Evening journal., 1922-10-07

Members OF the Washington
Heights New Century Club will be
entertained on Monday evening at
the clubhouse. 23Oo Boulevard. by
the directors of the club. Miss Dor
othy David will entertain with exhi-
bition dances. A progressive marb' 9
party win be In charge of Mrs.
George f. King and Mrs. II. S. Drew.
Selections will be given by the club
chorus. Mrs. Laura V. Mckay is
chairman Of the reception commit
tee and Mrs. w. II. Girvin, chairman
OF hospitality.
The regular meeting of the board
of directors OF the Washington
Heights Century Club will be held
at 2.30 O'Clock Tuesday afternoon at
the club house. 1900 Boulevard.
The New Century Club OF Delmar
held its opening session on Tuesday
with the new president, Mrs. C. Hall
higgins, presiding.
After the presidents greeting Mrs.
$. II, Jones. chairman OF the enter
tainment. presented the following
program: Vocal solo. Miss Kath-
crime Hearn: reading, poems by Ed
gar Guest. 1.-The Breakfast Table. "
The Auto Ride" Miss Violet Walls;
piano colo Miss NJ. Elizabeth Elli-I
oft; reading, Mrs. william s. Marvel;
vocal solo. Mrs. Paul LORE; piano
solo. Mrs j. Fred Stevens; reading.
a group OF poems in Italian Dialect,
Mrs. Helen w. Dolby; quartette. vo
ral. Mrs. Paul LORE. Mrs. Louise
Nelson, Mrs. John Brown, Miss Elsie
Iearn. accompaniment. Mrs. Marion |
The calendar for October is as fol- I,
ows October 10, report of the Fed
,ratlon Mrs. A. L. Parker; October
Il. American folk songs. Mrs. Marion
hastings: October 81. Halloween
'arty, Mrs. James McLernon.
The first meeting OF the Acorn
'lub of Seaford. for the calendar
ear was held Tuesday afternoon, at
he club room. Mrs Harrison NJ.
Iannln. first president. presid-
ng Following the transaction OF
usiness. Mrs. Manning introduced
he new president. Mrs. william F.
who asked for the sup
ort and cooperation of all the club
nembers.
After the new business was dis
,osed OF the day was turned over TO
he club hostesses. Mrs. ]. II. Cox.
irs. !. Harry Miller and Mrs. Charles
v. Robinson.
The program was as follows: Vo-
al solo. Irving Carpenter. Heart
bowed Dowh," from the Bohemian
ilrl. and Two Grenadiers." accom-
,anied by Charles VanLeer on the
,iano: piano duet. Mrs. Alex Dom
no and Mrs. w. d. Stevens; "Fes-
ival Professional March"
Refreshments were served by the /
lub hostess. {
fternoon at o'clock in the club !
oom. I
Mrs. Longendyke. the new presi- I
ent. attended an executive meeting E
( the women's Clubs Of the State. {
cid at the Century Club room. Will {
Ilngton. wednesday. and will give f.
n account of her trip at the meet
* OF the club here next Tuesday
'ternoon. =
A general superintendents' meet Il
g OF the Southern General Division \
the Women's Aid. Pennsylvania L
stem. will be held at o'clock v
onday afternoon in the assembly A
ON OF the Pennsylvania Building, 4
-ont and French streets. Mrs. viii \
I'm NJ. wardrop. general superin> l.
ndent, will be present. Mrs. Frank p
eynolds. chairman of the music Fl
mmittee. has arranged a pleasing y
usical program. Refreshments will 81
served.
The silver bowl and tray. the gift n
e members OF the Southern Cen r
al Division, presented TO the retir-
2 general superintendent. Mrs. W
tmble Latrobe. will he on exhibit .
n at the meeting on Monday. T