Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-05-05
DAY
HELD IT KEYPOR1.
Literary Club Entertains Large
Number When Pleasing Pr
IRAN is Given
Bu srec,al corresporaent

d GWEENAh L0lFEtN0HAEMe
KEYPORT May federation day
was very appropriately observed by
the Keyport Literary Club Friday az
ternoon, when the meeting was held
at the public library, being well at
tended. The Keyport improvement
Association was invited as a club and
a good representation of the club was
present. Delegates were also present
from Metuchen, Red Bank, Asbury
Park, Matawan, Belmar, Ocean Grove
and other points.
The clubs were called to order by
Mrs. John w. Keough, president of
the Literary Club, who in a very ap-
propriate name greeted those pres
ent and introduced the speaker of the
day, Mrs. John Schermerhorn. Mrs.
Schermerhorn spoke at length on top
les of interest to club women. Mrs
William l.. Conover. honorary presi-
dent and first president of the Literary
Club. was then introduced.
Mrs. Conover spoke of her interest
in the organization since its founding
twenty-seven years ago. The third
district vice president, Miss Mary
Daniel, of Ocean Grove, also gave an
interesting talk. Miss Daniel has been
heard before with pleasure. Musical
numbers included IA solos by Mrs.
Chris Stenger. a vocalist of great abil-
ity. Evart Silcox, pianist, who needs
no introduction, and three pleasing
violin solos BY Miss Anna Bungosdy, a
miss of fourteen years, who is already
an expert on the violin.
A pleasant social hour followed,
during which the social committee OF
the club acted as hostesses. including
Mrs. ]. earle Anderson, Mrs. f. +.
Armstrong, Mrs. Harvey S. Bedle, Mrs
Harvey Bronner, Mrs. O.. c. Bogardus.
Mrs. c, X. Crawford, Mrs. Norman y
r ool--z1I AIro III SCndc MIA
! John G.. Schanck, Mrs. j. e. ID. Sill
cox, Mrs. George w. Stidfole, Mrs.
James T. Mal.ing, his.
Van Mater and Mrs. w. Stephen Wal
lace.
Among those present were Mrs.
George S. Hyer. Miss Lucy A. Mitch
ell, Mrs. James T.. Walling, Mrs.
Walling, Mrs. Beatrice NJ. Stern, Mrs
David c. walling, Mrs. Harry Dis
brow, Mrs. Edmund T. Tucker, Miss
Ethel Clarendon, Miss Anna Bedle,
Mrs. Russell II. Stidfole, Mrs. J. @.
Anderson, Miss Lawson, Miss Eloise
H. Odeli, Mrs. Edgar t. Hoose, Mrs.
Ode1, Mrs. John G. Schanck, Mrs.
Mrs. Harvey Bronner, Mrs. William Il.
Van Mater, Mrs. William s. Holmes,
Miss Evelyn Lufburrow, Mrs. r 8.
White. Mrs. Harvey w. Hartman, MISS
! Charlotte Rider. Miss Madeline X.
Young, Miss Edith Hudson, Mrs. M.
Lester Terry, Mrs. John z. Van Kirk
Mrs. Chris Stenger, Mrs. Walter Tay-
ior. Miss Mary Rawson, Mrs. William
H. Emmons, Mrs. L. F. Davies, Mrs.
B. Eskesen, Mrs. Asbury. FOUNTAIN
| Mrs. r. H. Alden. Mrs. John III. Cook,
| Mrs. Kari Mathiasen, Mrs. Edwin IL.
Wharton, Mrs. Joseph Maurer, Miss
Helen Osborn, Miss Annie L. Triton
Mrs. Harvey S. Bedle, Mrs. Phelps
cherry Mrs ]. p, Brewer, Mrs. Roy
Harris, Mrs. Alfred Bledsoe, Ms. u.
Brewer Walling, Miss Mollie Stilwell,
Mrs. James II. Bedle. Mrs. c: x. Craw-
ford, Mrs. o. c. Bogardus, Mrs. Fred
r. Van Brake, Mrs. Henry Stats.
Mrs. f. f. Armstrong, Mrs. A. M.
Brown, Mrs. A. r. Campbell, Mrs. z.
A. sondergaard. NrxS1MargaTet BE,
die, Mrs; A: aysands, Mrsa
Siicox. MrSH. Dayton, Mrs. Anna Trc
kinney. 4drs. Vadin Curtis, Mrs Dolpl
ara Mrs. Cooper.