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zwAANENDAEL CLUB PROGRAM

Lewes, Oct. s.--The first meeting
of the season of the Zwaanendael
Club was held here Tuesday. The
following officers were elected for the
ensuing year: President, May c. Cliff
ton; first vice-president, Lille V. At
kins; second vice-president, Georgia
Hooker; recording secretary, Anna
Morgan: assistant recording secretary,
Mary L. Maull; corresponding secre-
tary, Araminta Morris; treasurer
Louisa Williams: auditor, Verna
Prettyman.
The following fall and winter pro-
gram has been arranged: October IL
child welfare, Miss Elizabeth Haz-
zard; October IS, current events, Mrs
Annie Vickers; October Is, music
Mrs. A. Morris; November l, art;
November 8. industrial and socia
conditions, Mrs. Addie Tunnel; No.
vember is, conservation, Miss Sara
Marshall; November 90, literature and
library extension, Mrs. Virginia Car.
penter; November %, luncheon fol
State president; December 6, educa'
| ton, Mrs. Adella Hooker; December
/ l3, thrift, Mrs. l.. V. Atkins; Decem
ber 20. victrola day, Mrs. Emma Ro
land; January 2, New Years party,
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SMYRNA TWENTIETH
CENTURY CLUB

The calendar OF events for October
OF the Smyrna Twentieth Century
Club is as follows:
October Z, club song, presidents
greeting, report Of state Federation
OF Clubs, Miss Bertha Smithers. vio-
lin solo, Mrs. r. J. Smith, accompan-
ist. Mrs. Thomas Coverdale, 'Ro-
nance" by Henri Wieniawski; vocal
solo. Mrs. Frank l.. Reynolds; roll
call, respons, breezes from our sum
mer' trips, social.
October IA, display Of Jules Guer-
ins prints, with Life and Works"
Of the artist, music,
October 81, program arranged by
Mrs. +. f. Evans, chairman Of his
tory, Dante Alighieri, the greatest of
italian poets, born in Florence. June
1865, died at Ravenna, September IA,
1321-"The Value of Dante to the
Womanhood Of the World Rev. J.
NJ. l.. Eckerd; music by italian COM
posers.
October %, 2.3o p. m, Mrs. J. r
Schermerhorn, second vice-president
OF G.. f. w. c., comes with Mes
sage for club women; Clayton and
| Middletown clubs are requested to bt
present; music.
October 81, 8 p. m, Halloween eel.
ebration. arranged by committee.
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Delaware WOmen'S Clubs
and Their. Activities

citizenship day, Mrs. Laurence Rig
gin; October II. travel day, Mrs.
Charles Blades; October "a, current
events day, Mrs. John w. Fooks;
October 81, business, Halloween party,
committee, Mrs. A. S. Williams, Mrs.
Ray Farlow and Mrs. j. Harold Edie; /;
November Z, child welfare, Mrs. John
M. Collins. November IA, civics, Mrs.
Curtis Davis; November 81, literary
day, Mrs. Harvey Phillips; November
2S, reciprocity day. Mrs. II. D. Will
liams: December 5, nature program,
Mrs. r. S. Phillips; January 2, Della
ware day, Mrs. Clara Marvil: Janu-
airy 3, arts and crafts, Mrs. Thomas
Lambden; January 10, travel day,
Mrs. Fred Martin; January %, edu-
cation, Mrs. Laurence Riggin; jan
uary 30, current events, Mrs. ]. w
Fooks; February 6, health, Mrs. Cecil
Benson; February 13, valentine party
Mrs. John CULLEN; February 30
Washington's Birthday, Mrs. Chris.
topher Ellis; February 81, social ser.
vice, Mrs. Howard Dickerson; March
6, Bible study, Mrs. Harvey Phillips
Mrs. William Hoffman; March 13, st
Patrick's Day, Mrs. Robert Waller
March 20. household economics, Mrs
Ira Melvin; March q, music pupils
recital, Miss Jennie Marvil; April
3, club anniversary, first Monday
| after Lent; April 10, child welfare
Mrs. John Collins; April IT, nomi.
nations and election of officers; April
"a, children's day, Mrs. o. V. woot.
ten; May l, installation of officers
review Of years work.
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LAUREL NEW CENTURY CLUB.

