Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-03-19
What Perth Amboy
Women Are Doing

Tonight Raritau Chapter No. So,
Order OF Eastern Star, will hold
card party in the Elks home in Mad
ison avenue. The usual card games
win be in play and most attractive
prizes will be awarded. Mrs. John
Dockstader is chairman. Of the af-
fair, and is assisted by Miss Harriet
Meade, Miss Clara Jensen, Mrs. n.
Christian Nelson, Mrs. Milton Or
tel, Mrs. Edward Sattler, Mrs. Har-
old Coutts, Miss Clara Nelson, Mrs.
H. r. Burkhardt, Mrs. Roy Killen-
berger, Mrs, Harry Medinets and
Mrs. Bon.
Thursday night, the local council
Of Jewish women will hold a mas
querade dance in the Y. NJ. H. A.
hall for members and their escorts
only. Admission will only be gained
by presenting the membership card,
with the members name. Mrs. y.
Preminger, chairman Of the affair,
and her committee promise all who
attend most enjoyable evening.
At a meeting OF the monthly ex-
ecutive board OF the New Jersey
State Federation Of Women's Clubs,
held in the Newark 2. W. c. A. all
day Friday. the Official ticket for the
election Of several officers and de-
partment chairmen at the twenty
ninth annual meeting Of the State
Federation OF Women's Clubs to be
held in Atlantic City. on May 2, 5,
and 5, was adopted. Mrs. Clayton
D. Lee of Maplewood is the only
nominee offered for the presidency.
to succeed Mrs. Arthur Proal of
Nutley. and Mrs. George A. Smith
OF Chatham, is the sole nominee for
vice president of the northern, dis
trict. Two candidates are nominal
ed for vice president Of the southern
district. 1t will be difficult to make
a choice between Mrs. Edward Will
son, Of Atlantic City, and Miss Mary
$. Daniels, of Ocean Grove. Mrs.
Waterman of Mahwa, is only nom
inee for the Office of corresponding
secretary. Mrs. Theodore Bebout,
of Stirling has been named for the
department of home economies: Mrs.
Florence Topping Green, Of Long
Branch, for the department Of art,
and Mrs. Austin Pettinger for the
department Of education.
The Woman's Civic Club Of Cam
den County, Civic Club Of Somervilie
and Travellers Club OF Jersey City,
are new clubs joining the federated
ranks at this time. Mrs. E. H. Boyn-
ton, Of Woodbridge, chairman OF
mosquito determination, was present
at this session.
The regular meeting Of the Wonl-
ans Club, will be held in the Pres
| byterian chapel tonight at o'clocS
with the president, Mrs. Frank Dor
sey, presiding. All guest restric'
tions except the payment Of the US
ual guest fee, has been suspended
| for this meeting, which means that
each member may sponsor as many
guests as she desires. Famous
Paintings in Tableaux' will be tins
entertainment offered, with the art
department in charge. An excel
lent musical program will also be
given during the evening.
The Girl Scouts will entertain the
Girls Club at their regular meeting
| which will be held IN the auditorium
Of the public library tonight at S:1;
o'clock. All members are urged K
be present, as much business of i'm
| portance will be discussed.
The Westminster Guild will hole
their regular meeting, at the home OF
Mrs. John Sofeld, in Lewis street
tomorrow night, at o'clock.
The Wonnans Guild of the Work
ers' Cooperative Society will hold
their rug party, at the home Of Mrs.
Eick, in Park avenue tomorrow
night. A large attendance il re-
quested.