Evening journal., 1919-04-19
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Gently at the home OF Mrs. John Welt.
Delegates elected for the state FEEDER
alton OF Womens Clubs were: Mrs. n
/. HUT, and Mrs. Samul Townsend.
The alternates elected were: Mrs.
George Stewart and Mrs. Charles Stew
art.
It was decided TO purchase a Vic
tory Bond.
Final arrangements were made for
the dance and card party 10 be held
April % in Masonic Hall, Newport.
Anyone desiring tickets can obtain
them from Mrs. Charles Grlswold, Mrs.
Samuel Cauiman, Mrs A. X Smith, and
Mrs. Samuel Townsend.
The next regular meeting will be
held at the home Of Mrs. Samuel Cauf-
man on May 6. Election OF officers for
the com ng year will take place.
After the business meeting, Mrs. Welt
proved a delightful hostess, and served
tempting refreshments.
Delaware Branch OF the international
Sunshine Soc ETY. will meet Monday
evening at the home OF Miss Carrie L.
Cooper, No. 9Oi West Fourth street.
Members OF the Washington Heights
Century Club are looking forward with
much pleasure TO the fourth annual
luncheon OF the club, which Will be
held next Wednesday in the New Cen
tury Club building.
This year the luncheon has more
than usual interest for during the past
year the club has made rapid progress
and a new club build ng has been ac-
qulred. The membership has grown
and in many other ways the club has
progressed rapidly since the luncheon
held in April, 1918.
The Ladies' Guild will hold a bazaar
in Grange Hall, Talleyvllle, on next
Wednesday evening. Cake. candy, ice
cream and fancy work Will be on sale.
The proceeds will be for the benefit OF
Grace p. E. Church.
The Current Events class OF the
Washington He ghts Century Club VIII
meet at the home OF Mrs. Harry Lewis,
No. 2iO2 Jefferson street, az O'Clock
on Monday afternoon.
In the absence of Mrs. w. Z. Doug
! las, who has charge OF this meeting
the. club president, Mrs. Harry II. Raby
viii preside. An interesting address
will be made by Miss Reader. Child
Welfare Worker. Papers will be read
by Mrs. Boyd Cook and Mrs. r. c. An
derson. Mrs. Mabel l.. Jeneris will
speak Of her trip in the south Cur
rent Events VIII be given by Mrs. VIII
liam NJ Stevenson. Tea VIII be
! served.
Ursullne Alumnae viii give a dance
in the auditorium OF the New Century
Club 5n the evening Of April 26. II
will be a subscription dance for the
beneflt OF the charity fund.
The Current Events class OF the New
Century Club will meet on next Tues
day morning. Mrs. A. II. Berlin vii
read Leaves from a Current Even
Note Book" Miss Mabel Talley vii
read several letters from across tn
seas. Mrs. Josiah II. Crawford VII
give general Current Events. Mrs
Frederick J. Byrne. Of New York City
/ a former active member or the club
will have charge Of the music.
Reports OF the nominating commit
tee for general chairman and the secre-
tary OF the different chairman Of the
Current Events classes for next year
will be made.
The semi-annual meeting OF the w
II. VI. Society OF the Wllm ngton Dis
trlct VIII be held on Thursday, April
% in Scott VI E. Church. There will
be box luncheon.
The "Down-State Club" composed OF
down-state Delaware College students,
will give a dance in the New Century
Club building. Smyrna, tonight. About
thirty-fve couples will attend.
The Emerald Club will give a euchre
and 500 party and dance at the Hotel
dupont on next Tuesday evening a
large display OF the many prizes do
mated by the business men OF this city
k now TO be seen in the Wilmington
Gas Company's window.
The Hawaiian orchestra VIII be IN
minstrel uniform under the direction
| OF Professor p. F. Thompson. who
promises an exceptional program ol
| iazz music.