Evening journal., 1919-03-15
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The Young Woman's League OF Hana
over Church. will hold social meet
ins in the church on next Tuesday
evening.
Women Of Hanover Church will hold
a social in the church between 3 and
. o'clock on next Thursday afternoons
when their part in the new era move
ment viii be outlined. Tea will be
served.
The Daughters Of 1912 will meet al
2.30 o'clock on Tuesday afternoon at
the Hotel dupont. Mrs. Seldom =
Deemer, the president, will entertain
the society.
The Delaware Branch Of the Inter
national Sunshine Society will meet
Monday evening at the home OF Mrs.
r. r. Banks, No. 2iO3 Boulevard.
The Ladies' Aid. Of Elsmere Presby.
terian Church, will give a musical and
literary entertainment in the church |,
next Friday evening. An interesting
program is being arranged.
The Womans Club, Of Gordon
Heights, will meet on Monday after
noon at the home Of Mrs. A. H. Schaell.
This Will be the social afternoon Of the
club.
The Bellefonte Civics Club will meet
Tuesday Afternoon at the home Of Mrs.
Christopher Jack. II will be a pro-
gram afternoon. An interesting pro-
gram has been arranged.
The current events class Of the Wash
ington Heights Century Club will meet
at 3 O'Clock on Monday afternoon at the
home Of Mrs. J. S. Phillips, No. 220S
Monroe street. Mrs. Lydia B. Slocumb
will read paper on Florence Nightin-
gale" Mrs. Henderson Wier will give
a talk on "Canteen Work." and Mrs.
Charlotte E. Doughlas will give current
events Several solos will be sung by
Mrs. Howard r. Clark. Tea will be
served.
a music concert viii be given in the
auditorium Of the Young Mems Hebrew
Association tomorrow evening. under
the auspices OF the Jewish Welfare
Board. Men in uniform are especially
invited. Members Of the Y. NJ. H. a.
and y w. II. A. will be admitted upon
showing membership cards.
Delaware Division Of the. Interstate
Sunshine Society will have a rummage
sale sometime in the next two weeks
Anyone having any rummage Is asked
to notify Mrs Frank Schilling, No. 206
West Twentieth street, or Mrs. Ralph I.
n. HOlley. No. 2i0i Washington street
and the articles will be collected.
The Woman's Home Missionary So
ciety Of St. Paurs NJ. +. Church viii -
give a missionary entertainment in the 4.
church on Tuesday evening when
play entitled "Sale Of the Worlds Chill
dren" will be given.
Among those who will bid on the ,
children are the following: pleasure,
queen Of vanity fair, spirit Of riches,
king alcohol. child labor, ambition, ,
and Christianity.
The play IS being directed by Mrs.
Elizabeth Thomas McNey. A silver Of ,
iering will be taken.
The Current Events Glass Of the New
century Club will meet on next Tues
lay morning Current Events will b0
given by Miss Agnes Y. Downey. Miss
Josephine Prickett will read a paper on 2
Mrs. Henry Bailey
will give a talk on Maple Syrup. Mrs
frederick Bringhurst will review "The
four Horsemen of the Apocalyps" Mrs
iulian Adair will give several musical
The Cynthia's Helpers Branch Of the
Sunshine Society will
meet on Wednesday evening, March a..
instead Of on Tuesday evening, March
s. The meeting will be held at the
ome Of Mrs. r. II. Lewis, No. f0i West }
street.
An Informal business luncheon OF the
delaware Division Of the international
unshlne Society was held recently at
he home Of the State president, Mrs, ,
!. w. Dorsey. Many new plans were
llked over. The advisability of hav-
lg a permanent headquarters in this q
ity was discussed, and lt was thought
nat headquarters should be estab-
shed.
Plans were made for the annual meet ,
IS to be held in May in st. Andrews
arish house.
It was suggested at this affair that
I societies look up loaned wheel
lairs and crutches, and see II they
e in use. Mrs. Dorsey has many calls
II both. All parties having either
heel chairs or crutches not in use are
report at once TO Mrs. Dorsey, so
ley can be a benefit to shut-ins and
ipples.
John Powell, famous American plan
I, who will appear here in recital
Ext Thursday evening at the New
injury Club auditorium, under direc-
on Of Winton and Livingston, Of New
0rk, Is almost as well known today
a composer as he is as a pianist. He
IS written for the plano, the violin
ID the voice. but as yet has not at
mpted anything for orchestra. Not
ng ago, when appearing in Chicago
th the Russian symphony Orchestra,
:. Powell played as an encore num-
r, THE Banjo Picker" from his own
ite for piano, entitled. AT the Fair"
sketches OF American Fun" u
said that Powell composed the piece
Q day when he was a student in vi
ma, homesick for the sights and
unds Of things American and par
ularly for the twang Of the banjo
1t is heard in the sunny South.