Evening journal., 1919-05-03

New Century Club on Monday night
The proceeds win be used toward
liquldaling> the club mortgage fund
Dancing Will begin at $50 and continue
until ~ O'Clock.
For those not wishing TO dance cards
will be played. Airs. J. Merrick Horn
is in charge OF the card tables.
Mrs. T. p. Moody Il in charge Of the
whole affair. Tickets may be secured
from any member OF the committee
They vii also be on sale at the door
on The night of the dance.
The committee IN charge has devoted
much time 20 make 10 a success. The
committee IS as follows: Mrs. Henry
Bailey, Mrs. =. n. Negendank, Mrs.
Frank Mccoy. Mrs. Edith pusey. Mrs.
Robert Mcclellan, Mrs. 5. C. Frederick,
Mrs Arthur Patterson, Miss Anna
Hendricks0n, Mrs. Edgar Hare, Mrs.
William Blatz, Mrs. Leonard Davis. Mrs.
William C. Speakman, Mrs c. G. Bye,
Mrs. Harry ]. Jemison, Mrs Horace
Belts. Mrs. S. n Trump. Mrs. J. J. sat
terlhwait. Mrs. Robert Rayner and Mrs.
Charles /. Kent
The patronesses for the dance are:
Mrs. Robert r. Rayner. Mrs. n. b. Dam
forth, Mrs. James Bailey, Mrs Samuel
Bancroft. Mrs. Lucy Satterthwait, Mrs.
J. Ernest Smith, Mrs. Horace Belts, Mrs.
Samuel c. Rumford, Mrs. William
Blatz Mrs. Henry J. Bailey Mrs. Frank
Mccoy, Mrs Robert Mcclellan, Mrs.
Arthur Patterson Mrs. William c..
Speakman, Mrs. Harry y. Jamison. Mrs.
samuel n. Trump, Mrs. Z. n, Negen-
dauk, Mrs. Edith pusey, Mrs. s. c. Fred
orick, Miss Anna Hendrlckson, Mrs.
Leonard Davis, Mrs. G. C. Bye and Mrs.
Z. p. Moody.
Caesar Rodney Chapter, Daughters OF
the American Revolution, viii hold its
nnal meeting Of this season on Tuesday
afternoon at the New Century Club. Re-
ports Of the delegates who attended the
recent congress held in Washington
win be given. 10 is expected that Mrs.
George C. Hall, newly elected regent
viii make a short address.
The Hammer Club viii hold its an
nual Spring dance on Friday evening,
May %, at the Hotel dupont. Madden
and Whites Jazz orchestra win fur
nish music
The Koo-Koo Club held a dance in the
New Century Club last night. one
feature OF the dance was the music by
Thompson's Dixieland Jazz Band. That
the music was appreciated by the
dancers was evidenced by The frequent
bursts OF applause.
The officers OF The Koo-Koo Club are:
President. A. ponrose Stetzer; vice.
president, Miss Marie simon; secretary,
Miss Ethel shaw; treasurer Clarence
Blair
The Currents Events Glass OF the
Washington Heights Century Club. VIII
met Monday afternoon at the home OF
Mrs. Joseph A Wlckershsm. No. GCS
West Twentieth street Many members
Of the Newark Century Club viii at
tend
The Bellefonte Clvlcs Club will meet
az ? o'clock on Tuesday afternoon at
the home Of Mrs. Jennie Eaton. The |
executive committee Of the club viii |
meet at o'clock on Monday afternoon /
at the home OF Mrs. Eugene Mowlds.
The Womans Club Of Gordon Heights
viii meet Monday afternoon at the |
home Of Mrs. Claude Brown. The club |
VIII continue 90 meet throughout the |
summer so that the members may eX-
change ideas In home gardening.
The Women's Coli Events at the VIII
mington Country Club will open on |,
next Tuesday A handicap medal play \
IanHA rsN - ~ .F ]
ternoon. 10 Is expected that many MEM
bers Of the club Will take part In this
opening event.
Delaware Association Of College Wo-
men in session yesterday afternoon at
the home OF Miss Alice Satterthwait
elected these officers: Mrs. G. Wesley n
Priest, president; Miss Alice Satterth-
wait vlce-president; Mrs w. w.
Pusey, the 2nd vice-president; Mrs.
Laurence t. Bliss, secretary and Miss
Barbara Bach, treasurer
Seven new members were elected 10
membership In the association. Miss
Elma Dame, chairman OF the Mothers
Pension Bureal, of this State. gave an
Interesting account Of her work.
1t was announced that The associa-
tion will meet again this season, but
the meeting VIII be IN the form OF a
social The next meeting will be held
on June Z. at the home OF Miss Eliza
beth Speakman. Claymont
Goldey College Commercial Club held
an interesting program In the college
hall last evening. The rooms were
decorated in the college colors. Since
this was the 1nal meeting Of the club
until fall. the students in general were 4
invited TO be present.
The program was as follows: Music.
by the club; president address, Preston
Burbage: current events, Verona Cher
rix; vocal solo, Margaret Buckley; pa
per, "The College Gossip" J. II. Price;
piano solo. Pauline Breeneman; paper,
Professor c. n. Harer; violin solo,
Edith Incabablan; vocal trio, Charles
William Leonard and J. b.
Price :,question box, in charge Of Doro-
thy Joyce; spelling bee, won by Fran
ces Kramer, first prize; Helen Cord,
second prize.
The club has had a prosperous year.
rhe meetings have been held bi-weekly |
and the students have taken a great
AtA OF interest III III pIptldllS. lut
)fiicers Of the club have labored en-
for its, success. A still /
)etter club is expected next year. The /
PRESENT officers are: President Pres
on Burbage; vice-president Dorothy
oyce; secretary-treasurer, Robert c
ioldey; chairman program committee,
elsie Baker.
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The educational committee OF the I
New Century Club snent vesierfav at O