Evening journal., 1920-03-13
Clubs

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3 O'Clock on Monday afternoon at tn
home Of Mrs Frank Mason, No 40
West Twenty y-third street. Mrs. Harr!
B. Layton has arranged the following
Interesting program: RecltatiOns, Mrs
Fred HuXtable; vocal solo, Mrs. H. @
Stausebach: piano solo, Miss Jordan
paper. Mrs Wilbur Sasse; current
events Mrs. Frank Ford Palmer; voca
selection. Mrs Stanley steele. A sOcia
hour will follow and tea Will be served
A meeting OF Blue Rock Community
Club viii be held on Monday afternoon
lal The homie of Mrs. Claude Brown. Cur
rent events viii be given by Mrs. Janet
dickinson The musical program will
be I'm charge OF Mrs. Charles Il. Grlffith
The Women's Civic Club OF Richard
son Park will meet on Tuesday after
noon at the home OF Mrs. Minos Lynch.
Mrs A. d. Warner, president or the
State Federation OF WOmen's Clubs viii
address The meeting. All members are
requested 10 be present. Final arrange
ments will be- made for the St Pat
rick's social 10 be held at the home OF
/ Mrs Frederick Lang. The proceeds OF
! the social will go TO the Sunshine So
cieiy OF the olub.a
Bellefonte Civlcs Club will meet Tues
| day afternoon at the home of Mrs. Al
bert Beggs. No. i2i West Twenty-third
street. Mrs Roland Velman OF Swarth-
more will give delightful program OF
readings and recitatlOns.
Kcmery Studio Club viii meet on
Monday evening at the home OF Mrs.
Clara Sproul. No. 220 West Fourteenth
street An interesting program Of Irish
songs and readings will be given.
Three new members were received at
lhe meeting Of the Ella Thacher Union.
w. G.. r. a.. held on Wednesday In Har-
rison Street NJ r. Church. Mrs. Eliza
beth EmetsOn who was a guest OF the
Union for the afternoon, gave an inter
csling talk.
Mrs Jane Penniwell, a member OF the
Union gave an account OF the Ameri-
c3n.zati0n work that Is being done In
lhis citv She extended an invitation 10
the Union from Miss Helen Hart, who Is
IN charge OF the AmericanizatiOn work
IN Wilmington TO attend the next con-
ference which will be held by the
Amcricanization ofilclals. Miss Hart fur
ther offered 10 help in any way that the
Thacher Union decided 10 take up the
work.
Mrs. Penniwell also spoke Of the COM
ing special session OF the legislature and
stated she felt II was the duty OF every
woman 20 study the situation in our
country and to he ready not only 20
vote intelligently herself but 10 be able
10 advise and guide her children In the
fundamentals OF American government.
II was reported that the Union had
assisted In the Near East drive and had
adopted a Belgium for one year.
The chairman Of the flower committee
reported that many flowers had been
sent 20 the sick and families that had
heen m sorrow during the past month
seven notes acknowledging these flow
ers were read II was decided 10 send
Mrs Pennlwell TO HARRINGTON on Thurs
day to attend an executive board meet
inc Of the w. c r. u.
The next meeting OF Thacher Union
VIII be held on April "a in Harrison
street NJ. +. Church.
Current Events class OF the New
Century Club will meet on next Tues-
day morning. Miss Ella w. johnson is
chairman for the month. assisted nv
Mrs. F. II. Robinson. Current Events
VIII be given by Mrs. Charles NJ Gruhb
Book review. THE Life OF Mary Slos-
ser. VIII be given by Mrs. C. L. MeTl-
valne. A paper on Lighthouses" win
De contributed by Miss C. Y. Righter.
Miss Jane Davis, Of the State PRO
gram, VIII tell Of the plan OF the inter
departmental social hygiene board. TAX
ing me section on women and girls OF
Wilmington.
TWO vocal solos viii be sung by Mrs.
Julian Adair. They Will be the FAIRY
Piper and "Dawning." by Cadman
Mrs. Charles F. Grmth win be the
accompanist
With the same ability which char
0cterized their initial performance.
members OF the Junior Glass OF the
Wilmington High school last nlght
presented in The school auditorium.
for the second time, the farce by
Margaret Cameron. "The Teeth OF the
Gift Horse" The paylet was given
under the auspices OF the "Whisp."
the official High School publication. An
audience OF about COO attended
Those in the cast were: Albert Had
dock. Mary Heindel. Edna Meades.
Helen Pritchard. Ralph A. Sentman ana
Kathleen Anderson The play was
coached by Mrs Charles Wentz.
In addition 90 the play. three mem
bers Of the Senior Glass helped enter |
tain with musical selections. Miss
Helen Tilghman sang zone Fleeting
Moment and Miss Frances Worthing- |
ton gave a violin number. Souvenir I"
Miss Edna Strong was the accomp-
anist.
Our Lady Of Lourdes Court DsuTh- |
ters OF Isabella. will meet in knights
Of Columbus hall on next TUESDAY
evening. Owing to the retreat for
women to be held at the Cathedral an |
next week. the time for opening fhe
meeting will be postponed until after
the conclusion Of the retreat exercises
on Tuesday night
The new court Is hoping for the ar
rival Of the hadyes Of the order In a
short time. These are tiny blue enam-
elled buttons, with the device of
gold cross and crown
The Wilcose Club Of the Y. w. C. A.
will give a tea tomorrow afternoon in
the club rooms. There win be many
special features during the afternoon.
Music will be furnished by Miss Wini-