Evening journal., 1919-01-04
Personal Notes OF Interest
In the City's Social World

Mrs. C. s. Lenderman and young son,
Calvin s. Lenderman, Jr., returned after
the holidays with c. S. Lenderman to
Stamford, Conn, where the latter has
duties with the Atlas Powder Company.
Lieutenant William Speidcl, adiutant
Of the 18th Battalion, u. S. c.. stationed
at the Pennsylvania railroad barracks,
is spending furlough Of ten days at
his home in Buffalo. N. Y.
The following program will be given
at the Current Events Glass OF the
Washington Heights Century Club on
Monday afternoon, at the homo OF Mrs.
C. w. Grifllth, No. 2700 Harrison street;
plano solo. Mrs. Nathan Goldstein;
vocal duet, Mrs. Goldstcln and Miss
Dorothy Metszer; reading, Mrs. W. +.
Douglas; Current Events Mrs. Clar-
ence Fraim.
Society has nothing planned for the
coming week. The last two weeks have
been rather busy in social circles, and
now that the holiday season has past
the festivities have ceased for a time.
Members OF the younger set deeply
regret there isn't another dance planned
similar 10 the one given by the Junior
League last Saturday night. IL was a
great success and while all the returns
are not In, the proceeds will go far be-
yond what the League anticipated
After next week all clubs will resume
their activities.
The executive board OF the Delaware
Division Of the international Sunshine
Society will meet Tuesday afternoon at
the home Of the State treasurer, Mrs
William NJ Stevenson, No. ii9 West
Twenty-second street.
The usual meeting Of the board is
held on the first Wednesday in each
month, but as last Wednesday was a
holiday, the meeting was postponed un-
Oh next week. A large attendance is
desired at this meeting, as there is new
business to be discussed.
The Current Events Glass Of the
Heights Century Club will
meet at the home OF Mrs c. w. Grif-
nth, No. 27OO Harrison street, on Mon
day afternoon. Mrs. B. f. Taylor, chair
man, has an interesting program. 10
Is urged that all members attend
The Woman's Foreign Missionary So |
ciety OF st. Paurs NJ. r. Church will |
meet next Monday afternoon at 2.30
O'Clock at the home Of Mrs. Mary Emer- /
son, No. i0ii Washington street.
The Current Events Glass OF the New
Century Club win meet on next Tues
lay morning. Current Events will be
given by Mrs. Lysle II. Beardslee. RS.
Edgar Hare will give a reading Spe-
,ial music will be given by Madam Tar
)umanz, OF Russia. She will play
number OF selections and greater part
)f the morning will be given over TO
hearing this wonderful artist. Mrs. Sara
aoblnson will read letter from her
nephew, Lieut.. Edward Mendlnhall, who
Is abroad with the American Expedi-
Ilonary Forces. The letter was recelv-
"a at Christmas and Is indeed interest,"
ng. Lieut.. Mendlnhall is with an engi-
leerlng regiment and has seen many ex-
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graduate OF Cornell University.
Mrs. Egmont~T. Negendank who has
,harge OF the Current Events program
'or this month promises many interest
ng features for each week.
John Kendrick Bangs will lecture on
What he saw in the war zone. in the
Ilgh School auditorium at o'clock on
Monday evening, This lecture will be
ylven under the ausuices Of the Pri-
nary Teachers Association. As II is
he FIRST time this lecture has been
given in this city by Mr.. Bangs, unusual
interest Is being taken in IL.
The pubic is cordially invited by the
association to attend.
The Bellefonte Civlcs Club VIII meet
,t the home Of Mrs Edward Curren on
Tuesday afternoon at o'clock. pa
per on Parliamentary Law" will be
'ead by Mrs J. Allen Colby. AS this Is
.he first meeting to be held in the new
year, IL is urged that all members be
present.
Miss Winlfred Gibbs, OF Washington,
D c., will talk on Home Demonstration
Work at the January meeting Of the
New Century Club, at 3 o'clock, on
Wednesday afternoon. IL vas announc-
I'd at the Current Events Glass this
week that all members should attend
these regular meetings.
Miss Doris Reches hos been entertain
ing Miss Mary Smolins, Of Philadelphia.
iuring the Christmas holidays. Miss
while In this city attended the
dance Of the Slsterhood of the Temple
Of Truth, held on New Years night at
The New Century Club.
Miss Frances Ruston, OF New York
City. is the guest Of the Misses Julia
and Sara Townsend.
Mr. and Mrs. A. II. Berlin spent the
holiday season with their daughter,
Mrs. C. A. Rice at Plainneld. ~ ].
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