Laurel, Oct. S.-The Laurel New
Century Club has resumed its meet
ings, and at the last session officers
were elected as follows: President,
Mrs. j. C. Rodney;l first vice-presi-
dent, Mrs. j. II. Edie; second vice.
president, Mrs. John CULLEN; record
ing secretary, Mrs. Paul Kenney; as
sistant recording secretary, Mrs. Fred
Martin; corresponding secretary, Mrs
r. $. Phillips; treasurer. Mrs. Il. NJ
Collins; director, Mrs. j. Harold Edie
auditor, Miss Mary Bacon.
Chairmen of standing committees
Education, Mrs. Laurence Riggin; Ii
brary, Mrs. o. v. Wootten; librarian
Mrs. +. n. Smith; assistant librarian
Miss Mildred riggs; literature, Mrs
Harvey Phillips; health, Mrs. Cecil
Benson; arts and crafts, Mrs
Thomas s. Lambden; ciyics, Mrs
Curtis Davis; social service, Mrs
Howard II. Dickerson; child welfare
Mrs. John M. Collins; household eco
nomics, Mrs. Ira Melvin; music, Miss
Jennie Marvil; entertainment, Miss
Mary Bacon; hostess. Mrs. Thomas
Records; decoration, Mrs. christopher
Ellis; house committee, Mrs. Roger
Ward; press correspondent, Mrs
Charles Horsey; current events, Mrs
John w Fool1s; program, Mrs. VIII.
lard f. Deputy.
The calendar of coming events and
those in charge follow; October 10
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Y. W. C. A. CALENDAR

Monday.
1000 a. m.-Board meeting, club
rooms.
800 p. m.-F'riendship Club, club
rooms.
Tuesday.
3.15 p. m.-Pollyanna Girl Reserve
Corps, club rooms.
3.45 .. m.-West End Girl Reserve
Corps, West End Read
ing Room.
Hiawatha Girl Reserve
Corps, club rooms.
Wawataisi Girl Reserve
Corps, club rooms.
7.30 p. m.-F. L. c. Girl Reserve
Corps, club rooms.
Wednesday.
3.45 p. m.-True Blue Corps, Girl
Reserves, club rooms.
3.45 p. m.-Oriole Corps, Girl Re
serves, club rooms.
500 D. MI. o. Corps, Girl Re
serves, Twelfth and Rail-
road club rooms.
Thursday.
3.45 p. m.--Good Fairy Corps Cir
Reserves, club rooms.
East Lake Corps Girl Re,
serves, club rooms.
Friday.
2 to p. m.-Tea for nurses, mem
bership committee.
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Newark, Oct. 8.--Between the x. w.
G. A. party for the freshmen last Sat
urdny night and the Junior bonfire
tonight, stretched a busy week OF the
Women's College. II was crowded
with the every day happenings OF col
leRe life, the unimportant events Of
work and play which seem mon0to-
nous and prosaic TO the outsider. but
which to the memory OF the alumna
present, a truer picture Of college life
than the now spectacular social events.
The chapel exercises have been
divided between the college and speak
ers from outside. Monday Miss Ro-
cher spoke about the student volunteer
movement. Tuesday Professor Kirk
bride Of the French department Of the
university, told about his experiences
1 in France this summer. Wednesday,
the athletic association had charge Of
chapel exercises, the president. Miss
A. Louise Phillips. presiding. The
sport Of the hour now is hockey and
II was decided TO start class games
November IS. Until then, there will
be individual practice. Mildred
Wolfenden, "a, Is head Of hockey for
the college, Grace Marvel has been
elected senior manager, and Sara Roe
Junior manager. Thursday. there was
a college sing under the leadership u
Miss Dora Wilcox and Friday, DR. W.
10. Sypherd spoke about his recent trip
to Europe
Tonight Is the first big social event
Of the year. The junior bonfire is one
Of the traditions Of the college. Theo-
retically. it is given for the freshmen
Of both colleges, but usually most Of
the university students attend er
masse. Miss Florence Phillips, Junior
class president has issued invitations
10 the entire university and the usual
crowd Is expected. There win be NJ
formal introduction committee but the
upper classnnen win act az a reception
/ committee at large, and all the girls
! will wear cards bearing the word
meet" and their names. Miss Nellie
d. Blair. %. win light the bonfire
: around which the students VIII gather
to roast "hot dogs" and marshmallows
After the bonfire has turned to embers
= the crowd win go indoors for dancing
: Tomorrow evening, Miss Berth;
( Harlan of Wilmington, viii speak IL
E the Y w G. a. Her main topic viii
!, be the Mortified Conference although
e she may touch on her experiences il
i China.
More than thirty girls have signe,
to take the course in home nursinl
l. that win be given at the Women
1 College, by Miss Moran of Whining
/, ton, in the near future. The frs
= lecture in this course will take plac
y In about two weeks.
Yesterday afternoon the Junior
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wOMEN's AID PA, II. II.

