Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-09
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The regular meeting Of the Bellef9nte
Civic Club was held Wedncsday after
noon at the home Of Mrs. Ella Idvermore'
The hospitality committee gave very
good report on work done at Easter IN
sending flowers 10 the sick. Good returns
were reported from the bake. The floors
Of the waiting station at Marion ana
Bellcfonte avenue will be cemented. The
club will hold A rirnrnage sale April ~,
at sixth and Penn, with Mrs. Edward
Ctirrnn as chairman. One new member
was admitted to the club-mrs; Helen
B. Elliott. Delegates 70 the Federation
at Smyrna May we're elected as follows.
Mrs. Mabel Winthrup and Mrs. Ina
Iivernore. Alternates, Mrs. Eastburn
and e. f. Ocheitree.
NEWARK CENTURY CLUB.
/, An exceptionally interesting meeting
Of the Newark Century Club was held
on Tuesday evening. Miss Grace Sage,
Of Boston, iunpersonated "The Country
Cousin" which was an entertaining Tea
ture.
A musical program was also presented.
This iacluded piano solo "Chopin
Balse, a vocal trio by Mrs. Pierce Cam,
Miss Dora Wilcox, and Miss Robr, and
q vocal solo, Spring has Come, BY MRS.
j. Pierce Cam.
TEMPLE or TRUTH srsTyEHooD.
The Sisterhood Of the Temple Of Truth
geld q well attended meeting on Nednes-
day. After business a social hour was
passed. Mrs. Julius Yalisove sang. ac-
| cornpanied by Mrs. Alfred Levy. Mrs.
Max Finger gave a reading. Refreshments
were served. The sewing circle Of the Tenn
pie Of Truth meets every Wednesday.
". o. y A. p. y.
The Wornan's Order Of the National
Association Of Retail Druggists will meet
next Wednesday AZ 230 al the home Of
Mrs. r. y. Reburn, at 1901 y. du Pont
street. Mrs H. d. Boyer Of Smyrna
president Of the State Federation Of
Wornens clubs, win address the meeting
on Women $ clubs and Their Respon-
sibilities"
aIDDLETows NEW CENTURY CLUB.
Middletown, April 9.--At business
meeting Of the New Century Club these
delegates were elected TO attend the state
Federation of Woman's Clubs 70 be held
IN smvrna on Nav 6: Mrs. Clarence T..
Pool. Mrs. Thomas s. F0uracre, Mrs.
Joshua r. Grassland; Aterrates, Mrs.
Earl Pleasanton, Mrs J. Allen Johnson,
Mrs. Adam Reed; 4 donation Of ten dol
lars was given 70 the Delaware Children s
Home Society; donations Of preserves etc
were asked for, 70 be sent TO the Palmer
Home for Old Folks 40 Dover.
Announcement was made that Frank
Griffith Of Wilmington VIII give an enter
tainment in the Opera House on Wednes-
dav evening. April 13, for the benefit of
the piano fund The club luncheon viii be
held on May 10, the last day OF the club
year
Mrs. Harris B. Mcdowell, chairman Of
conserva tiOn. viii have charge OF the pro-
gram next Tuesday afternoon The club
ladies' viii plant q tree on the Academy
campus to replace the memorial tree for
John J. Hoifeeker, Jr., which tree died
during the past year.
MARsHALLToS CTvTcs CLUB.
The Marshallton Gives Club held
its regular monthly meeting Thursday
afternoon in the school building. There
was the annual election Of officers for the
following year. Mrs. L. B. Guest, presi-
dent; Mrs. T. V. Simpson, first vice-pres-
ident: Mrs Powell Ford. second vice.
president. Mrs John Mcdonald, sec
retary: Mrs Winfield Speakman, as-
sistant secretary. Mrs. Geo. Mullin,
treasurer; Mrs. ". A. Mitchell CORES
ponding secretary; Mrs. Donald Ross,
assistant corresponding secretary.
The next meeting viii be held Thurs
day, April 21, at s o. clock in the evening
at the schoolhouse. The entertainment
committee Is Miss Powell Ford, Mrs.
Frank Frifith, Mrs. Geo. MulIin. The re-
| freshment committee IS Miss W. A.
Mitchell. Mrs. T. V. Simpson, Mrs.
William Guest, Mrs. L. Barton.
MILFORD NEW CENTURY CLUB.
Milford, April S.-The regular weekly
meeting of the Milford New Century Club
was held Monday afternoon at 4, pre-
sided over by Mrs. julius r. Scott, the
! president The subject for the day was
''Education," and after the regular busi-
ness had been transacted the meeting was
/ turned over TO Mrs Katie Richards and
| Mrs. Walter L. Grier, who acted as chair
/ men.
The entire program was given by pupils
/ of the Milford special district school an6
was divided into two parts. The first part
under the direction OF Mrs. Tatman, one
| of the instructors in the department OF