Evening journal., 1922-03-04

The Bridgeville Tuesday Night
club held its weekly meeting Tues
day night at the club house. Mrs.
Roland A. Elliot. president. con-
Quoted a short business session pre-
ceding the program which was in
charge of Mrs E. c. Brown. Mrs.
Brown read an interesting paper
on Art and Literature" There were
piano solos by Miss Marie Parker.
Miss Mildred Morgan gave a read
ing, How Father Broke His Arm"
by Edgar A. Guest; Miss Carlson
sang several numbers, and the pro-
gram closed with the singing of
America the Beautiful" by the en-
tire club. Refreshments were served.
The Current Events Class Of Wash
ington Heights Century Club will be
held at 3 o'clock Monday afternoon
in the club house, 1900 Boulevard.
Mrs. w H. Girven. chairman Of the
class for March has arranged an in
teresting program. Mrs. George f
Cornell will give current events.
Miss Jennie Bear. of Dover. chair
man of home economies OF the Della
ware State Federation. will speak on
domestic art Mrs w. f. Doug
las will give a review OF Main
Street. Miss Helen Ward will en-
tertain with readings. Music will
be furnished by Miss Mary Govatos.
The hospitality committee OF which
Mrs. Carol w. Griffith is chairman
will serve refreshments
Wilmington Section. Council of
Jewish Women will meet Monday
evening in the Adas Kodesh Syna-
gogue. Bylaws and standing rules
will be adopted.
on Thursday. March 16. the
Council will hold a luncheon in the
clubroom of the Hotel dupont. Mrs
James Tuck. IS chairman Of this
event. The luncheon will be at
tended only by members Of the
Council and their out-of-town guests
An unusually large attendance was
present Tuesday afternoon. at the
meeting OF the Acorn Club. due to the
fact that Mrs. n. ID. Boyer, OF
Symrna, president OF the State Fed
eraton of Womens Clubs, was pres
ent.
Miss Mae Cooper announced that
y w. A. Vrooman. executive secretary
of the Prisons Aid Society. Of Della
ware. will address the club Tuesday
afternoon Of next week. It will bs
an open day and all have been urget
TO attend, especially men. II was ais,
announced that the meeting woulc
be called at 2.3O o'clock. instead o
o'clock.
After the business session, las
Tuesday afternoon the afternoon wa
turned over to Mrs. Madison Wlllin
chairman for the day, whose sub
ject was Reciprocity"
The following program was given
Piano duet, Miss Agnes Huston anC
Charles VanLeer: Mrs. II. d. Boyer
State president, then gave a yer,
interesting address on Duties o.
Club Women TO the Federation.
This was followed by a duet b,
Charles VanLeer and Prof. c. r. Sny
der, after which there was solo b,
Mrs. j. Melvin Barnes and a plan,
solo by Morrison Darbie.
8 This concluded the program 10
the afternoon. The hostess commit
tee then served refreshments, con
sisting OF Ice cream. home-mad
cakes, coffee and salted nuts.
The Seaford public library, bein
in need OF funds. gave an unusua
entertainment in the Acorn CluE
! room. Tuesday evening. Mrs. Sam
[ uel J. Stein, as special entertainment
chairman, assisted Mrs. J. r. Cook,
( the regular chairman OF Libraries
. Charles VanLeer was in charge q
{ the music. on one side OF the roor
p was arranged tables OF curious an
; old photographs OF seaford folki
p Lively interest was manifested 4
. these collections and much surpris