Evening journal., 1919-03-29
Clubs

The annual reception Of the Whit
Ter Literary Society of the Friends
school will be held this e,>llng Az
ler the one-act play The Bishops
Candlestcks." which will be given by
members from the hgh school depa l.
ment. musical numbers by the girls
,h0rus will be sung Dancing will be
,nioycd by some members Of the So
:leiy. 1t is expected that many friends
and alumni Of The school will be pres
snt
The Bishops Candlostlcks," is by
Norman McKinnel 10 Is founded on an
Incident in Victor Hugos novel, "Les
NJ serables". The cast Of characters Is
IS follows: The Bishop. Richard l..
Cooch. 10. Jean Valjean. Frederick b.
Smith. 90; Persome (The Bishops SIS
ier). Anne W. w. Bell, 10; Marie,
irene Hamilton. 10; Sergeant OF Cen
darmes, Edward Bancroft. 10: Gen
darmes.. Willard speakman. 10 and
Herbert Mode, 90.
The time Of the act Is The beginning
Of the last century and the place is
France, about thirty m les from Paris.
The following musical numbers Will
be sung by the girls chorus: Reginald
The Secret" by J S. Fearls.
The Current Events class Of the New
Century Club VIII meet on next Tues
day morning. Miss Elizabeth Speak
man, chairman OF the class for Apr !.
has arranged an interesting program.
Current Events VIII be given by Miss
Mary Wheeler. Mrs. William Hull Of
SWarthm0re. viii give an interesting
talk on the Friends Service Unit" |
NJ IS Georgeanna Kurtz win have /
charse Of the music. Mrs. Alice D /
Fueling, a nationally known food ex-
pert will give a talk on Patriotic /
Food Conservation"
Students Of both Friends School and
Miss Sellers School VII enjoy holi-
days next week The schools closed
yesterday for their spring vacation and
viii remain closed until April 7.
Cynthia's Helpers Branch Of the In
ternat onal Sunshine Soc ETY. will meet
TUESDAY even ng at the home 0f Mrs.
w Hutchinson, No. 23l7 Tatnlll street.
In order 10 not interfere with the
Red Cross Campaign for clothing for
refugees, the Delaware International
Sunshine Society postponed It's rum
maze sale, which was TO have been
held this week until the week Of April
i3.
The executive board Of the Delaware
Division OF the International. Sunshine
Society win meet Wednesday afternoon
a % II ..fr - af
Frank Schllling. No. POO West Twenty
sixth street
The Polyanna Branch OF the Inter
national Sunshine Society will meet
next Thursday evening at the home Of
Mrs. George w Dorsey, No. 200i Jeffer- :
son street.
The Woman's Auxifa ary Of Emmanuel u
Church will hold It's April meeting on
tuesday evening at the home Of Mrs
William T. Moseley, No. 1902 Greenhill
avenue. Members win please note the le
shanee IN the meet ng night, as Mon $
day night was formerly the evening
for the meeting.
Much interest Is being displayed in p,
tAl AaNrfAl UhAA NNtANAAA WIZ ~ EANtn NA
April q, In the New Century Club u
is given for the benefit OF the I,al'
Neighborhood House wh ch IS a branch lc
Of the West End Reading Room work r.
The arrangements for the dance are Il
not complete as yet The Junior n
League girls, who gave their success
iui dance at Christmas for the benefit
OF the canieen rooms. which they sup y
port viii serve as aides at the Easter \
dance N
IL Is expected that many members OF /
the younger set will attend this affar !
as dances this winter have been few.
This VIII be the tlrst dance after the
Lenten season.
On Monday evening at the Peoples +
Settlement House. No 40s East Eighth
street there will be a meeting OF work
ing girls whose homes are not in Will
mingtOn.
The object OF this meeting Is 10 get
an expression the girls as to pres
ent living conditions as they flnd them,
and to get an expression from them In
regard to the erecting Of a working
yirs' hotel o. apartment house.
There VIII be a short business meet
ng. after which the even ng will be de-
oted to singing games, and to having
general good time All out-of-town f,
sorking girls are urged to attend this :
Meeting. (
Members Of the New Century Club =
re looking forward with much pleas
re to the appearance OF Mss Beatrice
erford on Tuesday evening. She viii =,
ppear in an Original monoloSue." As ~
lis is her FIRST appearance In Whining \,
IN a large audience is expected. 20
II is said Miss Herford is one OF the u
lost remarkable artists In her line. She
as toured extensively and given many
leasing recitals before large audiences o.
9th in America and in Europe. ia
musical entertainment was given
s'st evening by the members OF the tr
: 5'ris Mandolin Club Of the Swedish NJ Ne
:, S,nurcn. The club IS under the di-
,o,s,H Soe.on OF II. w. Conner The program
..a, ,.nS'sleu OF solos and duets and sew ine
wal solos. art
p,a,1n nos'ns pictures OF the .p.ss,oD
90. VIII be shown in t-,.os.s.,i, ass.Vn ,,.t
q mn ~ parish house on Anrn : 9 i ~,
plctu7es We're fate,. snu ~,
rasne rim Company in FranaS ny tne cl U
"r SHOWN IN natural colors 0'' ana ~ ~
ihere VIII be two performa,cs. -, el
evening and also on the afiernos.,sa eauli 80
hprii and 3. AS special fns featnra s. oi
ing the program, a number ~ N11r =,
NlngIon musicians will sing and ;,..