Evening journal., 1919-10-11


| will be held on Monday evening in st
Andrews parish house. Eighth and
Orange streets. Reports will be heard
and business Of Importance discussed
Wilmington Y Of the W. C. T. L. will
meet this evening at the home OF Mrs.
Bertha B Williams, No. 1919 Madison
street. Mrs Lillian Atkins. OF LeWes,
state secretary Of the y =. B. work Will
be present and speak Miss Rietta Elmer
son. OF New York city also Will be
present
Central branch OF the w C. T. U.
Will meet on Monday afternoon at
O'clock ia II. Paul's VI. T.. Church. The
Rainy Day Bags" Of the society VIII be
opened at This meeting Reports from
the state convention also will be given.
Miss Rletta Emerson will be present.
The first meeting OF the fall and win
ter season Of the New Era branch, In
ternational Sunshine Society, will be
held on Monday afternoon at 23O
O'Clock, on the meZZanine moor or Hotel
dupont, when plans FOR the winter
activities OF the branch will be made.
Mrs. Jefferson Garrett Hart the pres
idcnt will greet the members after an
absence OF a year from this city
The BelIefonte Civic Club met on
Tuesday afternoon at the home Of tile
president. Mrs. q. p Morris. 10 was de
cided 10 install twelve electric lights in
the community in the near future. a
committee was appointed to investigate
! tho sanitary conditions at MI. Pleasant
school and report 10 the club.
From the piece Of material by 3
| inches that each member was request
ed 10 bring bags were made. These
/ bags are Rainy Day Bags and
/ pennies are TO he dropped into each day
/ IL rains during. the next year. II is
/ felt a neat sum in this way will 20 in
! the treasury.
/ 10 was announced that Mrs. +. 5. Liy-
crmore had been appointed the new
corresponding secretary for the club.
AT The rummage sale held in this city
this week $40 was realized.
The next meeting OF the club will be
held on October 2l at the home Of Mrs.
Harry Hurst This will be an after
noon and evening affair and will be
.
the afternoon meeting Miss BlOggett, Of
the extension department Of Delaware
College, will speak and in the evening
Miss Gladys PassmOre will speak. Dur
ing the day there will be an exhibit OF
canned fruits and vegetables. There
will be on sale cakes, rolls, bread,
candles and ice cream.
The Washington Heights Century
| Club will give reception 10 club mem-
bers on Monday evening at No. 80
school Mrs Stanley Steel, who is
chairman Of the entertainment COM
mittee has arranged the following pro-
gram.
Violin solo, "Rondino,' by Krelsler,
Miss Elizabeth Marley; duet, Content
ment," A. Goring Thomas, Miss Ruth
Erickson Dickey and Wales Davis: solo,
song OF joy Cadmen; Mrs. Ruth
Erickson Dickey; solo, BE Ne in Love
with Apriltide,' Ward Stephens, Wales
Davis reading, "A Modern Cinderella"
Miss Madeline Raby; solo, Mrs. Ruth
Erickson Dickey: violin solo, Can't
lena" Bohm, Miss Elizabeth Marley;
solo. separation Ward stephens,
Wales Davis; duet, Il Know Bank
Whereon the Wild Thyme Blows
Horn, Mrs. Ruth Erickson Dickey and
Wales Davis.
The Grace Cleaners. Young Womens
Foreign Missionary Society, will meet
Monday evening at the home OF Miss
Elizabeth Johnson, No. S07 Jackson
street DevOtions will be in charge OF
Mrs. Washington Hastings. Miss Pearl
Jacobs will have charge OF the program
The hOstesses for the evening will be
Miss Elizabeth johnson, Mrs Eva Smith,
Miss Edna NJ. Bullock and Miss Eliza
beth Taylor.
The Kemery Studio Club will meet
on Monday night at the studio. All
members are asked TO be present a
pleasing musical program will be pre-
senied and a social hour enjoyed.
The regular meeting Of the Board OF
Directors of the Washington Heights
Century Club will be held on next Tues
day afternoon at the home OF the sec
retary, Mrs. Frank Ford Palmer, No
27i3 Washington street
The Whatsoever Westminster Guilds
and the Whatsoever Club Of Easllake
Presbyterian Church met on Monday
night at the home OF Mrs. Louis Zebley /
on Saturday, October rs. the Westmn- |
ster Guilds will hold bake at the VIII ,
mington Gas Company. and on Tuesday /
evening October 2s. the club will give |
a reception TO the returend soldiers and |
sailors in the vicinity Of the church, |
at the church.
The Alpowco Pleasure Club will I
give a masque dance at the New Cen |
tury Club on Wednesday evening, Oc- |
tober 20. This dance will be the sec !
ond OF series 90 be given by the 1
club during the coming winter.
The committee for the dance COM |
prises Arthur Hughes, Ray Gallagher, !
James McIvor, Jack Rutherford and /
Francis Walton. the clubs president.
The regular meeting Of the club will |
be held at the home OF Miss Nellie |
Dill, No. 23OS Jefferson street
The Acron Club, Of Seaford. opened /
yesterday with a large attendance. The
business session was followed by a |
social hour.
A report was made by the retiring
chairman Of Libraries. Mrs J. r.. Esk-
ridge, showing excellent work during
the past two years. The retiring presi-
dent, Mrs. f. A. Shipley. thanked the
members for the support given her dur
ing her administration and bespoke for
the incoming president. Mrs. ;. J. Stein,
tho bo.rttr -onaraffop Of oil il. ]