Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-03-11
GUEST NIGHT"
At WOODBRIDGE
Second Milestone Of Wom-
ans Club of Township is
Passed at Big Reception.

Is Evening News 1eENsrE9AaNNAFl
WOODBRIDGE, March 1.-The
second mile stone of the Woman's
Club Of Woodbridge township was
passed last night when members and
guests TO the number of over $50
assembled at the high school.
Guest Night" last year was the
first social gathering of the club.
Last night the members and guests
from all parts OF the township, par
ticularly Fords. Avenel and Sewar-
en-. were out in large numbers. Not
an available space was left In the
auditorium and many found seats or
stood in the corridors.
The assemblyroom was tastefully
decorated under the supervision OF
Miss Margaret Browne. chairman Of
art. over the windows were gar
lands of Southern smilax. while bas-
kets of pussy willows and yellow
spring flowers hung in the spaces.
On the stage was a gorgeous ar
rangement of double tulips and
quantities Of pussywillows. The yell
low and grey representing the club
colors.
The ushers were Mrs. T. II. Stryk-
er. Miss Mittle Randolph, Miss Rae
osborn, Miss Anna johnson, Miss
Trembeth. Mrs. w. a. Finn. Miss
Sadie Martin.
MES. w. A. OSDpEH Will Itt tiA-
cient hospitality committee served
dainty refreshments.
The reception committee con-
sisted of the president. Mrs. e. Fl.
Boynton and the vice presidents,
Mrs. Albert Leu and Miss Anna
DUNCAN. Hiilpot's orchestra of
Metuchen. furnished the Incidental
music; also the music for the dane
Ing. Mrs. Boynton greeted the guests
in her accustomed graceful and
charming manner as follows:
zone year & as president of
the Woman's Club of Woodbridge
Township. l extended our sincerest
greetings to you at N first guest
night. Again. this evening, 1t is my
privilege to bid you all a warm n
cordial welcome.
I'VE hope everyone will enjoy this
evenings, entertainment. and that
you will look on our second guest
night as a mile stone. showing real
progress in ur club life.
I'VE have tried in the past year,
as an organization, 10 work only for
the betterment of our township. and
tonight. as we enter upon the sec
ond year of our activity. we want
you all to feel that you can depend
upon every member of this our club
to help you in any way or at any
time.
1T is seldom that the citizens OF
Woodbridge are able to enjoy such a
fare treat as we have before us this
evening. After we have said our
good nights and have gone to u
homes, | feel sure we Will all agree
that the real success and the pleas
ATTEST memories of our second guest
hight will have been in the largest
due to the speaker of the
evening. 1t is truly an honor to
Introduce to guests and club men,
bers, DR.. Samuel Parks Cadmen.
DR.. Cadman's subject was My
Recent Impressions OF Europe"
After speaking of the various Eu-
/. ropean countries. their attitude. to-
irarts-Ls and our attitude toward
them, DR.. Cadman in a most master
ly outlined the principles of
A-mericanism. attributing to the Pill
griTs-ad Plymouth fathers. the
itch, and the Virginia col
various attributes furnish
,h for the upbuilding OF
and the preservation of
,--hism.
In adman enlivened his lecture
number of excellent stories
the audience thoroughly en-
Although Miss Meyers of
kiyn, was unable TO reach here
he last moment. the vocal solos
the evening were most delightful
furnishes by Miss Gladys Pearson.
liz Brooklyn, daughter of our former
townsman Sidney ]. Pearson. Miss
Pearson sang a group Of songs ac-
companied by her aunt, Mrs. w. B.
krug.
Miss Pearson IS a general favorite
here. having appeared at receptions
OF the ~Salmagundi Society. She pos
sesses a particularly sweet and high
ly cultured voice.
Last night she sang, Values" by
Won Pool: "a Memory" by Fair
child: Hindu Song" by Bemberg;
S~chubert's "Serenade" and Spring"
by Koemminich. and as an encore.
THE Cuckoo Clock" by Schafer.
The guests enjoyed dancing and
social greetings at the conclusion
of the most enjoyable program.
Many out OF town guests were
present.