Evening journal., 1920-03-04
GIVES TALK ON
SOUTH america
Caulk Company Representa-
tive in That Country De-
\ lights School Children
CLUB MONORS MISS
FRANCES WILLARD
specIaI 70 The EyenIng journal.

Special 30 The Evening Journal.
MILFORD, March 3.-The meeting OF
the New Century Club yesterday after
noon was known as the Frances Willard
meeting. Mrs. James Pierce was acting
chairman. The program was as fol-
lows: Frances Willard. the Woman" "
paper read by Mrs. r. r. Stevenson
Declaration Of Principles as Set Forth
by Frances Willard, Mrs. James Pierce
a quartet, composed OF Mrs. c. ID. Alb
bot, Mrs. PERCY Hammond Mrs. Davis
Grier and Miss BOwser, sang several
selections; "The Life Of Frances VIII
lard" read by Mrs. William Deputy
poem, Thine is a Greater Day" reciled
by Mrs. Prettymsn Cary; Mrs. VIII
Draper read a poem, entitled. ION
Wimmin Notin'," by Uncle Josh, and
Mrs. Davis Grier read a poem "On
Wimhln Notin'," by Betsy Bin. The
meeting was closed with several songs
by the quartet.
The president, Mrs. r. C. Hall. out
lined the work OF the w. C. T. u. for
the St. Louis convention. Next week
VIII be business and social meeting
with the president, Mrs. r. C. Hall, in
charge.
Mrs. Arthur w. Gray entertained a
party OF friends at bridge at her home
Tuesday evening.
4. NJ. Slack. representative OF the
L. d. Caulk Company. in South America,
is a visitor In Milford. Yesterday after-
noon he addressed the pupils Of the
public school and told them OF his eX-
periences in the Southern Continent.
one Of his tales related TO his visit to
the island where Robinson Gruso is
supposed to- have spent some time
after being shipwrecked.
other experiences OF Mr.. Slack related
TO the animals in the jungles and par
ticularly OF a kind Of ape that had the
power OF great accuracy OF throwing
stones. The children greatly enjoyed
his talk.
]. ID. NIusselman, OF Toronto, Canada,
is the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. William
c. Smith.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Marshall Townsend
entertained at supper last evening.
rThoso present were: Mr.. and Mrs.
Frederick B. Lewis, Miss Laura Salevan
and ]. G. Craig. ,,u.
At the annual meeting OF the SsuIs
Club last evening the following onlcers
were elected for the ensuing year
President, William c. smith; vice
president, Louder Hearn; treasurer,
Elizabeth Hammond; corresponulus
secretary, Miss Emma Davis, ana imam
cisl secretary, Miss Marion Shockley.
Connor Mitten, OF Frederica, has ac-
cepied a position with the Caulk COM
The bi-weekly dance OF the Young
NIarrjed Peoples Club was held last
evening in the New Century CLUB.
4bout IS couples were present. Inc
nnsie was furnished by the SalsDurg
orchestra. Refreshments were served.
At a short business meeting It was
decIded to continue the dances untll
the latter part OF June ~,
Mrs. Frank ID. Welcome ana MIS-. j.
Fisher Pierce held a card party IN New
Century Club Yesterday afternoon lot
tbo beneft OF the $500 or Bust Jam
naipn~ that the members OF the New
Century Club are now waging.
Nj and Mrs. John c. Truitt, VINO
have been living in Newark for some
time have returned to Milford where
thew will stay for the remainder Of the
Evergreen Forest, Tall Cedars OF
.ebanon. organized several weeks ago
win hold It's first meeting tomorrow
night in the Masonic Temple.
Mrs Minnie Ackerman will hold
dance in the Century Club tonight Tor
fbe beneft OF the $500 or Bust Cam
paign." ,,. -
mlttee OF the Crescent Dramatic LiuD
last evening at the home OF tredericH
B. Lewis IL was decided TO hoid lne
Milford Follies OF i92O,' the cluDs