Evening journal., 1919-03-26
Clubs,

The Alumnae Association OF the
Misses Hebbs' School met on Monday
afternoon. During the year the associa-
tion holds 1--WE meetings, one in .Janu-
airy, one in March, another in May, one
at commencement and the last one in
October.
The spring meeting is a reunion Of
The members. II was announced that
all tho alumnae give their hearty sup
port TO "Thc Triangle" the school
journal, published quarterly. II was
suggested that in the spring number OF
Tho Triangle" the annual report ap-
pear.
The officers OF the Alumnae Associa-
tion are: President, Miss Florence Bay
ard Kane; vice-president, Mrs. George
r.. Hofrecker; treasurer, Mrs. u. T..
Negendank; secretary, Miss Mary Arm
strong.
The Central w. C. r. u. viii hold a
rummage sale tomorrow at the south
west corner OF Eighth and French
streets.
On Saturday evening, the Whittier
Literary Society OF Friends School will
hold It's annual reception In the gym
naslum at Fifth and West streets. This
annual reception has been the custom
at Friends for many years and cores
ponds 10 an alumni reunion. a social
event for the undergraduates and an
entertainment for the parents OF pupils.
The program this year VIII consist OF
a short one-act play. reception for the
guests In the main school building, and
a dance in the gymnasium. Each class
OF the high school IS assigned a room, |
which they are TO decorate In accord |
ance with their own ideas. In these /
various rooms refreshments and enter |
lainment VIII be provided. Final re-
hea-sals and preparations are being /
made and the event promises TO be
success from all points OF view. The
play Is to be given under the direction
" Miss Hyde and is called "The Bish-
Dps Candle sticks" IL Is an episode
rom Hugo's LES Miserables." The cast
ollows:
The Bishop. r. L. Cooch. 10; The
,onyict. F. B. Smith. 20; Persome. the
Bishops Sister, Miss Anne Bell. 49,
.iarie. the Maid. Miss Irene Hamilton,
2; Sergeant Of Gendarmes. Willard A.
Bancroft. 10; Gendarmes, Willard A.
'peakman. Jr.. 10; Herbert C. Mode, 20.
Members OF the Current Events Glass
" the New Century Club heard an in
erestlng program yesterday morning.
Current Events were given by Mrs.
lohn w. Brady Miss Grace Baird gave
lne Of her enjoyable, recitals. "How
he Flowers Heard the Fatal Story"
Mrs Stanley Chambers read a clipp ng
laying tribute 10 Frances Wright, the
brilliant Scotch woman.
Miss Elizabeth Council gave a brief
musical paper. explaining the technical
evelopment OF the sonata.
A letter descriptive OF life, customs
nd natural features n Porto Rico was
,ad by Miss Louise Matthews. II was q
ritien by her uncle. p. n. Denison, Of \
ittsburg. n
Mrs. Arthur Patterson reported 3Ss '
irments shipped 60 Nlllecuer for the p
-ench Emergency Aid. and asks for :
ore volunteers that the full quota OF A
0 may be sent by the last OF April.
Mrs. o. Curtis Purdy announced that
ere would be a probable change IN T
C subject OF Warwick lanes Prices r,
TX tonight Mr.. Pr'ce stated at the al
ginning OF his course this winter a
at in case OF any new developments ST
, would stand ready 10 discuss them Il
lrtially or wholly in place OF his pre- j
ranged topic. Il is thought his ad- 81
'ess ton ght will deal with some OF VI
e vital questions now vexing Europe b
vi the Peace Conference. re
On Tuesday evening. April 1. Beatrice SC
erford viii appear before the Club b
an original monologue Her well n
nown ability and popularity in the NJ
,le OF lmpcrsonator and the fact that N
his Is her first appearance in VIII NJ
lingjon viii doubtless assure Miss NJ
erford a fine audience. VI