Evening journal., 1919-10-25


ing Club will give a masked dance on
next Friday evening. from until Ills
o'clock. This will be the first OF the
seasons dances
Washington Heights Century Club
Will meet In business session on Mon
day evening IN No. 30 School. All Of
lcers are requested 20 be present: all
chairmen are asked ts have their COM
mittees completed
The "Rainy Day" bags given out at
the annual luncheon. for the building
fund are asked 10 be returned at this
meeting. Those not able 20 attend this
meeting are urged TO send the bags by
club members.
Lieutenant Coningsby Dawson Will
speak In tho New Century Club on
next Thursday evening on "The Hun
Revisited"
Tickets for non-members VIII be on
sale In advance OF the lecture and also
the night OF the lecture.
Washington Heights Branch, Inter-
national Sunshine Society. will meet
on Monday afternoon pt 2.3O o'clock. at
the home OF Mrs. Fred Lang. at Elm
hurst.
The Ladies' Aid OF Wesley NJ e.
Church gave a Dollar Social" on Tues
day evening at the church parsonage.
After a brief business meeting a de-
lightful program was presented, begin
ming with the "Star Spangled Banner"
which was played on the Victrola,
Miss Marion Thorpe gave a recitation
followed by a solo by Miss Mann. as
sisted at the piano by Miss Olive
Porter. Mrs Mary Porter gave a read
Ing. After a Nictrola selection OF "On-
ward Christian Soldiers" S3i were col
lected. The guests were then served
with refreshments by Mrs. Z. w. Wells.
The aid recently installed heater in
the parsonage.
James A. Draper branch OF the Della
ware Hospital, VIII conduct rum
mage sale on next Thursday and Fri
/ day at No 7is King street. The COM
mittee In charge Is Mrs. William z. Day,
Mrs. b. l.. DEMO, Mrs. John LeCarpen-
tier and Mrs. J. b. Wilson. Anyone
having rummage Is asked to send II 10
the address mentioned, on Wednesday,
and some one will collect Il. The
branch is grateful 10 the proprietors
OF the Star Restaurant, Thomas Cara
vasites and Nicholas Nicholas. for do
mating the room where the sale is to
be held.
The "wilruco" Club, comprised OF
young women OF the Whining
ton Trust Company, VIII give a
/ "a Va I..I.
on Monday evening. Music viii be
furnished by Shorter's orchestra.
The FIRST meeting OF the season OF
the Pennsylvania Railroad Womens Re-
lief Division. No. 2. will be held in the
assembly room OF the Pennsylvania
Railroad Building, on November 3. Mrs.
Gamble Latrobe. general superintend-
ent, viii preside and welcome the
members.
Mrs. Elisha Lee and Mrs. w. w. Al
terberry, OF Philadelphia. win be pres
ent and will give short addresses. Plans
will be discussed for the winter ac-
tlvitles. One Of the features VIII be
the drive for new members. Since the
association was organized. Il has
helped many families whose relatives
have been. employed by the railroad.
The association has corps OF efficient
and faithful workers who have pro-
duced splendid results, and VIII ably
carry on the work this year.
The Maryland Division viii act a.
hostess at this initial meeting
Apowco Pleasure Club met last night.
at the home OF Eugene o. O'Toole. No.
POOP Park Drive. Refreshments were
served and dancing enjoyed Plans
were discussed for the mask ball 10
be given next Wednesday evening. at
the New Century Club Music will be
furnished by White and Madden's Or
chestra.
Prizes will be awarded to the best
dressed couple. 20 the person wearing
the most comcal costume and 10 the
person wearing the prettlest costume
The hall viii be decorated TO suit the
Dancing will begin at .
o'clock. Masks will be removed after
he third dance.
Three judges are 10 be appointed to
decide the winners.
Those on. the committee are, Arthur
Hughes, Ray Gallagher. James McIvor.
Iohn Lutherford and Francis Walton.
The kOO kOO CluD held its second
lance OF the season in the New-Cen-
ury Club last night Many pretty cos
umes were worn. The committee in
harge consisted OF the Misses Janet
alexander, Helen Bowe. Mary Shields.
Warren and Mervin Lafferty. Dudley
Tray and A. Pennel Stetser.
The Women's Missionary Society OF a
lrst Presbyterian Church VIII meet In
ne church on Monday evening. Devo-
0nal exercises viii be in charge OF
Ilss Annie Camp. The program in
udes a solo by Mrs Fred. Ross. a
lonologue by Mrs. James Clark and
40 interesting papers by Mrs. Oliver
oyd and Miss Clara Whalen. All mem
FRS are asked to attend
The Business and Professional Wo-
ems Club will meet on next Thursday
'enlng In Pythlan Castle. This VIII
, an important meeting as officers are
be elected and many details OF the
inter work discussed.
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Make the kitchen Just as attractive
il can possibly be, then the work
me In 10 will be less irksome.