Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-10-18
DR.. MAR0NEY SPEAKS
BEFORE WOMAN'S CLUB

Assimilated facts and common
sense mingled with Bits of humor
constituted the address of DR.. F. w.
Maroney, formerly state physical di-
rector and now city physical direc-
tor of Atlantic City before the Wom-
ans Club at their second meeting
Of the season yesterday afternoon
in the Presbyterian chapel.
The health point is the optimis-
tic point DIR. Maroney said and
throughout his talk, which might
rather have been called a pep talk"
than an address on public health,
the Importance of smiling predomi-
mated as a necessary asset to public
health. Many of the club members
and guests who had assembled to
hear his enthusing address We're
surprised at his prescription on How
| to Keep Well" "As with your dem
fist, have the doctor examine your
physical condition at least once a
year, whether. in perfect health or
not; see that your teeth are in order
and get out of breath at least once
a day by walking in the open.
These, he stated, comprised his pre-
scription for keeping in perfect
health. He advocated the all round
development of the child in school,
physically, mentally and morally.
His entire discourse was punctua-
ted with humorous stories which IN
no little measure pleased the au-
dience and which combined with his
healthy and pleasing personality,
pervaded through his audience the
health enthusiasm for which he
strove AS with his first appearance
IL, tbic aitxy Last unnr IOr NnrnnPV
was again heartily and enthusiast
tically received, and his address
completed the second delightful
program of the club.
Preceding the address of the az
ternoon, Mrs. S. p. Rostkowski, So
prano, sang two numbers. Bird OF
Love Divine" and an encore, charm
ing her audience with her sweet yet
rich notes.
Reports of the various depart
mental chairman, completed the
business session of the club over
which the president. Mrs. Peter q.
Olsen, presided. Mrs. Joseph Brim-'
low was appointed to succeed Mrs.
/. S. Yarnall as chairman of the mu-
sic department and her committee
will be announced at a later date.
According to a report given by Mrs.
Nathaniel Pierce, chairman of h
civic department. the Community
| House, will continue to exist for the
next six months n the CIVIC de-
parlment will cooperate with the
Community Association in h FUR
theranco of its work.
The department of household and
economies has, under the direction
of the new chairman, Mrs. j. h. Be-
dell, outlined a more extensive pro-
gram for the season than in former
years. The program includes a clup
recipe book to which all OF n
monIbers will onribute, three food
sales and the usual sale for the New
Jersey Commission for the third.
The date for the first meeting of
the literature department., Mrs. Sid
ney Riddlestorffer, chairman, will
be held Thursday afternoon, No
vember 10. at the home of the
chairman in Kearny enu 1t Will
be a conversational meeting"
Mrs. A. J. Perchard was appointed
to fill the vacancy caused by n
resignation of Mrs. Frank Dorsey on
the budget committee. The art de-
partment will contribute a picture
in connection with the art exhibit TO
be held in the high school on Novem-
Der 8 and 10. A card party VIII be
held under the auspices of the CLUB,
the date and place to be announced
later, for the purpose OF raising $40
with which to furnish a room
the new Home for the Aged. All
these things were among the many
taken up at the business session.
Many of the members fingered at
the art exhibit in the rear of the
chapel where articles in tyed dyeing.
hardanger and china painting were
on display under the direction of
the art departmental chairman, Mrs.
e. A. Emmons. and her committee.
The art department is making rapid
strides and classes are to be formed
in all of the branches within the
next two or three weeks. 1t IS great
" to the clubs interest that the
Roessler e Hasslacher Chemical
Company has consented to furnish
the classes with materials at the
wholesale price and hat Jean Du-
Bots and Otto Will have volunteered
their cooperation. Mrs. Charles
Seguine has announced hat her
class in hardanger work will be held
every Tuesday afternoon between
the hours of 2 and 4 o'clock and all
women are eligible to join the class.
| The other teachers will announce
the time of their classes in a short
time.
The year books were distributed
yesterday by the chairman. Mrs.
Martin s. MeinZer, and the chairman
| deserved credit for the n in
which they have been composed.
| They are arranged in form similar
to that of last year and are in the
club colors of la%vendar and white.
| The names of the nineteen members
taken into the club since the book
was printed are herewith given so
that the members may have a COM
pIete list of the members of the club:
Miss Clara Petersen. Mrs. Max Gold
berger. Miss Marion Burns, Mrs.
Charles Steuerwald, Mrs. Henry
Hulse, Jr., Mrs. Peter Schott,s Mrs.
George Hawley. Mrs. Thomas Dover.
Mrs. Angus MacLachlan, Mrs. Mer-
ril A. Mosher, Miss Anne f. Neer.
Mrs. Thomas Fl. Hagerty, Miss
Florence feathers. Mrs. Eugene
Romond. Mrs. Fred Schultz. Mrs. Nj.
s. Danenhower. Miss Blanche Van
| SICKLE. Mrs. Morgan f. Larson and