Evening journal., 1918-11-23

The November meeting OF the
womans Foreign Missionary Society Of
Union NJ. E. Church met Thursday
afternoon at the home OF Mrs. ]. A
whltcraft, No. $40 West Twenty-second
street. The regular missionary study
was read with much enthusiasm. Mrs.
Edgar Bugless. one OF the members,
brought a white silk parachute 10 the
meeting, received from her son, who is
overseas 1t was examined with much
Interest.
The Washington Heights Century
Club will meet on Monday evening at
No. 30 school The program Is In charge
OF the conservation committee. ]. S.
Downing, former professor OF food
chemistry at Gullford College, Will be
the principal speaker OF the meeting.
A special musical program has been
arranged. Miss Edna It. Bradfeld, as
violinist. and Miss Virginia Fuller, as
cOntralto sololsts, will be added feat
ures.
The regular meeting Of Cynthia Helpers
Branch Sunshine Society, will be held at
the home Of Mrs. j. Nelson Talley, No.
10 West Twenty-third street, on next
Tuesday evening. A thank offering Will
be received for the Thanksgiving Cheer
Fund.
Captain p. deFourmestraux, military
instructor at Princeton, will deliver the
address, "A Study of France" on Tues
day evening at the New Century Club.
Captain deFourmestraux Is OF the fifth
French Infantry and a member OF the
Legion Of Honor. Club members are
looking forward to his coming, as one
OF the notable events OF the year.
On recommendation OF the national
chairman OF Women's Clubs. who
intend 10 hold a nationwide sing
on Thanksgiving Day. the local State
chairman, Mrs. Charles z. Griffith, will
notify all down-State clubs to make
preparations for the victory sing.
The Community Chorus will take
next Tuesday evening for this purpose.
The Current Events Glass OF the New
Century Club will have the following
program on next Tuesday morning: A
paper on "A Motor Trip Through
Florida" by Mrs. A. II. Berlin; "Jeru-
salem and the Zionist Movement" Mrs.
George B. Miller. In place OF the regu-
lar current events paper by a member,
each member present will contribute a
single current event,
II is planned TO have present at this
meeting members OF both the Board
OF Health and the Street and Sewer
Department, who will give short talks
on the condition OF the city.
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Little Miss Kitty Cochran, daughter
OF Judge and Mrs. e. r. Cochran, Jr.
had a birthday party this afternoon at
The home OF her parents, in honor OF
her eighth birthday anniversary. Many
OF her little friends and playmates were
present.
Mrs. Emory L. Ayres, Of Rehoboth
Beach. IS visiting Mrs. e. p. Berry, OF
this city. and Mrs. Thomas Dickinson,
OF the Cedars. ,.
Mrs. George r. Lang has returned
from Atlantic City after a sojourn OF
week at the shore.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard II. Catlln gave a |
most delightful party on last Monday
afternoon In honor OF their daughter
Vlnginia's birthday anniversary. This
little miss was years old, and many
OF her friends came TO visit her AMI !
help celebrate.
DR.. Lewis p. Rumford Is on business
trip 10 Boston, Mass.
Mrs. E. NJ. Hopes, Jr., who has been
In this city, has returned to
Newburg, N. Y.
Mrs. s. NJ. Harrison was the guest at
a luncheon OF Mrs. Finley Vanleer, at |
Mryn Mawr, Pa, on Wednesday.
Mrs. w. E. Davidson. of Bowers
Beach. is visiting Mrs. Jay w. Halde-
man.
Miss Sara Moore has been visiting al
Del.
Mrs. Olln Davis has been visiting Mr.. !
and Mrs. William Spence, at Camden,
Del.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cordrey Slaughter have
been visiting relatives at Leipsic.
Clarence Voshell Is visiting his uncle
James Denney, at Lelpslc.
James T. Postles, OF Frederick, Is
visiting his son. DR.. Wilbur Postles.
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