Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-05-06
SPRING PROGRAM OF
EVENTS FOR GIRLS CLUB

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in their club rooms in the local public
library. 1t was announced that there
would be club talent for h entertain
ment at the next meeting, Wednesday,
May 10. which viii be designated as
Mothers Night" All the club MEM
bers are requested to bring their
mother hat night and refreshments
will conclude the meeting.
Tho athletic committee OF which
Miss Elizabeth Macan is chairman
reported that the amount of money
needed to put the our In the back OF
| the library into running order would
exceed 500 and that this could not
be taken from the club treasury.
Either another court must be secured
or an affair planned to secure more
funds. The matter was left in the
hands of the committee.
The hospitality committee, Miss La
Verne de Hamm, chairman expressed
the gratitude of the committee ana
the club at large to Miss Agnes
Brown for her entertainment of the
~soloist of the recent Glee Club concert
in her home.
Miss Claire Pfeiffer, chairman OF
the tickets of the Glee Club concert
requested all money from the concert
be in her hands by the end of this
week.
Miss Rose Sacarny, d~oor-keeper an
nounced hat the side door Of the
! club room would be open at all fol-
lowing meetings and requested its
use by the members.
The Girls Club Exchange was then
explained by Miss Leissa Henry and
I the clu decided to put ii into opera
ton as soon as the matters could be
put into shape. Miss Helen Bechtel
was appointed chairman and She viii
nnoun the plans of her committee
at the next meeting. =
The matter of the part to be taken
by the club IN the kermis to be
held the latter part of June wGs dis
cussed and the club decided to han
die the candy booth. Miss Claire
Pfeifrer was appolnte dchairmGn to
be assisted by the Misses Marie Rob-
bins, Dorothy Hadden. Clara Gill,
Gladys Sheyer, Ruth Macan, Mary
| Wilmer, Ellen Hansen and Edith
Henry.
THE Girls Club bingham Dress
Dance" was next decided upon the
date of which will be set for some
night the latter part OF this month
The word Bingham" was qualified
10 mean any COTTON or dress of SINH
lar material excluding organdy or any
Of the finer materials. h boys Will
wear regular business suits. A May
walk was also discussed and viii be
I held the latter part of this month
The exact dates for both of the May
affairs will be announced at the next
meeting. Miss Alberta Williams was
appointed chairman in charge of the
walk to be assisted by the Misses Lilly
Roessler and Anna Jensen.
Miss Helen Macmillan, chairman
of the nominating committee an
nounced that the ballots have been
printed and will be sent out to the
members the first part of next week
Mrs. A. Clayton Clark addressed the
club. She complimented the mem
bers on the concert and expressed hei
compliments for the splendid one voce
effect which the cub had shown in
their rendition OF their numbers. In
4 speaking OF her attendance of the re.
cent thrift conference In Atlantic
City, she asked the cooperation OF
the girls In the pursuance OF thrift
In the fight against the II. c. j..
She then dWelt upon the New Jer-
sey Federation of Woman's Clubs and
the benefits which the Girls Cluf
would reap from belonging to sue
wonderfully organized body. SHE
spoke about the work which this fed
Grafton has already accomplished, is
accomplishing and is planning to ac-
complish. The club at the conclusion
of her address decided to join the
federation. The delegates from the
club who will attend the federation
convention in Asbury Park this year
will be Miss Sally Michaels. federation
secretary, and Miss Edna Oliver, club
president.
The prize package auctionewas the
feature of the fun of the evening
Miss Claire Pfeiffer ably acting a:
auctioneer sent the prizes for thu
! different hidden packages soaring. The
total amount raised was s25.05.