Evening journal., 1919-03-01
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Clubs

The Current Events Glass OF the
Washington Heights Century Club meet
at o'clock on Monday at the home OF
Mrs. w. =. Douglas. No. 900 MOhroe
street The program will be In charge
OF Mrs. Howard s Clark. Miss sara
Pyle VIII address the class on her work
az the peoples Settlement. A paper
on War Memorials" viii be read by
Mrs. Clarence w. Fralm. Current events
viii be given by Mrs George w Cor
nell. Miss Irene Lenderman will sing
a couple OF solos accompanied by Mrs.
Howard ). Clark. Tea will be served
at the close Of the program.
The monthly business and social
meeting Of Scott Methodist Brother
hood was held in the lecture room OF
the church on Thursday evening. The
newly-elected officers took ofilce at
this meeting. the new president Ralph
L. Brown. presiding. There were more
members present than at any meeting
for months and a very lively business
! session was the result. Three new
members were elected into the broth
| erhood At the March meeting the
/ NANHAANn VI IhlnltlN TIC iluD NutN 70 ~
/ cents a month VIII be voted on. Fol-
| lowing the business meeting Professor
n. Gibbs. Of Wilmington lligh school,
spoke TO the brotherhood. after which
lemonade and cake was served.
Cynthia Helpers Branch Of the Inter
national Sunsrine Society Will meet at
The home OF Mrs. Stephen Jackson. No.
S27 Pine street, on Tuesday evening
March 4.
Caesar Rodney Chapter Of the d. A.
r., will meet at 230 o'clock Tuesday
afternoon at the New Century Club.
There will be no dance at the New
Century Club tonight for the men in
service stationed in and around this
city. Due % the Pennsylvania rail-
road minstrel show the dance was
postponed The next dance will be
held on March 8,
The Y. w. G. A. club roome at No.
s3S Market street, have been attract
Ing many girls since their opening. The
rooms are bright and attractive and
tANAhh oAA uthNAAAlAAAih appearance ~ Nlls
The livingrOOm with It's pretty creton
hangings and wicker furniture has a
honey appearance. Here is found both
a piano and victrOla and the girls who
drop In the club rooms ind all the
comforts OF home.
In connection with this large, bright,
CHEEKY room are found a rest room and
rest room and a lunch room, and a
kitchenet. At noon hour many young
women come and eat their lunch, and
rest for a while. Whether one Is a
member Of the Y. w. C. A. or not she
is welcome, and is given a hearty greet
/ ing. Miss Ruth McCOmb Is In charge
but during her absence OF three weeks,
! from the city, Miss Alma Tall Is act
| ing In her place. Miss Tall has had
wide experience with industrial work
ors. and was established recently in
BBloom1eld, N. J.
Each day the club rooms are open
from II o'clock TO $50 o'clock. and In
the evening from 7 until 80 o'clock.
Various parties are given each week
Something OF Importance is found each
evening.
Tonight there will be an open party.
No invitations have ben sent out and
ell girls will be welcome.
on Monday night Miss Lola Muir
Ilein will give her last OF series OF !
talks on practical home nursing She |
will give a practice demonstration on
how 10 bathe a patient who Is con-
fined 10 bed. One OF the girls who has |
been taking the course win be the pa /
tient
The Camp Fire Girls OF the Y. w. C. |
A. held a party on Wednesday even |
ing.
The girls Of the Metropolitan FIVE |
and ten cent store which have recently /
formed a club, met at the club rooms |
on Thursday evening. The girls Of /
WoolwOrth's met last evening.
The Current Events Glass Of the New /
Century Club will meet on next Tues
day morning. Miss Ella Pyle Is chair
man Of the Current Events program for
March. She is assisted by Miss Jessie
Seaman. Current EventS.f will be
given by Mrs. II. w. Whitaker and
sirs. Stanley Chambers VIII tell a story.
Mrs. A. n. Berlin will hold on the ltal-
ian Neighborhood House; Miss Eliza
beth Jackson will contribute a story or
paper to the program. Mrs. Julian
kdair is chairman OF the music.
An executive meeting OF the Belle
fonte Civics Club will be held at 7.30
O'Clock on Monday evening at the home
Of the president, Mrs. George Powlck.
The Bellefonte Clvics will meet on
afternoon at the home OF Mrs.
Eugene Mowlds.
The annual meeting of The Whining
ton Society OF the Fine Arts will be /
held on next Tuesday afternoon. A
president and three directors will be
elected.
The exhibition committee will make |
its report. F. N. Schoonover will pre- +,
sent a new undertaking to the society |
that is a bibliography Of Howard Pyle's |
writings and illustrations.
The Pennsylvania Railroad Women's |
Division, Relief Department, No. .. will |
meet in the assembly room OF the |
Pennsylvania office building at 2l
o'clock Monday afternoon. Mrs. C. y /
Keyser will have charge Of the pro-
gram. It will be an afternoon OF music.
Mrs. George NJ Smith will act as
chairman OF refreshments for the af- |