Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-05
KEYP0RT CLUB
GIVES PROGRAM
Home Department Gives De-
IightfuI Event at Home Of
Mrs. Crawford

KEYPORT, June 5.-In charge OF
the home department. Mrs. y. still
well Van Buskirk. chairman, an IN
teresting program of the keyport
Literary Club was presented at the
held at the home of Mrs.
Charles y. Crawford. Crawford :
Corner. Friday afternoon. Prior TO
the program of the day. a nor
business session was held, during
which an invitation was accepted by
the club to attend the dedication
of science hall OF the New Jersey
Woman's College. to be held Ihurs-
day afternoon at > o'clock at New
Brunswick. An invitation was also
TO attend an exhibition OF
modern art at the municipal build
ing at Freehold on June 8. 3 and 10.
1t was announced that the series
of lectures on current events 10 be
given by Mrs. Marian Atwell, will be
held on the first Wednesday after
noon of January. February, March,
April and May. 1928.
The program of the day was a
paper, Home" by Mrs. A. Still
well Van Buskirk with musical
illustrations by Miss Annie Laurie
Tilton, pianist, Mrs. George NJ. COL
Inns soprano and Miss Anna Bum
gosdy violinist. The paper was most
originally touching and the home
and home life were portrayed in a
greatly to be commended.
Mrs. Van Buskirk presented at this
meeting m of the best papers ever
read before the club.
During the reading of the paper,
piano illustrations of the statements
rZnlzra1 hu ATfcE
Tilton, and Mrs. George NJ. Collins
rendered many pleasing solos with
violin accompaniment. while Miss
Bungosdy portrayed several state
made by Mrs. Van Busk.rk
with the violin. Possibly the most
numbers were Home,
Sweet Home" by piano. voice and
violin, and Garry Me Back to Old
Virginny," as a trio. The conclud-
ing number was the violin solo,
"Cavatina," Raft, by Miss Bun
The program as presented so
pleased the audience that Mrs. Van
Buskirk and her assistants were
asked to present it before an out of
town club. A verv pleasant social
hour followed during which dainty
cakes and ices were served by the
hostess assisted by Miss Trixie
Windman, Mrs. r. S. White. Miss
Hyer. Mrs. Harvey. w. Hart
man and Mrs. William Mcfarland.
Club guests included Mrs. Carrot
Longstreet, Mrs. John Holmes, Mrs.
Howard Gilladeau, Mrs. John Cur
tbs, Mrs. Joseph D. Bedle. Mrs.
Amiel Pimper, Miss Hilda Hyer,
Mrs. A. L.. Iszard. Mrs. Horace S.
Burrowes. Mrs. Gordon d. Woodey,
Mrs. Fred B. Van Brake. Mrs. Ell
mer Z. Morris. Mrs. f. S. White,
Mrs. William Mcfarland, Miss Mary
Mcfarland, Miss Trixie Windman.
Mrs. Charles Irwin, Mrs. F. T. b.
Reynolds. Mrs. F. A. Cater, Mrs.
Burgess Davis. Mrs. Harvey w.
Hartman, Mrs. Fred B. Van Brake,
Mrs. G.. NJ. Collins and Miss Anna
Bungosdy.
Club members present were Mrs.
7. C. Anderson. Mrs. F. F. Arm
strong, Miss Anna II. Bedle. Mrs.
Harvey S. Bedle. Mrs. o.. C. Bogar-
dus, Mrs. Charles X. Crawford. Mrs.
E. Francis Enrich. Mrs. C. Leon
Garrison. Mrs. William S. Holmes.
Mrs. Edgar T. Hoose, Mrs. George
Hyer. Mrs. John w. Keough. Mrs.
a. H. Sands. Mrs. j.. l.. ID. SllcoX,
Mrs. Roland ]. Thornton. Miss An
ME l.. Tilton, Mrs. A. Stillwell Van
Buskirk. Mrs. William T. Van Mater.
Mrs. James T. Walling. Mrs. Rufus
o. Walling, Mrs. L. Brewer Wall
ing. Mrs. Angelo Webster.
Mrs. William H. Conover will en-
terrain the club on Friday after
noon. June g., when the program
will be an operetta. presented under
the direction of the music depart
ment of which Mrs. J.. E. D. Silcox
is chairman.