Smyrna times., 1912-02-21
TWENTIETH CENTURY CLUB
OBSERVES 14TH BIRTHDAY
LUNCHEON YESTERDAY LARGEST
ATTENDED IN HISTORY OF CLUB

Al ENDED IN HISTORY OF CLUB
Prominent Women From all Parts of
the State Feicitate Members and
Admire Beautiful Club House
Yesterday the Twentieth Century
Club celebrated its fourteenth BIRTH
daV anniversary. The Club House
was tastefully decorated with foli-
age and candles. On entering the
Club, members and their guests were
first greeted by the Club hostess,
Mrs. Read, then received by the
officers of the Club and then escort
ed to seats by the young aides of
the Club hostess. who all wore
white dresses and fancy caps trim
med with pink. After the guests
had assembled, grace was sung by
number of ladies who stood in the
balcony. A luncheon consisting of
chicken salad, oysters. biscuits,
olives, ice cream, cake, mints and
coffee was served. After the
luncheon, the president, Miss
Smithers, made very clever
speech, after wich Mrs. John C.
Robinson, President of the State
Federation, addressed the Climb.
Mrs. S. j. Reynolds, Chairman of
Entertainment. then announced that
play entitled. Mystery" one
act comedietta, containing a moral
for young gentlemen would be given
by five of the Club members. The
cast of the play was as follows:
Bob Armbruster, an athletic
young gentleman, Mrs. Elva Nc
Causland; "Gordon Strang," Miss
Helen Boyer; "Amy Lovekin, ." an
amiable Young lady. Miss Mildred
Hudson; "Nan Eager. a clever
one. Mrs. Charles H. LeFevre
''Rose Grady" general of house
hold forces, Mrs. w. F. P. Jacobs.
1t was an amusing little play and
all the characters were we'll sus-
tained. After the play, a quartette
consisting of Mrs. McCausland. Miss
Bell, Miss Wilds and Miss Roberts
sang "The Rosary and 1.-THE Cary
| Dance"
Guests Present From a Distance
Among those present from a dis
tance we're: Mrs. John C. Robin
son, Mrs. G. W. Sparks. of Will
mington; Mrs. Winder, of Seaford :;
Mrs. William Schabinger, FELTON,; !;
Mrs. Chas Hutchinson. Harrington; !;
Mrs. Wetzel, Wyoming; Mrs. Jacob
Morris, Lewes; Mrs. C. B. Evans,
Newark; Mrs. Clayton Fisher,
Dover; Miss Cahall, Bridgeville i;
Mrs. S. M. Ellis, Delmar: Mrs Will
liam Wright, Wilmington: Mrs.
Carpenter. Lewes, Mrs. C. W.
Prettyman, Wilmington; Miss Ge-
genheimer, Philadelphia; Mrs.
Clough, Mrs. Startling. Mrs. Carroll,
Mrs. j. Satterfeld, Mrs. w. Satter-
field, Mrs. Slaughter. Mrs. Fergu-
son, Mrs. Bice. Miss Carrow, Mrs.
W. d. Leevre, Mrs. j. LeFevre.
Mrs. Watson, Miss Lydia Watson,
Miss Dora Wilds, Mrs. Mary Wal
colt, Mrs. James Pennewill. Mrs. T.
K. Jones, Mrs. Stott. Miss Isabelle
Stott, Mrs. Dawson, Mrs. Clarence
Sypherd. Miss Ella Wilson. Mrs.
Bears, Mrs. Holiday, Mrs. Wharton
Mrs. James Hughes, Miss Alloway,
Mrs. Rawley, Dover: Miss Mary
Wilson, Middletown; Mrs. Cam,
Kirkwood; Mrs. Mustard. Lewes;
Mrs. Newman. Rehoboth; Mrs.
Cahall, Frederick; Miss Cahall,
Bridgeville; Mrs. Fleming. Harring-
ton; Mrs. Harry Humes. Mrs. James
Pierce, Mrs. G. T. Pierce. Milford;
Mrs Reuben Denney. Philadelphia;
Mrs. Alvan Conner, FELTON,; Mrs.
Charles Burgess, Centreville; Mrs.
Margaret Grimm, Collingswood;
Mrs. llofland, Kennett Square, Miss
Lynch. Mt. Pleasant. Miss Allen,
Wilmington; Mrs. Charles Jefferson,
CnesterJoWn Mrs. Hurlock. Mill
ington; Miss Gunkle, Warwick;
Mrs. Frank Williams, Mrs. Charles
Williams, Mrs. w. B. Megear. Will
mington; Mrs. Harry Hurtt, Mrs.
Duncan Yoeum, Ridley Park: Mrs.
David Davis, Media; Mrs. Marshall,
Virginia; Mrs. Alex Cooper, Mrs.
Lank, Philadelphia; Mrs. DuBall,
Llanerch; Mrs. A. Whittock, Odessa
Miss Nora Wills, Stanhope, N. j..
Mrs. Neill, Newark: Mrs. R. A.
Hance, Miss Carrie Hance, PhiIa-
delphia: Mrs. James A. Hart, Town
send; Miss Esther Davis, Middle
town. Cor. Sec.