Evening journal., 1919-09-24
Clubs


son Park, will give a musical and lit
erary entertainment tomorrow evening
Z at the Richardson Park VI. r. Church.
The following program will be given
! Part Selection, Whites Mandolin
| Club; vocal solo. Miss Nellie Conner
| ford: violin solo, Miss Seilz: vocal solo.
I Floyd. Harper; recitation. Miss Daisy
/ Wilson vocal solo. Miss Virginia Fuller
/ Part 2--Selection, Whites Mandolin
Club; vocal solo, Harper Spry-la),
"The Winds Of Long Ago. ,b), "When
Irish Eyes Are Smiling vocal solo,
Miss Nellie Allen; recitation, Miss Daisy
Wilson; vocal solo, Miss Nellie Comer-
/ ford: selection. Whites Mandolin Club.
The proceeds Of the entertainment
/ will be used by the club for the i'm
provoments in the community.
Members Of the New-Century Club
received this week copies Of The thirty
/ llrst annual report Of the club In book
let form. In part the booklet contains
the names Of the officers Of the club,
the committees for the new year. presl-
dents Of the club, reports 0f commit
tees, a financial statement. corporation
| bylaws, standing rules and the list Of
members
The following members were reported
as having died during the year: Mrs.
Josephine W. Bissell, Mrs. John W.
Causey Mrs Clarence C.. Killon. Mrs.
George Patterson and Mrs. William C.
Phillips.
The officers NJ the club for the ensu-
Ing year are President. Mrs Robert r.
Rayncr: FIRST vice president, Mrs. +. r.
Negcndank: second yice-presideni. Mrs
Charles r. Weniz; recording secretary.
Mrs. g.. stanley Chambers correspond
ing secretary. Mrs. ". H. Beacon;
treasurer, Mrs. William e.. Mahaffy.
The activities Of the club will begin
In October. and the entertainment com
mitteo is preparing a list Of most in
terestlng speakers for the lecture
course.
The Blue Rock Community Club, Of
Gordon Heights Will hold a harvest
home and an exhibit N canned fruits
and vegetables on October Q. in IIillcrest
Methodist Church. A supper will be
held the same evening from until
O'Clock.
The Business and Professional
Women's Club-will meet tomorrow evc-
ming in the Chamber of Commerce
rooms. 10 is urged by the president
Miss Ethel Scholncld. that all members
or ihs club attend this "gei-togethe"
meeting and assist In the drive 10 oh
tain 200 members before the charter
closes.
The Koo-Koo Club Will hold lie open
ing dance Of the season tonight
at The New-Century Club. Music
viii be furnished by Hirschberg's Or
chestra of Philadelphia Another dance
viii be given by the club on October
q. Tho club officers arc 4. pennel |
StetSer, president: Miss Janet Alexan- /
der. vice-prcsldent: q. Dudley Gray /.
treasurer and Miss Mary Shields, sec
reiary.
The Wilmington Garden Club will en- |
ieriain the Philadelphia Garden Club /
tomorrow. The guests viii motor |
down, and after luncheon at the home /.
N the Wilmington Clubs president. /
Mrs. W. X. dupont, VIII 20 10 New Gas /
are nifty members Of the Philadelphia |
Club and a goody number are expected /
tomorrow.
Americanization institutes for the !
purpose or standardizing Americanizs- /
tion work, Will be held this year in .
every city. town and hamlet in the /
United States where a wOman's club Is |
located. This is 20 be the special fea- /
iure of the i9i9-i92O program Of the /
hundreds Of organizations representa- /
in the General Federation OF Womens .
Clubs
The purpose Of the Institutes viii be /
two fold: First to adjust the American /
mind 90 admit the foreign-born into I
democracy; and. second. 10 prepare
American citizens 10 undertake the .
work OF properly reaching the foreign /
born in an effort 10 Americanlze them. /
In this great work the club women will /
have The cooperation Of teachers. social /
workers and members Of other great !
organizations.
This work was tried last year by the I
New-Century Club, and met with great /
success. and 10 is the purpose Of the
local club TO carry it on again this
year.
The euchre and dance 10 be give at
Pythian Castle tonight by the Jolly
Four promises 90 be success. Ex-
cellent music has been provided and /
the floor is in good condition.
The first fall meeting OF the Women's
Auxiliary Of 81. Johns parish will bs
held in the rectory at o'clock tomor
row afternoon.
The first fall meeting OF the standard
Bearers OF Scott VI. =. Church was held
asst evening at the home of the presi-
lent. Miss Msude Harvey. No. COZ North
8roome street. The main feature Of
ne meeting was an address by Miss
llarabelle Smith. a returned missionary
rom China. Miss Smith is in this city
IN a furlough. She gave an interesting
sketch Of her life during the i've years
ihe spent in the Far East.
The Woman's Foreign Missionary So
'iety OF Mt. Pleasant VI. +. Church. will
meet at the home Of Mrs. d. Daniels.
" Holly Oak at 230 O'Clock tomorrow
lfternoon. All members try TO attend :
IS this will be a special meeting. The !
ast meeting was held az the home Of
Hiss Emma Meldin. Miss Coo. A re-
urned missionary had charge which
made the meeting very interesting. Be ,
ides telling OF the customs Of India. ,
The menu was served and ate as they /