Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-12-15
CLAY WORKERS
At BIC EVENT
Miners and Manufacturers at
Banquet State Body to
Meet Tomorrow

Good fellowship was the keynote
at the annual g~et-together banquet
of the Clay Makers and Manufacture
ers' Association which was held last
night in TIE Elks' Club. The affair
was one of the most successful IN
the history of the organization and
showed that the members of the as
ISOLATION are fully in accord with one
ancsher. The committee in charge
of the BANQUET, which had much to
do with the uccess of the evening
consisted OF r. s. Clare of the Fed
eral Terra Gotta Company and Fred
A. Whitaker of Metuchen.
The principal speaker of the
evening was Senator" Edward
Hastings VINO gave a humorous ad-
dress. An entertainment by Miss
Frances Kelly and Miss Eta Harri-
gan created great applau-s. Music
was furnished by Wilfred tombstone.
Those present follow:
L.. III. McHose, of Perth Amboy;
S. NJ. Hirsey, Portland, Me-; j.. G.
Williams. Trenton: o. Il. Hatfield,
Woodbridge: Edward Hastings,
Hudson. Wis: +. Il. Valentine,
Woodbridge: G.. H. Brown Rut-
gers College, New Brunswick;
AbN Hansen Metuchen; 1.
j. Reimers Woodbridge;
Fred A. Whitaker. Metuchen: +. L.
Anness. Woodbridge; John III. Mil
Ter. Highland Park; II. s. Clare,
Perth Amboy; Howard w. Bloom
field, Metuchen; Major A. w. Case,
Commandant Raritan Arsenal Me-
tuchen: Charles A. Bloomfield, Me-
tuchen; c. b. Carman. Metuchen;
V. l.. Yipsen, Woodbridge; J.. J.
Livingood, Jr., Woodbridge.
Hampton Cutter, Woodbridge:
Roy L. Anderson, Woodbridge:
Russell S. Whitehead. South River;
August Zeltman, Perth Amboy;
William S. Wright, South River;
Thomas Layden, Perth Amboy; C.
Won Hartz, Metuchen; Henry Han
sen, Perth Amboy; Marcus S.
Wright. South River; Edward L
Levy, South River: o. C. Buchner,
South Amboy: William Stephens,
South Amboy; c. NJ. Fisher. Sayre-
Vile; +. NJ. Crossman, South AM
boy: w. +. Campbell Metuchen; C.
r. NJ. Allison, Newark; C. w. Hill.
Metuchen; f. w. Schmidt, Perth
Amboy; r. H.. Minton Metuchen.
n. L. Gray. Metuchen; +. s.
Allen. Perth Amboy; I. Z. Riddle,
Jr.. Metuchen: j. l.. Williams. New
York; II. G. Dervender. Metuchen;
X. E. Ward, Newark; c. NJ. Rupp,
Keyport; Ferdinand Hall, Perth
Amboy; Edward H. Koyen, Metuch-
en-; Charles T.. Bates, Perth Amboy;
August Stoudt, Perth Amboy; john
pfeiffer, Perth Amboy: w. Guy
Weaver, Woodbridge; c. II. Ras-
mussen, Perth Amboy; Otto w. viii,
Perth Amboy; NJ. NJ. McHose, Me-
tuchen, ]. II. Bloodgood, South AM
boy; II. A. Miller, Fords.
The New Jersey Clay Workers
Association and the Eastern Section
of the American Ceramic Society will
hold their annual meeting tomorrow
morning and afternoon in the cera-
mic building at Rutgers College.
In addition to addresses by several
noted clay and ceramic experts the
annual business meeting will be held.
A general discussion of the various
subjects relative to the clay indus
try will be encouraged at the meet
ing. which, it il believed. will be
largely attended. Owing to the large
number OF clay industries in Perth
Amboy and immediate vicinity this
section o. the state in particular will
be well represented.
Morning Session 10 n. NJ.
Business session.
Notes on the Effect of Compost
ton on the Mechanical Strength of
Porcelain Bodies" by G. II. Brown
and C. c. Clarke, Department of
Ceramics, Rutgers College.
Some Notes on Materials and
Processes in Electrical Porcelain
Manufacture" by Il. A. Klinefeltei
Atlantic Terra Gotta Company, Tot
t~enville, S. /.
The Effect of the Nickel Salt on
the Color" by G. NJ. Tucker, New
York Architectural Terra Gotta
Company. Long Island City, N. Y.
Adjourn for luncheon.
Afternoon Session 2 p. NJ.