Evening journal., 1919-11-19

Grace Sewing Society OF Grace NJ. E
church. viii hold It's annual sale Of
aprons OF an kinds, fancy work and
candy tomorrow afternoon and even
ing in the church house. A supper win
tempting menu will be served from
$50 o'clock until o'clock
Division No-2. A. o. H.. will hold It's
masWerade- dance in ST. Joseph's Hall
on the Brandywine this evening
The Roo Koo Club will hold us an
nusl Thanksgiving dance in lhe New
Century Club, on Friday evening NO
vember % Herzberg's orchestra VIII
furnish music.
The November meeting Of the Foreign
Missionary Society Of Union NJ T..
church. will be held tomorrow after
noon al o'clock at the home Of Mrs.
Annie White, S0l Jackson street
prof David A. McCabe of Princeton
University. will lecture at the New Cen
Jury Club tomorrow evening at SD
o'clock on industrial Unrest" This
lecture is open TO non-members at the
usual rate
American music frequently Is under
,stimaied remarked Mrs. Charles Grii-
llh in her talk at the meeting Of the
8ellef0nte Civic Club yesterday after
noon al the home Of Mrs George
poNvick. No 500 West Fourteenth
iireet Mrs. Grimlh said That America
lad a music OF It's own which is unique
md beautiful.
Mrs. e.. b keiser sang num-
Der of Indian ballads She commented
lpon the beauty OF these songs with
heir strange idealism and poignant
telling.
Mrs. Keiser also sang some Negro
ok songs, holding the audience spell
bound with their plaintiye beauty Mrs,
irinlth closed with a brilliant render
ing OF G0ttschalks Tarantelle.
The women's division OF War Re
lief Department No. 2. of The Maryland
Division OF the Pennsylvania Railroad
win hold a card party this afternoon
and evening in the assembly room OF
the Pennsylvania railroad building.
Tickets are on sale at the door.
Madame Z. Guerln. official lecturer
and general organizer of the American
Franco Children's League. pleaded for
the chldren OF liberated France at the
Current Events class Of the New-Cen-
tury Club yesterday. The speaker
drew a piiiful picture OF the suffering
9f the women and children Of France
mol only during the war but even after
ne armislice was signed
Much credit was given To the Amer
cans not only for their lighting but
also for their many acts Of kindness
while they were in France. said Madam
Guerin
Mrs Robert B. Rayner, president OF /
The club and Mrs. w. c. Speakman /
who is Interested in all things French. /
followed Madame Guerln with
hearty Endorsement Of her project 10
have a branch OF The Amerlcan-Franco
lhlldren's League established in this
country.
Miss Helen L. Kurtz played two
plano solos. Miss Gertrude Bl0dgett.
chairman OF home economies for the
Slate Federation Of Women's Clubs.
closed the session with few remarks
IN Textiles telling OF the enormous
advance in price and asking for more
Intimate knowledge Of the subject on
Inc part Of the members to enable
hem TO purchase goods more lntelli- +,
sently
The most enjoyable dance Of the sea-
,on was given by the Payroll Depart /
nent Of the p. l. dupont de Nemours /
Powder Company on last saturday eve I
ling at Gilbert Studio. The affair I
vas a m8sque and there were many
retty and unique costumes.
Decorations consisted of autumn
caves and gold and black strcamers. |
)uring the evening serpenune was I
brown and everyone enjoyed the frolic 4
The program consisted Of .one-steps. /
values and fox trots. There was a
eatured lucky number dance the
Winners in It being Miss Lillian Smith /
md Robert Andrews. The prize was
box Of candy.
After the first three dances masques
were removed and programs made out.
During intermissiOn refreshments were
served.
The committee in charge Of the dance
comprised Misses Florence 5. Barnhill, l.
chairman; Marion A. Buck. Mary T.
Archer and Ethel J. Gibason. The pa
irons were Mr.. and Mrs. l. A. Gray.
This dance was the first ever held
10y this department. 10 proved so sue [
cessful that others will be held in the
near future. Il is hoped TO give an
other dance during the Christmas holi-
days.
Those attending the dance were
Misses NJ Edna Chambers, Elizabeth r.
Mcpherson, NJ Alice McGonigal. Ann
4. Smith, V. Anita Edwards, Marion +. Il
Lattomes, Catherine NJ Ahrens, Ann
Elliott, Marion Sellers, Mildred A. Fox,
Lillian L. Smith, Annie +. Alexander.
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