Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-06-01
WOODBRIDGE TOWNSHIP CLUB
HOLDS BUSY MEETING
Ru speeiol correspondent.

By Special Correspondent.
WOODBRIDGE, June 1-The last
regular meeting of the Womau's Club
Of Woodbridge Township was held
in the Presbyterian chapel last week.
Reports of the standing commit
tees were given by Miss Grace HUI
Der. Mrs. f. J. Adams, Mrs. II. j..
Baker, Mrs. l.. +. Ballard. Mrs. ). b.
Demarest, Mrs. Thayer Martin. Mrs.
G, A. de Russy, Mrs. J. r. Ryan, Mrs.
n n Breckenridge, Miss Daisy A.
Rush, Mrs. G. NJ. Cooper, Mrs. A. II.
Randolph, Mrs. A. l.. Huber NJ
Mrs. w. A. Osborn. Mrs. Ballard re-
ported that the card party given on
TUESDAY at the home of Mrs. Peter
vanSyckle under the auspices of the
Conservation Department netted
$500.
the art department.. awarded b
prizes to the pupils of the puphc
school as follows: High school group,
water color, Edgar a. Love, nrst
prize SIS in gold: second prize, Mir
lam voorhees,, $3.50 in gold. seventh
and eighth grade group, original de-
sign for magazine cover. first prize
Wargaret Wand, $3.50; second prize,
Robert Reid. 800: fifth and sixth
grade GROUP. first prize. Jacob Cell
ing. No. Z school, Fords. "Roosevelts
letters to His Children" second
prize. Lillian Pryzbylowsky. Hope
! lawn, School No. 10, Mills, "A Book
| of Birds" Third and fourth grade
group. John Balind. No. / school,
| S~tevenson's "A Child's Garden of
Verse" second prize, William Jsori,
| Keasbey. school No. s. Alice IN
Wonderland"
Supervising Principal ]. Fl. Love
spoke on the value of art in the pup
lie schools.
Mrs. G. NJ. Cooper gnve a report
on the federation convention IN gen,
eral and Mrs. Chester Peck reported
| on civics and Mrs. w. V. ID. strong
| on home economics.
The amendment to the constitution
at the last meeting PROVO
ing for two meetings of the cIup anu
two meetings of the board or direc-
| tors a month was unanimously pass
cd. An amendment was proposed
that all money to be spent snou!u oe
| voted upon by a two-thirds vote OF
the members present at any regular
! meeting of the club upon the recon
OF the board of directors.
The club accepted the invitation
Of w. A. Gillian, chairman of the
Memorial Day celebration, to partlci-
pate in the parade: A.,
Mrs. +. G.. Tisdall reported on the
| tree to be dedicated and stated ina,
small flags would be placed around
the tree with the names of the poys
| in gold letters upon them.
The June meeting of the BOARD OF
directors will be held on Monday
| June 7, and the last meeting OF the
year will be the picnic on Saturday
| June IL. Postcards will be sent 10
| all members for this event.
A donation of SIS was unanimous
| Iv voted for the American Legion TO-
ward Memorial Day expenses.
Miss Anna Frazer played two vlo-
lin selections accompanied by Mrs
A. r. Randolph in a most artisIle
manner. Mrs. w. H.. Peters OF Rutn-
erford read the poem written by MIS-
RaIfour in memory of Lawrence
Remnant Ballard and spoke mos
feeIingly. Mrs. John Francis faW-
Ger. Of New York. then spoke. MIS-
Tawger complimented her feilow
members in the club upon the eNceI,
f, lent work done in the few months -
his clubs existence as SHOWN py tne
renorts presented. Mrs. Yawger gays
MANY valuable suggestions TO th'
members as she Is only 100 Wel
qualified to do owing to her lone
service. and varied experiences IL
club work.