Evening journal., 1919-03-22
Clubs

The Christian Discussion Club which
meets every Monday in st. Andrew:
Parish House under the auspices of the
Wilm ngton Norihneld League, has
been well attended and much interest
shown.
The subject for next Monday viii be
"a New Spirit for Things Hard to
I Bear" A few OF the questions to be
discussed are: How Far Have We
Been Willing to Sacrifice to Win This
WARP" what Are the Most Insplr-
ing instances OF joy-in such a sacrifice
OF which you know at homer" "How
can we best cultlmate and preserve
such enthusiasm for the great purpose
OF the war as shall dominate our
/ sense Of personal loss?" How can we
best help another to bear sudden be-
reavement?" Can one ever regain a
life OF real Joy in service, Of others?"
All girls of Wilmington are invited
to these Bible discussion classes. One
class meets in the morning from II TO
f. o'clock and the other in the even
ing from to s o'clock.
The Ladies' Aid OF Nadeley Church
met al the home Of Mr.. and Mrs
Charles Cook. No. 1910 B street, on
Thursday night. After partaking OF a
supper all had delightful time.
Or. II K w. Kumm, an African ex-
plorer. will address a meeting Gt the
home Of Mrs. Frank G. Tallman next
Thursday afternoon. The meeting will
be under the auspices Of the Womsn's
Auxil ary Of the Diocese Of Delaware.
Or. Kumm will also speak at a meet
Ing on Thursday evening at st. Johns
p E. Church.
The Alert Branch Of the Internationl |
al Sunshine Society met Tuesday in an
all-day meeting at the home of Miss /
Anne T. Hlles, No. GOO Broome street |
The morning was given over TO sew
Ing garments for the French and Bel
g an refugees. The business meeting
was held in the afternoon, Mrs. Ed
ward Wilson, presided
Mrs. Jane w. Pennewill leaves to-
morrow afternoon for st. Louis, Mo,
where she will attend the fiftieth an
sary Of the National American Suffrage |
Association. Mrs. Pennewell is the del
egate from Delaware.
The convention will be held from
March 81 to % inclusive. II will cele-
brate the winning OF full suffrage In
Michigan, South Dakota and Oklahoma |
in 1918. and OF Presidential suffrage in /
Nebrasks, Indiana, Vermont. Wiscon- !
sin and other victories in 1919. An in |
teresting program has been arranged |
for the entire week.
A business meeting Of tie Washing
ton Heights Century Club will be held
on Monday evening in No. 80 school.
Reports Of all officers and chairmen |
Of committees will be heard Plans Of
the alterations TO the new club house |
also will be discussed.
The Current Events class OF the New |
Century Club will meet on next Tues
day morning. Current events viii be
given by Mrs. John w. Brady. Miss
Connell win give a paper on
Music" Miss Louise Matthews will
read a paper on Porto Rico. A recita-
tion viii be given by Miss Grace Baird.
The Dzernon trio will entertain with
several musical numbers.
The Wilmington Equal Suffrage As
sociation met on Thursday evening at
the home of Miss Anna C.. Lawrence.
No new business was transacted.
All members were glad TO know that
Mrs. Jane Penniwell, an executive Of !
the association, is to attend the tlftieth ,
annual convention at st. Louis, Mo.
They all wished Mrs. Penniweu a de-
lightful trip.
The Y. NJ. II. A. viii hold another
social hour tomorrow night. Isadore T.
Rees VIII be the chairman. Harry |
Goldberg Of Philadelphia will speak on
"The Truth About Russia" Music will /
be furnished by Wilmington Yiddish /
Society Of the y. NJ. II. A. and~by sam |
leader Of the y. M. II. A. /
orchestra.
Goldey College Alumni held social
last evening in the college building,
Ninth and Tatnall streets About 100
guests were present.
Decorat ons in honor Of st. Patrick's
lay festooned the assembly room. A
very pleasing program Of recitations
md music was given. The feature OF
he evening was dancing. Refresh
nents were served.
The next social meeting Of the Alum
nj will be held on the evening OF
May &c.
The spring meeting Of the Misses
Iebbs Alumnae Association will be
leld at the school on Monday. The
association has made considerable ad-