Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-11-06
CLUB
HOLDS MEETING
Emusic in Many Lands" Topic
of Program Given by Key
port Club

KEYPORT, NOV. o. MUSIC III
Many Lands was the topic given
by the Keyport Literary Club on
Friday afternoon, when the hostess
was Miss Annie Laurie Triton. forty
five members and guests were pres
ent to enjoy a most Zee
ture given by the Rev. j.. T. b Rey-
nolds. who later illustrated his lee
ture with fifty beautiful Stereopti-
con slides, which showed the mu-
steal instruments used in various
countries. Rev. Mr.. Reynolds,
whose interest in all local OIL ganiza-
tions is unbounded. made q specia!
trip to New York to secure several
special slides which he used in this
lecture which was n of the best
aver listened to in this borough and
the club IFembers and friends were
most enthusiastic over the pro-
gram of the day.
Prior to the lecture the hostess
rendered piano solos which included
music from foreign countries as
well as our own. Mrs. Milton Nc
Cullougn Pleased the audience with
a demonstration of American class
ical music which included two de-
lightful solos Three Green Bon
nets and Rose in the Bud"
At the conclusion of h lecture
by Mr.. Reynolds, Mrs. Mccullough
gave a dem onstration of American
Jazz, when she rendered The Lit
tie Red School House." Why
Should 1 Cry over Your" ard ITO
morrow Morning" These popular
songs pleased greatly and the visit
ing artists received special thanks
from the club president and mem
Larc urban q r-isfn0 Unfa WAC fem
dered.
At a business session preceding
the program, Mrs. Edith v. Wyckof
gave a PLEASING account of the
meeting 8. Woodbridge Clubs third
anniversary celebration, which she
with the president, Mrs. e. T. Hoose
attended. The president and n
member were invited to attend the
Presidents Day at Asbury Park on
Monday, November 20, and the club
was invl-ed to attend a musical at
Perth Au.boy on the same date to
be given by Charles Wakefield
Cadman Under the direction of the
Perth Amboy Club.
A special meeting of the Keyport
Literary Club will be held On No
vember "a at the home of Mrs. P.
A. Sondergaard, when the Atlantic
Highlands Club will give the pro-
gram.
The next meeting Of the handi-
craft Department will be he'd at the
home of Mrs. w. S. Wallace next
Thursday and the music committee
will meet this evening at the home
of Mrs George S Hyer for rehearsal
of the Christmas cantata tc be rem
dered OF December 20.
rLo ,rNor-ora re tho aifarnnnn
concluded with the serving of re-
freshments by the hostess, assisted
by Miss Helen Osborn, Mss Nan
v. c. Mckinney, Mrs. Frank A.
Smith, MIS-. M. Lester Terry, Mrs.
Milton Mccullough ana Mrs.
George A. Campbell.
Guests of the day included Miss
Helen Osborn, Mrs. Paul G.. Zim-
hermann. Mrs. George A. Campbell,
Mrs. N. Hodgson Rosevear, Mrs. F.
T. B. Rcynolds, Mrs. J. Edward
Chamberlain of Cranbury, Miss
Nan v. c.. Mckinney, Mrs. A. c.
Brady, Mrs. C. S. Calvert, Mrs. Mil
ton Mccullough, Mrs M Lester Terry
Mrs. Charles Smith and Mrs. Will
liam A. Tilton.
Club members responding to roll
call were hrs. j. c. Anderson, Mrs.
Fred f. Armstrong, Miss Anna H.
Bedle, Mrs. Harvey S. Bedle, Miss
Margaret Bedle, Mrs. w. L. Bill
derback, Mrs. J. P. Brewer. Mrs.
Phelps Cherry. Mrs. Charles X.
Crawford, Mrs. c. Leon Garrison,
Mrs. L. II. Hose, Mrs. George S.
Hyer, Mrs. Norman B. lockwood,
Mrs j. Arch MacEwan, Mrs. Fred
C. Ogden, Mrs. J. E. D. Silcox, Mrs.
w. Frank Stanhope. Mrs George w.
Stidfole, Mrs. r ] Thornton. Miss
Tilton, fsrs. A. S. Van Buskirk, Mrs.
William Il. Van Mater. Mrs. w. S.
Wallace. Mrs. James T. Walling,
Mrs. r. o Walling, Mrs. Edwin H.
Wharton, Mrs. John T. Wyckoff,
Mrs Frank A. Smith and Mrs. P.
A. Sondergaard.
The next meeting of the club will
be held ct the home of Mrs. j. Leon
Schanck on November II and the
program in charge of the Literary
departmfn ut will be Shall We End
War;"