Evening journal., 1919-09-17
Clubs

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The annual meeting OF the Orphel
Club will be held tomorrow night
St. Andrews Parish House, Eighth an
I Orange streets. Reports from Officer
and committees VIII be heard. Electio
Of officers and directors for the seasol
i9i9-i92O will be held.
The September meeting OF the Dell
ware Equal Suffrage Association will b
held tonight at the home OF DR.. JC
sephine de Lacour. No. 706 West stree
All members are urged to be preser
as much important business will b
transacted.
The Goldey College Alumni Associatio
will meet in the college building, Mint
and Tatnal streets. on Friday evening
An interesting literary and musical pro
gram will be given followed by dancln
and refreshments. Plans will be mad
and committees appointed to arrange 70
the annual reunion Of the Alumni in
November.
I Miss Rietta NJ. Emerson, OF New York
Is spending a week in Wilmington as
the guest Of her mother, Mrs. Elizabeth
! Emerson, Of No. 6i0 North Harrison
street Miss Emerson will attend sew
eral w. C. r. L. meetings while here
and will preside at the Goldey Alumni
Association meeting on Friday evening,
being president OF that association.
Many social affairs have been arranged
in honor Of Miss Emerson's stay in this
city.
The Women's Civic Club. OF Rich
ardson Park, met yesterday afternoon
at the home OF Mrs. John pOslles. The
largest attendance was present since
the organization OF the club three
years ago. One new member was ac-
cepted. Much enthusiasm was dis
played by all the club members
The committee in charge OF the re-
cent dance held by the club at the
Masonic Hall. Newport reported the
dance a great success. and that other
dances would be given this fall and
winter season.
I NAt III NNIAHuA WMNAHfNN uAHNMENEu N1-
terday was the musical and literary
which the club win
give on September p. The talent will
consist mostly Of the we'll known
Orpheus Club members and other To-
cal singers. 10 had been decided TO
give this entertainment at the home
of Mrs Thomas Singleton, but the
program is going TO be so large that
the club decided yesterday that the
affair would be given in a larger build
ing, rather than in a private home II
VIII be announced later in the week
where It will be given.
The next meeting OF the club viii
be he'll on October ., at the home Of
Miss Mabel Lewis.
The first fall meeting OF the Kem-
cry Studio Club was held at the stu
dio on Monday night. Election Of Uf-
fcers resulted as follows: President, !
stakes Shield; FIRST VI vice-president, !
Miss Eva Schafer: second vice-pres- |
dent Miss Carolyn Comfy; secretary. 1
Miss Sarah stern; treasurer, Harold
Thomas.
Afier the election a musical program
vas presented Miss Sarah Stern sang
When My Ships Come Sailing Home"
" Dorel, and "The -Four Little Grass
oppers.n by Longacre Irvine Alex
nder song. THE Ayra." by Ruben
iein, and 'If," by Vanderpool; Miss
va Schaffer sang, Sing, Sing Birds
n the Wing" by Nulting.
Refreshments were served by the so
ial committee. The next meeting will
e held at the home OF Miss Eva
chatter, No. 22ij Gilpin avenue, on
eptember %.
The Bellefonte Civic Club met yester-
ay afternoon al the home Of Mrs.
.ugene Mowlds The principal business
iscussed was the rummagc sale which !
he club will hold October 9 IN this !
ity. Mrs. G.. r. Ochellree was appoint
d committee Of the sale.
Following The business meeting Mrs.
;. p. Morris. president OF the club. re "a
n interesting paper on Civic Work FOR
Tub Women Miss Louise M0ntgOm- ,
ry, who IS visiting In the community
f Bellefontr, sang several pleasing
olos.
The next meeting OF the club will be
eld at the home OF the president. Mrs.
!. p. Morris, on October :.
The Alpowco Pleasure Club met Z
ionday evening at the home OF Fran
is Walton, No 9is Van Buren street.
his meeting was an unusual affair.
ue to the fact that the date OF the
Meeting fell on Mr. Walt0n's birthday
After the business meet
ng Of the club the anniversary OF Mr.. .
Walton was celebrated.
10 was announced that the FIRST
ance OF the series Of the dances to
e given by the club this winter will !
e held September 25, in the New Cen
ury Club building Dancing will he
njoyed from Q O'Clock until ( o'clock. r
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