Evening journal., 1921-01-19
CENTURY CLUB
81 YEARS OLD
Anniversary Program Pre-
sented by Women of Or
ganization Today

The thirty-second anniversary OF the
New Century Club is being celebrated
today. The anniversary began at noon
with a delightful luncheon attended
by more than $50 members and
friends. The guests Of honor for the
anniversary were Mrs. Prentiss Mich
OILS. president, OF the New Century
Club. OF Philadelphia. and Mrs. II. ID.
Boyer. OF smyrna. president, OF the
Delaware state Federation OF WO-
mems Club Mrs. Charles r. W0llas-
ton. was toastmaster OF the lunch
con.
The luncheon committee consisted
OF Mrs j. Merrick Horn, chairman, ,
Mrs. Joseph Stuart, Mrs. w. J. Caha-
Ian, Mrs. Arthur Patterson, Mrs. Sam
uel c. Rumford, Mrs Sybil kofer. Mrs
c. Glenn Beadenkopf Mrs. 5. C.. Fred
erick. Mrs. Mabel Golding, Mrs. John
b. Ifossman. Mrs. II. y. Jemison,
Mrs. J. J. Greer. Mrs W. n. lnder-
lied. Mrs. =. p. Moody, Mrs. y. j. Null
hauscn. Mrs. Cecil Weaver. Mrs. Geo.
A. Allison, Mrs. w. W. Pusey, 2nd.,
Mss Anna Negendank, Miss Esther
Wilson, Miss Jessie Seaman, Miss A.
Louise Matthews, Miss Margaret Mat
theWs. Mrs. EllwoOd Souder. Jr.. Mrs.
Joseph II. Warneld, Mrs. David Rui-
ter. Mrs Stanley Chambers, Mrs.
Henry Lindsay, Mrs. Bernard l.. Ward,
Mrs Richard Bond. Mrs. John W.
Brady. Mrs. Frederick Seaman, Mrs.
Howard Seaman. The caterer was
Clarence r. Holt.
Following the luncheon an enter
tainment will be given this afternoon
which viii be in the nature OF me-
mortal TO the Pilgrim Fathers. The
story OF the Pilgrims was arranged
by Miss Mabel Talley.
The general chairman for the celc-
hration is Mrs. H. r. Stibbs, and the
entertainment was arranged and man
aged by Mrs. William G. Blatz. chair
man OF the dramatic committee, and
Mrs \. T. \. Negendank, chairman OF
the music committee. The decOra-
tiOns are In charge OF Mrs John Ban
croft Mrs. Edward Belts and Mrs n.
n Bradford Mrs Charles H. Grlnlth
accompanist. Miss Isabelle b. Wales,
who has trained the chorus work,
VIII be song leader.
The program for the tableaux and
living pictures Is as follows:
Pilgrims Mrs +. Bringhurst. Mrs. o.
C. purdy, Mrs. Horace Belts, Mrs John
Montgomery. Miss Miriam Webb, Mrs.
aNIItH aAuNAls MISS AAuAiii NlNNllNAlf
Mrs. +. II. Carey and daughter, Nirs.
Albert NJ. Penn. Mrs. ID. Van Trump.
Mrs. Floyd Booth, Miss Creigh'o Mrs.
Frank Reynolds. Miss Mabel Tallcy,
Mrs. Hollctt Miss Elizabeth Blanken
Dutch-Mrs. W. II. Beacon. Mrs. r.
Van Trump, Mrs. II. j. Stubhs, Mrs
John Bancroft Mrs Philip A. Traynor
Miss Anna Negendank, Miss A. Bond
Master Richard Bond.
lndians-Mrs. Charles Warner, Mrs
Booth. Mrs Haswell Mrs. 7. Leslie
Carpenter. Mrs. G. Forrest
Reproductions and paintings by
George Boughton, Henry Sargent and
W. L. Taylor.
TableauN aud Moving Living Pictures.
i-Departure from Dutch shore.
arrival of Pilgrims. Plymouth Rock.
3-pnCrims going to church
4-Miies Slandish-John Alden.
Apriscilla.
6-Trcaiy with Indian chief. Massasoil.
7-Thanksgiving dinner.
Miles Siandish ...... Miss Anna Young
John Alden ....... Mrs. II X. Pennock
Priscilla .......... Miss Barbara Bach
Elder Brewster Mrs. Charles p. Bye
Gov. Bradford ... Mrs. H. r. Graham
Massasoil ....... Mrs. Walter Mode
Music Program.
Overture. "turN anthe' ........ Weber
Piano Quarietie
FIRST pianO-Mlss Helen Kuriz, Mis-,
Ella Pyle.
Second pian0-Mrs. Charles Griflih
Mrs Norman Huxley.
Chorus of Old Songs and Hymns anc
Pilgrims SOngs,' by Edward Nc
D0Well.
Sopranos-Niiss Barbara Bach. Mis-,
Mildred Belts. Mis- Alice Sattcrthwait
Mrs John Brady. Mrs. Clarence Dickey
Mrs. Earle COmegys Mrs. r. Leslie
Carpenter and Mrs +. r. Negend8nk
Altos-Mrs. Julian Adair. Mrs. FiOyt
G Booth. Mrs II. W. Briggs. Mis-
Katherine Markley, Mrs Henry J
Bradford. Mrs. Frank Reynolds anC
Mrs. Eva SWayne.
Songs by Mrs. Caleb r Burchenal.
A. Buy My Strawberries" 90. Oliver
Old London Air.
B-"Passing BY" i6si-i7i0 Purcell,
CA True Love Song" .......... Ere,
Chorus. America the Beautiful"
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