Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-01-29
CIVIC PROGRAM
AT WOODBRIDGE
Miss Daniels of Federation,
Gives Interesting Address
Before Township Club.

BY Special Correspondent. MA
WOODBRIDGE, Jan. 29-Miss
Mary L. Daniels, third district vice
president of the state federation. was
the guest of, honor and speaker at
the regular meeting If the Woman's
Club Thursday afternoon.
Miss Daniels spoke along the
lines of work carried out by the
federation. speaking particularly of
the work being done to promote good
citizenship" and the Strengthen
ing of u r own organization" Miss
Daniels touched upon the depart
mental and organization work be-
ing done in the various parts of the
township and congratulated the cub
upon its many successes in the
year and a.half of its township work.
Miss Daniels was welcomed most
graciously by the club members. and
at the close of her address was ten
dered a rising vote of thanks. and
the members also SAID goodbye 10
her as a third district vice presi-
dent. The hope was expressed that
she would visit the club, however.
z at future times. IL not In an official
capacity, then as guest socially.
Mrs John Blair, Jr., accompanied
by Mrs. Walter eager, sang I'm the
Heart of q Rose"
Mrs. E. H. Boynton then gave a
report of the work done by the club,
and the treasurer, Mrs. b. w. Hoag-
land. told just where ~$1,741.42 had
been spent. Mrs. r. o. Acker. the
recording secretary, gave a report
of the directors meeting. The re-
pert of this meeting follows:
Mrs. T. F. Zettlemoyer reported
on Christmas baskets distributed in
Gaxura o1cn CArsroao t-ao onA
civic work accomplished. Mrs. f.
A. Pattison of Colon!a was present
for first time and is planning active
work for her district.
Mrs. H. j. Baker at avenel told
of a benefit dance to be held Feb
ruary ~, Mrs. VIM. Weiant report
ed six new members.
Mrs. j. E. Breckenridge reported
sending 16 new books for Barron
Library, IA new books for Sewaren
Library also s books to High School
and made an appeal for more new
books.
Mrs. Thayer Martin reported on
plans for annual play on April IA
Mrs. A. F. Randolph spoke of mu-
steal to be given at an early date.
Mrs. Colby Dill reported receipts
of $1.58. for benefit fund from
holiday dance. The Legislative and
Education departments reported ON
name of Mrs. Bertha H. Boyn.on as
"a candidate for member of the
local school board" asking the sup
port of the club for said candidacy.
Mrs, Boynton is not running against
any individual named for the COM
ing election but as an independent
candidate. This fact was clearly
explained. The women were also
urged to come out to vote between
the hours of z and 8 o'clock on
Tuesday evening February s at the
High School and not to wait for an
automobile to be sem for them.
Mrs. A. s, Huber reported on
cake sale of Social and Industrial
Conditions Department and Miss
Grace Huber on Rummage sale to
be held today by woodbridge
Civics" committee. The resignation
of Mrs. +. G.. Tisdall as second vice
president was reported and the ap-
pointment of Miss Anna Dunnigan
for Mrs. Tisdall's unexpired term.
Mrs. Walter eager played a
piano solo. AIRS. Boynton enter
tanned the directors of the. club,
Miss Daniels and Mrs. A. C. Clark
of Perth Amboy one of Miss Daniels
assistants at-a delicious buffet
luncheon at one o'clock. A social
hour followed after which the d.
rectors and their quests went to the
High School for the meeting OF the
club. Mrs. Boynton's home was
beautifully decorated and the di-
rectors greatly enjoyed their first
social meeting since the club was
organized.