An interesting meeting OF the
Women's Aid Pennsylvania System
Maryland division was held I'm Ches-
ter on Thursday with Mrs Edward
McIntire, Superintendent Maryland
Division presiding. Mayor Ramsey
sent through Mr.. Ward, an ex-mayor
of the city. his greetings TO members
of the organization. Mrs. Elisha Lee
and Mrs Gamble Latrobe delivered the
addresses after which a social hour
followed Mrs. Rudolph had charge
Of the arrangements.
Mrs. Gamble Latrobe, general SUI
perintendent southern general divi-
sion will hold a meeting in the as
sembly room OF Pennsylvania build
ing on Monday at 2 o'clock. Mrs
F. E. Sproul will act as hostess for
the afternoon. assisted by mem
bers Of her department.
on Tuesday. October II, the Bal
timore division will hold its meet
Ing in the Y. M. c. A. at Union sta
ton Washington. Members Of othe
divisions are invited. A specia
coach win be attached for trair
leaving Baltimore for Washington a
li2.47 o'clock on Thursday. The traii
girl leave the Pennsylvania station
here at 11.0S n. ~.
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Standard Bearers Entertained.

The Harrison Street Standard.
Bearers were entertained Thursday
evening by Miss Dollie B. Hammond
and Alice Roop. AS it was a Christ
mas party for the purpose of bring
ing gifts for their Chinese ward, Ceng
Dieng Saeng, the parlor was decorated
to suggest a holiday atmosphere and
a Chinese doll represented the eleve |
year old ward. Among the gifts re-
-ceived for her were soap, towels, wash
cloths, pencils, crayons, tablets, sew
I.g utensils, gingham for dress. tooth
paste, talcum powder, and neckties.
During the evening some of the guests
dressed doll to be sent to China, and
others pasted postcards together and
made jointed animals Of cardboard.
Plum pudding and tea was served.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-08
Mis- Fen ne Hnsie..

A surprise party was given Ethel
NJ. Fell on Thursday evening in honor
Of her thirteenth birthday. During
the evening games were played and
later refreshments were served
Among those present were. Eleanor
Whitman, Florence Whitman. Dofo-
thy Hayden. Marie Hayden. Mildred
stiles. Gladys McRae. Lillian Gavotte.
Bertha Lynch. Helen Boulanrcr. Mary
Short. Emily Lily. Ethel Gabke. Thei.
r Argo. Ruth Holt. Helen Appleton.
Ethel Fell, Charles F0uik. chanr
Cleaver, Albert Fouik. Edgar Areo.
George Foulk. Thomas fanaway. Mr
and Mrs. Davis Armour. Howard W
Taylor. Miss Ruth T. Fell Miss Made
/ line Q. Fell
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BELLEFONTE CIVIC CLUB,

The Bellefonte Civic Club met Tues
day afternoon at the Community
House. Mrs. Jennie Eaton, the vice
president, presided. Very good re
ports were given by various commit
tees and the fall work was planned.
Home. Economics Day will be cele-
brated October is, in charge of Mrs.
Raymond Robertson. A club lunch
con, in charge of Mrs. Eugene Mowlds.
will be given the end of this month
on the first of November. A rum
mage sale will be held November IA
at Seventh and Tatnall. under the
direction ofsAirs. Anna B. Stout. A
Christmas sale will be held in De-
cember. Mrs. Ella Livermore is chair
man of the committee. Three new
members were admitted at the meet
ing.
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JOINS Y. w. c. A. FORCE.
Miss EIwell New Industrial Secretar,
of the Association.


