Evening journal., 1919-03-08
[[ER}5zlbkul1g3
p d II E i@ S

4
Husbands and friends Of the Rainbow
Sewing Circle, which is composed Of
Il young women, gave a dance last
night at the Labor Lyceum Hall, No.
.4i2 North dupont street. About forty
1--WE guests were present. The guests
Of honor were the mothers Of the club
members.
Bradford and Rudder furnished music.
There were many attractive features
beside the dance. Kurt Doelze sang
"One Thousand Leagues Beneath the
Sea" which was much enjoyed.
Miss Marie Holzhauser. Fred Martens,
Katherine Clodl and Paul schueler gave
an exhibition Of fancy dancing, and
specialized in one-steps.
refreshments were served and all
present decided that the hostesses
knew how to entertain. The committee
In charge Of the affair was composed
Of Kurt Doelze, Walter Gross and VIII
liam Schueler.
The Junior Glass Of the High School
presented Fanny and the Servant
Problem a four-act comedy by Jerome
X. Jerome, at the High School last
night. Mrs. c. F. Wentz was the stage
director.
Helen Tilghman WIS Fanny. with
Howard Boyd as the man Of the house:
Anna Carroll and Natalie TAYLOR as
Fannie's aunts; Charles Gibson, a medi-
cal man. Taking the roles Of the
servants who constituted the problem.
were Clifford Smith, as the butler;
Louise Jackson, as housekeeper; Vera
Edwards, a maid; Albert Grier. foot
man; Zechebel Topkis, a maid; Ralph
Seigrist, business manager. The play
was pleasingly given.
A stunt Party" will be given at the
/ Y. w. c. A. Club rooms, No. s3s Mar
ket street tonight. Each young wom-
an who attends will give a stunt Of
some kind.
On next Friday night St. Patrick
party will be the attraction at the club.
/ Two attractive features are planned.
The picture Of all those present will
/ be taken and there will be a palmist
present who viii delight all by reading
the mysteries Of their palms
Last evening one Of the junior clubs
Of the girls reserve gave an enter
tainment and a party for their moth
ers. A royal time was had, and the
young ladies proved that they wero
real entertainers. Other parties arc
planned for the future.
A business meeting Of the Business
Girls Club will be held in the club
rooms on Monday night.
4 delightful surprise party was given
Mr.. and Mrs. G. D. Boughman, No. 2i02
Market street last Monday evening. the
occasion being the twenty-frst we'd
ding anniversary.
The couple. who have made VIII
mington their home for many years,
received many useful gifts. The host
esses were Mrs. A. Hugh and Msis Es-
ther Boughman, a daughter. The
evening was spent in singing and dane
Ing, after which refreshments were
served. Those present were: Mr.. and
Mrs. George Boughman. Mr.. and Mrs.
Marvin Ball and daughter. Dorothy,
Mr.. and Mrs. William De Lacey, Nir.
and Mrs. s. Jordan, Mr.. and Mrs. j.
Geddes and daughter. Rosalind, Mrs. T.
Turner. Mrs. Mary Seabert and daughter
Margaret C. Galley, Mrs. William New
ton and son, Howard, and daughter,
Eva, Mrs. A. High and Esther High,
Miss Mary Green, Miss Esther Bough-
man, George Boughman. David Coyle,
Earl Edwards, Leo Walsh, Claude Par
sons, and Bernice Haddaway .--
Or. and Mrs. Samuel Chiles Mitchell
entertained at an informal dance, last
night at their home. the knoll" New
ark. The dance was given in honor Of
the varsity basketball team.
The house was prettily decorated in
the college colors, blue and gold. All
the young folks present had delight
full time. There were present a num-
Der of students from the Womens Col
lege, Mrs. II. Wilson chaperonins tho
young women.
Miss Grace Gates, Of Montclair, N. J.,
who is the house guest Of Or. and Mrs.
was the only guest from
a distance.
Among those present were Misses Nil.
ired Lee Carter, Ruth Guyer, Justine
Armstrong, Ann Van SAINT. Mary Wright,
Reynolds, Helen Fisher,
Louise Francis, Catherine Woodman,
Dixon, Catherine Robbins and
Miss Mary Mitchell.
Henry Marston. captain Of the bas-
1etball team; f. Bayard Carter G. Gray
-arter, Howard B. Alexander Hugh Nc ,
1aughan. Jr., Fred G. Lord, w. Allison
Barnard. John c. Pierson, Garrett C.
Jantwell. Leon II. Gordy, II. B. Ship =.
ey. the coach OF the team; Prof, and
,Irs. Lacato and Dr. and Mrs. Mitchell.
At the close Of the evening all tho ).
,uests gathered at the piano and sang
he Alma Mater.
Miss Gertrude Dare, entertained a
lumber Of her friends. at her home on
tuesday evening at a 800" party.
Mrs. Lydia Slocomb, chairman o,
ducation and Mrs Boyd Cook. chair
nan OF social service of the Washing
on Heights Century Club, gave a party
a No. 3 School, on Thursday afternoon
0 the foreign born, women Of the
A keen spirit OF progressiveness was
hown, forty-eight foreign born women ,
eing present to join the English class
Miss Adelaide Simpers, principal Of No.
School, assisted by Mrs. Grace Home 3,
'ood. Mrs. Kitchens, Misses Kirn. Lit
e. Todd, Shields, Bardley, Hillersohn
nd Harrison, helped to enroll tho 3.
uests as students Of the English Ian
1age classes, which is the object OF
le Americanization meetings.
At the close Of the meeting. coffee.
afers and assorted candies were en-.
,yed. The rooms where the meeting