Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-03-17
Woman's Club Guest Night
Success At Woodbridge

So she asked that the children
write stories and poems
And gave them nice prizes to take
to their homes.
Her learned committee have busted
themselves
Finding new books and old books
to place on the shelves
OF our Libraries three-and soon
there'll be more
When Fiords get her Library, that
will make four.
When Il ONE to our membership,
all of us know.
Mrs. weiant's efficiency helped us
to grow.
And when there are things we want
you to hear
Mrs. Campbell can publish them far
and near.
| While, as for our Music, there's not
the least doubt
Mary Garden for laurels had better
look out,
! We've a whole constellation Of stars
at our call.
| Just ask Mrs. Demarest, do re mi
ia sol.
Mrs. Gardeners Committee looks
after your health.
They work to increase the Hospital
wealth.
| Through the sale Of their stamps,
they strive to bring cheer
To sick folk who dwell in the shad-
ou, ~ foar
Mrs. Hoagland's committee takes
Ways and Means
To raise money. so all the nice
girls in their teens
Can go to old Rutgers and get their
degree
And bring home their sheepskins
for us to see.
Miss Huber has lectures and movies
in store
And the great Dr.. Rose Is coming
once more-
Mrs. Muckenfuss certainly gave US
delight
When she planned to bring DIR.
~Southwick tonight.
Mrs. Osborne's committee stands by
the door
With ~handclasps and smiles and
greetings galore.
American Citizen Glasses we plan.
And we know Mrs. Hrinyak will dc
all h can.
The Yearbook committee were
surely inspired.
Mrs. Martins Club Calendar has
been much admired,
And as Parliamentarian she has a
store
or ancient and modern legal lore
Mrs. John Ryan's a very dear friend
She audits accounts so we know
what to spend.
While Mrs. Won Bremen with rare
7. savwha fair
Has fulfilled all the duties of Sec
i retaire.
Mrs. Randolph records all the mo
|, lions we make.
l The things that we say, the action.
, we take.
Mrs. Wyld has a Civics COMMITTEE
of three
Soon they'll be busy al busy can be
Mrs. Harmed looks after the pait
II membership.
If you still owe your dues she'll sent
:; you a slip.
And whenever we plan to make a
. big splash, .
Il She handles the bills and counts al
the cash.
Outside of all these. we have bran
cheS as well
Sewaren, Port Reading, Fords, Ave
mel,
. Colonia and Keasby also belong.
And all these young branches arr
lusty and strong.
We are proud Of our women in Ave-
;. mel.
Mrs. Baker has planned both wise
4 ly and well.
And over in Fords Mrs. Liddle hal
|, won
For the Club and herself quite
!, place in the sun.
Mrs. Pattison does US the honor tt
be
Our Colonia chairman. Also. you Sc
{ In Sewaren, Port Reading and Keas'
hey affairs,
| Mrs. Zettiemoyer, Mrs. Murphy. Mrs
Ernst hold chairs.
When old Santa Claus comes, n
y chuckles with glee
And drives round the township, tn
{ better to see
, Our Five Christmas Trees with thei
stars all aglow
, Shining our greetings across tn
snow.
Mrs. Cooper's experience and WIS
dom has lent 4.
"A poise to the office or Vice-Presi
dent.
And Miss Anna DUNCAN, as thirt
r in command,
Has been smiling gracious and per
fectly grand.
There are just two things we nav
left to the end.
One is the members-of thes
there's no end
To speak Of a few would he easy
I o see
But Three Hundred and Forty !
far beyond me.
And the President. would L ha'
Tumulty's pen.
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