Evening journal., 1919-03-08

Is, one IN inc morning from IL 10 X
O'Clock and the other IN the evening
from 7 to o'clock The main subject
FOR discussion VIII DO Christian
Ideals for New World"
The Wilmington young peoples
branch Of the Y W. C.. A. will meet on
Tuesday evening at the home Of its
president Mrs. Bertha McCaulley Fos-
ter. No. SD West Ninth street This
VIII be a comb ilation social and bus
ness meeting Tho president requests
all members TO attend.
The Current Events class Of the New
century Club will meet on next Tues
day morning Miss Ella Pyle, chair
man.. has arranged an interesting pro
gram Miss Clara Bubb will speak o
the Hagley Community House work
Current Events" WI be given by Mrs
George q. Brown. Miss Josephine
prlckett Will read paper on "Alsace-
lorraine Mrs. A. H. Berlin will con-
tribute a paper on the Characterization
COMMITTEES 70 date" Miss Madalne
Reed win give several musical num-
bers.
The Colonial Danes VIII meet Mon
day afternoon at 230 o'clock az their
home. No. 1905 Market street. Chris
topher J.. Ward Will be the only speak
en- OF the occasion He will take as
his subject the League Of Nations
The Delaware Association Of College 1
Women viii meet on next Thursday /
evening In Trinity parish house. 4 /
play Will be given by the members OF
the association f0r=members only. All
The members are looking forward with
much pleasuse to the meeting.
The NIarshallton young peoples
branch Of the w. C. 7. L. VIII present
tomorrow evening a large American
dag 70 the Marshallton NJ. E. Church.
Ralph ". Crouch, recently returned
from overseas duties, win make the
presentation speech.
The Rev. ]. p Otis. pastor. viii |
make a short address. Miss Rletta NJ. |
Emerson. county secretary win talk
also.
P<cltations VIII be given by Miss
Nflha Williams and Miss Marion Arm !
Irong Master Arthur Ford will sing
4 solo. There will be other musical I
selections Miss Lille B. Williams, /
pres dent OF the branch. is proud OF
her organization. 10 has been IN exist
snce FOR thirteen years and Miss VIII
isms has Been its head since its or
'anizaiion.
The Washington Heights Branch Of e
he International Sunshine Society re- n
entity met at the home Of Mrs. +. II. Al
Doth. No. 70i West Twenty-seventh =,
rect. Mrs. G.. W. Dorsey, the State ! ="
resident gave an interesting talk.
fter the business session. a recital was
iyen by Mrs. Zebley, Mrs. Baxter and
irs. Walker. The next meeting Of the II
ranch win be held on Monday after ud
loon, March 30, at ihe home Of Mrs =,
Pierce Brown, No. 6i5 West Twenty ~
NTH street. oS
An interesting program has been ar
ranged by the Jewish Welfare Board ~
ana Young Mems Hebrew Association y
TOT tomorrow nights entertainment. In VI
I. NJ. II. a. Hall, Third and King streets.
Private Garner, a magician and Pri-
vate McGowen, an impersonator. both :
members OF the 63rd Infantry located al G
tho Pennsylvania railroad barracks. win :
entertain. They will be assisted by Miss Z
julia Silverman, pianologue; Miss Tina
Aagolin, panistc, and Miss Beulah
lIammerseklag.
on Sunday evening next the Fort Du-
2ont Band will be the attraction. on
Sunday, March %, the editor Of the
sunday magazine OF the Philadelphia
Press Will be Drpsent
Next Wednesday, Miss Jeanette Mir
am Goldberg. head OF the Girls jew
III Club OF Philadelphia, will be the
'uest OF Y. W. II. A. In the afternoon
he will visit Fort Dupont. and in the
yening viii address the Young Wo-
lens Hebrew Association.
The Central w. c. T. L. Will meet on
uesday afternoon at county headquar- {
rs, No. f0i4 Washington street A (
lsiness meeting will be held the first ]
1T OF the afternoon. followed by an $
terestiDg program. Refreshments
II be served.
Horace J. Bridges, leader Of the Eth a
Il Society OF Chicago. VIII lecture q
night in the New Century Club on b.
James Russell Lowell-A Centenary 50
ibuie." Those who attend the talk in
doubtedly VIII have q rare treat. OF
Mrs Bridges has lectured in VII pl
'ngton before under the auspices OF w
e Ethical Culture Society. His stylc qu
interesting. compact. full Of yigor BE
~ He can give an array OF facts with br
'9ss warmth than most speakers. w
- scholar and an author and Nj
.cts ,,l ona always handles his sub pat
Enei,sS,a.s ,as and concisely. Being an M
prornne,s.i ue also has a faSeina,ing ,,t,
much hs.as,on ~ .. and his delivery anncsis W., ~
audicnce men; & " Is expected = Isra' sle ,iie
hearing M teke advantag. - -
rld saiiors elieses tonight. So,o,.. .. 70
to be guess ~ '.Sned in this citv - 80 2
At the closs :, sse New Century cs,,,, !
which l. hs,a ~ ene lecture the ds.n' ny
night ser -,he nesulsriY each satnrne.. Wa
hr hald nlth IN the service ,.'a35, OF
o,.tre1, Dancing viii begin :, W.n Of
1- ''i''iiue until ii8O o'eloeS y
The Willing Worke,. q, In
Lnurch viii meet on Mondav 4usl 49,. p
Miss Irene Demaree viii be the bas,sa,,' n'sn,' e
Refreshments viii be served.
A musicale and s lecture win bs s,,,.
81 On Monday evening az s O'Clock i,
No, 80 School by the Washinetor
Heights Century Club, The program IL
q charge of the entertainment com
nfttss of which Bfrs. Stanley stseis il