Evening journal., 1920-05-21

lied In April has membership OF 49,.
Plan much civic work for next year.
Woman's Club OF Newport. mem
hcrship a2; receipts Si3i: disburse-
ments s.. Formed 90 better trolley
conditions and service. on Arbor Dav
planted four trees.
stanton Community Club. member
ship 20, with 40 men members anil
lated. Receipts $1,000. disbursements
ol2O. Aided In civic improvements.
Newark New Century Club. mem
bership 40, studied history OF Della
ware during the year and greatly in
terested In child welfare work.
New Castle Century Club, ii6 mem
bers, receipts si7iS. disbursements
Sii3. In much In AmericanizatiOn
work. Aided In an patriotic work.
Elsmcre Civic Club, membership 3S.
Civic Improvements included tree
trimming Planning FOR community
building next year.
Mrs. Charles Z. Griffith. chairman
OF music, reported much progress for
the year and said she had visited the
following clubs. BellefOnip CiVics.
Washington Heights. Dover Century
Club. Blue Rock COmm1nity Club.
smyrna New Century Club. Middle
town Century Club. New Castle Cen
tury Club, Wilmington New Century
Club, Newark Century Club Wayerly
Club, WOmen's College. Polish Club.
Italian settlement. She reported an
association had been formed for Del
aware Music Teachers. The first
meeting win be held on Saturday ar
ternoon In Unitarian Church, VIII
mingtOn.
The dramatic recital "The Yellow
Jacket given by Or. Frederick
Poole last evening in the Sunday
school room OF the Methodist Epis-
cOpal Church was a delightful fea-
ture OF the program.
Preceding the recital. Dr. Poole
gave an interesting account OF China
OF its language customs and the
Chinese theatre.
lt was with regret that Governor
John q. Townsend, Jr.. could not be
present lie sent his regrets. and
heariiest greetings. The Rev James
w ColOna, pastor Of Wesley NJ r..
Church, gave a welcome 20 the club
women.
Music was furnished by the Dover
quartette composed Of Mrs. Frank
Hall Davis, Mrs James W. COlOna,
Mrs. Mary W. Burton, Mrs. Harry
Mayer. with Mrs. c. Z. Griffith as ac-
cOnfpanist
Following the evenings entertain
ment an informal reception was held.
Kent County Club Work
Mrs. w. A. Powell today gave
review OF The work OF clubs in Kent
county as follows:
in making This report OF work ac-
complished and contemplated by Kent
county clubs, Will begin with our
youngest-ClaytOn Century Club, or
ganized in March last with 81 mem
bers-sinec then have been added TO
their membership "a oihers-making
a total OF Of. As yet. no definite
plans FOR the years work have been
made, but these two months have
had very interesting programs.
Avon Club Of FELTON,, with its %
members have devoted much OF their
time TO Red Cross IN sewing and
knitting for school children and the
poor, but work days have been in
terpersed with social and literary
meetings
The Harrington Century Club has
30 members and this club is unique
and particularly clever In that they
report having spent during the year
,i99i when The receipts were only
,39i0 ] wish they would tell MS the
secret This club went on record en-
dorsing the School Code-had six
special days devoted 60 the six de-
partmenis OF club work. TWO even
ings devoted 90 Longfellow-a reci-
procity day with ncighbor club and
a cleanup week in May. The pro-