Evening journal., 1919-01-08

AhN Adl0Io tlAdl uAt AitAu itAuAdtAl OH
Saturday night at the New Century Club
for men in the, service stationed in this
city and vicinity are greatly enjoyed
Miss Isabelle B, Wales chaperones these
pleasant affairs.
When the dances were resumed this
fall after the epidemic, all the young
women attending were given admission
cards by the New Century Club. Lately
many OF the young folks have forgot
ten their cards
IL is urged that every young woman
bring her card hereafter. otherwise she
will not be permitted to dance. The
card must be the one issued by the
New Century Club.
The Current Events class Of the New
Century Club had a most interesting
program yesterday morning. Mrs. Egg
mont T. Negendank, chairman OF the
class for this month, is arranging Othe.
attractive programs.
Mrs. William II. Beacon gave "Cdr-
rent Events" She dwelt upon the
death Of Colonel Theodore Roosevelt.
the trip of President Wilson to Italy
and the presentation Of the laurel
wreath to President Wilson.
Mrs. Edgar Hare gave a charming rec
ltation on 'In a Tartar Tent" by Linden
Bates, Jr. Special music was given by
Madam Taroumanz, of Russia. She re-
ceived her education in music in Berlin
and Munich
Mrs. Sara Robinson -ead letter from
her nephew, Lieutenant Edward Men
dinhall, who is abroad with the Amer
icaR Expeditionary Forces. The letter
was a Christmas letter and was indeed
interesting. Lieutenant Mendinhall is
with an engineering regiment.
10 was announced that the club ami
versa:y would be held on Saturday, jan
uary IS, at which time a supper and an
evening entertainment will be given.
Mrs. Arthur Patterson exhibited a
number OF samples Of clothes to he
made for the Frennh refugee children.
Several Of the members took home
with them materials TO make these
garments.
Miss Clara SprOul Of No. si5 Jackson
street, will entertain a number Of her
friends at her home on Saturday even
ing.
Mrs. Carl Snellenburg OF Bellefonte is
spending several days in New York
City.
Madamoiselle Marguerite Clement will
lecture Friday evening at Si5 o'clock
at the New Century Club She is the
representative of the French govern
ment to American Women's Colleges.
Mile. Clement will take as her sub
iect 1.-THE Peasantry Of France" Com
ing from France, she is a specialist on
the condition of her country and will
make her subject very live and inter
estlng.
Caesar Rodney Chapter. D. 4. r., met
yesterday afternoon at the New Cen
tury Club. Mrs. George B. Miller read
a paper on "The Zionist Movement and
Jerusalem" She described the history
Of early Jerusalem and followed with !
the history Of the city at the present !
time Mrs. Lewis DUFF and Mrs. ]. |
Harmer Rile. Jr. were hOstesses for /
the afternoon.
Harry NJ. Spence and daughter, Ros-
allie of Brooklyn. n. Y, are visiting Mr.. I
Spence's sister, Mrs. George w. Dorsey, !
Jr.
Miss Alice McEwan who has been /
spending the holiday season in Detroit. |
Mich, has returned home. Mss Nc
Evan. who for many seasons has taught |
dancing in ParlOrs A and B at Hotel
dupont, expects to resume teaching
Dpyt month in fbo N,1ry Copf,,rx, C1,,h
This season she has taught privately at
her home, but will resume her classes
in February in the club building.