Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-04-24
Activities For n
Keyport Women

KEYPORT, April 24-The annual
HOLY Hour was observed by the
Keyport Literary Club at the meeting
held on Friday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. j. L. d. Silcox. The
speaker of the afternoon was Rev.
Frank S. Harwood, pastor of the
Reformed church, who addressed
join the Divine. A brief business
session was held prior to the pro-
gram, during which it was an
nounced that the delegates TO the
convention to be held at Atlantic
City would be Mrs. Edgar T. Hoose
and Mrs. f. F. Armstrong and that
owing to both the president ant
vice president being absent at the
next regular meeting day the
meeting would be postponed for one
week to be held on May II with Mrs.
Armstrong as the hostess.
Mrs. o. c. Bogardus read the
federation chairman of music and
Mrs. J. Garlic Anderson, chairman
of legislation gave a u of the
bills now in the legislature in which
the club women are interested.
The program of the day was as
follows:
The Lords Prayer .
Vocal Solo-Come Ye Disconsolate,
Mrs. Fred c. Ogden.
ADMINISTRATION of st. John, the
Divine, Rev. f. S. Harwood.
Piano Solo-Cathedral Chimes,
Evart V. Silcox.
The Twenty-fourth Psalm, Mrs.
John w. Keough.
Vocal Solo-The Journey of Little
Paul Gin French), Louis Van Err
men
Mr.. Silcox responded to an encore
with a piano solo written for the
left hand alone and owing to popu-
lar applause Mr.. Van Ermen re-
sponded with an encore, "A Dream
by Bartlett, and still another encore
sung in French.
Mr.. Harwood's talk was thor
| oughly pleasing. He explained the
| mysteries of the Book of Revela-
tons in a most understandable
manner and he va rendered a ris-
ing vote of thanks by the club.
Having discovered that DR.. Silcox
and his family have lived in the
borough just ten years on Friday,
Mrs. r. o .Walling read some clever
| original verses welcoming them to
the borough for two times ten
years and expressing appreciation
| of the friendship of the family.
Following the program a delight
full social time followed and re-
| freshments were served by the hos
| tess, assisted by Mrs. Fred B. Van
| Brake, Miss Nan v. c. McKinne I,
| Mis- Hannas Bailey and Miss
| Evelyn Lufburrow.
Club guests included Mrs. F. T. 2.
| Reynolds, Mrs. William Sexton, Mrs.
| Elmer f. Morris, Mrs. F. s. Har-
| wood, Mrs. George Walling, Mrs.
William H. Walling, Mrs. r. Veit,
Mrs. Fred 3. Van Brake. Miss
Hannah Bailey and Miss Nan V. Z.
Mckinney. ,
Among the club guests present
were Mrs. j. earle Anderson, Mrs.
| Fred F. Armstrong. Miss Anna H.
| BedIe. Mrs. Harvey S. Bedle, Miss
| Margaret Bedle, Mrs. o. c. Bogar-
dus. Mrs. Harvey Bronner, Mrs.
| Phelps Cherry. Mrs. Edgar L. Hoose,
| Mrs. George s. Hyer, Mrs. John w.
| Ke..gh, Mrs. Norman B. Lockwood.
Miss Evelyn Lufburrow, Mrs. Fred
C. Ogden, Mrs. Alex II. Sands, Mrs.
/ e. d. Silcox, Mrs. H. T. Hopkins.
| Mrs. Roland j. Thornton, Mrs. w.
s. Wallace, Mrs. James T.. Walling,
Mrs. r. o. Walling and Mrs. john
/ T, Wyckoff.
During the social hour Master
Louis Silcox rendered several at
tractive saxaphone solos included in
the selections being "The Parade OF
he Wooden Soldiers.
This next meeting of the club will
be held on Friday afternoon, May
IL when the program will be in
charge of the chairman of litera-
ture. Mrs. John w. Keough, and will
include an hours study of the
Forestry Problem.
The following interesting papers
will be given:
The Worlds Timber supply-Mrs.
J. p. Brewer.
Music.
Our Own Desperate Situation
Mrs. W. S. Wallace.
Music.
Measures in Congress-Mrs. ].
Arch MacEwan.
Mrs. NJ. Lester Terry, of Myrtle
avenu will entertain the Quiet
Eight at her home on Myrtle venue
Thursday night.
The Girls Club OF the Reformed