Evening journal., 1920-05-26
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Ill III
To those women who attended the
annual convention OF the State Fed
eration OF Women's Clubs held In Do
yer last week, one Of the pleasing
features was the unremitting effort
made by the Hotel Richardson man
agement TO make the delegates feel at
home. 1t was a matter OF general
comment among the women that
every one connected with the hotel
was actuated by desire TO
exhaust every line Of kindness and
courtesy in their treatment Of the
guests.
The management took the lead in
pursuing this guest-be-pleased policy,
and IL was reflected all along the
line. So liberal was the attitude that
even delegates who were not quar-
tered In the hotel were made equally
welcome, greatly 10 their pleasure.
The hotel really was converted, Tor
the time being, into the social and
recreational center Of the Federation
The final meeting Of the Kemery
Studio Club for this season was held
on Monday evening at the home OF
Miss Clara SprOul DO West -FOUR
teenth street. Those who took part
In the program were: Palmer Malt
man. the Misses Anna Butler, Cathe-
rine Flannery, Margaret Quillen, Lii
! Ian Marshall, Sara stern, Mrs. Daisy
Burnham, John DurbOrough, Mrs,
Elizabeth Jakes, Mrs. G. Downey
Miss Bella Burhke, Harold Ihomas
and Stakes Shield. Refreshments We're
served by the social committee. Ihe
next meetng OF the club VIII be held
on September 6.
The June Quarterly meeting Of the
/ Wilmington Society OF the Fine Arts
will be held on Tuesday, June 4. at b
o'clock. at 1905 Franklin street.
/ Amendments TO the constitution Will
be discussed
The Komos Klub will hold It's sec
Ond informal dance in parlOrs A and
B. dupont Hotel on Friday evening.
The committee In charge reports a
large sale Of tickets. There will be
dancing from 10 o'clock. Stu
ber's orchestra will furnish the mu-
sic.
A dance will be given by the mem
bers of the WOhelO Club This even
ing, in Hagley Community House
Music viii be furnished by Carney
and Banks Orchestra.
The Woman's Club, Of Newport will
meet on Friday afternoon at The
home Of Mrs. William Mitchell. James
street. when reports Will be received
from the delegates 30 the conference
OF the state Federation Of Women's
Clubs. Delegates were Miss Ella w
johnson, president; Mrs. Harry Pier
son and Mrs. Deborah Bair.
The Komos Klub met last evening
at The home Of Miss Edna Orth. sam
! uel Crossan, chairman OF the socia
n committee outlined the trip which tn
club Is planning for next Monday Q
NJ Augustine Beach The truck wi
leave Sixth and Shipley streets at
II O'Clock and all the young women ar
n requested 40 bring lunch.
II Members who have not made re
\ turns on dance tickets are asked
do so on Friday evening
II The following officers have recent
,ly been elected by the Women
II League Of Hanover Presbyteria
! Church. Mrs. Clarence T.. Nost. pre-.
ident: Mrs. Leon Walker, vice-pres
dent; Mrs. w w. Swayze, secretary
Is Mrs. Samuel Hill. treasurer.
j. The members OF the league wi
y motor 10 Holiday House for dinner q
3 June 30 About 80 people are e.
pecled 10 enjoy the outing.
f. The annual club luncheon Of q
IS New Castle Century Club will
Is held tomorrow. So many guests ha'
r. been invited that the club assemb
S. room was found inadequate 20 Sc
Of them, so the luncheon will be held
T. the parish house Of Emmanuel Epl
m copal Church.
D. An interesting program has be
OF arranged FOR the meeting OF D
rs Woman's Club, OF Newport whi,
rs meets on Friday afternoon at 3
ld o'clock, daylight-saving time. at
me- home OF Mrs. William Mitchell,
nd James street. The club Is planning
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