Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-03-24
MRS. MARTIN
HEAD Of CLUB
Woodbridge Township Wom-
en- at Annual Meeting Elect
Officers

Club of Woodbridge township, was
held in the Congregational sunday
school room yesterday afternoon.
shortly after . o'clock the retiring
president, Mrs. +. II. Boynton. call
ed the meeting to order.
The club song written by MIS-.
MONTGOMERY Balfour for Mrs. Boyh-
ton. was sung by the cub. Mrs
Randolph playing the catchy muse,
also written by Mrs. Balfour, when
was based upon an Irish ballad.
The words of the song follow:
"Just TO he loyal. jus to be true
To the highest ideal in all that we
do,
To patiently wait for the truth to
appear.
Then follow it gladly with courage
and cheer.
This is our service, this is our song
Helping the friendless, righting the
wrong, go,
Sharing the sorrows and Joys'of the
way,
weaving them into u gold and
gray.
To bear and forbear when we can
not agree.
Holding our vision of things yet to
be.
Seeking each others and not our
own good.
These shall be bond of cur sister,
hood.
express the ideal of the retiring
president and convey ii princl-
ples to which she has adhered n
tried to have the club as a whoie
feel to be the incentive for their
club life.
The report of the treasurer. Mrs
w. Il. Harmed, showed total re-
ceipts of ~S2,52S.04, with expend1-
lures of s2,166.25, and balances OF
s1O3.23 in the milk and ice und
s123.O6 in the general fund, ana
S135.50 in the benefit fund. Mem
bership, SIG on roll during year.
three removed by death, y by res,
ignation, and all but IL OF the $40
names paid up.
The auditor. Mrs. John F. Ryan,
reported hat she had examined the
treasrrer's reports and found them
absolutely correct in every detail.
Mrs. Ryan complimented the treas
rrer very highly upon the manner
in which her books were kept.
The corresponding secretary. Mrs.
RI w. yon Bremen, then gave her
report which showed that AZ letters
and s postals had been received by
her and 135 letters and 81 postais
sent out.
Mrs. A. f. Randolph. recording
secretary, then reported on various
activities including $500 paid TO
state Federation Science hail at
Woman's College, $25 to American
Legion for Decoration Day, a cup
for Middlesex county school field
day. Rummage sales card parties
peighborhood tea, sale of Christmas
seals. formation of hispital auxiliary
10 Railway hospital, dramas pre-
sented, $S6 sent to Railway hospl,
tai from proceeds of card party anu
dences held. American citiIenship
denartment formed and the delight
ful luncheon recently given iof lhe
directors by the president.
Mrs. Stephen Wyld, Woodbridge
Civics, reported $155 collected 1oii
Christmas seals and l,4Oo boxes o
candy distributed. . Mrs. 7. F.. Iet'
tiemover reported on Sewaren Civ
les. Mrs. II. j. Baker, Sr on ave-
rel Ciyics ard Mrs. T. w. Liddle or
Fords Civics.
Mrs. L.. j. Acker reported on ac'
~tivities of Education Committee
Mrs. A. l.. Huber on social ana III
dustrial conditions. va,
Mrs. ]. T.. Breckenridge on inter-.
AZURE and libraries, Mrs. i. v
on art. Mrs. S, b. Dem
arest ON music. Mrs. I. L. spence
on art, Mrs. C. A. de Russy, iegisla
lion Mrs. w. A. Osborn, welcome
Mrs. b. w. Hoagland. ways am
means, Mrs. W.. NJ. Weinan- on mem
bership, Miss Grace Huber. pro
cram. Mrs. w. II. Prall on eonser
yation and gardens, MIS- may
Martin on club II va
voted to give Mrs. Huber wa 10
perth Anabov hospital from bench
fund. and 70 send a note OF apPse
siation to the Board of Education 10
pse of high school on March IL
Notice of third district conferenc
IN April 3 in Perth Amboy wa
given.
Mrs. samuel l.. Potter played wv
niano solos in a n which wa
most ENJOYABLE and the music wa
eraally appreciated. An orlSlh'
nog1m. "April Dawn was Write
M Mrs. Montgomery Baliour,
mamher OF the Literature ana l.
hraries Committee. 1t was u re;
ean and was made most thorough
ENJOYABLE as it was read in a mo
artistic by Mrs. Johh wal
Ferguson.
Mrs. Theodore Hope. chairman
literature, in the State Federatiol
was he speaker of the Afternoon
Mrs. Hope said the purpose or IN
cultural arts was to charm, strehstl
an and teach, She spoke of the va,
tons courses of reading and STUD
MANNED by the department ana
he study of Dante taken up by man
OF the clubs during the past ye'
OF "Dante's Heroines," ana WON.
in the World" OF the need OF SUI
ervision in the homes OF the ooo
read by the young people thls loe
for their minds needing the san
care as the food prepared for the
as infants. She spoke of the pli
Friends in Bookland." dedicated
Miss sara Askew. This play has be'
given sIxty-six times in the sta
and there are thirty-three books
the shelf.
The Browsing DON at the w
mans College came next. Mrs. Hol
described the two rooms in coop
Hall TO be used for h purpos
Donations of books, draperies al
furniture being in order. The ca
endar of quotations celebrating T.
birthdays OF we'll known write
complied by Mrs. Emmons n !
original story and poem contest b
ing conducted by Mrs. Holland
Montclair. ,
Her closing thought was the d
scription of Dante's coat or arms
"A Golden Eagles Feather again
an asure sky"
Mrs. L. +. Ballard. one of
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