Evening journal., 1919-03-05

The Ladies' Aid Of Olivet Presbyte-
ian Church will hold its regular meet
ng tomorrow evening at the home ~
Mrs Willard Pierson, No. 2i5 North
Harrison street,
The executive committee Of the VIII
nington High School Alumnae met at
nc home Of Miss Mary Dorsey. No. 2OOi
Jefferson street on Monday night Il
was the frst meeting of the alumnae
held since the beginning Of the war
Future plans and reorganization Of the
hlumnae as an active body was dis
,ussed
All eight members OF the executive
committee were present The officers
are; Miss Mary Dorsey president:
Miss Florence Brackln. yice-president;
Miss Pauline Ashenback. recording sec
retary; Miss Irene Brown, correspond
Ing secretary; Miss Nell ID. kenncy,
treasurer. These officers have been Of
tciating for more than a year.
Il was planned at the meeting TO hold
a rummage sale at some future date
Mrs. Bayard Kane Brown was appointed
chairman OF the sale and Miss Eliza
beth Mcdaniel, associate chairman The
proceeds Of the sale will be used In
entertaining the senior class in June.
No definite plans for the entertain
meat were made. No banquet will be
given. Both the 1919 class and the
1915 whiLh were not entertained last
year. will be the guests Of honor.
Miss Neotia Caryin was elected chair
man OF the entertainment committee
and Miss Lillian Rosln was appointed !
chairman Of the refreshments.
Anyone having any articles FOR the |
rummage sale should please notify Miss |
Dorsey.
The Kemery Studio Club met at the
home Of Miss Pauline Demsey Monday
night
After the usual rehearsal delight
gul program was given. George Jefferis
sang The Bandelero.' by Stuart; Miss
Catherine Roberts sang Rose in tho
Bud" by Forster; Miss Lille Pugh
sang "A SudHHer Night" by Gorins \
Thomas; and Miss Carolyn Comfy sang
Deep River" by Burlcigh The club
viii meet on next Monday night at the
home Of Mr.. Harold Thomas, No. $50
Nan Buren street.
The twentieth Century Club Of
Smyrna last Friday afternoon was de-
voted TO a study Of Rudyard Kipling.
ne program having been arranged by
Mrs. C. Leland llarmonson and Mrs. w
O. Deakync.
Selections from Kipling's writings
were read by Mrs. James w Anthony,
Miss Eunice B. Anthony. and a sketch
II his life was read by Miss Esther
Maxwell In addition TO the selections,
Mrs T. r Danes Of Philadelphia spoke ,
Htf IiVlfnn- \ nr.aa wneffaH Y
The Recessional 90 the plano accompan- q
lment Of Mrs. Thomas Coverdalc.
The Womans Club of Gordon II
Heights was entertained at the home
pf Mrs. W. S. Jourdan on Monday after .,
boon. Reports from the chairmen OF E,
he different committees showed that n
he club is doing great WORK. The
Of the educational committee
'eported that a committee had visited 10
he Shellpot and Pennyhill schools. In
The club is planning an entertainment
md sale 10 take place the third week
N April. Ii,
The annual reception Of the Young
Mems Hebrew Association will be held an
tomorrow evening at the New Century do
Club. Invitations are being issued TO
members Of the association only, and Al
meay delightful features are prom
lsed.
At the Current Events Glass OF the W
New Century Club next Tuesday morn h
lng the question Of increasing club =
dues from Sc to IS will be discussed It ~
is asked that all members be present It
and express their opinion in regard 20
the proposed change. ~
The Woman's Home Missionary So 81
ciety OF Union NJ. T. Church met at the y,
home Of Mrs. L. b. McCaulley, No. S22 a.
West Ninth street last evening Thirty u'
members were present. Mrs. Theodore ~
Francis presided. Group leaders re- ~
ported tentative plans for raising funds y,
% increase their contribution 10 the ~,
)eaconess Home Of this city.
The society protested public meet
ngs in the streets Of Wilmington by
formon missionaries, and communi- ~,
alton is to be sent 10 the Police Com d,
issioners covering this subject. ~
Miss Rietta NJ. Emerson secretary Of 10,
e county w. c. r. u. gave a talk on %
cent prohibition victories OF both IN
ate and nation. u
Mrs. Andrews, a former member OF IN
e society, but now of indianapolis, I'm
oke Of the Woman's Home Mission IN,
Y Society in Broad Street VI. Z. cb,
urch Of that city.
'apers Of interest were read by Mrs. ~
Allston, Mrs Clifford E. McCannon ~ r
! Mrs. w. J. Robb. me
he Ladies' Aid Society Of McCabe =
E. Church celebrated its eleventh ser,
liversary on Monday night. The iov,
lcony Of the church was pretuly ~
,oraled with ferns and potted plants.
delightful program was given con-
'ung OF instrumental solos by Profess
w. Marks, vocal duets by Mrs. VIII
~ ~, Morton and Mrs. Frank Sparks
i-il'.ous Ii-r recitations We're given bv MEH
,rs 'ere s.e Snlherine Bosley, Refreshments re
The Me- MUL
on coSnoH SlsgIn !. meeting Of the Whining lin.
IN Monda,, e,sh y, Jewish Women was heid1 wa
Han Third sNshing in the y. NJ II RAN
than cniSs. ana ana King streets NIrs ~. a No
Sincer 80 N. sang. Mrs Wf,i,, pit
,vork n, h h.,sW York City, told ~ t''e.h an mrs,
were given h,, u Current Even,s Ru
e''en DS Mrs. A. Levitt Events str
The Grace Home Alissio,a. n,s
met at the home Of Mrs. W cireie ne
no. JO2 West Sixth street on lawn, ~
Ine Chairman Of the rumrnase 'ipdy. =.
committee. reported $3.50 as p@ocseSs 1A'
Of fbe sale f'NSoeus -