Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-10-16

i, l1le SpbdhtI.
Mrs. Commack concluded her talk
saying that America is working on a
plan today and ii is time that every
one of her citizens did SO.
During the afternoon, Miss Vera
Stetkewicz and Joseph Stetkewicz.
newcomers among Perth Amboy's
artists, contributed delightfully."- to
the program with piano and violin
selections. Miss S~tetkewiez, who is
a Ukranian, played several Ukran-
ian folk songs in costume.
At the business session. Mrs. Emil
X. Roos, chairman of practical
finance committee urged the women
to cooperate with her in getting
thrift into the schools. Mrs Virgil
Shull, chairman of tie household
arts committee announced that class
es were being formed In enameling.
block printing, batils, stenciling, and
making lamp shades. Meetings will
be held in the high school u.lGer the
direction of Miss Fritts.
Mrs. Sydney Smith, chairman of
the literature department, an
nounced that this department would
study contemporary literature. Mrs.
Smith also Is asking the cooperation
of the moving picture arrangements
in showing movies that are taken
from children's standard books dur
ing children's book week.
Mrs. Leo Goldberger, chairman of
the ciyics department, announced
that this department would continue
their nutrition work. Mrs. NJ. c.
Armstrong, chairman of public
hpa1fh Hafaa ~ M ont pnnnrtnd On tho
Middlesex Recreation Council meet
ing in New Brunswick last week.
Mrs. Maxwell MacMichael, chairman
of the music committee, announced
that the choral class is being formed
and anyone wishing to join will sub
NIT their names to the chairman.
Bennett; March 8, Insurance" by
Miss Alice Lakey of Crawford, N.
J., also Current Events by Mr.. Ben
nett; April 2, Question Box on
Civic Affairs and discussion also Cur
rent Events by Mr.. Bennett; May Z,
members will submit plans for dis
Current Events by Mr.. Bennett.
Fine Arts department: Meetings
hela the second Tuesday of each
lAiOiiAii at . " 1Ap1hs III OiliGGAo Al
charge of this important department.
OF the club are: Chairman. Mrs.
Arris B. Henderson,; vice chairman,
Mrs. William A. Close; secretary,
Mrs. w. II. Zugalla: treasurer, Mrs.
James e. Voorhees,; literature. Miss
Annie G. Johnson; drama, Mrs. Her
bert Gittins; music, Mrs. George w.
Dawson; library, Mrs. Edwin II.
Dominick.
The program for the department
Cooke, state chairman OF music.
Hostess. Mrs. James e. Voorhees,.
December II, comedy, Booth Tark-
ington's Clarence" Papers by
Mrs. Jacob r.. V. M. Lefferts and
Mrs. w. #. Zugalla. Hostess Mrs.
John Terhune. January 8, poetic
drama, Percy Mackaye's 1.-THE Mar
tyr" Papers by Mrs. William Oliver
Diggin and Mrs. William II. Sutphin.
Hostess, Mrs. George b. Shepherd.
February IL, the little theatre o
ment. Papers by Mrs. Herbert Git
tins and Mrs. l.. e. Davies. Hostess,
Mrs. John p. Lloyd. March IL, the
one act play, Stuart Walker six
Who Pass While the Lentils Boil
Papers by Mrs. Floyd T. Taylor and
Mrs. James Marshall. Hostess, Mrs.
c. A. Gesswein. April 8. Mrs. Will
liam G.. Hopper state chairman of
literature. Hostess Mrs. Arris b.
Henderson. This meeting will be
held in Geran's hall. May 10, Angus
tus Thomas THE Witchlng Hour"
Papers by Mrs. L. A. Lemaire and
Miss Margaret l.. Terhune. Hostess
Miss Margaret Terhune.