Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-02-25
WOMEN SPEAK
At WOODBRIDGE
Township Woman's Club
Hears Interesting Address
es on Economics Dept.

By Special Correspondent.
WOODBRIDGE, Feb. 25:-The
regular meeting Of the Woman's
Club of Woodbridge township was
held in the high school auditorium
yesterday afternoon. The program
was under the Home Economics De-
partment, Miss Daisy Rush, chair
man, and consisted Of music and
talks by members of the American
ization Department of the Contem-
porary Club of Newark.
Mrs. Keubler, chairman Of Amer
icanization in the State Federation
also of the Contemporary Club was
the speaker. She outlined a brief
plan for the ~native-born woman for
her foreign-born sister. Mrs. Keu-
bier told of most interesting work
done by the Newark club. She
spoke of the art. particularly In the
line of needlework, brought to this
country by the foreign-born women.
RMS. Anna Kapek was the next
sneaker. She spoke particularly OF
Czecholand and told the history of
the country. its customs, music, 1T
erature and arts. Mrs. kapek wore
q Slavoian costume which was COW
cred with gorgeous embroidery.
The next speaker was Mrs. Anna
AiOZLlS. AS hEbs hEuDAFI NbAA IAA's
Mojis lived in this country for thirty
wears before our natve-born women
took any interest n her or knew her
n any way. It was because her sons
fought n the American army n
she Joined the Red Cross where she
was a splendid worker that they
knew her and became deeply inter-
ested in her.
Mrs. Mojzis displayed some won
derful cakes which she described.
At the close of the meeting this
found ready sale. In fact there
were not enough TO go around so
eager were the club women TO taste
splendid cookery of so able a woman
Mrs. Koshkarian in native Armen-
ian bridal costume a century old,
told of her native land near Mount
Ararat as only one who dearly loved
her native land could tell it's heart
rending story. She sang two beau
tiful plantive songs. The titles being
translated as Wave Tossed and
THE Crane Song"
At the close of the meeting a silver
collection was taken and twenty dol
lars was collected for Armenian re-
lief.
by Mrs. S. B. Demarest sang two
songs-"Love's Tomorrow and
Mighty LAX a Rose.
The report of the directors meet
Ing was given.
Mrs. Huber, for social and indus
trial conditions, reported 5000
from sake sale; also that food and
clothing had been distributed where
needed and relief given in cases OF
sickness. The nominating commit
tee consisting Of Mrs. II. w. Won
Bremen. Mrs. W. a. Osborn, MRS.
Albert Len, Mrs. T. H. Stryker and
Mrs. s. B. Brewster. was appointed
to nominate L first vice president, a
recording secretary and a treasurer
to serve for two years.
A vote was taken yesterday II
the meeting that the club members
write Tie names Of members for
these three offices. sign names TO the
slip and send same to Mrs. Won
Bremen, within the next ten lays
Nominating committee TO presen
name of candidate receiving the
greatest number of votes at the next
meeting of the club to be voted upon,
An amendment to the constitution
was proposed as follows: NO ohicei
shall succeed herself.
The secretary reported sendlne
votes of thanks TO the Presbyterian
and Congregational churches for tins
use of their chapels.
Invitations to the Orange Husica
club and South Amboy Woman
club were received.
Twenty-Five dollars was given u
the Boy Scouts for their tent; 81
was given for relief fund for China
General civies reported $500 re
ceievd from rummage sale SeWare
civics reported SIS from card party
AveneI civics held a successful
dance on February II; Colonia civ
les Mrs. f. A. Pattison, chairman
reported progress. Mrs Pattisoi
offered several excellent suggestion
for the club. The Woman's club
fortunate to have a woman OF Mrs
aattison's experience on the board o
directors as she was president Of tn
Sate Federation from 1909 to 1911
rkd knows whereof she speaks.
das voted to expend So on bulgs 70
schools through Home Gardens CON
mittee. Mrs. j. Fl. Love. chairman.
Literature and Libraries depar'
ment reported "a books sent 10 Ave
mel. Plans for Daughters da
March 2S: Guest night. March /
and second annual play. April /
were given by Mrs. Thayer Martil
Further details of these dates viii /
taken up under special notices
appear later.