Evening journal., 1919-03-19
Clubs

UNallNJQADI /
Mrs. Kemery Studio Club met at the
home Of Miss Carolyn Comfy on Mon
day night. After the usual rehearsal
a very attractive program was given.
Miss Sarah Stern sang, "A Little BIT Of
Heaven" by Ball. Mr. Stakes Spield
sang "Macushla," by McDermot Miss
Pauline Demsey sang IAN Irish Folk
Song" by Foote Irvine Alexander
sang Mother Machre." by Ball. and
Mona" by Adams. Miss Comfy and
Mrs. Krapf sang the duet The Pas
sage Birds Farewell" by Hildaeh. and
George Jefferis sang "The Friar OF
Orders Gray" by Stuart.
Refreshments were served by the so
cial committee. The next meeting will
be held at the home Of Miss Lisitte
stephens. No. 303 West Twenty-flrsi
street on next Monday evening.
Miss Agnes Y DOwney read the cur
rent events at the morning session Of
tho Current Events Glass OF the New
Century Club yesterday, discussing Y
w. G. A., Y. NJ. C.. a. and Red Cross
work, the League Of Nations, tie dye
industry and affairs relating TO home
life.
The usual book review was omitted.
Mrs. Henry Bally described maple
syrup gathering and sugar making.
Miss Mary r. de You called attention
10 the community meeting 90 he held
under the auspices Of the New Century
Club on March p. Discussion on the
League Of Nations will be led by Former
Judge George Gray, DR.. Joseph II. Odell
and by Henry Ridgely, Of Dover.
Mrs Robert RaynOr asked club MEM
bers TO complete and send in garments
for the French War Relief. The club
wishes TO reach the 800 mark I'm number
OF garments made for French relief. The
club members will send them TO Mrs.
Arthur Patterson.
The spring meeting Of the Misses |
Hebbs Alumnae Association will be |
held at the school next Monday. The |
has made very consider (
able additions TO its membership re-
Gently and its meetings. so 10 is hoped /
that the attendance this time will be |
larger than ever.
The association inaugurated sight |
singing classes this year, conducted |
by Mrs. Gertrude Hayden Fernlcy, Of /
which are held every |
Wednesday morning in the Misses |
iIebbs' School, and in which all the
pupils and the teachers participate.
IL has not been widely recognized that
all members Of the Alumnae AssOcia-
lion are also eligible 10 these classes
at no further expense than the pay
ment Of their membership dues, and
that other Alumnae and friends OF
the school, or their children, may be-
come eligible cpon application 10 the
Aumnae Association and the pay
ment OF a small semi-annual fee.
All members Of the women's Auxil-
larry Of st. Andrews parish are urged /
10 attend tho all-day sewing session /
leld each Thursday. at the parish /
house. II is hoped during the Lenten
season TO on the box with garments
or the mountain girls Of North Caro-
ina and Stevens Village, Alaska.
The Women's Auxiliary OF st. An
Ircw's parish Will give a bake. on SAT-
lrday morning. Donations Of money
hould be sent TO Mrs. George r. Hof-
ecker. president Of the auxiliary, no.
$40 West Thirteenth street. Donations
VI food ctc., arc TO be brought early TO
he parish house. Mrs. J. J. Mooney,
S in charge OF the bake.
The Cynthia's Helpers Branch OF the
Sunshine Society will
meet tonight at the home OF Mrs. r. II. /
lewis, No. iOi West Twenty-fourth
street
The WOman's Missionary Societies OF
Delaware Avenue Baptist Church, will ,
hold its monthly meeting this evening ,
in the church. DIT. C. b Lesher OF South
China win be the speaker.
A play entitled "Sale OF the Worlds
Children's" was gwen under the au-
spices Of the Woman's Home Mission
ary Society at st Paurs NJ. Z. Church
last night. There was a large audience
present and the clever young actors
were appreciatively received. In the
cast, which represented children OF
all races were Agnes Tones, Agnes
Hubbard, Richard Hubbard, Harriet
Smith, Beatrice Clinem. Elizabeth CTn-
eff. Ruth Ward, Mabel Taylor, Grace
Dennie. Helen Hasson. Bessie Taylor.
Leona Haney. Ruth Hinkson, Herman
Walker, Jr.. Walter Grinsel. Marguer-
ite Hinkson, Mary Martin. Melba Johns,
Emma Johns. Helen Logan. Katherine
Freeman, Helen Sheer, Isabel Sheer,
Mildred Crawford. Wilson and Anna
Miss Clara Southwick and Miss Ed'th
'pruance are spending the week at
atlantic City.
Mrs. J. Frank Ball and Mrs. William
taniar are at Atlantic City.
Warrant officer Of the L. s. n, VIII
rd r Head was week end buest OF {
Is parents. Mr.. and Mrs. William L. ,
eald. No. s39 Van Buren, street. or :
GER Heald has recently returned from
trip overseas. HIS visit home this
eek was the first since being abroad.
{ present he IS stationed at New York