Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-05
Activities Of the Women's
Clubs III Wilmington
Wilmington codnen Of Jewish women.

Wilmington Counen Of Jewish Women.
The Wilmington section u the Geun-
II OF Jewish Women viii meet on Mon
day. February :. at the homo of Mrs.
James y. Ginna. 1906 Boulevard. IT
. so y. m. Mrs. Margolis. president of
the Philadelphia Section OF the Jewish
women's Council VIII be present with
4 message 10 the local body. and Mrs.
ii. d. Boyer, president of the state
Federation Of Womens Clubs. viii be
another guest. After the business ses-
sion. an interesting program VIII y
gwen Mrs. Isador I,eesg Will give
sevg~al readings, Mrs. Nathan Cold
stein. a vocal solo; Mrs. Charles Top
kis viii be the piano accoinpanIst. Tie
hospitality committee tn charge of the
arrangements for the afternoon in
cludes Mrs Max SchendelHan, Mrs.
Harry Hirsh. Mrs. james Cah1ttr. Mr..
Harry Braunstein, aIrs. Ellis Miller.
wawaset womeu's Club.
4 special meeting Of the Wawaset
Woruen's Club, which the members are
urgently asked u attend. VIII be he'd
next Tuesday afternoon II II the
home Of Mrs Charles Warner. s3sI
West Eleventh street The meeting
is 20 discuss ways and means fer cos
tinuing the support ofthe child Health
Center AZ Ninth and tnien streets.
The Wawastt Womcu's Club which
comprises the women VINO liAe IN W.
waset Parts has been active III a3 u
this Health Center ana 3a q result q
their WORK funds have heen available
to Keep it going Last September 3
successful lawn fete WAS heo which r.
suited III the raising OF enough tuHd5
to keep the center open up 10 the pres
ent time II is now necessary II pro-
vide further for the Institution winch i
doing marvellous work IN its district.
and special efforts are beng made t.
get all the women Of Wawaset u attend
the meeting on Tuesday. II IS hoped
that through the efforts of the club the
syork at the Health Cent5r viii ae
enabled to continue uutil such time as
the state Legislature luai.ea approprn-
tiona.
Washington Heights club.
The Current Events Glass ol the
Washington Heights Century club VII
meet Monday afternoon II The 1lHh
house. 300 Boulevard. Mrs. FIWooa
G Kilen chairman fer FebruAf5s vii
preside. Current Events viii b. sitsa
by Mrs J. Hunt Holt: Ms RaleR
Woodmansey VIII give a vocal solo; tbs
Reverend Dr. George y. Allison vii
speak on "the Pilgrims as Thy Were
and Mrs Clarence e. Killen VIII give
piano solo After the program. Il
pilgrims Tea" viii take place, III
charge Of the hospitality committee
Mrs. Frank Howard. chairman Airs
! William shaw. Mrs. " S. Asehebbach
| Mrs. Harvey Booker one Of tie club
house rooms viii he arranged ia old
/ time style for this feature Of the after
noon Mrs. " S Stevens. Mrs Lydia
! w. Slocomb. Mrs. H. T.. HoWitt. Mrs.
! j. J. EIance viii lend otd-fashionsd
1 furniture. rugs. and pewter for the
/ transformation into "A setting suitable
| for tho pilgrim" air lent to th2 tea
pouring by Mrs. Jesse IT, Martin. who
viii be gowned in brown silk Quaker
gown and bonnet worn In her grand
mother. Mrs. Rebecca Mercer Ector.
| over 100 years ago. other club NOM
bers will be IN costume also.
Richardson Park Civil Club.
| The Tuesday afternoon meeting Of
| the Richardson Park Civic Club III tbs
home of Mrs Maynard Rayli#, had the
largest attendance III the clubs his
/ tory which is significant Of tbs growth
| Of this enterprising organization.