Evening journal., 1920-03-17
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Clubs

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Many features will be the attraction
Of the Kllfford Klub dance which will
be held on Friday night In the Hotel
dupont ball room. Dancing will begin
at 0 O'Clock and continue until ?
o'clock. Music will be furnished by
The Original Six Orchestra.
Coreopsis Branch, Sunshine Society
VIII give a card party on Friday after
noon at the home OF Mrs. May Hates.
Many pretty prizes Will be awarded
Guest Night Will be observed bv
the New Century Club on Saturday
evening. Musical carlcatures will be
given by Nena Fales Peck. The pro
gram promises TO be unusually attrac-
i've. Each club member Is privileged
TO bring one guest.
Cynthia's Helpers Branch of the In
ternatiOnal Sunshine Society will have
measuring party at the home OF the
president Mrs. Mable Brown. No. hO0
West Twenty-third street, on Saturday
evening II is desired that every mem-
Der De present, if possible. The treas
ury or the branch is becoming low.
ana as 1t costs to even scatter sun
shine these days, friends Of the branch
are asked to come have a good time
ana also bring needed funds to the
society.
Miss Jessie C. Evans, OF the William
Penn High School, Philadelphia. will de-
liver the second lecture Of her series
on citizenship. at the New Century
Club, next Monday afternoon.
Mrs. A. D. Warner. president Of the
State Federation Of Womsn's Clubs. ad-
dressed the meeting OF the Woman's
Civic Club. OF Richardson Park, yester-
day afternoon. at the home Of Mrs.
Minos Lynch. She spoke on the new
Richardson Park school, the State edu-
cational system and home economies.
She dwelt on the Importance Of the
into the school day oT
classes in cooking and sewing as is
in the case Of the new
school at Richardson Park. Mrs. War
ner suggested that the boys Of the
school plant trees around the building
as a memorial bo the American youth
who died during the war
An invitation was extended by Mrs.
to the members OF the club to
attend a meeting Of the State FEEDER
alton OF Clubs, to be held In Dover on
April IS, 10 and 20.
n,rf,o tfta h,tetpoco eacoto1 nf fhn
club the problem OF sidewalks was dis
cussed.
The club IS asking the cooperation
Df the mothers OF the community to
urge that the children place all their
waste in the receptacles.
The sunshine committee reported that
hey had scattered much sunshine dur
ng the past month. paying many visits
% the sick and shut-in's and distribut-
ID much cheer.
Following the business meeting an
enjoyable musical program was given.
Ifter which the hostess served delight
ul refreshments.
The next meeting Of the club will be
leld on April 6, at the home OF Mrs.
,harles Grisw0ld.
The Woman's Club, Of Newport, will
lold their weekly business meeting
nd social tomorrow afternoon, at the
lone Of Mrs. Hyland B. Lyman.
A luncheon was served yesterday by
ne p. r. r Women's War Relief. Della
,are Division, in the assembly room,
Building, for the benefit
Z the p. r r. WOmen's War Relief.
Mrs. G. NJ. Smith was chairman. A
onation was made to the Near East
md.
The March meeting OF the W. II. s.
lumni Association Will be held on
tuesday evening. March %, In the
,urth floor gymnasium Of the High
chool. There will be an exhibition
v the gym class from 815 to 500
clock, followed by election Of officers.
uslness meeting and a short pro-
ram.