Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-02-21
WOMEN MEET
IN WOODBRIDGE
Township Club Plans for Future
Activities

By Special Correspondent.
WOODBRIDGE, Feb. 21:--At the
meeting of the directors of the
Woman's Club of Woodbridge town
ship letters of thanks were received
from Mrs. e. A. Barron and Mrs.
Jane Randolph for the baskets OF
flowers sent to them from the CLUB at
the time of Guest Night" Mrs.
Barron, Mrs. Randolph and Mrs. w.
Faber Turner also expressed their
appreciation of the honor bestowed
upon them In making them honorary
members of the club.
Mrs. C. r. Brown, chairman OF
general civics, reported progress IN
forming motor corps to aid in child
welfare work, Major Robinson to
address fifteen auto drivers on Tues
day afternoon who have already sig
nified their willingness.
Great difficulty has been expert
enced by the membership committee
in sending in correct list of names
and it is requested that full name
and address be written on slip Of
paper and handed in instead of
verbal report Mrs. William M.
Weiant, chairman of membership
committee, Cliff road, SeWaren, Will
gladly receive any such slips Tor
membership.
Mrs. f. G. Tisdall, chairman of year
| book gave her report. Mrs. Iisdall
| said that the greatest difficulty IN
| compiling year book was with the
mem bership list. That although days
were spent in arranging it in num-
erable mistakes were made. rms
| was partly due to the fact that In
order to save two weeks time the books
were accepted from the printer with
out reading the proof, but Mrs It's
| dali spent nearly that time herself
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made. If any members of the club
| do not find their names in the year
book or have not received same they
should make same known at meeting
next Thursday. A vote OF thanks was
extended to Mrs. Tisdall In apprecia-
ton Of her efforts expended upon the
lyear book.
Mrs. l.. f. Ballard, chairman OF
conservation, reported upon the ap-
pointment of a shade tree commission
er to act with her department aad
read a communication regarding
same from Mayor Valentine. A COM
munication was received from, g. B.
Brewster In behalf of the Barron Ii
brary, asking the club to aid In ex-
tending the usefulness of this worthy
| Institution.
Daughters Day will be held on
March 25 at which time Mrs. c. M
Cooper will be in charge Of the pro-
gram. 1t is planned to have daugh-
ters from every section of the town
ship take part in the program.
The committee on drama, Mrs
| Cooper chairman, proposes to give q
play, probably on Monday April 8.
Mrs. Tisdall asked permission to
hold Lenten readings at her home
one afternoon each week, the pro-
ceeds to go toward defraying the year
| book expenses.
The members were urged to at
| on Tuesday night, February "a, In
the high school The polls to open
| at z o'clock and to remain open foI
one hour and as much longer as il
, may be necessary in order that all
present may vote. The women were
urged to attend this meeting and ia
| vote upon the appropriations. 1t is
understood that a woman will be
nominated for election to the school
board.
A nominating committee. consist
ing of Mrs Colby Dill, Mrs. A. f
Randolph, Miss Grace Huber, Mrs
F. r. Valentine, Mrs. ]. ]. Dunno
was appointed to report at the March
ing. Miss Mary Daniels. of Ocean
Grove, third district vice president
and her assistant, Mrs. A. c. Clark
of Perth Amboy, will be the guests OF
the club at the meeting next Thurs
day, also eight workers from the
Home for the Blind who will sci
small articles made by them.
1t is hoped there will be large
meeting on February 26 in the Pres
byterian chapel at 2:30.
/ W. 1T