The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1918-11-22
The Kalmia Club Program.

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On December 2 the subject
will be Belgium and It's Rul-
ers," Miss Minnie B. Titus !;
and France, the Decisive Bat
tleground of the World" Mrs.
George Boddis.
Red Cross Night will be OBJ
served again on December 16,
when the committee in charge
will be Mrs. Leon T. Salmon,
Miss Mary J. Millen, Mrs. Ed
ward Rittenhouse, Mrs. George
L. Romine; and on December
30 the scheme will be Holiday
Cheer, and the committee: Miss
Cynthia Lauer, Miss Jessie E.
Holcombe, Mrs. Harry S. Pet
RE, Mrs. Charles E. Wagg.
The New Year will be started
off with another Red Cross
Night, on January Is, with Mrs.
George w. Prall, Mrs. Alfred
l.. Pierson and Mrs. Sylvia A.
| Oollludy DIS committee.
The meeting of January 27
will be devoted to the reading
of specially prepared papers,
the subjects of which will be
prose Literature of the War;"
by Mrs. Theron Lee, and with
the Allies on the Mediterran-
ean," by Mrs. Harold R. Will
bur.
The annual social will be held
on February 10, when the COM
mittee will include Mrs. Walter
F. Hayhurst, Mrs. Edward W.
Closson, Miss Maria r. Hunt,
Mrs. George w. Massey, Mrs.
Frederick A. Woodward, with
Mrs. Alfred S. Goodfellow on
the entertainment end.
A Red Cross benefit, with lee
ture by some well known speak
er, will be held ON February "a,
and Red Cross Night will come
again on March 10, when the
committee will be Mrs. George
l.. Romine, Mrs. Albert d. An
derson, Miss Elizabeth F. Ely
and Miss Sara w. Ely.
On March "a two papers will
be read: Rupert Brooke and
the poetry of the War" by Mrs.
Clara Miller, and "The Cam
paign in Bible Lands, by Miss
Bessie M. Dilts. Red Cross
Night comes again on April 7,
when the committee will be Miss
Susan B. Hunt, Miss Keith
Brown, Mrs. Edgar W. Hunt
and Mrs. Frank H. Scobey.
Two papers will be read at
the meeting of April 81,
Treaties, Conferences and Con-
crosses" by Mrs. Levi Brown,
and "War Work of Artists and
Cartoonists," by Mrs. Charles
M. Dilts. May 5 will be Red
Cross Night with Miss Hannah
G. Anderson, Miss Mary i. An
derson, Miss Myra G. Ely and
Mrs. David Hoppock as com
mittee.
The closing meeting will be
held on May 10, the annual
meeting, when the committee
in charge will be Miss Mary G..
Brown and Miss Elizabeth B.
Titus.
The present officers of the
organization are: President,
Miss Lille A. Williams; vice
president, Mrs. John Lilly; re-
cording secretary, Mrs. Sam
uel w. Cochran; corresponding
secretary, Miss Almira C. Hol-
combe; treasurer, Mrs, Harry
M. Dilts; trustees, Mrs. George
L. Romine, Mrs. Leon T. Sal
mon and Mrs. Albert D. Ander-
son; program committee, Miss
Emma T. B. Runk, Miss Mary
L. Anderson, Miss Bessie M.
Dilts, Mrs. Harry M. Dilts, Mrs.
Alfred S. Goodfellow, Mrs. Wal
ter F. Hayhurst, Miss Susan
B. Hunt, Mrs. Edgar w. Hunt,
Mrs. George w. Massey and
Mrs. Sylvia Solliday.
The membership includes
Mrs. Albert d. Anderson, Miss
Hannah C.. Anderson, Miss Mary
L. Anderson, Mrs. George Bod
dis, Miss Keith Brown, Mrs.
Levi Brown, Miss Mary G.
Brown, Mrs. Edward w. Clos
son, Mrs. Samuel w. Cochran,
Miss Bessie M. Dilts, Mrs. Chas.
M. Dilts, Mrs. Harry M. Dilts,
Miss Elizabeth F. Ely, Miss
Myra C. Ely, Miss Sara W. Ely,
Mrs. Alfred S. Goodfellow, Mrs.
Walter F. Hayhurst, Mrs. Isaac
Nv. Holcomb, Miss Almira c.
Holcombe, Miss Jessie f. Hol-
combe, Mrs. David Hoppock,
Mrs. Edgar w. Hunt, Miss Ma
ria r. Hunt, Miss Susan B
Hunt, Mrs. William B. John
Mrs. Amos johnson, Miss Clara
Rooms, Miss Cynthia Lauer
Mrs. Theron Lee, Mrs. Johr
Lilly, Mis- Charlotte F. Lyman
Mrs. James F. Lyman, Mrs
George w. Massey, Miss Mary
: J. Millen, Mrs. Clara Miller
Mrs. Harry S. Petrie, Mrs. AL