Evening journal., 1921-10-22
CLUBS

Home Economics Day was OBJ
served by tho Bellefonte Civics Club
on Tuesday. There was an unsual
collection OF canned goods. flowers
and vegetables, which The members
OF the club had brought from their
homes and gardens. There were more
than IS jars of canned goods and
good array OF chrysanthemums
dahlias and late garden flowers and
also many vegetables. Mrs. Ray
mond Robertson was chairman.
In the absence OF Mrs. p. r.
Idghtoner, vice. president OF the State
Federation OF Women's Clubs, who
was TO have addressed the club
Mrs Frederick Snyder, Of Newport,
gave n helpful and interesting talk
on Home Economics" a piano
solo, Chimes OF Twilight" was
/ given by Mrs Edward Curren. Mrs.
A. y. Furguson, assisted by Mrs.
Iynford Cooper. gave a reading,
Home. Sweet Home" A piano So
lection was given by Mrs. J. A..
| Shropshire. OF Chester. Mrs. G. p.
Morris read an account of the recent
meeting OF the executive committee
Of the State Federation OF Women's
Clubs held in Middlctown. Mrs.
Jennie Eaton. vice-president, opened
| tho afternoon with a short talk.
Elsmere Civics Club has planned
a full program Of events for next
week on Monday two classes in
dancing will be started under the
direction Of Mrs. Fred HuKtable. the
junior class inceeing at 4.30 o'clock
and the senior class at O'Clock
Each class will continue one hour
and the lessons will continue for
ten weeks.
DR.. William J. French will address
the club on Wednesday evening.
taking az his subject. Child We'll
fare Work" Following the address
an entertaining program will be
presented.
A Halloween party and dance
will be given by the club on Friday
evening All the events will be held
in the new community club house.
The Junior Auxiliary met last
evening and made plans for several
, future affairs.
, The members Of the Acorn Club
, OF Seaford held their weekly meet
! ing Tuesday afternoon in their club
, rooms. Mrs II. W. Pearson. the
! club president. presided and gave an
interesting account OF her visit to
the State Federation OF Women's
. Clubs at Mddletown.
e The clubhouse chairman. Mrs
1 Monroe H. Adams. and her commit.
d tee are now at work TO increase ,ns
fund for a new clubhouse, which
n was started some time ago. They
! have called upon all members anc
: friends OF the club 70 aid the com.
, mittee as much as possible in ~
work
: Mrs Robert b Elliott announced
, that Conservation Day" will be helS
November 2. instead OF November
22, as indicated on the program.
Two new members we're admitted
and a third application voted upor
at the close Of the meeting.
The first number on the program
, Tuesday was an address by Mrs
Waller. OF Delmar. who was one o
the Delaware delegates to the Ma
tional Federation Of Woman's Clubs
which was held al salt Lake City
. Utah. Miss Margaret Morgan rem
dered a piano solo. A new club sons
was sung by the members. Mrs. W
b. ID. stevens accompanying them or
the piano. Mrs Howard Morgan. ac-
compan.ed by Charles Van Leer
gave two vocal numbers, which con.
s cluded the afternoon program.
repast was served by the club host.
q esses, Mrs. william X. Morgan. Mrs
,. Thomas n. Rawlins and Mrs. EIls
e c. Emory.
The ways and means commltte,
OF the Washington Heights Centur,
+ Club. Mrs. William j. Iackey
y chairman, will give a picture bene
l. nj at the Queen Theatre next Mon,
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