Evening journal., 1919-12-06

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The board OF directors OF the Wash
ington Heights Century Club vii
meet on Tuesday afternoon. at tn,
home OF the secretary. Mrs Frank +
Palmer, No. 27i3 Washington street.
Washington Heights Century Club
will conduct a rummage sale on Mon
day and Tuesday. at No. 7ii Tatnall
street All art cles will be called for by
lelephonlng i6S6-W.
New Era Branch Of the International
Sunshine Society will meet on Mon
day afternoon, at 230 o'clock, at the
Hotel dupont
The executive board OF the Delaware
Division OF the Sunshine Society. met
Wednesday afternoon, at the home OF
the president. Mrs. c. w Dorsey. Jr,
No. 2O0i Jefferson street. Plans for
Christmas work were discussed.
Current Events Glass OF the New
Century Club. has arranged an inter
esting program for Tuesday morning
Mrs H. ]. Bailey will give a demonstra-
ton Of basket making and a paper will
be read by Mrs. Linda Palmer Jones
Current events viii be given by Mrs. +.
A. Wardenburg Mrs. Frank Sheppard
will read Christmas stories. Mrs. Fred
erick Snyder will present a paper, the
subject TO be announced at the class
meeting During The morning program
Miss Al'ce Satterthwaite Will Sing sew
eral selections.
Al The meeting OF Coreopsis Branch,
Sunshine Society. on Monday night. at
The home OF Mrs. George Wilson, No.
230i West Twelfth street. II was de-
cidcd 10 send baskets OF food as Christ
mas cheer TO worthy families. A re-
porl was made Of The Thanksgiving
Day work done by the branch. Flow
ers and fruit were sent to the sick and
food was dlslr buted II was announced
that the bran h would give a series of
card parties this winter. The frs
pa ty 10 be held Saturday evening. De
combcr i3. at the home OF Mrs. William
NJ. Stevenson, No. ii9 West Twenty
second street.
MdSnluEluU ittlbNlN Alhh hNo
planned an interesting program for the
lecture and musicale TO be gwen on
Monday night in No 30 School to club
members and friends Mrs Ina J. w.
Perkins, director OF Child Welfare, for
the State Reconstruction Commission
Will speak on Child Welfare"
Mrs. Nathan Goldstein. contralto so
loist. viii song "Sheila," by Wood.
Mrs. Elizabeth Creamer Bacon soprano
soloist. will song "Pastorale," by Ryd-
ner. Mrs. Goldsteln and Mrs. Bacon
will sing n a duet, "Still as the
Night" by Goetz. Miss Sybll Brandt
will be accompanlst.
More than $50 students and graduates
Of the Beacon College Club gathered IN
the meeting rooms OF the cluJ last |
last night and made II the scene Of |
merr.ment. Jne Lem on the program |
was a BOX social. John Furniss. ) zee
Tucker and Earl Coffin were auction |
GERS. A large ndnlhor OF J0,es wire |
sold which netieo the club ajou; $50.
A farce entitled, "Answerlnr the I
Phone" was also given, which made
4 big hit. John A. Martin OF the VIII
nIngtOn Community Service was In
'harge OF a special feature. "Ye Old
rime Games This proved OF great in
.erest 20 every one present.
Dancing until after twelve completed
he entertainment
The committee in charge OF the pro-
gram was:
Nema Parsons, chairman; Mar
guerite T. Walls. Ethel A. Grier, Bea-
lrice Crew, Bessie Maclary
At this meeting, officers for 1920 were I
elected A. Raymond Jackson was
chosen as chief for another year, the
other officers being John Furniss,
vice-president; Walter G. Miller. secre- /
treasurer; Myrtle Davis, corre-
spending secretary.
Following the Installation Of officers,
Mr.. Jackson addressed the club, thank
Ing the members for his reelection and |
asking their cooperation. lie con-
GUIDED:
This association is almost three
years old. II started in a very modest I
way, few gentlemen who saw the
necessity OF this club got together and
produced a nucleus that has grown
lntil we have an absolutely represen-
atve body OF graduates and under
graduates OF the Beacon school who
'ome together once a month. getting
acquainted with one another, helping
me another, and building up this club
nto a splendid and compact orsanizs.
ion How else except through or
sanitation and association work could