Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-05

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CLUB.
4 delightful chtdrcns party was gwen
hv the Busincssand Professional Women
Club IN the rest room Of the du fort
Building on Thursday evening About
twenty members ard guests came dressed
III youthful costumes and ready 70 play
games The program WAS IL charge oi
Miss Helen Hart Of the Delaware Amerl-
cari2ation Committee, assisted BY Miss
Laura Dixon and Miss Sara Libby Carson
of the Amcrlcanization Field Work De
partment They had prepared attractive
programs which were presented TO the
guests as they arrived
The old-fashioned games ard dances
proved very popular with the guests.
especially "B!uebIrd Balloons. Pop
Goes tho Weasel ard old Dan Tucker
Refreshments of ice cream cones and
stick cardv were served rs being especial
~ appropriate for the party The club
members who were present appreciated
very sincerely the work OF the American
izat.ou Committee III providing such a
delightful evening
The regular club luncheon viii be held
Tuesday. March s from L. = until l.30.
IL the Betsy Aoutgomery Coffee House
Members desiring 10 attend vii please
make reservations not later than AloPdaN
afternoon. The regular Wednesday tea
viii be held II the club house
RICHARDSON pARK CNIes LIN.
The Women's Civic Club Of Rifihardson
Park will hold a card-party peXt Friday
evening at the home of Mrs. Charles
Griswold a st Patrick social will be
held on March II. at the home Of Mrs. X.
/ Hutt Next Wednesday evening the
husbands of the members OF the club Will
be entertained AT the home of Mrs Andrew
Fookes The next meeting Of the club
will be on March II at the home OF Mrs
Minos Lynch This will be q donation
day.
NEW CENTURY CLUB
"An Evening WITH the stars On
Monday evening In the auditorium 81 the
New Certury Club b II Baumgardt will
give his Illustrated lecture An Evening
With the Stars Mr. Baumgardt is a
lecturer scientist. ard explorer. Who
Dreserts his varied knowledge in such an
interesting way. that his hearers are
more than pleased Mrs O Curtis Purdv
is chairman Of the New Century Club
entertainment committee Non members
Of the club VII be admitted on payment
of 55 cents
FINANCE CLASsEs.
The classes in finance win ch are to be
gwen on the Thursdays Of this month will
be conducted by instructors from the
Wharton School Of Finance. March 10
the subie,t will be Types and Functions
Of Banking 1rstitutiors Simple Bank
ing Customs will be the topic on Mar h
The subject or March 2i will be
Investment and on March 81 the sub
ject will be investments ard Business
Cyclesi
This series Of talks is free to all club
members and is open TO all on the waiting
list at a nomira fee.
SONG CYCLE.
The sopg vcle I'm Fairyland to he
given at ( he New Century { MhEeXt Tues
day evening under the auspices Of tie
music committee, is creating much inter
est The quartet t o sing Nil be as 70
lows Mildred Faas, Philip Cooke, Clara
Yocum Joyce ard Donald Y Redding
The accompanist will he Mabel T. Linch
On March 8, at 2l5 p. m Mrs. Edmund
+ Moody. charm an Will hold meeting
Of the Penrader G hub Dues for 1920 will
be payable TO this meeting
March Q, at 3 p. IN. the regular monthly
meeting OF the club will take place Mrs
II ID. Jump will speak on { he budget
IN the Home
BLUE ROCK COMMUNITY GLIB.
The Blue Rock Community Club viii
have the following meetings during March;
March 7, at the home OF Miss Marian
Davis, Penny Hill; l.30 p. m, meeting OF
Executive Board, 2, meeting of Building
Committee; 230 business meeting March
u. home Of Mrs. Thomas Weldin, Gordon
] Heights 230 p. m. social meeting and
reciprocity meeting with Noman's Clni
! of Claymont
COUNCIL OF JEWISH WOMEN.
Owing to the benefit performance on