Evening journal., 1920-03-20
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Clubs

Blue Rock Community Club, OF
Gordon Heights met Monday afternoon
at the home OF Mrs. Claude Brown.
Current events were given by Mrs.
Janet Dickinson. A delightful musical
program was given by Mrs. Charles r..
Grifilth and Miss Barbara Bach. Be
sides giving many pleasing Sc
lections. Mrs. Griffith gave an in
teresting account OF a number OF com
posers. Miss Bach sang a pretty spring
song. After a delightful afternoon the
hostess served refreshments.
The next meeting of the club will be
held on April at the home OF Miss
Sara Pugh, when the election Of officers
will take place. The annual club
luncheon will be held on April at the
home Of Mrs. Augment Eckman.
A business meeting OF Washington
Heights Century Club will be held on
Monday evening in No 30 School. Re-
ports OF all officers and committees will
be heard. All members are urged to
be present promptly at O'Clock. This
VIII be the last time Mrs. Harry II.
Raby. president OF the club, will meet
with the members, as she leaves on
April for San Francisco, where she
will make her future home. Mrs. Rally
will have farewell message for the
at this meeting.
Blue Hens Chickens Chapter, the /
newly-organized branch OF the Daugh- /
iers of the American Revolution in
Delaware, composed Of children Of the |
Delaware D. A. r., met this afternoon
With Mrs. Frances Washington Kerr,
Who is director OF this Junior work in
he State.
Wilmington High School Alumni As
will meet in the fourth floor
gymnasium Of the High School on
fonday evening. There will be an ex-
libltion by the gym class from S.i5 to
20 O'Clock, followed by the election
4 officers and a business meeting.
Cynthla's Helpers Branch OF the IN
Sunshine Society. will meet at
he home of Mrs. S. II. Ridgway, No.
IL West ,Twenty-fourth street, on next
tuesday evening. All members are
rged TO be present.
The committee on entertainments
nd LECTURES OF the New Century Club Is
appy over the fact that they have Sc
ured Miss Janet Richards for the even
ng OF March q. Miss Richards sub
ect will be "Public Questions" Non
MEMBERS OF the club will be charged
omission to the lecture.
Washington Heights Sunshine Society
viii meet at 2.3O O'Clock on Monday af-
ernoon at the home Of Mrs. Pierce H.
Brown, No. 6i5 West Twenty-nfin
treet The program VIII be in charge
4 Mrs. Fred Macklln. Music and tea
viii follow.
''Guest Night" will be celebrated at
he New Century Club at SIS o'clock
Dnight. Each club member is privi-
ged 10 bring one guest, An interesting
rogram has been arranged. Mrs. Nena
alls Peck will give musical carica-
Tres. The music on the program Will
Q divided into several groups, con- ,
sting OF the American Indian, Spring
me. Italian Opera and others. As :
sting Mrs Peck will be one OF Will
Iington's favOrlte violinlsts, Miss Edna
Bradneld.
In the American Indian group Miss 4
radneld will play the following selec- \
ons: ITO the Warriors" and From I
Wlgwam" both by Cecil Blfrleigh. !
or the Sprlngtime group she will play \
y "The Bees" by Cecil Burleigh; o. 4
Song" by Ethel Barnes; (c) :
Pastoral" by Salugbe.
While in this city Mrs. Peek will be 4
itertained by Mrs. Tatnall Warner. 2
Miss Jessie C. Evans OF the William .
enn High School. Philadelphia, will de- \
yer the second lecture OF her series s
4 citizenship at the New Century Club
q Monday afternoon. e
Both from a 1nacial and social view O
olnt the st. Patricks party held by
le Woman's Civic Club OF Richardson
ark on Wednesday afternoon at the X
ONE OF Mrs. Frederick Lang, was a IL
locess. Games and music appropri-'
e to the holiday were enjoyed. The, A
lests OF the afternoon were the n
Mrs. TpOu1rd r. W0Ios