports received from
the committee in charge of the dance
which will be held by the Congrega-
ton of Beth Mordecai Tuesday night,
February II, will be very unique and
novel. Dances according to current
plans will include a moonlight dance,
"a lucky number contest and a balloon
dance. The hall itself will be decor
aztec on an elaborate scale. The
is Morris Greenfield assisted by
Messrs. Max Klein and Irwin Kreiels-
heimer mad Mrs. l.. Kreielsheimer,
Mrs. j. L.. Klein, Mrs. Joseph Hertz
and Mrs. S. Salter.