Evening journal., 1919-04-02

1hadds Ford. The home was prettily
decorated for the occasion in pink and
m en-, the club colors, and also a touch |
If old glory. The entrance was illum- /
med with Japanese lanterns and the
word Welcome" This program was
given: Address OF Welcome by the
president, Miss Mary f. Talley; singing, |
The Sweet ier Club" by the MEM |
bers; recitation. "The Watermilllon,' /
Henrietta Heron; recitation, Little /
Boy Blue" Howard Seal, Jr.; solo, "A
Rose In No Mans Land" Paul Watkins; !
recitation. AN Old Fashioned Wife"
Mary f. Talley; recitation. "Curfew
Shall Not Ring Tonight" Mrs. Frank
Barney; conundrums, Ms. Stewart |
Ramsey; reading, "The Sweet B-ler
Cake" Mrs s. r. Wilson; recitation.
old Flag," Mae Pierce: compliments
to the club, j. Gilpin Highfed, Jr.; reci-
tation. Columbus" Ellhu Tallay; "The 4
Sweet Brler Gazette" R0wena V. Pierce
singing, K-K-kaiy." j. Gilpin Highneld,
lr. and Paul Watkin; rainy day coli
loction;" solo, Just a Baby's Prayer az
Twilight" Eva Hlghneld;" reading.
How John Left the Farm" the Rev.
r. w. Wickes; instrumental music.
Miss jennie E. Talley. The guests were
invited TO the diningroom and served
with refreshments The penny bags
contained s726. Flowers were pre-
sented 10 The officers Of the club.
Those present were: The Rev. and
Mrs. r. w. Dickes, Mr. and Mrs J. AL
fred Pierce, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas l..
Talley Mr. and Mrs. J. Gilpin Highned.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard +. Seal. Mr.. and
Mrs. Stewart Ramsey, Mr.. and Mrs. j.
Tell
Welth Mr.. and Mrs Irwin Hshneld, Mr.
and Mrs Edward w. ZebIey. Mr.. and
Mrs. Z w Parnell, Mr.. and Mrs. George
H. Twaddell Mr.. and Mrs. Reyton Nc
Mutt, MF and Mrs. Frank Barney. Mr.. ,
and Mrs. Norman A. Pierce. Mr. and ,
Mrs. Wilson T. Smith, Mr. and Mrs w. "
Thomas Hinkson, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry :,
+. Bartels Mrs. s. c. SHOEMAKER, =
Mrs Miriam Gould, Mrs. ~ Richardson,
Misses Leiitia b. Talley, Mary E. Tai \
ley. Eva Highneld, Dora l.. Carroll, ~
Irene Carroll, Jennie +. Talley, Alice H.
McSorley, Elizabeth Carroll Rowena v. =,
Pierce, Anna Carroll. A. Mae Pierce. !
Daisy Ireland Margaret Twadd'n. Riz- !
Dah Wickes, Ruth Wickes, Henrietta
Heron, Anna Gould. Elizabeth Zebley, !
Messrs. Elihu d. Talley. Harry w. ,
Ramsey, r. Lee Moore. Herbert L.
Chandler, 7. Gilpin Highneld. Jr.. z.
Floyd Pierce, Clarence r. Jewell, J. ,
Herbert Pierce. Paul Watkin. Edward !
Tvad9ell Joseph Howcroft, William
laFg1l, Chares Barney, Howard Seal,
~. Clifford Twaddell, Raymond Tyvad-
deH. George Twaddell. Jr.. Earl High A.,
ield James A. Pierce. Jr.. Richard :
Wickes, Hobart Wickes and Stewart
Bariels. y
Tickets for the second concert 10 he
given 40 the Playhouse by the Orpheus :,
Club on May z, for the benefit Of the n,
associated Charities. will be put on sale ~
)N the members OF the Orpheus Club. ~
workers and officers Of the Associated ~,
-harltles, the latter part Of this week. ~
The regular rehearsal Of the club will 90
Pc held on Thursday evenings as usual ~,
N the st. Andrews parish house, Eighth ~. ~
and oronge streets. w
The club wishes 10 known that the ",
associate members Of the club are well WI
come at any OF its rehearsals and would
Ike very much TO see them at all times
Ralph Kinder Of Philadelphia. who Is =
SO well known by all music lovers Of ye
tnis city, is working very hard TO have su
tlis concert The best that Wilmington OI
mas seen and heard In a long time. de
Ahe cnD announces that Mrs. MAY pr
hDrey hotz soprano Of philadelphia vi
and an artist OF national reputation viii gi
assist The club. b,
w c. Hemphnl win be the accom- Cl
9anist Of the evening. NJ
Tbs concert win he given for the rS
benefit OF the Associate Charities and a NJ
is desired that each and every person
N the city keep the date in mind. d
Caesar Rodney Chapter Of the D. A.
r., held It's April meeting yesterday af- v
sernoon in the New Century Club. Mrs. q
4. H. Berlin read paper on "Ameri- 5
,anizat'on.' and Mrs. +. A. Mardenburg
rsad current events.
"A letter OF appreciation was read from S
the Berry School, Georgia. for the gift
of money sent by the chapter. II was :
announced that the fnll amount asked !
for by the chapter had been secured
md sent to Telloloy for reconstruction >
work
Mrs. George C. Hall made an inter- :,
sting address. and al the conclusion o
PRESENTED to Mrs. Howard De Haven u
ioss a d. A. r. pin Mrs. Ross Is soon .
o leave this city to reside in Connecti- ~ y
ut.
After the business meeting social SC
lour was enjoyed, Mrs. c. s. Middleton
nd Mrs. ]. NJ. Harvey being the n,
lostesses. ~
The woman's Alliance OF the First q.
.nltarian Church will entertain the -
'hiladelphia branch OF the National Al
lance tomorrow. The meeting will be ~ ~
ield IN First Unitarian Church. Eighth ~
md West streets. WI
me meeting will omen at II O'Clock. az
WIS. Margaret Klingel smith. of GER -,
.neh'oWn' ! viii be the principal sneaker m lll'
7ne wiz take as her subject. "Whai ne =
Is me Difference Between Inc Seculs,
and the Sacred" 9-0ui'' Mr.
~ iuhcheon win be served a. o,.,..,. Go
A. Is expected sixtv euasts ,e az / 2 CLOCK me
Present. 's guests will be inv
cor
c,ua ,ssieess M and ana directors OF ths co.... WJ
h,nnh ,,nD W ~ no wood. Pennsylvanie' Injury ,
>-enelieon guests yesterday y, - were I
=, His. Cnarles X. Weston "a ~, e nome ter
us weston, because OF her tsaMaset JaI
residence, retires tbs wear Ssaenge IN gr,
board OF directors q, H. rom the Sc,
gave the luncheon as a farewell eip1 = ana
official associates. sA 10 her
The monthly meeting OF tho NJ. p'
Castle County Graded SUNDAY scboo, u
Union was held In ST. Andrews narlSb
house last night. Miss Grace Baird I,
presided. The treasurer reported a r.