Evening journal., 1919-10-04
Clubs

The winter activities Of the New
Century Club will begin on Wednesday
afternoon, when the first monthly meet
ing VIII be held. Miss Emma Worrell,
viii read report OF the Federation
meeting held in June last. Reports OF
chairmen Of various committees also
will be heard. These Will be followed
by tea and music by Frederick Wyatt
The class committee Of the club Is
anxious to know what classes the
members want this year. ANY class
asked for. will be considered. provided
a sufficient number Of members en-
roll. Mrs. William A. Barr is chair
man Of this committee and viii be glad
to hear from the members in regard
to classes desired.
The New Century Club has obtained
two interesting lecturers for this
month, who will be decidedly worth
hearing. Warwick James Price Will
lecture at the club house on Friday
evening. October 10, at s.t5 O'Clock. This
lecture will be open to the public. and
the charge to non-members will be Is
cents, plus war tax. Mr.. Prices sub
iect will be Current Happenings
Mr.. Price spoke last year at the club
and gave an interesting talk on Cur
rent Events Of the Time" Those who
were fortunate enough to hear him
will remember how he delighted his
audience The topic he will speak on
next week will prove as interesting as
his former talk
On Thursday evening, October 30
Coningsby Dawson will be the lecturer.
He will take as his subject THE Hun
Revisited No doubt those that hear
Mr.. Dawson will be delighted with
him. He is well known scholar and
delightful speaker. and the evening will
be Of great interest.
The Bellefonte Civic Club WIFI meet
on next Tuesday afternoon at the home
of the president, Mrs. G. p. Morris.
Each member Is requested TO bring a
piece Of material 9 by inches. All
kinds Of material may be brought ex-
cept wool. Just what is to be done
with these pieces is not known to the
members as yet. but at the invitation
OF the president each will be present
with the material.
On Monday evening a meeting Of the
executive committee will be held at
the home Of Mrs. Morris.
The Blue Rock Community Club will
meet on next Monday afternoon at the
home Of Mrs. II. s. Berg, Hillcrest.
when final plans will be made for the
harvest home and exhibit Of canned
fruits and vegetables to be held on
next Thursday in Hillcrest Methodist
Church. A supper will be served the
same evening from until o'clock
This club was formerly the Womens
Club, OF Gordon Heights, and is a pro-
gressive and active organization. There
is a membership Of ~ Mrs. Norris
Smith is president and Mrs. James
Walker secretary.
The Psrent-Teachers Association, Of
Rose Hill, will meet in the Rose Hill
school house on Monday evening. The
general public IS invited. \ number OF
he New Castle county faculty will
address the meeting.
The Women's Civic Club, Of Richard
ION Park, will meet on Tuesday after
loon at the home Of Miss Mabel Lewis.
\ full attendance is desired One Of
he features to be discussed will be
he apron bazaar to be given by the
Hub in the near future.
Coreopis Branch, OF the International
sunshine Society, will hold its monthly
Meeting at the home Of Mrs. May
Iates, No. GIG Van Buren street. on
lext Monday evening. A full attendance
5 desired as officers viii be elected.
At the meeting Of the executive
'oard Of the Delaware Interstate sun
hine Society, held at the home of the
tate president, Mrs. George w. Dorsey,
{ was decided a meeting of all officers
+ the various branches and chairmen
4 all committees be called for next
afternoon at the home OF
lrs. Dorsey. The object Of the meet
ng is to discuss ways and means for
eeuring a headquarters for the sun
hine Society.
A home Of some kind is badly needed
y this organization The work is
rowing rapidly each year and the need
I headquarters is felt. 1t is thought
y the officers Of the society that IL
he public knows the good the sun
liners do, not only in this city but
the State, they will gladly i
lpport such headquarters.