Evening journal., 1919-03-12
Clubs,

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Miss Jeanette Miriam Goldberg viii
address the Young women's Hebrew
Association this evening. The Council
OF Jewish Women, the Bichor Holen
and the Moicev Asanum societies are
Invited Miss Goldberg Is secretary OF
tho Jewish Chatauqua Of Philadelphia
At the meeting Of the New Castle
Century Club last evening the follow
ing officers and directors were nomi-
mated; Record ng secretary. Carrie l..
Gemmih; corresponding secretary,
Minnie T. Rennie and Marie Smith
treasurer, Harriet Cayanaugh; direct
ors, May T. Philips, Lille h. Eliason,
Bertha Speicher, Louise r. IIolcomb,
Mary Naylor, Mary Carln, Ruth JOlls,
Annie Janvler, Pauline II. Rogers, Mary
Shaw, Matilda Van Trump, Rose Con
din. At the election. which will be
held the FIRST Thursday in April five di-
rectors will be chosen,
The Evergreen Sunday school class
Of Silverbrook NJ. z. Church viii give
a sour kraut supper at the home Of
Mrs. John Appleby, No. i7O6 Lancaster
avenue tomorrow evening from until
Is O'Clock. The proceeds will be used
for the building fund Of tho church.
AT meeting of the Current Events
Glass Of the New Ccnturv Club YES
te day, there was a general discussion
OF the quest ON OF raising the cub dues
from Sc 20 IS a year. This matter viii
be voted upon at the next monthly
meeting.
Mrs. A. II. Berlin gave an entertain
ing story Of the activities Of the New
Century Club Americanization Commit
tee 10 date. She said that more than
one-half Of the foreign mothers called
upon gned the cards TO attend school.
Lack Of time often prevented attend
Jnce az night school, Mrs. Berlin said,
and frequently It is said that the man
Of tie family dsapproves and won't
let" his wife so to school, although !
some notable exceptions were cited. The i
homes Of some Italians, even in the |
second generation, are not yet AmeT- |
,anized, the speaker said.
AT the party held at the New Century |
Club building on February %. there
we're present 40 Italian women, sever
al babies and one Jewess.
Miss Clara Budd gave an entertaining |
account Of Hagley Community House. !
This center Of recreation and improve
ment has an influence over the lives |
OF about 2i0 young people whose ply
seal and mental needs are provided
for by a gymnasium, kindergarten and
classes In arithmetic. spelling, read
ing, history, mechanical drawing and In
the near future 20 include elemental
In addition there are cook
ing, sewing and knitting classes, gar
iening and mothers clubs, baseball
md other athletics.
Mrs. George T Brown gave Current |
Events. She referred TO the ''rlceless |
lays" now In Japan with bread as a
ubstltute; Koreas appeal 10 the Peace
conference; Capr0ni's monster air
lane, which Is expected TO fly acDss
le Atlantic Ocean; the failure of the
olshevlki 20 ruin Rumania and other ,
,atures Of world news. /;
Attention was fled TO the fact that ,
edals made from German guns VIII y
E awarded by The government to ac- Z
We workers in the coming Victory G
oan campaign. {
The New Century Club is planning a I
ublic meeting for March p, in the
ub house. TO which all citizens VIII s
e welcome. Judge George Gray and a
hers Will discuss the League OF Ma b
ons. Il
An "Open Night will be held at the o
ew Century Club tomorrow evening.
ach club member may bring either a II
ian or woman guest, a resident Of this G
Ity. OF elsewhere. The attraction of e
he evening will be a recital by Lucine r
inch OF her Nanny Stories-Uhppb- d
shed Songs of the old South" Light S
viii be served.
There will be an important meeting 5
4 the Mothers Club of Hagley Com
nunlty House tomorrow afternoon. The q
Meeting will be addressed by a mem d
ier OF the Visiting Nurses Associa- S
ion. A visiting nurse is TO attend the :
lub four days each month.
The committee having In charge the
for the March meeting
I the Goldey Alumni Association met
{ the college office on Monday night
nd planned out the program which !
iill include a first class entertainment,
and dancing. A good or {
lestra will be on hand to furnish mu- I
Ia for the latter This committee I
insists Of Miss Edna Anderson, chair {
an: Miss Helen Dkmaree. Otho B.
istis, w. L. Nusgood, Curtis F. VIM
lrd and Paul Bryan. The meeting
III be held Friday evening. March q G
d will take the form OF st. Pat c
ks Day Social" /
The local canteen department OF the
lerican Red Cross has been very busy =
last few days. on Monday a truck :
in passed through the city, and I
enty Of the men were entertained.
ey We're served with luncheon and
en- fruits, candies and cigarettes. a
he canteen has been recently enter u
ling many overseas men, who drop u
my time Of day or evening. to-write ol
t-leiter home-or to receive just that ~
ID OF welcome or greeting that the "
teen and Red Cross alone can give. al
Il soldiers and sailors are sure OF III
Welcome at headquarters and Of OK
ndly word from some OF the canteen So
rkers. There are always a few OF
workers around who are only too
ing to help with any kind OF work.
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