Evening journal., 1917-04-16
CLUB WOMEN ENJOY
anniversary Dinner
Washington Heights AsSoci-
alton Spends Delightful
Day at City Club
GIFT FOR THE
RETIRING PRESIDENT

In honor of their second birthday an
niversary, members of the Washington
Heights Century Club entertained at
luncheon today in the CITY Club rooms
in the Hotel dupont About one hun
bred guests attended, number of whom
were from out of town. Luncheon was
served at small tables which were at
tractively decorated with centerpieces of
pink and white sweet peas made into
individual corsagc bouquets and banked
on the tables. Inc club colors, rose and
white. were also artistically carried out
in the dainty. menu cards, which were
white, tied with n rose cord.
There were several specially invited
guests and they together with the Off
GERS of the club. were seated at the
the presidents table. After luncheon
speeches, the singing of special songs
and several readings featured the pro
gram. Miss Ray Heydrick, pres dent OF
the State Federation of Women's Clubs
Mrs A. d. Warner a club woman OF
this city Mrs. 4. H. Berlin, president
Of the New Century Club. and Mrs.
George w. Powick, of the Bellefonte
Civics Club. were guests of honor, and
also after luncheon speakers. The fol-
owing menu was served;
Grape Fruit Salad.
Celery. Olives
Bisque OF Tomato.
Spring Chicken. City Club. Green Peas.
New Potatoes. Parsley Butter.
Lettuce and Pimento Salad, with Rus
sian Dressing.
Strawberry Pariait
Assorted Cakes. Coffee.
4 feature of the luncheon was the
presentation Of a gold pin to Mrs. w.
+. Douglas. president Of the club, by the
members. as a token of the love and es-
teen in which she is held Mrs. Douglas
will relinqush Office next month. The
presentat on was formally made by Mrs
" J. Lackey. chairman of the luncheon
committee and before Mrs. Douglas was
given an opportunity to reply, the club
members rose and accompanied on the
piano by Mrs. Harry l. ellis and on
Tho cornet hy Mrs T. p. Burnham, they
sang. TO the tune of Yankee Doodle
the following song. which was written
specially for the occasion;
"Nlade President came here
To attend this luncheon;
Won't You please accept this gift
As loving token;
Nav your friends be bright and gay,
And all sorrow melt away,
Nav your friends be good and true,
Is our hearticst wish to you"
The following program was presenter
after luncheon:
Introduction. Mrs. William +. Doug
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Nv club; greet 'ngs, Miss Raw Hevdricl
Mrs. A. H. Berlin. Mrs. \. d. Warne
and Mrs. George W. Porwick; solo. Mrs
Howard s. Clark: club song write
by Mrs. W. T.. Douglas and sung t
the tune Of cold. Old Trail" "Our Club
Mrs. William r. Inderlied; "Our of
GERS" Mrs. Y. Barry Baxter; "Our Ne'
Members" Mrs. Horace p. Warrington
presentation of gold pin to Mrs. Doug
las. Mrs. W. j. Iackey; reading. Mr.
Harry Raby: "Frisky Grandmas''
lpaper). Nv Mrs. w H. Douglas; clu
song. tune, Marching Through Georgia
Doing Her Bit" tpaperl, Mrs. Wilbur
Sasse; reading. Mrs. J. i. Fuller
"America," sung by club.
Several of the civ songs were VIZ
ten and composed by Frank Foord Pa
llels TIE hNll-hNuMh HAhS'A INV WI
poser of this city.
One of the special club songs whic
was sung TO the tune OF "Marchin
Through George follows:
Here we are with spirit high celebratir
the birth
OF this growing child of ours, and "
all know its WORTH
We will not rest until its name
known at every hearth,
For its high aims and other welfare.
CHORUS.
Hurrah. Hurrahl we'll cheer the TO
and white:
Hurrah! Hurrah! our home is now
sight;
But when our dream is realized we
not give up the fight
While we have life and ambition.
Let us make our club a place where g