Evening journal., 1919-05-07

continue until iii5 o'clock.
The annual meeting OF the Coloni'
Danes Will be held 40 the Colonia
DANES Home, No. 1908 Market stree
tomorrow afternoon. The afternOO
viii be devoted 40 hearing The 0nnua
reports OF the officers and chairman
Officers VIII be elected
The Current Events Glass OF th
Washington Heights Century Club me
at the home Of Mrs. Joseph A. Wick
crsham. No. COS West Twentieth street
on Monday afternoon 10 was "Re
S. ciprociiy Day" with The Newark club
Mrs. W. p. Douglas called the meet
ing 90 order owing 10 the absence O
Mrs Frederick s. lloman, chairmRn ol
club classes. the minutes Of the lasi
meeting were read by Mrs. Frank Ford
Palmer
Mrs. Finley Foster. second vice-pres-
idont OF The Newark club, announced
The program Miss Nell b. Wilson
contributed a piano solo, Chopin
Waltz.r
Mrs Emma L. Wilson of the
Nomen's College addressed the club on
"The People of Japan
One Tlectng Hour and MY Sweet
heart Is a Weaver" were sung by Mrs.
Pierce Cam accompanied Ry Miss Nell
B. Wilson.
Mrs. II. II. RabS, the president Of
the local club, was introduced by Mrs.
Douglas, and gave the visitors greet
.ngs.
A plea was made for as many mem
oers as possible OF The Washington
Heights Century Club to attend the
Orpheus Club concert for the benefit o.
The Associated Charities.
After the delightful and interesting
program a social hour was enjoyed and
Refreshments served.
The Mothers Club Of Old Swedes'
Kindergarten will hold a demonstra-
ton supper in the parish house, Sew
enlh and Church streets. this evening
supper win be served at o'clock. =
The Caesar Rodney chapter, Daugh-
ters OF the American Revolution. held
their nnal meeting OF the season. yes
terday afternoon, at the New Century
Cluh. Mrs. George C.. Hall, newly
elected Stale regent whose election
was confirmed by The National Con-
ecoss held IN Washington. ID. c. April
a 10 80 inclusive. gave an account OF
the Congress. Mrs. L p. Moody, who
attended the national meeting and was
elected historian general, spoke or the
work of the Congress.
The treasurer. Mrs James II. scott.
reported additional contributions FOR
fhe Berry school in Georgia, an insii-
tuition partially supported by the d.
A. r.
Musical selections were given by
Miss pyle and reports OF local officers
were presented.
Mrs. William Bond and Mrs +. II. /
Woodward were the h0stesscs for the /
afternoon. The table decorations were /
in pink and white, pink roses and
lilies Of the valley
A state meeting OF the n. 4. r. will /
be held in Smyrna, on June ii, when
the visitors viii be the guests Of the
smyrna Chapter, .. A. r.
The Mpowco Club gave a dance in
the New Century Club last night. Sew
ef-l novelty dances were on the pro-
gram. A spotlight dance, during
which ihe only illumination was from
spotlighis carried by IS dancers. was
an interesting feature. About 300 per-
sons attended
Among The decorations was service /
flag IN honor OF the five members OF /
the club. who were in either The army
OF navy. They are Leo Wells. James /
Mclvor, Ray Gallagher. Arthur Hughes /
and George Weih. Music was furnish /
ed by Thompson's Dixieland Jazz Band. /
James McIvOr was chairman. OF the /
committee on ARRANGEMENTS. The other
members were: John Rederfor, ] Ar |
thur Lewis. Miss Elizabeth MsnOn, |
Miss Mary IIeriell and Miss Elizabeth |
Bottslord.
Grace Cleaners and the Standard
Bearers OF Grace NJ f. Church. en-
tertained sll Young Women's Mission
airy Societies and the Standard Bearers
Societies OF this city last evening. in
the Sunday School llall OF Grace NJ 4.
Church
Mrs r. n White was In charge OF
the devotional exercises. Miss Kath-
crime Truax. president OF the Cleaners,
welcomed the societies.
missionary drama entitled 1.-TWO
Masters was given by The Grace Stan
dard Bearers. the following taking part.
Miss Mildred Lowry, Miss Mary Holm
die. Miss Vera Edwards, Miss Betty Lea,
Miss Tilghman. Miss Gertrude Dexter.
Miss Louise Murgairoyi and Miss MI
dred Carter
Between the acts piano duet was
given by Miss Mabel Haley and Mrs.
Mulford Taylor. Miss Mildred Davis
and Miss Vera Edwards sang "Chu-
Chin-Chovn
Mrs II. H. Campbell, branch superin-
fendent Of the Young Peoples Branch.
called for the offerings Of each OF the
Young Women's Societies. The offer
ings were in gold.
The sum OF S3iJ was given.
After 1.-THE collection Mrs. Campbell
made a bouquet of the various flowers
and gave an interesting talk on mis- /
sionary work.
Miss Ellen Mearns, president Of the /
Grace Standard Bearers, closed the
meeting with a cheering massage and I
invited all the guests to enjoy the sor
eisl hour. Refreshments We're served. /
rainbow supper VIII be- given To- /;
morrow evening by the Young Peoples