Evening journal., 1919-04-12

The twenty-eighth Continental Con-
sress OF the United States. Daughters OF
.he American Revolution, will be held
n Memorial Continental Hall, Wash
ngton, next week.
A state meeting Of the Delaware re-
rents and delegates will be held on
tuesday. April 10, in Continental Hall.
Atiending-the congress from Della
mare VIII be delegates and aliernates
from tho five chapters. The following
delegates and alternates were elected
Dy the various chapters:
Caesar Rodney, Wilmington, regent,
Mrs. 5. NJ Council; alternate, Mrs.
George c. Hall; delegate, Mrs. +. j.
Moody: alternales. Miss Deborah j.
Peacock, Mrs. J. +. Fuller Miss Annie
VI. Houseman. Mrs. J. II. Rile, Jr., Mrs.
W. L. Dun. Mrs. John w Brady Mrs.
George W. Cox, Mrs. William II.
Hancker and Mrs. Ruth II. Griffith.
Colonial llaslei. Dover, regent. Mrs.
Clarence D. Sypherd; alternates, Mrs.
:. C. Holmes. Mrs. Walter Morris, Mrs.
+. s. Anderson, Mrs. r. l.. Mcllvaine,
Mrs. J. +. Fluke and Mrs. +. Raughley.
Elizabeth Cook, Seaford, regent, Mrs.
J. w. Clifton; alternotes Mrs. s. NJ.
Farrell, Miss VI. Edith Beck, Mrs. J..
f. De Ford, Mrs. W. q. Anthony, Mrs.
j. II. Bernard and Mrs. =. /. Mitchell
John Pettigrew, Milford, regent, Mrs
Charles g. Prettyman; alternates, Mrs
John sharp, Mrs. George II. Hall and
Mrs Henry l.. Price.
Cooch's Bridge, Newark, regent, Mrs.
Harry Hayward: alternates. Mrs. w I.
4 r..
nest Frazer Mrs. :. NJ Donnell. Mrs.
}. w. Cooch, Miss Eleanor T. Todd,
Miss Miriam p. Alriches, Mrs. A. G.
pennington, Mrs. A. L. Beals, and Mrs.
J. r. Armstrong:
The Garden Club win meet next
Tuesday at the home Of Mrs. William
spruance.
The National Society OF the Daugh-
lers of 1912 will hold ils annual con
venllon in Washington The week of
April 2i at the new Willard Hotel.
From the Daughters Society Of this
State the following members viii go
Mrs. s. ). Deemcr. president. Mrs.
Thomas C.. Mum. first vice-president;
Mrs. Frank L. Boynt0n. second vice
lN'NAANhAfI AAN ANNAA NUAiNn VIII AA4NN
early Monday morning. April 2i. !
Colonial Danes will meet on Monday
afternoon at 230 O'Clock at their
home. No. 1903 Market street. Mrs
Julian Adair will read a paper written
by her mother, Mrs. Harlan Cause en-
titled "Old Homes in Wilmington"
Delegates will be elected 10 attend the
fItrI.a,th "a fuffanuI nanpaff
OF the Colonial Danes In Washington
d. C. The council Will be held May 2i
az the Washington Hotel
The Bellefonte Civics Club viii meet /
Tuesday afternoon at the home Of Mrs. |
Ella Llvcrmore. An interesting pro-
gram VIII be presented. At recent
meeting Of the club the following del
cgates TO the State Federation o.
Women's Clubs TO be held in this city
June and 6, We're elected: Mrs.
George II. Powick, Mrs. q. p Morris
and Mrs. Edward Curren. The alier-
mates are: Mrs. Albert Beggs, and Mrs.
Clarence Ocheltree.
The Washington Heights Century
Club will have a reciprocity evening \
with the Gordon Heights Club on Mon q
day evening in No. 30 school. All z
members are urged TO be present at
the program is most promising.
The Young Woman's League OF I
Hanover Church will hold its annual
supper in The church diningroom at 6
o'clock on Tuesday evening Beserva-
lions must be made tomorrow.
The Corcopsis Branch OF the 7. s. 8.
held is monthly meeting on Monday
at the home OF Mrs. Arthur Jcfferis, No.
105 Washington street.
An urgent appeal is made for the re-
turn Of wheelchairs not in use belong I
ing TO this branch. Any communica- /
tion concerning same is TO be forwarded /
10 Mrs. Frank i. Shilling, Of No. 2GO
West Twentieth street: also advice rela-
tive to The sale Of secondhand wheel
chairs will be greatly appreciated.
The next meeting Of the branch will
be held on Monday evening, May ., at
the home OF Mrs. Wynard Baylis, Mar
celia avenue, Ashley.
The third meeting OF the Parent
Teacher Association Of Oak Hill School
was held on Thursday evening. Visitors
were present from Wilmington, New
ark and other places.
The program follows:
Singing, "Our Delaware" War Song
and other selections by the
audience: recitations by May McLucas,
Ellen Combs, Edith Brown, Jane Phil
lips. Albert Brown, owen 0'Neal, Mr..
Ioseph Hamilton and Raymond 0'Neal;
\ playlet entitled. "The THE Latest
Thing in Hats" by Ellen Combs, Reba
Van Hekle, Pearl Brown, Jane Phillips,
May McLucas, Marguerite Combs and
Edith Brown; singing. Welcome, Cen !
lie Spring" and "Tarry Town by the
school.
Mr.. Brown Of the extension depart J
ment Of Delaware College, gave an in
!eresting description OF club work. I
After the business meeting boxes OF n
refreshments were sold. Mr.. Hamilton 1
was auctioneer and by his witty re- g
marks provoked much mirth. ]
The proceeds from the social viii be \
ADDED to the Improvement fund Of the Il
association. :
The second dance Of the season of I
me stays Club was held last evening r
IN the New Century Club. Nearly 200 :
persons attended. Shorts orchestra !
furnished music. Among those present :
were:
The Misses Marian Canning. Beatrice
Naylor, Oakley Redden, Lillian Rand
man, Hilda Brown. Mary shield. Beitv
Lee Jeanette Harding, Hazel Clarke
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