Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-03-17

Third Annual GueSt Nisiil VI the
Woman's Club of Woodpridge
township marks the third milestone
for these pleasing events although
the club is only two and one-haii
years old the first one having &C.
Cured at the end of the first six
months.
Mrs. I. T. Spencer's Art commit
tee left nothing to be desired In the
way of decorations. The branches
gay with the myriad tiny streamers
in all the shades of yellow, the
primroses, jonquils and daffodile ano
the soft pussywillows lent their sill
yer sheen, thus carrying out the clut
colors of gold and gray. The ushers
were Miss Nettie Randolph, Miss
Sophie johnson, Miss Sadie Martin
Miss Laura Koyen and Mrs. T.. II
Stryker.
The guests were received by Mrs
E. II. Boynton, Mrs. c. M. Cooper
Mrs. II. w. Van Bremen. Mrs. A. r
Randolph and Mrs. w. l.. Harmed.
J%ohnstone's orchestra Furnished
the music for the reception and the
dancing which followed the pro-
gram. The president, Mrs. r. II
Boynton welcomed the guests in the
following address:
Friends and Club Members:
again 1 bid you welcome on our
annual guest night.
Time passes quickly and it hard
Iy seems possible that our club Is
about to enter upon its third sue
cessful This coming week the
club goes from the leadership Of one
who has learned to dearly love you
all. The past two years have mao
some cloudy days but the COLDER
glow-our- club color of promise
has always led us on-and up.
II want, tonight, before l go ou'
Of office, to thank you all--my splen'
did loyal board of directors; I'M
work we have accomplished coule
not have been done but for you,
f%aithfulness and earnestness. Gu,
members. I thank you for every klno
word and good wish-and. you. citi
zens Of our town for your ln.eres
and support. I want now to ask yo'
to rally around the new officers s.
soon to take their places. Especiali!
| do I ask your support of the new
| president-be a miser with cr1ticlsh
and a spendthrift with praise.
"A president, you must remember
does not make the club-its success
is up to every individual membe
| and + wish, tonight, I might max
| you feel this responsibility. Fac.
| member has a very special part u
| our success and progress.
"This evening we nope you ma
enjoy our program and speno a yer
happy social hour at its close. An
as we 60 to our homes please carr
| this thought-The Woman's Club Q
Woodbridge township has beer o
| in YOUR midst for good, with ing
| ideals and unselfish purpose. Let u
| each do our part in making 1t gro'
to be a greater power for good an
usefulness than it is today
Mrs. c.. M. Cooper, the first wee
president, then and espresso
in a. few words the sentiment OF tn
club members and their apprecia
ton of the wonderful work done b
Mrs. Boynton as their leader. MIR
Cooper then proposed the Chataqu
Salute for the retiring president an
the waving sea of 'kerchiefs as tn
audience stood proved that not onl
the club but their friends realize
Mrs. Boynton's achievements. Mr.
Russell D. Long, accompanied D
Mrs. w, Lockwood, then sang 18th
Boat Song" and 1.-THE MANN
Song"
This was followed by the readin
by Mrs.. c. A. de Russy of the Gu
Diary for 19"21-1922, written by Mr.
Montgomery Balfour, a member {
the literature committee. The diar
follows: =.
We've been Iectured. and sung t,
and told about art,
Mrs. Spencer's committee has SUI
done their part.
And their gay decorations and boz
auets have been
Artistic and scrumptious-ft for tn
queen.
We've conserved. and we've planted
and that isn't all.
For the Chairman of Gardens
Mrs. W. Prall.
Is thinking of buying and sendin
to school, -,
Nice bulbs to be planted Will
weather is cool.
Mrs. Buschman's committee gave
peach of a play.
There's no use in talking. twas t
for Broadway,
As we watched "Pretty Peg" an
her friends play their parts.
"All of a sudden" we lost u heart
Although we're quite young, on
two and a half,
Mrs, Acker and her educational sta
Have kept us quite busy learnin
the rules,
And finding good books for use
the schools.
In Home Economics each n of
tries
New ways to be thrifty, nice ways
make pies.
Mrs. James Brown in reward for OF
skill
Sent a b-e-a-u-tiful fifty dollar hi
We've had a birthday, a Mayday.
party or two,
And a day when Il daughters sal
Flow do you do"
And Mrs. Will Firms committee
eight
Have served ~a-la-carte, by the Gu
or the plate.
Our Industrial and Social Commi
:! tee has tried
To better conditions. We think wit
great pride
OF our own Mrs. Huber, who alwa.
can find ..
Old ways to be loving, new ways
be kind.