Evening journal., 1920-01-28
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1t was announced at the Current
Events Class meeting of the New Cen
tury Club yesterday that the play
Fashion" which was to be given on
Saturday night at the club for the bene-
ut Of the mortgage fund will be given
on Friday night instead. This change is
due TO one Of the members Of the cast
going out Of the city on Saturday for
an indefinite stay. The anniversary
luncheon viii be held on Friday at 1890
O'Clock, The play "Fashion" at 2.9O
o'clock, and will be repeated at SIS
o'clock.
Current Events" were given by Mrs.
Samuel g Cleaycr and Mrs. Irwin Finn
paper on Historic Virginia" was
read by Mrs. John B. Hoffman. Mrs
j. r.. Edmonson read an article on the
'Saar Valley" "CamphOr Farming
was Mrs. Robert McClellan's subject
Miss Edith Hughes spoke on Thrift
Mrs. George C. Hall State regent Of The
Delaware d. A. r. gave talk on the
etiquette OF the American flag. after
which a cornet solo OF "The Star
Spangled Banner was played. Miss
Madeline Reed sang selections.
Washington Heights Branch of the
Sunshine Society gave a Measuring
Party ai the home CT Mrs. Clarence
Glanding, Monday
Piano selections were given by Miss
Gertrude Jordan and recitations by
Mrs E. H. Lambert
The tiny aprons with a penny for
each inch Of Che waists of every mem
Der were presented TO The president.
Mrs. F. C. Sparks, by Mrs D. MoCork-
endale.
The large and small waists made
ii55 pennies, to De used for the
poor and needy.
Howard Glanding. Jr., Howard Sim
mons and Herman Glanding sent PEN
nies to help scatter sunshine.
Refreshments were served by Mrs.
Clarence Climbing.
Those present were: Mrs D. McCork-
endale, Mrs. F. C. Sparks. Mrs. Herman
Glanding Mrs. Charles Glanding. Mrs
w. Lewis. Mrs. Raymond Taylor, Mrs.
Vaughan ClaNey. Mrs. Z. Wise, Mrs.
Howard Mccoy, Miss Gertrude Jordan,
Mrs. f. H. Lambert. Mrs. C. Perry,
Mrs. G. King. Mrs. Deakyne, Mrs ]. !
Quimby, Mrs. J. II. Salmon. Mrs. R. !
Stemler, Mrs. F. Macin, Mrs. j. r. |
Baxter, Mrs. p. H. Brown, Mrs j. /,
Fisher. Mrs. w. Lyons, Mrs. T. e. Car |
penter, Mrs. II. Ford.
The New Castle County w. C. T. u. !
will meet tomorrow afternoon at 81
O'Clock at No. 100 West Eighth street.
The Pennsylvania Railroad Women's !
Division for War Relief will meet in the
assembly room Of the Pennsylvania Of
flee building, Front and French streets. |
at il5 O'Clock on Monday. Mrs Gam !
bic Latrobe, general superintendent, !
will preside and the speaker viii be !
Mrs. William c. Speakman, who viii !
talk on Devastated France and Re- |
There will be music and |
Mrs. Lstrobe is desirous OF having 1
large meeting on Monday and hopes all /
members viii be present
Mrs w. l.. Burt and the women OF /
The Maryland Division viii act as the /
Mrs. Burt has been appoint /
ed superintendent OF the Maryland Di-
vision in place OF Miss Ellen Cannon /
Buckelew, whose resignation will take /
effect in February.
The following will serve as hostess
es: Mrs. Barton, Mrs. Hopes, Mrs |
Jones, Mrs. Sutherland Mrs. Miller, Mrs. |
Porter. Mrs. Lawrence Trigss, Mrs Boy
er. Mrs. Gibson. Mrs. Carver and Mrs.
Davis.
The Amicitla Club met last evening
AZ the home of Miss Fannie Murphy,
No. 3Oi North Franklin street. After a
short business meeting the evening was
spent in music and games.
refreshments were served.
Those present were, the Misses Bertha
Black, Lillian Grose, Edith Thatcher,
Dolly Hammond. Miss Marion Mills,
Ann Simpkins, Anna Matthews, Fannie
Murphy, Samuel Mckay, Jacob Orr,
charles Johnson, Harold Houck, George
scott and Alvin Bernight.
The Business and Professional
Club will meet on the twelfth
loor Of the dupont building tomorrow
,vening. After a business meeting Mrs
Albert Mcmahon will speak on Good