Evening journal., 1914-01-12
CENTURY CLUB
All NIVERSARY
Elaborate Program to Mark
Opening Of eiebratiOn
Tomorrow

Beginning tomorrow morning, de-
lightiul program will herald the three
day celebration Of the twenty-fifth an
niversary OF the New Century Cluo
The first days program IS as fol-
lows. Song Of the Years; Memories
and Milestones. Miss Emma Worrell; /
Cornerstone and dedication poems, |
written by Mrs. Susan NJ. Spauldng I
and read by Mrs. Charles II. Miller |
The New Century Club as a corpora I
ton. Mrs. c. Wesley Weldin; anni-
versary poem, written by Mrs. Fred
erick Brnghurst and read by Mrs.
Charles f. Wentz: Yesterday, Today
and Tomorrow" Mrs. A. II. Berlin;
singing by the club.
On Wednesday afternoon at 3
o'clock eighty members OF the club
will take part In a historial pageant
presenting scenes from the early his
tory of Delaware, interspersed with
English, Dutch and Swedish dances.
Preceding the entertainment Mrs.
Charles r. Miller will entertain at
luncheon in honor of the member OF
the Delaware and out of town clubs.
From Wilmington there will be pres
ent at the luncheon;
From Wilmington there will be Mrs
Charles Il. Wolaston, president Of
the New Century Club. Mrs. j. Ernest
Smith. president of the corporation;
and former presidents, including Mrs.
A. ID. Warner, chairman of the COM
mittee: Mrs. Frances s. Garrett Miss
. Mary II. Askew Mathor, Mrs Charles
3 /. Kent. Mrs. Horace Belts and Miss
Emma Lore. The hostess also Is a
: member of the committee.
( Out-of-town guests viii be Miss
r Ray Heydrick, Bridgevillci Miss NJ. l..
D Slommons. Delmar. Mrs. James L.
q Wolcott, Dover; Miss Ada Warren,
4 FELTON,; Mrs Howard G.. stewart
S Georgetown; Mrs. John W. She'll
drake Harrlng,on Mrs. Charles A.
e Hastings Laurel, Mrs. l.ida Norman,
Lewes Miss Eliza G.. Green Middle
town; Mrs. George b. Hunter, Milton
Mrs. George +. Pierce Milford: Mrs.
Charles b. Evans, Newark; Miss Mary
" l.. Powers. Rehoboth: Mrs. John Esk-
"a ridge. Seaford; Miss Eunice Anthony
a Smyrna; Mrs James J.. Crossmore
=, Wyoming an of Delaware clubs. From
n Pennsylvania clubs there will be Mrs
- William B Randall Chester. Mis'
Florence A. Martin. West Chester
Mrs. Isaac w. Knapp Ardmore; Miss
Auna T.. Harlin, Coatesvillo: Mrs. j
Howard Rebcr, Ridley Park. Mrs
'' William s. Ellis. Media; Mrs NJ y
y Young. Swarthmore; Mrs James r
,e Niles. Kennett Square; Mrs william
10 A. McEwcn. Iansdowne, Mrs. Mar
p shall II Smith Wayne; Miss Heller
W NJ. Randall. Lopghorne; Mrs Richari
Watson. Doylcstown; Mrs Josepl
Swain. wife of the president O
Swarthmore College; Mrs Harry {
I'd Boden, Philadelphia Philomusiai
en- Club; Mrs. prentiss Nichol Philadol
It phia New Century Club.
he Two General Federation vice-prosi
m. dents also will be present-Mrs. Ru
dolph Blankenburg. of Philadelphia
and Mrs. William Il. Andrews, {
Washington. d. G.
an A formal reception on Thursday evei
In. ing will bring the anniversary eXercis
'be TO q close.
III, Those who will bring greetings inclu'
IA. Colonel Benjamin Nields, Secretary
State Thomas w. Miller and Mrs h
ward G. Wilson, president OF the Au
del Club, Baltimore.
To th rcce ION on Thursday eyenil
no members are privileged to bring anol
If~iNfNl lNNN hl lf7INfhh rNNNi'Ntt
guest. Cards of admission are 30 cen
u' each for members and guests and ma
81 be obtained on Tuesday morning Jan
- ary l3, or from Mrs. Horace Belts L
,ve Adams street. No cards issued aft
January 10.
nv The anniversary committee. consis
to ing of club nrcside-ts. comnrscs; MI
4 Charles Miller Mrs Frances s. ca
W. rett. Miss Mary H. Askew Mather MI
nv Cornelia Bowman, Mrs Charles l. Ken
~. Mrs. Horace Belts. Miss Emma Lol
nm. Mrs Charles +. Wolaston Mrs. j. Err
s"o est Smith, Mrs. Alfred d. Warner, ohai
ar man.
Mrs Wilson and Mrs. w =. Andre'
of of Washington, D. c.. viii receive wi
i'm. the anniversary committee.