Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-30
WOMEN'S CULBS.
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like bright chrysanthemum under the
synvinp lanterns. The topsy-turvy land
ri Did Japan, where cheap tailor may
become the highest official and the Mi
kado's only son may rove ~ a wandering
minstrel. There the mobiles stand in
attitudes queer and quaint, like figures
that have ST. pped oil 4 painted fan. Who
has not longed for glimpse Of this fairy
land? II would be useless to search for this
mysterious realrp in the Nippon Of today,
for IT'S mystic beauty hag fed Yet you
nny soc az lirnpee u ts fantaetic lowell
ness here IL Wilmington, whrn the West
Minister Iilee Club repeats THE Mikado"
at the New Century Club, Tuesday even
ing, May 10. There you may soc every
one from the Hcayen-bOrn MikadO him
self 10 the bashful little school maids who
trembie at the sight Of the big wide world
Middletown New Century Chb.
A delightful fEK- Presidents Day was
given at the New Century Club of Mid
dletown, Tuesday afternoon. with a special
program, which opened with vocal solo
by Miss Clara Brady entitled Such a
Lil' Fellow
The ex-presideuts present were Mrs.
Charles Derrickson 1909 1900; Mrs vii
lard B. Biggs, 1898 1890. Mrs Cut hbert
). Green, 1892 1903; Mrs. Harris =
Mcdowell, I9O7-l9C8, Mrs Alfred "
Chamberlaine 1913 1920 Fach one
told something If the work which bad
| been done during her tenure of office Nrs
| Chamberlaine giving the program Of the
| frst Federation held in Middletown in
May 1908 Mrs Leland Plcaaanton gave
| . vocal colo and Mies jeanette BITE q
/ violin solo.
Laurel New Century Club.
Junior Day at the Laurel Century CluF
on Monday afternoon vas IN charge d
Mrs. o V WOotten SIXTY two children
Of the club members were present Thr
program vas Recitation ~ little Lcwi'
Deputy, piano and yioIln duet ~ Nla,
Madlyn RigVin and Iee Knowlea, rorifa-
ton, nv Christopher Ellis Jr y0cal spio
by Mrs. J . Adams, recitation. sever
| Times One, bY Mary Elizabeth Williams
piano duet ~ MissesJarl Marvel and F1tza
beth Waller A chorus ~ four little giri4
Annatclc Morton, IDsophoinc Chipman
Marjorie Hamli and Marv Ellen Dcputr
sang listen 70 Ny Tale n Woo rccita
tion, "The Tattle Tale ~ Ha-vcs
PhIllIps, Ir vocal SOLO. It'll w Nrr-
again wag apg ~ Thomas Records n
recitation by Marjorie Hamlil p'aro o'n
by Dorothy Calaway, q fdaglrt It'
RagCuttIng Bee was gwen by -eycra
u the club members Recitation fouri
Lochinvar ~ Miss Emma Ralph piar,
draf ~ Miss Innorc Parsons and Mis-
ETnInie Cluilen
The children and clpb members we-'
served with cherry crisfard Ire ~rrar
zones Next MONDAY afternoon there -viI
= 2 silver tea IN charge If Mira A. s
Williams
Clayton Century Club.
Last Thursday Tas junior Day ~ 10,
i Clayton Century Club The program wa'
/ as follows Song by the junior class. recita
/ ton, The Fireman q Wedding. Heller
/ Ward, vocal duet. T.ullabv Dream
/ Misses Mary Johnson and Pean Langrpil
play "Johnnys New Sut was clevc-lr
acted by the Juniors.
After the Tisinezs meeting. Nis
i Frances SevII sang I've Beer Roaming
Mrs A. ID Warner IF Wilmington gave
very interesting talk On NV Trip 2
California
Seaford Acorn Club.
Seaford, April 30.-The laSt revula
meeting of the Acorn Club of this town
FIR he season. was held in he oiub room
Tuesday afternoon. Mrs II ii Mamma
president. IN the char II berg he An
nual business meeting and election T
officers. there was no special program tu
Notwithstanding was an unusually 1feI
eeting session As old business the s1It
feet IF securing location for the prn>
pective club house vas brought I'D ar
discussed and the present committee cor
tinued 70 look into available sites Nos
/ interesting reports we're gwen bv IN
chairman u the year work Mrs Nor
. roe II Adams chairman of ertertalnmer