Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-05-15
W0MAN'S CLUB MAY
BREAKFAST SUCCESS

One of the enjoyable events of the
week, in local club circles was the
twelfth annual May breakfast. of the
Woman's Club held Saturday, in the
new Packer house. In the receiving
line were Mrs. A. 3. Mcdowell and
Mrs. Peter G. Olsen. The banquet
hall was fragrant with a ~profusion
of spring flowers. the speakers table
showing a special adornment of
sweet peas in the clubs colors, Law
endar and white. After the club
members took their places in the
dining room, Mrs. Adrian Lyon in
voked a blessing upon the occasion,
after which the breakfast was en-
joyed.
Mrs. A. c. Clark. made a delight
full toastmisfress and introduced the
speakers with a wit which kept the
company at high tension, through
out the repast. Mrs. Irving Yarnall.
opened the program by singing two
solos in her usual charming manner
accompanied by Mrs. William Hes
ser. Mrs. Glenworth Sturgis recited
a poem OF her own composition
The Sea of Life" Mrs. Mary Buff
fam. of Kew Gardens. had greetings
from her daughter. Mrs. Edith Ram
say and also told the club not TO
dwell on what they had accomplish
ed but urged them to full speed
ahead"
Mrs. Frank Dorsey, the new presl-
dent, then spoke on Cooperation"
Let the Club for Everywoman and
Everywoman for the Club" be our
motto. she said. and urged each
member to give at least n service
to the club during the year.
The Club Alphabet by Mrs. Sid
ney Riddlestorffer was particularly
clever, with its witticism and per-
sonAls. Mrs. William Bawden was
humorous in her toast, Women"
Mrs. Bawden took two phases of
this subject, speaking of the present
day f1apper and the she Ancients."
Paul Dunbar's picture of "A Mother
in the Morning" was amusingly
given by Mrs. Frederick Neidermey-
err. Mrs. Peter c. Olsen toasted on
''The Official Board of the Past
Year" telling OF the great work
that each member of the board had
accomplished in the two years that
she had served as president. At the
conclusion of the program the men,
bers Joined in singing "Aulde Lange
Syre." The guests of honor for the
afternoon were Mrs. Mary Buffum,
of Kew Gardens, and Mrs. Elizabeth
Marshall.
The other guests included: Mrs.
Fritz Abegg, Mrs. c. r. Abel, Mrs.
Heman Anderson. Mrs. ]. f. Ber-
nard. Mrs. 1. !. Block, Mrs. Joseph
Bruck, Mrs. Elmont Bedell. Mrs.
Robert l.. Clare. Mrs. A. Clayton
Clark. Mrs. J. l.. Clevenger. Mrs. Sue
Coutts. Mrs. Fred j. Cox. Mrs. J. ].
Mrs. Frank Dorsey, Mrs. |
II. w. Fisher. Mrs. John H. Fritz
Mrs. Hans Gade, Mrs. r. S.
Gill. Mrs. Morris ]. Gluck, Mrs. Leo
Goldberger, Mrs. NJ. s.. Goldberger,
Mrs. Harry Golenbock, Mrs. Otto L.
Hansen, Miss Grace Hawk, Mrs. w.
l.. Hesser. Mrs. g. II. Hooper, Mrs.
Northey Jones. Mrs. G. II. Kali
quist, Miss Frances f. Kent, Miss
Ella Kent. Mrs. II. +. Koch. Miss
Pearl Koch. Mrs. Louis Kreiels-
.eimer. Mrs. Adrian Lyon, Mrs. A.
Mcdowell. Miss Emma MacWi.-
liam.
Miss Helen MacWilliam, Mrs.
S. Meinzer, Mrs. f. b. Moss,
Frederick Niedermeyer, Mrs.
p. Olmstead, Mrs. Axel Olsen.
Mrs. Peter C. Olsen, Mrs. A. J. Per-
Mrs. N. w. Pierce, Miss
Helen Pfeiffer, Miss Pauline Philo,
Mrs. Z. w. Pollock, Mrs. William,
Pratt. Mrs. John j.. Quinn. Mrs. w.
Ramsey, Mrs. Sidney Riddle
Miss Laura Reed, Mrs. S.
Rostkowski. Mrs. Sol. Ruben
'tein. Mrs. Francis Seaman, Mrs.
f.. Seaman. Mrs. Charles Sc
Mrs. George j. Shurts. Mrs.
!. Bruce Smith. Mrs. Sarah Sofield,
Florence Sofield, Mrs. Jane II.
Mrs. Arthur Stern, Mrs.
Sturgis. Mrs. George w.
Mrs. Adolph Weiss, Mrs.
ester NJ. White. Mrs. J. G. Wilson,
Mrs. Clarence H. Wright, Mrs. Max
Nurtzel, Mrs. Irwin S. Yarnall. Mrs.
Young, Mrs. William Baw-
len. Mrs. John Biting, Mrs. Howard
Mrs. Peter Schott, Mrs.
Angus MacLachlan, Mrs. Thomas
Eagerly. Miss Beatrice Greenspan.
Miss Blanche VanSyckle, Miss Clara
Peterson, Miss Anna L. Neer, Miss
Florence feathers. Mrs. Morgan
larson, Mrs. Max Fucker. Mrs. Max
Klein, Mrs. Lucy Hults. Miss Muriel
and Mrs. William Dalton.