Evening journal., 1920-01-10
Clubs

MIs. MdDel brOWu, NO iV yves
Twenty-thIrd street. All members ar
requested to be present.
The branch has a number Of whee
/ chairs, crutches and bed rests, whlcl
may be borrowed by anyone desiring
them. by applying TO Mrs. r. N. Holley
Of No. 2i04 Washington street.
The board OF directors Of the Wash
ingtou Heights Century Club will NEE
on Tuesday afternoon, at the home O.
Mrs. Frank Ford Palmer, No. 27ii
Washington street.
Washington Heights Century Gluf
will hold a New Years party at No
30 School, on Monday evening. for clut
members and their husbands. Tn,
Darty promises to be an interesting one
IN enjoyable musical program has beer
lrrahged by Mrs Stanley Steele, chair
nan. Musical selections will be giver
~ William j. Arkwell, w. S. Butler
Frank Ford Palmer, Miss Mildred I
Mason, Miss Margery II. Gannis. George
Henry Day, Organist Of ST. Johns p
r. Church, will play two Of his OWL
compositions. As a closing selection OF
the musical program, a trio, composed
Of Miss Mildred Mason. w. s. Butler
and Frank Ford Palmer, will sing a
number from the Rose Maiden" which
caniata was so delightfully."- given re-
Gently at Carneys Point. these sing
ers having been sOloists in the cantata
IL is urged that all members attend
this party Mrs. Harvey E. Booker will
be in charge of the hospitality COM
mttee.
The meeting OF the Newark New Cen
tury Club will be held next Monday
afiernon instead of Tuesday. The civ
les committee will be in charge and
Mrs. Perkins, State SupreviSSr OF Child
Welfare and Miss LoarkwoOd. super
visor Of nurses will be speakers. \ So
cial hour will follow.
Currents Events Glass Of the New
Century Club will meet next Tuesday
morning. Current events will be given
by Mrs. Carlton T. Brdgeham "My
experiences abroad in the Friends re-
construction work" will be discussed by
Mrs. R. VI Nlars. A paper on "Ver-
sailles will be read by Mrs James A.
Barkley.- Mrs. William C. Blatz will
read a paper on music after which she
and Miss Helen Kurtz will play Rach-
maninoffs prelude in C Sharp Minor"
Mrs. S c. Frederick will read opinions
on Kreisler. Mrs Julian Adair will con-
tribute a vocal solo,
This delightful program has been ar
ranged by Mrs. ]. D. Carter, chairman
for January with Mrs. L. r. Beards!ee.
alternate Mrs 7. Leslie Carpenter is
chairman Of music
Two hundred and seventy-five mem
bers Of the Beacon College Club last
evening attended the first meeting Of
the club for the year. The committee
consisted of Walter G. Miller. chairman;
Misses Tevis Miller. L. May Eisenhart
and Norman Hastings.
The opening number Of the program
was a duet, Come Back to Erin" by
Miss Jessie Peoples and Miss Alice Will
son. whose Irish costumes were won
ierful. Miss Elmyra Alexander received
much applause for dancing the High
land Fling" In original Scotch costume.
The sailors Horn-pipe Dance" by six
girls of the shorthand department, cos
tuned in "Gob's" clothes. made a hit.
A minstrel show given by boys Of the
department was well pre-
Sentcd. The Jokes were original, the
songs snsppy and the show was a
scream. The minstrel closed with clog
dancing and a song "Where Ye Coin"
by William Baylis and Carleton Jones.
After the entertainment refreshments
we're served. Then 10 a good orchestra,
headed by Abraham Gutowitz. the
lappy couDles danced until about II 30
o'clock. The meeting rooms were beau
ifully and artistically decorated in
japanese lanterns. and parasols, baskets
Il artificial flowers and palms The
,lub wishes to thank Miller Brothers
Who so kindly loaned the flowers. Ma
han Miller is an active member Of the
'lub.
The executive committee Of the club
vas much pleased with the entire pro-
yram. and A. Raymond Jackson, presi- |
lent. thanked the members for their
and pointed out what can !
,e accomplished when such a spirit |
xists. He also announced that the |
flair last night was the beginning OF a !
cries Of such entertainments for 1920.
Members Of the Alert Branch Of the !
Society made a birthday call |
lpon Mrs. A. B. Cleavver. at the Home |
or AGED Women, last evening upon her
9th birthday anniversary. Mrs Cleaver |
: an honorary members Of the Alert |
Iranch. The members brought birth
ay remembrances and the evening was
happy occasion for hostess and guests.
fss Carnenter a resident Of the home
gho I'm her younger days was a social
yorker In Philadelnh'a, Is also an hon
rary member Of the Aert Branch.
The AGED women at The home enjoyed
n entertainment two NIGHTS ago. given
hem by the local w C. T. u. Society.
here was a program Of music and reci-
atoms. and refreshments were enjoyed.
one of the most delightful events in
he life Of the home recently, was when
llrty OF the dear old ladies' were taken
n autos by the Wilmington Community
horus to hear the Messiah" at the
They were given some Of |
he best reserved seats In the theater.
lemories OF the concert still afford a
leasant topic to the residents OF the
ONE. So greatly did they enjoy the I
oncert that the Wilmington Commun-
.y Chorus will see that they are taken
o hear the Creation" at the Faster
oncert.
40 the monthly meeting Of the New
century Club, next Wednesday after
Ioon, a musical tea" is TO be the fea-
ure. Miss Mildred Belts has arranged
n interesting program. Miss Hilda
rsnd will play several violin selec-
uI,...s,- !