Evening journal., 1920-03-10
Clubs

Attractive lnVltauOnS nave DetH
issued by the Alpowco Club for the
dance to be given on March II, In the
New Century Club. The invitations
read as follows.
1--WE have heard Of old Killarney,
Where the river shannon flows,
We have read Of Kingly Tara,
Where The little Shamrock grows.
We have been with the Alpowca,
When gay dances held the sway,
We VIII dance among the Shamrocks
On the night Of Patricks's Day.
Again in the New Century Club,
our friends we hope to meet,
And we promise the st. Patrlck's
dance,
VIII be another treat.
This Will make the nth delightful
dance the club has given this season.
Each dance has rivaled the previous
one in both artistic decorations and
novel features.
The club is planning many surprises
for this st. Patrick's dance. Dancing
win begin at 9 o'clock.
The Klfford Club will give an in
formal dance on March 10 in the ball
room OF The Hotel dupont Dancing
will begin at 9 O'Clock and continue
until ? o'clock.
The concert and dance given under
the auspices Of the Auxiliary OF the
Homeopathic Hospital, by the Swarth-
more Glee Club last Friday night, at
the Hotel dupont, proved a delight.
Mrs S. c.. Frederick, chairman, has
announced that more than S400 has
been realized from the concert. Both
Mrs Frederick and members OF the
auxiliary thank all friends who CO.
operated In making the function such
a success. II was ably supported by
many Swarthmore alumni.
Professor J. Duncan Spaeth, OF
Princeton University, will lecture In
the New Century Club tomorrow even
ing, on 1.-The Responsibilities OF Citi-
zenship In a Democracy" This will
be open meeting. It will be given
under the auspices Of the club educa-
tion committee.
At the Current Events Glass OF the
New Century Club yesterday, a COM
mittee 10 formulate a standing rule
governing the annual election OF class
was appointed as follows: Mrs.
A. II. Berlin, general chairman; Miss
Mary Mather, Mrs. William S. Prlckett
and Mrs. Floy +. Booth.
Mrs. Arthur Patterson reported the
total receipts for the Near East fund
were sii5.
II was announced that Miss Janet
OF Washington, d c., will
speak at the club on March q. She
will take as her subject political Puz-
zes OF the Hour. Home and Foreign"
This will be the only appearance Of
Miss Richards here this winter.
The Whatsoever Circle" Of Ep- |
worth NJ. r. Church met on Monday |
at the home OF Mrs. NJ. G. Tur-
ler. Tenth and Kirkwood streets. At
he business meeting the flnal arrange
nents for The oyster supper, which VIII
,e held at the church on next Friday,
we're made After the meeting a social
lour was enjoyed
The Home Soldiers Relief OF Marshall
on met last evening at the home Of
irs. George Mullin and decided to give
he treasury fund of $40 to the Com
nunity League. with the understanding
hat they help give a treat to the boys
u Marshallton that are stlll in the
ervlce
The Community League Is working
lard TO get lights in Marshallton as
lights are NEEDED badly. Those present
Il the meeting were as follows:
Mrs L. b. Guest. Mrs. Finan, Mrs s.
lair, Mrs. G. Mullin. Mrs. Powell Ford,
'irs. Theodore Simpson, Mrs. Robert
iroves, Miss C. Denney, Mrs. Miller
'peakman, Mrs. Bessie Speakman. Miss
lille Williams, Miss Addie Williams.
,irs. Barton, Mrs. Clara Guest, Mrs. r.
3roadbent.