Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-06
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NEW CENTURY GLIB.
The admission committee Of the New
Century Club will meet this afternoon
st 3 D. m. The executive committee will
meet Friday, April 8, at 10 a. m IN
"Wednesday, April II, ~ the monthly
meeting of the club another entertain
ment will bc substituted for the aesthetic
dancing class entertainment
SUNSHINE MEETING.
The Librarius Branch of s. ; will
meet Thursday afternoon, April 7, -
O'Clock IN Sunshine Hall. 1909 Delaware
avenue
DELAWARE ASSOCIATIONS or cOILEoE Wo-
1EN.
A meeting Of the Delaware Association
of College Women will be held - the
WOmen's College, Newark On FRIDAY,
April 3, at 3 30 o'clock
Trains leaving Wilmington for Newark,
227 lB 4 o 243 fPenna i, Newark for
Wilmington, 5.O7 u & &OJ:5-5o Penna
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The BelIefonte Civic Club viii meet this
afternoon at the home of Mrs Ella Liver
more, having been postponed from Iues-
day.
TUE GARDENS CENTURY cLrB
The Gardens Century Club met Fri
day evening at the home Of Mrs Nc
Daniel 2l23 Linden street Mrs +. keece
gave a review of the book Crother'E Dame
School of Experience The author, sam
uel McChoYd Crothers. ls the minister r
the First | tnitarian Church AZ Harvard
Squire Cambridge. Macs The book IL
collection of essays, combination u de-
h0htfil hurnor and wisdom The first
essay gives the book ~ title The Dame
School of Experience n is 2 fanciful
dialogue between the author ard the
withered dame who had presided there
for many rnillenniurns The caustic re-
marks of the dame are amusing. and yet
truth and wisdom are contained IN al
she saws
In another Of his ESSAYS. Dr. Crothers
says that il IL a psvchologicaifact that We
desire 70 be other than We are He says
that you must first find ont what q person
Il and then carefully conceal i from him
We do not ike TOO much attention called
70 our present condition. We have either
/ seen better dsys or expect n.
Mira Chas r Griffith chairman n the
/ State Federation Of Music, talked Cd
/ American Composers and Their Works.
4 She traced music from the Indians
through the earlv colonial davs I'D ~ the
+ present time, and said that DR. Lowell
/ Mason was the chief link between the past
/ and the present Philadelphia was the
/ art center Of the seventeenth century
but the Boston Public Library now has the
+ largest musical collection n the United
I states
Her talk was a most interesting one.
+ especially so in her demonstration Of
each type Of music on the piano. The
+ principal composers were discussed ana
one or more Of their works exempiIfed.
The next meeting viii be held April Is
at the home Of Mrs. P f. Guerke. 42s
South Grant avenue. when Miss Eleanor
+ G. Hirst of Pennsylvania will enact the
/ play. Prince Chap
WASHINGTON HEIGHTS CENTURY CLCB.
The Current Events Class OF the Wash
ington Heights Century Club met Mon
dav afternoon with Mrs L H0wert,
+ chairman presiding. Mrs Harry B. Layton
read paper on 4 Foundation for the
/ Future or Meeting the School Child :
/ Need for Religious Education For several
wears a campaign has been conducted IN
New York City for a system Of week day
/ religious instruction for the more than
/ 100000 children IN the public schools Of
/ that city. Leading ministers and laymen
/ have given much time 10 developing the
idea and it has now been formaIy pre-