Evening journal., 1919-05-14

The Pennsylvania Railroad Women's
Relief Division Department, No, 2, Della
ware division, will give a benefit dance
on Friday evening at the New Century
Club. Miss Ruth Fleming chairman,
VIII be assisted by an the members OF
the Delaware division.
The paironesses for tho dance are
Mrs Gamble Latrobe. Mrs. George NJ.
Smith, Mrs. Thomas q Metz, Mrs. VIII
lard A. Fleming, Mrs. William II. Red
mile, Mrs. g. y. Zortman, Mrs. Frank
Reynolds, Mrs. f. II. Roe and Mrs
James Donovan
All members OF the Century Club OF
New Castle desiring 10 attend the
luncheon on May - will please notify
Miss Maria Smith, No. IS East Firth
street or phone No. isi. on or before
Thursday. May ij.
On Friday afternoon at ? O'clock, the
president, Mrs. J. T. Philips requests
meeting OF an those who helped with
The luncheon last year.
=Allss Nan DUNCAN has called a meet
Ing OF The house committee and Miss
Lambson Of the hospitality committee
FOR Tuesday at i.30 o'clock. After the
short business session "a musicale was
given under the direction OF Mrs. 4. T..
roudiss. The club sang America" with
George llallman at the piano James T.
challenger, Ir, sang. A selection by
Miss Mary DUNCAN. Miss Skclley ot
Wilmington followed with song 4
violin selection, Mr. Frish, accompanied
by Miss Cooley: vocal selection, Miss
Irene Trultt; vocal selection, Miss May
DUNCAN; Mr.. Frish violin and Miss
ioodley BY request the song Of James
p. Challenger was repeated.
Refreshments were served. There
vas a large attendance.
The Bellefonte Civics Club will give
reception tomorrow night at the home
lf Mrs. Eugene Mowlds in honor Of Mr..
and Mrs. George W. powiok and Mr..
md Mrs Wnlfred CLARK. Both fami-
lies are soon TO move from the com
nunity.
Mrs. powick has been the president
% the Clvics Club for the past two
Ycars and her loss is regretted by an
members. For some time Mrs. Clark
has conducted a sunday school at her
home for the children in the nolghbor-
l0od.
The reception tomorrow night will be
community affair, aad although the
3ellefonte Civics Club Is the hostess, all |
persons in the neighbOrhood are in /
eited TO attend.
The Mems Club Of st. Andrews
Church gave "a Ladies' Night" I'm The I
parish house last evening one Of the
features was a minstrel show. More
ihan three hundred persons enjoyed
The performance. Charles B. Palmer, [
president Of The club. supervised The
ceremonies and was assisted by n. A.
Mitchell, secretary, and George A.
Lewos. treasurer.
A number of late Song hills featured
iho show. As interl0cut0r W. Scott
Monckton did excellent work The
four end men were Elmer Cantler.
George W. Lynch, Warren w. Grier.
md +. Ray Phillips The men of the
chorus included Frank II. Escott. C..
Melville Anderson, Edward n. Morrow,
George NJ Grier. George NJ Bradley,
Walter b. Foracrc. +. II. Rodrigues. RAY
~ Van. Albert o. H. Grler. Jr.. and
Robert B. Comley
At the annual meeting OF the stock
holders OF the New Century Club Cor
poration the retiring i've directors were
reelected TO serve for three years.
They are. Mrs. Charles I. Kent. Mrs.
Horace Belts, Mrs Peter Il. Wright.
Mrs. II. B. Bradford and Mrs. ]. Ernest /
Smith.
Miss Elizabeth r. Jackson, secretary. /
presented her annual report It showed /
prosperous year. An interesting ac- /
count Of the work OF the organization |
during the influenza epidemic also was
given.
Mrs. \. B. Danforth. chairman Of the |
rental committee stated that the leas-
ng OF the building for social affairs
was success. lt showed that the
rentals have been very numerous aud
the amount received exceeds that Of
1917, the banner year. by Ss6si0.
Members OF the New Century Club
are looking forward with much inter
EST TO the play which viii be presented
3l the club building on Saturday after
noon The play win be given for the
benefit Of the club mortgage fund Miss
Ethel Wilson, a member OF the club,
las written the sketch and the cast is
composed Of members OF the club.
The play IS entitled, "The Great Sun
I DtIli- ~ - III tul hlt nltil uAltt
scenes.
The play is full Of human interest
Bnd viii especially be interesting TO the
children There, will be many atirac-
tive songs and number OF dances. The
cast Is: Sand man. Miss Katherine
MarNey; cl0cksmiih, Miss Grace Baird |
a boy, the smiths son, Mrs. Edgar 1
Hare; a girl, the smiths daughter Miss I
Ethel Wilson; a farmer. Mrs. William 4
X. Hathaway; soldier. Miss Mary Dor
eey; workman. Miss Louise Murga
iroyd; sun dial Mrs. George Cox; Queen
Marie Antoinette, Miss Mildred Gle
land; Benjamin Franklin, Mrs. w J.
Catalan: Willett. an English builder
Mrs. p. B. Fell; Alice through the look
ing glass. Mrs. T. c.. Seaman.
lhere will be a dance Of the clocks. |
nose taking part in the dance are !
Miss Barbara Bach Miss Elizabeth I
blanhen, Miss Elizabeth Fooks. Miss q