Evening journal., 1913-09-04
NEW CENTURY
CLUB PROGRAM
Compiled for the Year By Com
mittee Of Newark
Organization
Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
NEWARK. Sept 4.-The program
of the Newark New Century Club as
compiled by a committee consisting Of
Miss Frances Hurd, Mrs. Ruth
Rhodes and Mrs. E. W. Dawson, for
the ensuing year is now being print
ed. The first meeting will be held
early in November The program
includes the following subjects for
the afternoon meetings during the
year.
Pictures We Love to Live With; Rec
procity-Women's Club Of Elkton;
Tennyson, illustrated by the music
committee; social service; Childrens
Day; Birthday Party; Book Reviews;
Current Events; Afternoon Arranged
by Mrs. Armstrong: Musical;
Civics; Afternoon Arranged by Mrs
lC. O. Houghton; Lecture-Spiritua
Element in Some Great Novels;
Colonial AfternoOn-Famous Houses
and Taverns; Colnial Exhibit;
Dramatic Afternoon; Training in Gull
ture-Library Day; Training in Work
Arts and Craft; Training in Charac-
ter -Eugenics-E Education; Opera IL
lustrated; Delaware Day, Daughters
of the American Revolution; Teach
ers Vocational work; Lecture
Household Economics.
The officers of the club for the en-
suing year are as follows: President,
Mrs. Charles B. Evans; first vice
president, Mrs. William H. Evans;
second vice-president, Mrs f. w.
Dawson; recording secretary, Mrs.
Richard Whittingham; press cores
pondent, Miss Todd; chairman Of
! library committee Miss Alice Kerr;
committee on membership, Mrs. A. T.
Neale Mrs. c. o. Houghton and Mrs
Harry Hayward.
Mrs. William H. Evans, entertained
party of friends at auction bridge
several days ago. Among those who
played were: Miss L. Evans. Mrs. T..
H. Hossinger, Mrs. Daniel Thompson.
Miss Ann Hossinger. Mrs Raymond
lC. Reed, Mrs Weihe, Mrs. ]. II. Duffy,
Mrs. Irving Dayett, Mrs. Eastburn,
Mrs. ]. p Wilson, Mrs. George
Downing. Miss Jane Maxwell, Mrs.
lC. o. Houghton and Mrs. Alice
Durham.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Pilling Wright, Mrs.
Herman Tyson. Miss Moreno Robin
son, Professor W. o. Sypherd and
Professor Van Giese Smith have re-
Professor Van Giesen Smith have re-
Rehoboth
Richard A. Whittingham and family
have returned from a stay in the
Adirondack Mountains-A. B. Wild
does, of Dexter. Maine. has been visit
ing o. w. Widdoes.- Samuel J.
Wright and family have returned from
Asbury Park, where thev snent part
Of the summer-Mrs. John Pnling +.
entertaining her sister. Miss Deulai
Thompson.-Miss Marion Campbell
who has been in with typhoid fever
for several weeks. IS improving Mrs
Philip Armstrong and son and Mr.
and Mrs. Irving Hofeolcr Of vii
mington. have been vi-iting Represen
tative and Mrs Ha -vcv Honecker.-
Mr.. and Mrs Edward Cooch have re
( turned from their vacation. whicl
was spent at Tilghmana island and q
Emerson Point on the Miles River
lId.-Mr. and Mrs Richard Shap
e'gh, of St Louis. have been visitini
Miss Fannie Shapliegh.-Mr F. J
Strickland. Miss Emma Mackey. Mis-
Evelyn Cameron and Miss Heller
Mackey have returned from a motto
trip to New York. Atlantic CITY an'
Asbury Park.-Professor T. F. Mann
is on visit in the middle vest
= Mrs. Willard Bradley and Miss Shir
ley Shellender have returned from
b trip to Atlantic City.-Miss Elsi
: Davis and Miss Alice Davy. Of Newark
2 and Miss Reba Hill of Philadelphia
have been spending their vacation a
! Atlantic City
J Mr. and Mrs. Charles Davis. o
Memphis, Tenn, are visiting the form
! er's father Wesley Davis. on Cleve
land avenue. Mr. Davis, who former
ly lived hege is now general superin
tendent of the city parks of Memphis