Evening journal., 1920-02-07

The Woman's Home Missionary So.
ciety Of Union NJ. E. Church, me
Thursday evening, in the church. A
short sketch. Immigrant Invaders" in
costume, was given.
/ The Delaware Association Of College
Women next Wednesday evening will
present MAKER of Dreams" in Trinity
parish house. The play is being given
under the direction Of Miss Dorothy
Hawkins, chairman Of dramatics. The
proceeds will be used toward estab-
fishing another scholarship, one at
Women's College, Newark, already be-
ing maintained. Under the direction
OF the associations dramatic committee
the play, "The Old Lady Shows Her
Medals" was presented last year and
much enjoyed. A feature Of this years
performance will be that both men and
women will be guests. Il will be
known as guest night" Dancing and
refreshments will be a part Of the
evenings pleasures.
Cynthia's Helpers Branch OF the In
ternational Sunshine Society, will meet
at the home of Mrs. l.. NJ. Birkhead.
No 2il West Nineteenth street, on next
Tuesday evening.
At the last meeting the annual re-
ports OF the secretary and treasurer
were read and proved to be gratifying
to the members. The treasurer gave
her report in an original poem, which
was pleasing. One hundred and three
bouquets were sent to cheer sick
friends A number Of potted plants be-
sides were sent. The receipts for flow
ers during the year were S79.4O. Total
receipts s35i.13
On Saturday evening the branch was
entertained by the president, Mrs. NJ.
Brown, at her home. An enjoyable
time was had by ALL
The executive board Of the Washing
ton Heights Century Club will meet on
Tuesday afternoon, at the home Of Mrs.
Frank Ford Palmer, No 27i3 Wash
ington street.
Washington Heights Century Club
has planned an interesting musical
program for next Monday evening in
No. 30 School The entertainment has
been arranged by Mrs. Frank Mason,
chairman OF entertainments, and Mrs.
Stanley Steele. II will be "open night'
and friends and husbands of club MEM
bers are most cordially invited to at
tend. Miss Ermal sWaddell Will con-
tribute several. readings. Piano selec-
tions will be given by William Ray
mond. Frank II. Mason will sing
number OF baritone solos and l.. V. r.
Phillips will play several clarinet Sc
lectons. The accompanies FOR the
evening will be Carlise Hemple and
Mrs. l.. " r. Phillips
The Sewing Society OF Grace NJ. F.
Church win meet at 1880 o'clock on
Tuesday morning in the church house. /
Luncheon Will be served at 1 o'clock. |
4 business meeting will be held at |
o'clock. The officers of the society are {: |
President. Mrs. j. b. Broad: first vice |
president Mrs w. F. O'Keefe: second !
vjce-presideni. Miss Frances Matlack; |
treasurer Mrs Irvine NJ. Finn; assist |
ant treasurer, Mrs. Clifford f. lszard; |
secretary, Mrs. Thomas C. Alexander.
The Society of ;he Colonial Danes
will meet on Monday afternoon at the
home Of Mrs Charles G. Rumford No.
Gently with her father. d. B. Jones. at
George Ross, of Clayton, has accepted
/ position in this city.
Miss Pauline Jones, Of Townsend, is
spending several days with her aunt,
Mrs. Mary Palmer, in this cry
Mrs. A. Marie Fritz and daughter.
elsie, spent the weekend with Mrs.
Willard Barcus, at Cheswold.