Evening journal., 1919-04-05
Clubs,

Grace Home Missionary Circle viii
meet on Monday evening in Grace
| Church house. Mrs. Isaac L. Heisler
will be hostess. The Lenten offering
envelopes are to be received at this
meeting.
The Woman's Alliance Of the First
Unitarian Church will meet at o'clock
Monday afternoon at the home OF Mrs.
Charles A. Trippe, No. 1925 Rodney
street.
A public lecture will be given at the
parish house Of Emmanuel Church On
April II at 7.45 O'clock. Herbert X.
/ Job VIII give an illustrated motion
picture on bird life. He is a well
known authority on this subject and
| has written several books on animal
| life. Mr.. Job is member Of the Ma
tional Association OF Audubon Soci-
cites.
The Womans Club Of Gordon Heights
will meet on Monday afternoon at the
home OF Mrs. James Walker Of Chest
nut avenue.
The Baraca and Philathea Glasses Of
Union NJ. Z. Church held their monthly
business meeting on Thursday evening
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. r. j.
Hughey, No. S23 Monroe street, with
about thirty members present. IL was
shown by the reports Of the officers
and committees that the classes were in
flourishing condition. Much business
was transacted during the meeting.
Committees from both classes were ap-
pointed TO arrange for a series Of re-
ceptiOns, which are TO be given in
honor OF the returning soldiers Of the
Baraca Glass. The first one will be in
the near future After the routine
business was finished social hour was
spent i'm which games were played and
refreshments served.
The following were among those
present: Mr.. and Mrs. r. Delaha, Mr..
and Mrs. W. Walls, Mr.. and Mrs. Z.
Moore, Mr.. and Mrs. J. Cooke, Mr.. and
Mrs. II. Wilson, Mr.. and Mrs. c. Lou
huff, Mr.. and Mrs. r. p. Hughey, Mrs.
Elsie Layton, Mrs. Anna Stroup, Mrs.
Mary Wilson, Gertrude Carter, Zella
Johnson, Frances Evans, Myrtle Spencer,
Gertie Carter, Bessie Jones, Anna
Handy. George Dunn, L. Welden, n |
Cox, w. Lowrey, L. Spence and o.
Hicks.
The Delaware Association Of College |
Women met yesterday afternoon at
the home Of Mrs. C.. Glen BeadenkOpf, |
No. ii03 Rodney street The speaker |
of the afternoon was Dr. Joseph II. !
Odell. who took as his subject "Stand- |
ardization."
After the business session a hearty |
greeting was extended to all the new
members.
All present were given a small card
to flll out which contained questions l
as follows: (which College are you a /
graduate OF? the course? and what |
year" These are TO be used i'm form |
ing a register of all the members.
1t was announced that the next
meeting would be held May at the /
home Of Miss Elizabeth Speakman at
Claymont.
The Pennsylvania Railroad WJmens
Division, Relief Department, No. ,,
will meet in the assembly room Of the
Pennsylvania office building, Front and
French streets, at o'clock On Monday
afternoon.
Mrs. Gamble Latrobe, general super
intendent. will preside. Mrs. G. ,. kei-
ser will have charge of the music.
Mrs Latrobe extends an invitation to
all railroad women whether members
or not Of this division to attend this
meeting and become acquainted with
the work Of the War Relief Depart
ment.
An interesting program is planned
for Monday as it will be mothers and
sons afternoon. There will be pres
ent several returned men from over
seas service who will tell Of their ex-
per,ences.
Following the meeting SOCIAL hour
will be enjoyed. Mrs. w. i. Burt and I
Mrs. Charles II. German will be in
charge.
Coreopsis Branch Of the Internation-
al Sunshine Society will meet on Mon
day evening at the home Of Mrs. Ar
thur Je1reris, No. 7O5 Washington
street
The CuTrent Events Class OF the
New Century Club viii meet on next
Tuesday m0rnlngf. An interesting pro
gram has been arraned. Mrs. II. D
Boyer Of Smyrna. ilrse vice-president ,
Of the State Federation Of WOmen's
Clubs, will talk on Motion Pictures" ,
Mrs. William c. Speakman will speak :
on THE Life Of Clemenceau." Mrs.
Marty D. 0bdyke, Of Chester, will give 7
an account Of her work a. a federal 2
police woman of Chester. Mrs. p. J.
Whiteman of Delaware City, will dis [
,uss THE Need Of Federated Clubs for v
1olored Women in Our State" Miss
katherine Mccormick will give a talk c
IN Armenian Relief Miss Anna Young Il
Mil have charge Of the music.
The Current Events Glass Of the c
Heights Century Club will
meet at the home of Mrs. Chester ]. 5
Moore, No. 6is West Twentieth street. b
Il o'clock on Monday afternoon. The
Program IS in charge Of Mrs. w. E
Douglas and will consist OF IAN After
loon with the Poets" Read ngs from
ames Whitcomb Riley by Mrs. Harry
l. Raby readings from Oliver Wendell r
Iolmes, Miss ADELAIDE Simpers and
eadngs from William Wadsworth
by Mrs. William Inder- L
led. Current Events will be given by
frs J. Hunt Holt. Tea will be served.
on Tuesday at 230 o'clock, the reg S
ilar meeting Of the Board OF Directors
viii be held at the home Of the secre-
ary, Mrs. Frank f. Palmer, No. 27i3
street