of the Association.
The latest addition TO the stafr of
the local Young women's Christian
Association is Miss Theodore Elwell,
who came TO Wilmington last week TO
be industrial secretary. Miss Elwell
has been engaged in the Y. w. G. A.
work for some time and has been I'm
dustrial secretary in Worcester. Mass.
and Cleveland. After being graduated
from Vassar in 1915 she spent four
years with the department of psychol-
ogy of the University OF Pennsylvania,
doing social work in the psychological
clinic.
Since her arrival Miss Elwer has
been visiting factories. trying to es-
tablish bond OF friendship between
herself and the girls. She is also
planning TO do something for the girls
who are out Of work. Presently sew
eral big rally parties will be held at
the Y. w. c. A.. and the girls may en-
roll in any class that interests them.
The work actually done in factories
will be along recreational lines during
the noon hour. In Cleveland, Miss
Elwen received the cooperation Of the
factory owners and employers so that
she had little trouble in establishing
classes at the Y. w. G. A. center.
AS a usual thing. employers are
glad TO have the Y. w. C. A. provide
noontime recreation for their em-
ployes, for the change OF occupation
during the noon hour makes for in
creased efficiency and interest during
the afternoon. Now that fewer girls
are employed, this may not seem SO
essential, but when conditions become
normal and factories employ large
groups Of girls, the classes already es-
tablished will be a tremendous fac
tor in maintaining morale.
Miss Mary Ramsay, girls work
secretary is cooperating with Miss
Elwell TO make her work here a sue
cess. and if Wilmington employers ap.
tpreciate it as much as employers else
where, the future of this branch Of
Y. w. c. A. work is assured.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-08
NEWARK NEW CENTURY CLUB

The New Century Club OF Newark
held the first meeting of the season on
Tuesday afternoon at 2.30. An un-
usually large number of members
were present. Interesting vacation
experiences were given by Dean
Winifred J. Robinson. Mrs. C. o.
Houghton and Mrs. Frank Couch.
Mrs. L. c. Van Kenren sang an aria
from Samson and Delilah," accom-
panied by Mrs. Gladys Pratt. Tea
was served and a social hour enjoyed
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-08

Yesterday closed the thrce-dav con-
ference of the council at the New York
Y. w. G. A. headquarters. Mrs. Lewis
III Lapham has been appointed chair
man to succeed Mrs. Henry Z. Dawson.
The Junior League held two-ball
foursomc yesterday at the Country
Club, which was won by Miss Katharine
Hilles and Mrs. G. A. Hggin.
Tuesday morning at 10 o'clock the
Junior League will hold a tennis,touma-
ment at the Country Club.
The season Mt the Country Club closes
Monday when luncheon will be served
Mt the Club House for the last time this
fall. The various teams will play each
other and the day promises to be most
interesting.
st. James Episcopal Church a,
| Stanton will witness a pretty wedding
| next Saturday at $50 when Miss Mar
garet Groves, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
Benjamin A. Groves of Kiamcnsi, ans
Knowles r.. Bowen of Newark, will b.
married by Rev, John l.. Parks, assistes
by Rev. Hamilton h. Phelps of Thomas
ton, Conn. The bride win be attendc,
by her sister, Miss Helen Groves, n
maid of honor and Miss Anna Groves
her sister, and Misses Madeleine Dixon
Helen Fisher and Marion Hatfield, al
colleg friends, as bridesmaids. tn,
best man will be ID. Thompson Swain
and the usAers will be Norman A
Groves, William Stewart, G. Gray Car.
tor, and William Hoev.
For half an hour before the service 8
harp, cello and violin will play
Miss Edna Ball will sing 30 promis,
Me" and 80 Perfect Love" Following
the ceremony reception for immcdiat,
friends and family will be held at th,
home of the bride.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-08
MeefInr o. Woman. Aurnl,rr.

The Woman's Auxiliary & me Epls-
eopal Diocese Of Delaware win hoia
its annual meeting next Wedners y
At Smyrna Rt. Rev. Philip Cook win
havs a message FOR che women. and
Rt. Rev. q. ". Culmore. Biahou of
Porto Rico. wit So .ae PRINCIPAL
speaker. AZ this is the annual meet.
ing. officers WIFI bo elected and other
business transacted.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-08
Annual Basket Meeting.

