Evening journal., 1919-12-03
Clubs

III - III
Caesar Rodney Chapter, Daughters
OF American Revolution. will hold ~
annual meeting at 2SO O'Clock satur
day afternoon in the New Century Clul
parlors. Election OF officers will be
held.
Mrs. G. II. Hall and Mrs. E. p Moody
will be the hostesses during the socia
aour following the meeting.
The washington Heights Century
Club will conduct a rummage sale al
No. ia Tatnall street on December 8
and Q. All articles will DE called Tor
by telephoning i6s6-W.
The Alpowco Pleasure Club VIII give
the third Of It's series OF dances In
the New Century Club tomorrow even
ing.
AT the Monday evening meeting Of the
Kemery studio Club at the home OF
Mrs. r. w. Jakes, No. 29Oi West Slxth
street. Mrs. Daisy BuInham sang "Ihe
star" by Rogers, and THE Want OF
You" by Vanderpool. Miss Lille Pugh
sang Caro- MILO Ben," by Donizetti ;
Miss Mitchell sang "Good-by Summer,
by Tynes; i; Mrs. Krapel sang THE Night
ingale." by Zeller: Mrs. T. w. Jakes
sang "A Little Bit OF Honey" by Bond I;
Miss sarah Stern sang Pour Little
Grasshoppers." by Longacre; Harold
Thomas sang Lock Lomond,' old
scotch: Miss Grace Gelszer sang zone
Fleeing Hour" by Lee Thomas; Mr.
Jakes gave two delightful readings and
Mrs. p. @. Kemery sang "The Dream,
by Bartlett. and THE Magic OF Your
Eyes" by Penn.
The next meeting Of the club VIII be
held at the home OF Harold Thomas, NO.
$50 Van Buren street, on December 10.
The Women's Auxiliary OF 81. Johns
p f. Church will meet tomorrow ai,er-
noon. In the reciory Of the church, NO
2300 Boulevard.
Blue Rock Community Club, OF Cor
don Heights, met on Monday afternoon
Rt the home. OF Mrs. a. Eckman. il
was announced that at the recent rum
mage sale held In this city S43..63 had
been cleared During the afternoon
shares OF the club stock was given to
each OF the members. IL was an
nounced that the next meeting would
he a social. and would be held on De-
cember 10, at the home OF Mrs. Harry
Emmons.
Al the meeting OF the woman's Civic
Club. OF Richardson Park, held yester-
day afternoon at the home OF Mrs.
Candy Brown, at Belemoor. plans were
discussed for laying clnder walks
through the community OF Richardson
PARK. Il was announced that the sun
shine commilte esf the CLUB was max
ing special plans In regard to the
Christmas work. A large basket OF
food was distributed at Thanksgiving
TO g worthy cause.
The club viii give a dance In Ma
sonic Hall. Newport tonight. Former |
dances OF the club have been very /
popular and many young people are
expected TO attend the affair this eve
ming
The next meeting OF the club VIII be
held on December i6, at The home OF
Mrs. Andrew Fooks.
Bellefonte Clvics Club In session yes
ierday afternoon, at the home OF Mrs.
Charles Berg, decided 10 form a "Calen-
der Club" 10 raise funds. A Christmas
sale viii be held on the evenings OF
December ~ and i3. at the home OF
Mrs. G. p. Morris. Fancy goods, many
suggestive Christmas presents, candles
and ice cream will be, included In fhe
sale.
The next meeting Of the club will be
held on December i6, at the home OF
Mrs. Clarence Ocheltree.
community party was recently
given TO Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Beggs, who
have sold their home al Bellefonte ana
are 10 move. Mrs. Beggs was chairman
Of the program committee OF the cluD.
Miss Clara Fighter, formerly a mis-
sionary in India, gave an interesting
accout OF the life OF the women mis-
sionary physicians OF India, at the
Current Events class OF the New-Cen-
tury Club. yesterday. She stated that
in india there are 1911 physicians, Of
which number 800 are women. Miss
Fighter also gave an interesting talk
on the "Whiie Cross"
Miss Helen A. McCauley recalled and ,
sketched che accomplishments Of Miss
Eliza Leslie, whose portrait by Sully
now hangs In the Academy OF Fine ,
Arts. Philadelphia. Il
Mrs. Frederick Bringhurst gave an .
account OF her visit 10 the Episcopal
recently held in DetroH
Mrs. James X. Stack gave a resume 0
current events, which included allusion