Evening journal., 1919-06-14
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tl0nal sunshine SOclety, met last lueo<
day evening at the home OF Mr. and
Mrs. Blackburn, Hare's Corner Ths
members OF the society went out by
automobile.
After the business meeting a social
hour was enjoyed, Mrs. Harry Wright
and Harold Jackson giving musical and
vocal selections Dancing also was
part Of the program. many dlgnified
members even dancing the cake walk
Cake and ice cream were served.
The next meeting Of the branch win
be held on Tuesday evening. June 24. at
the home Of Mrs. II. O. Armstrong, NO.
M West Twenty-fourth street This
VIII be the last meeting Of the season.
/ The Bellefonte Civics Club will meet
next Tuesday afternoon at the home Of
Mrs. H. y. Diederichs This will bs
a program afternoon
The last meeting Of the club was held
al the home Of Mrs. Eugene Sollsway.
Although the day Was very warm m9nv
members Of the club were present. It
was with regret that the club accepted
the resignation Of Mrs. George Powick,
president who is soon TO move from
Bellefonte TO this city Mrs. Eugene
Mowlds, first vice-president, succeeded
Mrs. Powick as president.
The club is planning a rummsge ssls
on July 10 at No. S35 Tatnall street.
Plans are also being formed to give a
strawberry festival in the near future.
The proceeds Of both Of these az
fairs will be used for the new Cons
munity House at Bellefonte.
The Choral Society will give an en4
tertainment on Monday evening. June
is, for the benefit Of the New Century
Club, Of Newark, on the spacious lawn
Of the home of Mrs. James o. C. Duffy
at COoch's Bridge. 10 will include an
open air concert. with cornct and vio-
lin solos and choral singing. followed
by a dance in the barn. There will he
additional attractions in the way Of
gypsy fortune telling. raffles. etc Cons
veyqnces will be run from various nears
by towns for the convenience OF those
not having their own automobiles. Ths
concert will begin promptly at
o'clock. In the event Of rain the en-.
tertainment viii be given on the next
clear evening.
The Junior Board OF the Homeopathic
Hospital has presented a creditable re-
port Of what they have accomplished
in the five months work NJ the hospital
sewing, sewing one day a week. Early
in the spring the Junior Board decided
TO do the general mending and sewing
OF the hospital.
The report is as follows
Besides mending sheets, operating
gowns. bed jackets. quilts and spreads,
and even the American flag, they have
made four dozen tea towels, three
dozen binders. one dozen draw sheetst
one hundred and forty blankets. three
table cloths, three dozen napkins, two
head covers. thirteen pads, five noor
cloths. eighteen glove holders, twelve
bed pan covers, twenty-four operating
gowns sixty-two pillow cases, forty
seven bureau scarfs, three bed jackets,
covers for surgical tables.
and out OF the outing flannel the Red
Gross donated they made flfiy-thres
skirts. fifty baby dresses and forty
eight baby blankets.
The children's auxiliary, under ths
leadership Of Mrs. :. C.. Frederick has
made enough money sfuring the winter
md spring TO purchase twenty-four
lew beds for the baby's ward and pro-
'ide them with sheets and blankets
md are now having awnings made for
he windows. This auxiliary will give
dance on The roof Of the hospital on
une 2s.
The Senior Glass Of the Wilmington
Igh school will present in the audi
Orlum OF the school on Monday night
tooth Tarbington's famous play Mon
ieur Besucaire." W. H. Dunn. head Of
he English department OF the High
chOOl has coached The players and
reditabie performance is predicted \
ress rehearsal will he held tonight.
Following is the cast OF charactersf
I. Beaucaire. Hugh Renne: Duke Of
Ninterset. William Swezey: Mr.. Nfoly-
eauX. Norman Wade: Harry RackelL
lmes Robbins: Captain Badger. James
ammy: Beau Nash. Harold Dorsey.
ord Townbrake, Robert Betty: Mr..
antison, Norlhrop Fletcher: Sir Hugh
uilfofd, Paul Grubb Henri de Beauio-
lis, Joseph Thielman: Marquis de Nfiers
ok, William Myers: Francois. Emman-
FL Freeman: Victor, Morris Harwifz.
'rvant To Beau Nash, Winion: Ladv
ary Carlyle, Rebecca Barley: Lady
albourHe. Alice Ncher: Lady Clsrise.
era Edwards: Lady Barring GouId'
ulh Neasey; Estelle. Beatrice Navlor1
ady Rellerion, Elizabeth Walker: LADY,
anlcy, Marie Kitchens Lady Beresford.
atherine Sparks.
Members Of the Society OF Colonial
ars will assemble at the Historical
hiding at o'clock on Tuesday after
'on to observe the re-erection Of that
sloric structure upon its new site
There will be addresses nv Judge
'nry c. Conrad and by the Rev r
ndee OF Westminster Presbyterian
lurch. Addresses Of both patrioiic
ID spiritual content, surh as those
III be, are appropriate 10 ihe build-
2. in later years used as the meeting
ace OF patriotic societies and mn
um OF Delaware history il was for
'rly the old First presbvferia,
urch. erected in i7iO
When it was found advisable IN 70
1Ne The Historical Building to is
esent location. attempts TO move the
llding as a whole were unsuccessfnI
ing to its condition.
u was taken apart and re-erecfed IN
new site, The old material being
ployed TO preserve its identity
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MRS. LOCKWOOD TO RECEIVE
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