Evening journal., 1919-04-09


No 6iS West Twentieth street, Mon
day afternoon. Tie afternoon wit
poets proved interesting. Curren
Events were read by Mrs. J. Hunt Holt
Mrs. Harry !. Gillis sang a pleasing
solo, entitled the "Nodding Tulips"
10 was announced that the annua
club luncheon would be held on Apri
% in the New Century Club. This
will be the fourth luncheon Of tn,
club Each year these affairs are look
ed forward to with much pleasure by
the club members.
The Womans Club Of Gordon Height:
met Monday afternoon at the home OF
Mrs. James Walker. Delegates were
elected 10 tho Stale Federation OF
Women's Clubs to be held in VIII
mIngton in June. Mrs. +. D. Strickland
and Mrs. L. A. Bradley were appointed
as delegates.
Members of the Daughters OF the
American Revolution are looking for
Fward with much interest to the annual
| congress which will be held in Wash
ington, d. C.. next week. The sessions
will be held I'm Memorial Continental
! Hall. the d. A. r. buildlngs
! Sessions will be held each day start
! ing on Monday and continuing until
Saturday, April 49, There will be a
number of evening social affairs in
connection with the congress.
A state meeting Of the Delaware Re
gents and delegates Will be held on
Tuesday. April i5, in Continental Hall.
Attending the Congress from Della
ware will be delegates from the fol-
lowing chapters: Caesar Rodney, VIII
mingtOn. Colonel Haslett, Dover; Eliz-
abeth Cook. smyrna; John Pettigrew,
Milford; and COOch's Bridge, Newark.
The Whatsoever Club, Of Eastlake
Presbyterian Church will have a bake
at the home Of Mrs. James p. Nc
Gowan, No 507 Concord avenue, on
next saturday. Bread, rolls, cakes and
canned fruits will be for sale. The pro-
ceeds will go for flowers for the sick
and shutin Of the church for Easter.
The Current Events Glass Of the
New Century Club. held an interesting
program yesterday morning. Mrs Mary
B. Obdyke, Of Chester, gave an account
OF her work as "a federal police woman
Of Chester. Mrs. II. ID. Boyer, Of Smyr-
ma. read an interesting paper on mo
ton Pictures"
Sergeant OSulllvan, q member OF the
Rainbow Division, was present and told
Of his experiences overseas. He stat
ed that out of a platoon OF men he
and three others were the only surviv-
ors. Sergeant O'Sullivan was wound
ed, gassed and shell shocked.
4 nominating committee composed
Of Mrs. William Heald, Mrs. Caleb
Stabler and Miss Mabel Talley were ap-
pointed TO nominate a chairman Tor
next years Current Events Glasses.
The Passion Play or "The Life Of
our saviour" is attracting many per
sons at the parish house of Emmanuel
Church. Both Monday and yesterday
apprecative audiences attended.
The pictures are an adaptation from
the presentation at Oberammergan.
They are ia beautiful natural colors,
and the characters are portrayed by
the Pathe players, and are very real
istic. Their showing during Lent is
especially appropriate. During the per-
formances sacred music gives an addi-
tional interest. The musical feature IS
under the direction of Mrs. William T.
Mosely. The pictures will be shown
today for the last time. There viii be
a showing at I o'clock and two evening
performances at and $50 o'clock.
Music will be a special feature again
tonight.
A mandalute club will be formed at
the Y. w G. A. Club room, No. S3s
Market street this evening Any one
Interested in this club will be welcome
at the meeting. An instructor will be
engaged and 10 is expected many de-
lightful muslcalcs win be given.
An evening OF music with the Kem-
cry Club was enjoyed by many persons
at Grace W. Z Sunday school Hall on
Monday evening.
The program consisted Of two parts.
The first part contained n pleasing
duet, THE Venetian Boat song" by
Mrs. Rita " Krapf and Miss Carolyn
Comfy. Miss Pauline Denisey sang as
a solo, "Fierce now the Flames Glow,
from :"Trovatore." Solos were sung
by Mrs. krapf and Miss Comfy. The ac-
companists were Mrs. II. Il. Bartens-
lager and Miss Dorothy Kleitz.
The second part of the program was
quaint musical comedy by Bingham
entitled "On the Road TO Happy Town"
The cast was: Mrs Della DeLOng.
county chairman. Miss Eva Shaffer
Mrs. Van Tassel, whose husband owns
an auto, Miss Sarah Stern: Mrs. Bean.
a prominent delegate, Mrs. Harriet p
Dunn; her six daughters, who are obed-
I lent children. Mrs. Stewart Yeats
Miss Mamie Shelter, Miss Lissette Ste
! phens, Miss Marion Casiszler. Miss
Carolyn Comfy, Mss Alice Geiszler; Mrs
Patty Peacock, committee on butter
Miss Grace Geiszler: Glementine. But
tons, book AGENT, Miss Katherine
Roberts: Miss Venus Single. who will
speak at the convention, Miss Eleanor
Lofland: Adelina Marble. who VIII
sing at the convention Miss Helen Uf-
felman: Aurora Spranke, president OF
the society, Miss Lille Pugh; Dewberry
Green, who takes the delegate over,
John Anderson; Professor Luke TRAY
ers, an old choir leader who Is seek
ing cure for hay fcyer. Harold Thom-
as: Horace Hampton. sunday Schcool
superintendent. stakes Shield.
There were many pleasing chorus
numbers and mgny Of the caste sang
solos. with their attractive costumes
the singers made charming appear