Evening journal., 1918-11-06
SOCIAL AND
PERSONAL. NOTES

Tho WASHINGTON Heights Century
Club held the first current event class
of the season on Monday afternoon at
he home OF Mrs, w. Q. LaMotte, No.
Toll Monroe street. A delightful pro-
gram was given, Miss l.. ]. Bryant
one OF the home demonstration agents
Nho is representing The Department OF
Agriculture from Washington, and also
Of Delaware College, gave an interest
Ing talk on the work which she repre-
scnts. The homo demonstration work
Is new TO city folks but has been es-
tablishcd for six years In tho rural
districts. Miss Bryant told Of what
sho hoped TO accomplish in this city.
Current events VIII be given by Miss
Mary Cornell. and Mrs. Charlotte r.
Douglas read paper en- tho Ancient
0rudgc." This dealt with the grudgo
ono nation had against another years
ago, and now the grudgB that Is being
held In connection With the present
war.
Coreopsis Brunch !. 8. 8. held It's fall
i1lly on Monday evening at the homo
Of Mrs. William NJ. Stevenson, No. Ai9
West TNwenty-seoond street. Plans were
discussed for the usual card parties
hold during the winter, the funds from
which ara used to maintain The club.
Tho resignation OF the seorotaIS, Mrs.
Mildred II. Sutton, was received. Mrs.
Sutton has moved TO Carney's Point
Mrs. Sarah Wilson was appointed TO
succeed Mrs. sutton.
The next meeting OF the Coreopsls
Branch will be held Monday evening
December 2, at the homo OF Or. Flor
enoe NJ. Seward. No. $40 West Ninth
street.
The frst meeting OF the New Century
Clubs Current Events class was held
yesterday morning In st. Andrews
parish house. Mrs. j. Merrick Horn
who has charge OF the current events
program for this month gave q greet
Ing In opening the morning program.
Mrs. r. B. Rayner, the new president
Of the club. extended the welcome.
Mrs. w. G. Speakman gave most IN
teresting talk on the Effort OF France
and her women during the war.
The report Of the Delaware State Fed
eratlon held at Rehoboth Beach In
June. was given by Miss Emma Wor-
reH. Miss Blla Pyle had charge OF the
music She gave two delightful num-
hers. Rheubenstelns Romance; the
onalof her own compositions. This was
played by special request Miss Mary
Mather gave a talk on, How we can
helm the Blind" and outlined the
Brael system. Current events were
given by Mrs. w. ]. Catalan.
The meeting OF the current events
class was well attended, about GO mem
hers being present. IL was announced
that the Helen Frasier lecture would |
he given on Tuesday evening, Novem- |
her ~ in st. Andrews parish house. |
II was also stated that all meetings |
would be held In the parish house un-
I'll the clubhouse is ready for occu-
pancy.
ing fumigated and put in condition
since IL was used as an emergency nos
pital during the recent epidemic.
Caesar Rodney Chapter, d. A. R. will
not hold a meeting this month. The
next meeting will be December Z, the
time for the annual meeting Of the so
ciety.
Joseph Christopher was recent vis-
itor In Dover.
Mrs. Annie Wyatt Of Camden, Del,
is visiting IN this city.
Mrs. t. Coleman dupont is spending
a few days in New York.
Mrs ]. Kearny Rodgers has returned
from Wernersville, Pa.
Miss Ellen Buckalew is spending a
fortnight at Atlantic City.
DIR. and Mrs. Julian Adair left yes
terday for New York. They VIII be
away week.
Miss Mildred Chapman Is spending
some time with Miss Sarah Williams at
Clayton.
Miss Ethel Daniels has been spending
a few days at Townsend.
Mrs. Nola r. Coburn Of Easton, No.
u visiting in this city.
Or p. w. Tomllnson spent the week
end in Dover.
Mrs Paul r. Smith is visiting her pa
rents. Mr.. and Mrs. John Hartman, at
Wyoming.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hall Davis have