Evening journal., 1919-04-16
TR}f1ll1lEar1l1
Clubs

Ursullne Alumnae will give dance
in the auditorium Of the New-Century
Club on April 26 II will be sub
scripiion dance and will be for the
benefit Of the charity fund, with which
the alumnae association expects 10
carry on work In conjunction with the
Juvenile Court.
The Washington Heights Century
Club had a "Reciproclty Evening" with
the Gordon Heights Club on Monday
evening in No. 30 SCHOOL.
Mrs. Harry Raby president OF tht
Washington Heights Club, announced
that the program Of the entire evening
was in the hands Of the Gordon Heights
Club. Mrs. Norris w. Smith, president,
then made a short address. compli-
menting the w II. C. C.. on the pur-
chase Of the ground and the prospect
Of a new club house.
There were quite a few members
Of the Gordon Heights Club present
Mrs. George Powlck. president OF the
Bellefonte Civics Club was guest.
Tho program follows: Piano duet,
l4tulA lDnEtltNs MISS L. AAilAlAANRo anu
Mrs. Claud p. Brown, recitation. "The-
atre Tickets" Mrs. Bradley; violin and
piano. "Cayatina" Mr.. and Mrs. Claud
T. Brown; vocal solo, still as the
Night" Mrs. Ross Robinson; life OF
Julia Ward Howe, Mrs. Norman John;
piano duct, 1.-THE Beetle Dance" Mrs.
strickland and Miss l.. EmmOns.
Mrs. John gave in her discourse a
vivid picture of Julia Ward Howe writ
ing the Battle Hymn Of the Repub-
lic.n The evening closed with the sing
ing Of the hymn by the entire audi
ence.
The annual meeting OF the Delaware
Division of the International Sunshine
Society will be held Thursday, April 2i.
in st. Andrews parish house. The
morning session will open at 10n
o'clock. This session will be given
over to hearing the board and council
reports of the State officers also Will be
elected and delegates TO the State Fed
Grafton Of Women's Clubs and dele
gales chosen 10 the I. 5. 5. Conference
TO be held in Providence, r. J., May
iG. IS and II.
Luncheon will be served sc O'Clock.
Mrs ~. ~ W uAuI4s lAISAANhb VI t4iV
state Federation OF WOmen's Clubs,
will make an address.
The afternoon will be given over 20
the reports Of the various branches.
An interesting program is being ar
for this session.
The Delaware Branch Of the Inter-
national Sunshine Society will meet
next Monday evening at the home OF
Miss Carrie L. Cooper, No. 9Oi West
Fourth street.
Pollyanna Branch Of the Interna-
tional Sunshine Society recently met
at the home OF the state president,
Mrs. G.. W. Dorsey, After The business
meeting social hour was enjoyed.
The Ever Ready Workers Club OF St.
PauTs NJ. Z. Church. Tenth and Jack
son streets. held a social in the church
parlors last Friday night. Games were
played and mdslc was enjoyed.
Topics discussed at the Current
Events Glass Of the New Century Club
Yesterday morning aroused much inter-
est. Mrs. p. j. Whiteman, Of Delaware
City. spoke Of "The Need Of Federated
clubs for Colored Women in Delaware.
Experience IN Delaware City proved
he need Of federated club activities, she
aid. Nothing was being done for the
lplift Of the colored people there, she
declared
Delaware has a state Federation OF
-olored Women's Clubs, Of which tho
Starlight Club, at Delaware City, was
'ormed by Mrs. Whlteman, who Or
yanized tile Third Liberty Loan drive
lmong thine enabling the cOlOred peo-
Die there TO subscribe for 1880 OF
ponds.
Miss Clara Southwick, secretary OF
he Consumers League, explained in
ietail the scholarship provision for
he children Of the deserving poor. Five
uch scholarships are being maintain
ID by the Consumers League.
Mrs. William II. Laird read q paper
Untitled "As a Man Thinketh."
Current events prepared by Miss
.iary ]. Wheeler were read by Mrs.
Bringhurst.
Mrs. William C. Blatz, who enter
aimed the class with a "NOcturne,"
,layed as an encore Dancing Dolls
" Polnl.
An entertainment entitled 'Tife's
roles" Will be given in the New Cen
ury Club on May 10 and 70, by the
aides Auxiliary Of the Water Witch
ire Company. The performance will
e under the direction Of John Nc
dams. Mrs. Frank G. Carey has
barge Of the arrangements.
The affair will be given in honor OF
he returning soldiers and sailors who
We in the vicinity Of the fire engine
ouse.
Bellefonte Cvics Club met yesterday
Tternoon at the home Of Mrs. Ella Liv-
-more. A delightful program was en-
wed. Miss Holt, Industrial govern
Ient war worker Of the Chester Y. w.
A.. was present and gave an inter-
sting account Of her work.
Miss Holt also proved a charming
usician giving a number Of violin
,los. She was accompanied by Mrs.
A. Shropshire.
A parcel post sale will be held to-
orrOw night at the home OF Mrs. r.
Newkirk. Ice cream will be for sale.
ne of the teams of the club has ar
nged this sale.
1t was announced that a child's well
re meeting will be held at the home
Mrs. Edward Curren, on April 24.
The club will hold its next meeting