Evening journal., 1921-10-28
BELLEFONTEHAS
SIX YEARS. CLUB
Happy Anniversary Exer-
cises Enjoyed by Many
Federated Women
STATE PRESIDENT
ONE OF GUESTS

nunity building. Tho function mark
ed the xsuh anniversary OF the
founding Of the organisation.
Mrs, G, 7. Morris. president, pre-
sided. There were many guests OF
honor from nearby wumcn's clubs.
The club building never looked pret-
tier with its decorations OF autumn
foliage. leaves and flowers The
tables for the luncheon we're ar
ranged In rather an unique manner.
The guests Of honor We're grouped
at round table In the center OF
the room and radiaung fr'~' %
table were four LONG tables. at which
were seated other guests and MEM
bcrs of the club.
Each table had an artistic center
piece of yellow dahlias and hluettes.
An attractive favor and place card
marked each guest place. The color
scheme was cleverly carried out In
tho clubs colors blue and yellow.
In the receiving line were Mrs. G..
p. Norris. Mrs Jennie Eaton. Mrs.
Clarence f. Ocheitree. Mrs. Harry
Hurst. Mrs. Charles AZ. wintrup. all.
officers OF the club.
The guests OF honor included Mrs.
II. d Boyer, president OF the state
Federation Of Women's Clubs; Mrs.
Frederick Bringhurst. president OF
the Wilmington New Century Club.
Mrs. J. W. Kelum. president. OF the
Blue Rock Community Club; Mrs
=. c. Alexander president OF the Wo-l
mans club, OF Claymont; Mrs s. "
Tammany. president OF the Woman's
Club Of Richardson Park; Mrs. JtW.
Reynolds. president OF the Elsinere
Cirics Club; Mrs W. r. Stevens.
secretary OF the washington Heights
Century Club. Other guests at the
honor table were Mrs George W.
Powick. a farmer president OF the
Bellefonte Civics Club; Mrs ]. Allen
Colby. pariiamentarian /of the club
Mrs C. p Morris. president Of the
club; Mrs. Jennie Eaton, first vice
president. and Mrs Clarence T..
Ocheltree, second vice-president OF
the club. Each Of these guests was
presented with boutonieres OF blu
cites tied with ribbons OF the club
colora
Following a tempting menu short
addresses were made by Mrs. Morris.
MIS- Boyer. Mrs Fringhurst and
Mrs. Powick. Mrs. Morris brought
greetings to all guests saying that
while the club has accomplished
much work during its six years OF
existence AL tho members are look
ing forward TO still greater achieve
ments- At the close OF her pleasing
little talk she asked that all present
give the Chautauqua salute to Mrs.
Eugene Mowlds. chairman OF the
luncheon.
Mrs. Boyer congratulated the club
in being able to hold its luncheon in
a community building. She said that
yesterday was the first time since
she has been president OF the Dla-
ware Womens Clubs to have had
the privilege OF addressing a club
luncheon in a community building.
She hoped that IN the future there
would be more similar buildings
throughout the State. She uised
that all clubs this year take up COM
munity work and community serv-
ice. Mrs. Boyer felt that, next to a
community building. the public
school was the place to have get-to-
gether meetings, and every one en-
Ter into the spirit OF cooperation
Another point urged by Mrs. Boyer
was that they have community sing.
ing at their meetings.
Mrs Bringhurst brought greet
ings from the New Century Club
saying that the mother club wa.
proud OF the Bellefonte Civic Cul
and the rapid strides Il had made
during its existence. The mali
thought that Mrs. Brnighurst lef
win the club members was tha
with all the activities OF the clul
work the members must not forge
the cultural rart OF club life.
Mrs. Powick told in an interest
ing manner the growth OF the clul
and stated that while now she is no
an active member OF the organiza
.son. due tc TIE fact that she live,
IN Wilmington. she has at heart the
cnlb the same as when she was it,
president. Her message to the
members was do your best and
leave the rest
Following the addresses the enter-
tainment committee. OF which Mrs.
n. S. Armstrong is chairman. pre-
sented a delightful program. Piano
selections were given by Mrs. Ida
Schoheid OF Wilmington. and vocal
solos by Mrs. Clifford p. sayles, OF
Richardson Park.
The afternoon closed with two
short sketches by members Of the
club presented under the direcfior
OF Mrs. H. B. Ferguson. Ths 6rst
sketch was entitled "A Minister.s
MISTAKE and was presented h,, Afre
A. Berg. Mrs. Eugene Mowlds AND
Mrs. y. S. Armstrong. The eocorF
sketch was entitled Sending ~,
lelesram and was presented h,
Ars. Clarence =. Ochelfree and Nfrs
]. W. Gotwais
Those present were: Mrs 7. 7
Cooper, Mrs. IT. c.. Little. Mrs p
Curren. Mrs. c. +. Grubb. Mrs. Z
Thorpe Martin. Mrs. w. Fastbur,
Mrs. f. +. Erisman. Mrs. NJ.
Brown Miss NJ. II. Eldridge. Mr.
c. f. Marshall. Mrs. A. Berg, Mrs.
Long, Mrs. c. Kates. Mrs. J. ". Co
walls, Mrs. A. Beggs. Mrs Thom,
II. Fullerton. Mrs. Eugene Mowld
Mrs. Fred J. Messick. Mrs Addie
Hurst. Mrs c. NJ Wintrup, Mrs.
II. Schwatka. Mrs. James II. Wrigh
Mrs Ralph Dinsmore. Mrs. .Ceorl
Grotz. Mrs. William Lfvermore. Mr.
r. NJ. Ocheltree. Mrs n. c. Arm
strong. Mrs Ida Schofeld. Mr
Charles II. Triggs, Mrs. Clifford
Sayics. Mrs. II. 3. Ferguson, Mrs. I