Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-03-25
OUTLINE WORK
At WOODBRIDGE
Program for Groups is Laid
Out at Directors Meeting of
Township Woman's Club

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WOODBRIDGE, March 25-Many
matters of vital Importance to the
welfare of the Wonan'S Club OF
Woodbridge township were discussed
and acted upon at the special meet
ing of the directors yesterday after
noon. The group clubs in keaspey
Fords, Hopelawn. Colonia and lselin,
Avenel, Port Read ng and Sewaren
were first discussed. Mrs. Boynton
outlined a. program of work for them
in the following
Each group chairman to hold meet
ings in her section of the wnsh
over which she as the chairman pre-
sides. The president and my OF n
directors to a ready upon the IN
Vitat.on of any group chairman to at
tend her meetings and explain. in an
attractive manner the workings OF
her departments.
The members of the outlying dis
tricts at all times to be most welcome
at the meetings of the Mother Club,
but those unable to reach these
meetings of the central organization
to have what most interests them
brought to them in the group meet
ings. Mrs. Balfour asked to be re-
leased from acting as a committee or
one to send out questionnaires in re-
| gard to change in time of meetings.
| Mrs. Leu reported for the commit
tees OIL Literature dliu - al ANS 'ilA
the Education committee.
A Joint meeting of these commit
tees was held Tuesday afternoon at
the home of Mrs. Breckenridge. In
stead of giving an entertainment the
members of the committee will AXE
orders for cakes and various HON
made articles n from the proceeds
of the sale OF same purchase TWO
books each month for h Sewaren
library and two books for the Barron
librarw. The books purchased for the
Barron library to be selected from a
list of needed or desired books fur-
1 nished by Mrs. Logan, the librarian
of Barron library. A book drive for
Barron library Is to be conducted
Any one wishing to contribute new
| fiction or reference books for this
purpose. is requested to send same to
Miss Edith l.. Edgar, 1913 Green
street, by whom they will be passed
upon in order that duplicates may
not be sent and the most desirable
volumes secured for circulation.
Mrs. l.. +. Ballard chairman OF
conservation. was given an appropria-
ton of $50 from the club treasury
for the purchase of a Community
IChristmas tree, fifteen feet high, to
be planted at the north side of the
Barron avenue high school, on Arbor
Day.
Mrs. r. Q. Acker offered the use
Of Acker's grove for the June pic
mic" This invitation was accepted
and a vote of thanks given to Mrs
Acker.
Mrs. w. A. Osborn. chairman OF
Hospitality, with her committee, also
the committee on Civics. of which
Miss Grace Huber is chairman, APP
pointed as a JOINT committee to ar
range for the picnic.
Plans for the coming play ON Aprn
10 were discussed; also Mrs. lsdalTs
card party on April 80.
Mrs. Thayer Martin. chairman OF
Home Economics. had planned for a
"Fashion Review" for next month
bue feeling that so many events We're
to be held during the month. with the
concert of the choral society coming
in May, she asked permission to de-
fer same until October.
Final arrangements Were made
for Daughters Day" on Saturday.
March 27, at 2 O'Clock in the Andi-
forum of the High School. Mrs. O.
NJ. Cooper is in charge of the pro-
gram for the afternoon, and the
members are urged to bring their
daughters to this meeting as the
guests of the club. Othe guests at
the usual guest fee.