Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-03-03
Woman S Doings in
Keyport Section

kEYPORT, March 3:-Mrs. N
Hodgson Rosevear was the hostess
| to the Quiet Eight at her home on
| Thursday night. After lively ses-
sion of bridge Miss Annie l.. Tilton
was declared the prize winner Of the
| evening. Following the game a so.
cial hour was enjoyed and music fur
| nished. Refreshments were served at
late hour. Those playing were Miss
Helen Osborn, Mrs. George A. Camp
bell, Mrs. G. Leon Garrison, Mrs. NJ.
| Lester Terry, Mrs. Lloyd B. ARM
strong, Mrs. Paul G. Zimmerman,
| Miss Annie L. Tilton, Mrs. N. Hodg-
| son Rosevear. Mrs. c. Leon Garrison
will entertain the Eight at her home
on Thursday night, March IS.
The Quilting Society of Calvary M.
+. church will hold a bread, cake
and food sale in the church parlor
this afternoon. The proceeds of the
sale will be placed In fund now be-
| ing raised for the purchase of a new
gas range for the church kitchen.
The Sewing Club of the Reformed
church will meet this afternoon in
the church house under the direction
| OF Mrs. Andrew Dykstra and Eirs.
Peter Van Rikxoort.
The Women's Missionary Society
| of the Reformed church invites the
members and friends who are hold
ing the blue bags" recently distrib-
uted by the organization to return
them at an afternoon tea to be held
| In the church house on Thursday af-
ternoon OF next week at o'clock. A
pleasant afternoon has been ar
ranged by the society for those who
attend.
The Hazlet and South Keyport
Sewing Club met at the home of Mrs.
William Wheeler Of South Keyport
| on Thursday afternoon. A session of
sewing was followed by social hour
and the serving of refreshments.
The regular rneeting Of the Key
port Improvement Association will
| take place Monday afternoon in the
public library. The meeting will be
| held at Q o'clock and will be devoted
to business only in order that those
who wish to do SO may attend the
performance of peg O. My Heart"
which the association Is sponsoring
at the Surf theatre that same after
noon. There are three performances
scheduled, the proceeds to be donat-
ed to the public library.
Mrs. Edgar r. Hoose, president of
the Keyport Literary Club, and Mrs.
Norman B. Lockwood represented
the club at the Federation Day meet
ing at the South Amboy club on
Thursday afternOo0
The annual meeting of the Guild
of the Reformed church was held
recently and the officers to serve for
the coming year were reelected, Mrs.
+. T. b. Reynolds as superintendent
and Mrs. John c. Osborne treasurer.
The guild voted $50 for their fund
to be used in repairs at the parson-
age. This is one Of the most thriving
organizations in the borough. 1t
meets twice month to sew for sales
held twice year for the benefit of
the church work.
The Keyport improvement Asso-
citation was represented at the Fed
Grafton Day celebration Of the South
Amboy Woman's Club by the presi-
dent, Mrs. Horace S. Burrowes and
MRS. w. "A, Brelgan,
Mrs. Thomas w. Dawson, chair
man of the committee arranging the
banquet to be given the young men
who attend the conference on FRI
day and Saturday Of next week Is
completing arrangements. She will
be assisted by an able corps of work.
ers who are interested in the holding
of the conference here. The banquet
will be held in Calvary M. E. church.