Tuesday, October II, the annua
basket meeting of the Baptist Wom
ems Missionary Societies of the Stat,
will be held IN Delaware avenue Bap
tist Church. The meeting begins a
go and all women interested IN mis-
sions are invited 10 bring box supper
and remain for the evening meeting
when a missionary play will be giver
by the young people.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-08
NEW CASTLE CENTURY CLUB.

The New Castle Century Club held
the first fall meeting Tuesday even
ing with a musical and social. The
entertainers were Madame Taru-
miami. James Challenger, boy So
prano, and Mrs. Bankson Holcomb.
Next Tuesday the regular business
meeting will be held. Lausatt Rogers
will read a paper on Trees" Tues
day, October IS. public card party
will be held, and on the last Tuesday
In the month there will be a novelty
evening with a program full of de-
lightful surprises.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-08
Young NYomen,s society.

The Young Women's Foreign Mis-
s.onary Society Of Harrison street
Church will meet in the beginners
room OF the church Monday at
o'clock. The hostesses are Mrs. Chas.
s. Lednum, Mrs. Ruth Miller, Mrs.
George Mcdowell. and Mrs. Joseph
owens. The program leader is Mrs
William L. Habbart.
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ural history. Ills interest In this
subject is doubtless the result OF years
spent in country most favorable
to the development Of a love Of ma
ture. He was born on the cape end
Of New Jersey, between the bay and
the sea, on level stretch Of marsh
and pine barrens. and spent the days.
when not in hard work on the farm,
I'm roaming through the woods and
marshes, laying the foundation OF that
deep understanding Of nature that
apeaka through all hiH books.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-08
STATE FEDERATION.

A meeting of the Executive Board
of the Safe Federation of Women's
Clubs will be held at Middletown next
Thursday, beginning at 1890. A num-
ber of club women from Wilmington
are planning to attend. All names
must be in by today.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-08
Arthur b. Moss to Lecture on Far Eas

Arthur Is. Moss TO Lecture on Far East
Monday evening Arthur B. Moss OF
New York, will lecture on Present
Situation in the Far East" in Grace
Church Sunday School hall, under the
auspices Of the st. James Brother
hood. 1t will be open night and
women are invited. Mr.. Moss, who
spent five years as a missionary in
India. is now secretary of the Metho.
dist Board of Foreign Missions in New
York, and is well yersed on far east
ern questions, so that he speaks with
authority. Mr.. Moss has spoken pre-.
yiously at Grace Church and he kas
many admirers and personal friend,
in the congregation.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-08
Junior Bonfire at
Women's College
BY Elsie Leonore wooieyhan.

., q. ined az ia IN the Warner room.
Florence Phillips. president ~ fho
junior class. presided. The sopho
mores escorted the freshmen % this
afternoon gathering. They were as
sisted IN turn BY the. e.scniors.
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LECTURE AT NEW
CENTURY CLUB.

Dallas Lore Sharp will lecture at
the Wilmington New Century Club
on Monday evening at SIS, on THE
Magical Chance" Mr.. Sharp is pro-
fessor of English at the Boston Uni
versity, and is the author of a number
of books, most of which are on nat
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-08
S. S. Union Dinner.

The New Castle County Graded
Sunday School Union will hold din
ner at the Y. NJ. G. A., Monday at $50
All Sunday school teachers and work
ers are invited. Rev. Aquilla Webt
will be the principal speaker.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-08
Second Baptist Missionary Society.

The Womens Missionary Society OF
Second Baptist Church win meet at
the church 2.30 D. m. Monday when
Echoes from the Des Moines Con-
yention" win be given by Mrs. w. L.
Pettengill. Some true Missionary
stories will be told.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-08
w. Ii. NJ. 5. District Meeting.

The Wonan's Home Missionary So
ciety will hold the District meeting
next Thursday in Union NJ. Z. Church
at 1880 a. m, Box l-ncheon will be
observed.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-08
Luster Glass

Beautiful luster glass IS now
made in America. Wonderful
shapes and colorings, such as
formerly came from Bohemia.
We are showing a complete
stock Of this glassware in a new
room especially fitted up for il.
HARDCASTLE'S
The Gift Store"
ALI Shipley Street