Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-09
STATE WOMEN'S CLUBS
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night. The meeting was closed by each
of the four classes giving their class yells
in honor of the winning grade.
woMEN's AID OF p. n. II.
The regular monthly meeting of the
PENNSYLVANIA Railroad Women's Aid will
be held Monday, April II. Mrs. Gamble
Latrobe. general superintendent, will he
present. Charles f. Ernst. director of the
Community Service will speak.
WASHINGTON HEIGHTS CENTURY CLUB.
The Washington Heights Century Club
will enjoy musicale on Monday evening
at the club house Mrs. Jacob Kleitz is
chairman Of program. Mrs Frank H.
Mason, Mrs Stanley Steele Mrs. III. f.
Moreland and Frank Huss will give solos
4 cello oblgato will be given by Frank
Helm Mrs O. V. Ort and Carlisle
Hcmphill will bc the pianists of the
regular monthly meeting of the board of
directors VIII be held at the club.
DELAWARE CITY CENTURY cLUR.
Delaware City, April 9--The Della
ware City Century Club yesterday af
tcrnoon made nominations for the annual
election to be held April %, rs follows:
Mrs. John Schundcr, president; Miss
Mary Pennington and Mrs. Prcsly Geo
hogan, first vlcc-president; Mrs, Guy Vail
and Mrs Thomas Whtcman, second
vicc-prcsidcnt; Miss Gertrude Sadlcr;l
recording secretary; Miss Florence Hal
corresponding secretary; Mrs. Harry
Price and Miss Caroline Clark, trea-
surcr; executive board, Mrs. Il. l.. Coicr,
Mrs. L. b Hciscl Mrs Price Stanley, Mrs
Frank Moore, Mrs Harry Gray, Mrs.
Walter Ellis, Mrs Norris Wilkinson.
Following the business meeting, Mrs.
Frederick sutton OF St Georges had ar
ranged delightful program. Miss Wright
of Wilmington gave n number ot rcclta-
tions. Mrs. Horace Johnson of Whining
ton gave some songs; Mrs. Sncdckcr read
the "Dudc Ranch by Mary Roberts
Rinchart and Miss Eva NaudCgrIft
and Mrs. Pennington gave piano solos.
The president, Mrs. Cnfcr, urged the
club to buy the stamps in AID Of the starry
ing Chinese.
STAFFORD ACORN CLUR.
Scaford. April 9-An unusually large
number Of members attended the rcgI-
lar meeting Of the Acorn Club, Tuesday
afternoon, and all had rare treat IN
music under the direction Of Mrs lsdore
Stcphany After short business session,
presided over by Mrs. Robert i. Elliott,
IN the absence Of the president, Mrs
Ii. NJ Manning, = most entertain
ing program was rendered, rs follows:
Piano duet &c "Canzonctta, hy GODDARD.
Concert GalloplNliss Agnes Huston and
Chas NanIccr; piano solo, "Goraccic,
Lawrence Wiley; vocal solo, Bird Of
Blue" Mrs ], NJ. Barnes; trio, flute
violin and piano, Creamy Moments and
Alpine Niolcts,' flute, Lawrence Viii
Icy; violin. Chas Nanl.ccr; piano, Mis-
Isidorc Stcphanv; reading. The Coming
Of tho White Swan, Miss Myra Rulcv;
vocal sole, Moonlight, Starlight, and
~ Proposal, Mrs, Howard Morgan;
piano solo, Sonata Pathcriquc, by
Beethoven, Chas. NanIecr; reading. The
Isc OF Scientific Lights on Paints, Mrs
Ella G. Emery, piano solo, overture from
opera "MasSanlela, by Aubcr. Mrs
Isidorc Stcphany and Chas Nanleer;
reading 'Somc Personal Glmpses Of
Prominent People Mrs. Robert p.
Elliott piano solos. Nearer Aiv God to
Thee, with variations and 'Paraphrase, =
ChaS Van I4ccr.
Delegates to the State Federation,
which meets at Smyrna, were chosen, as
follows Mrs H. NJ Manning. Mrs
r. b. Elliott. the incoming president vet
10 bc elected; alternates Mrs Monroe
II Adams, Mrs. s, H. Lord and Mrs p.
Il. knowltoa,