Evening journal., 1913-06-14
CENTURY CLUB
in LAWN FETE
MlddIetOwn Women Plan Much
MerrimeEt for Tuesday
Afternoon and Evening

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL
MIDDLETOwN. Del. June IA
The New Century Club has completed
arrangements for the lawn party and
porch entertainment TO be given at
sFlowerdale," the home of Mrs.
James r. Shallcross. North Broad
street, on Tuesday evening next
Among the attractions are a
swing. a see-saw. a weighing ma
chine Mrs. Wigs will be at home in
her cabbage patch where the cab
bages will be unusually green, and a
lorune-teller. whose knowledge OF
the past present and future is un-
limited, will reveal all things sup
posed to be unknown. You may hear
something new and something true,
or something new but nothing true.
The entertainment will consist Of
music. readings and a farce entitled,
"The New Woman" The characters
taken in the farce will be; Darius
simpkins,n married 10 the new wo-
man. W. Taylor Barnett; Mrs. Dar-
ius Simpkins." attorney-at-law and
manager-in-chief of the Simpkins
household. Miss Helen r. Brady;
Mrs. Henrietta Dugold High-mind, -
another new woman, Miss Mary Hut
chin: Miss Betty Boston" A. B. c..
Phi D., M D., X. Y a.. Miss Ethel w.
Brady; Mrs. J. p Niles of Townsend
will sing and Mrs. Bassett Ferguson
of Ridley Park, Pa, will recite. Pools
Orchestra will assist
The Forest Presbyterian Sunday
School viii hold its annual Children's
Day service on Sunday evening, when
the following interesting program will
be given: Welcome song. Bread of
life" by school; responsive reading,
prayer. singing. Jesus Loves the Chill
dren." by Primary Department
"Greetings," from Charles Howell,
Clayton Draper. John Pool, Frank
Brymes, Walter Beaston, Harry Town
send, George Townsend, Henry How
ell, Oscar Brynes; recitation, "A
Hearty Welcome" by Anna Boulden
recitation. "Mamma's Darling" by
Arrie Bradley; solo and chorus. Mes
sage OF June" by William Myers and
school. recitation. Flowers for Chill
dren's Day" by William Pennewill ;
recitation. II Can Work for Jesus" by
Joseph Beaston; recitation, Jesus
Bids Us Shine" by Mary Howell ;
singing. "Childrens Hosannas," by
school song. Jesus Loves the Chill
.dren Dear" by eight small girls; reci-
tation. Like the Brides" by Gladys
and Ruth Goldsborough recitation
'Little Buttercups," by Mary Jolls;
singing. Little Bird Friends" by Pri.
mary Department; solo and chorus
Jesus Loves the Children" by Gwen
.dolen Gary and School; recitation
"Song of Flowers" by Catherine
Beaston. recitation. THE Beadowl
Glory" by Clayton Draper; singing
s"To the Kingdom" by school; sing
ing by class of boys; recitation, "Littl
F'oreet-Me-Nots, by Margaret Brad
lev: recitation, "The Daisies" b.
Elizabeth Clayton; address by pastor
recitation, your Share by Waite
s.Reaston; collection; recitation, "Thi
is Children's Day." by Frank Brynes
recitation, "Some Don'ts," by Rut
iSfockley; singing. Faith IN God" b
'school. recitation, MAY and June, b
f'Eeiher Brynes recitation, "Th
( Babies VIII Take Our Places b
Harriet Black; recitation. by Florenc
. 'Ionnewill and Virgie Williams, viii
a chorus of Gwendolen Gary. Harrie
BLACK. Katharine Scott and BESSIE
Craig; Benediction.
The ushers for the evening will b,
John Hoffecker, Frank Tyson. vii.
liam Eliason ana Lemont Jones.
Some of the young men of the town
gave a dance in the Opera House on
Wednesday evening. Messrs. Will
cots. Snow and Manlove furnished
music. Some of those present were
Miss Milligan, of Cecilton; Mr.. Out
ten OF Townsend Claude Voshell
Earl Eaton, Conrad Dyer and Edward
Johnson, of Port Penn; Miss Jennie
Gallagher. Miss Clara Douglas, Mis-.
Helen Jones, Miss Viola Weber. Misi
Hannah Kirk, Miss Marion Vinyard
Miss Edna Brynes Miss Ruby Whit
lock, Miss Edith Spry, Miss Mar,
Beaston. Miss Miriam Berkman, Mis-
Frances Simmons and Miss Mar
Richards, Herbert Pyle, William Gal
Z iagher, Allen Evans. Elmer Kirl
! Philip vinyard. Osbourne BANNING
Elwood Banning Theodore Whitlocl
Frank Bigner, William Kirk an
Courtiand Jones.
j. Elwood Denny has opened a hal
ness and horse supply store in th
Howell building on West Main stree