Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1922-04-29

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The calendar for the month o
May of the New Century Club is a
follows;
TUESDAY-MAY 2
$50 A. M.-Admission Commute
meeting.
1880 A. M.-Under the auspices o
tne Music Committee, in recognition o
Music Week, a musical morning by clul
members. Open to public
FRIDAY-MAY 8
10 A. M.-Executive Committee meet
TUEsDAY-MAY
! z. M.-Annual stockholders' meet
ing for election OF five directors POLL
open from 3 to o'clock. Light refresh
ments.
wEDNEsDAY-MAY 10
P.M.-Monthly meeting. Election o
delegates 20 State Federation. Annua
meeting. Election OF officers Reading,
| by Miss Grace Baird.
WEDNESDAY-MAY IT
p. Naturalization of officers. I'm.
presentations OF childhood by Mrs. Guy
Stewart McCabe. Reception.
FRIDAY-MAY rs
1890 A., M.-Meeting OF Board OF Di-
rectors OF Corporation.
MONDAYS-MAY 1, 8
$50 p. M.-Class in dramatic express
sion. Miss Helen Casey. instructor.
Officers OF the Georgetown New
Century Club were elected Thursday
afternoon, as follows: President,
Mrs. Edward c. Sudler; first vice.
president, Miss Julia Burton; sec
ond vice-president Mrs. William d.
Adams; third vice-president, Mrs.
Frederic Walls; recording secretary,
Mrs. Andrew Marvel; corresponding
secretary, Mrs. Sarah Richardson;
treasurer, Mrs. George T. Lynch;
State director. Mrs. oliver d. Rob
inson. Members OF the property
committee chosen we're: For six
years. Mrs. William d. Adams, Mrs.
Julian F.. Townsend, Miss Julia Bur-
ton; four years. Mrs. II. C. Stewart,
Mrs. Andrew Marvel, Mrs. Ann
Beach; two years, Mrs. George Ell
ton Walls. Mrs. Norman c. Jones,
Mrs. Alice Penuel.
The calendar for May for the
Washington Heights Century Club is
as follows:
MONDAY-MAY /
p. M.-Current Events. Music Day,
tally. Mrs. Carroll Griffith.
p. NJ, sharp-Adjourned monthly
business meeting and annual business
Election Of officers.
TUESDAY, MAY 2
2 p. M.-Class in china painting.
THURSDAY-MAY
$50 p. M.-Club Chorus. Mrs. Cliff
ford Mannering, director.
MONDAY-MAY 8
8 p. M.-Musicale, Mrs. ]. Kleitz,
chairman. Entertainment, Mrs. r. H. |
Megaw, chairman.
TUESDAY-MAY Q
p. M.-Class In china painting. Last
lesson.
2.SO p. M.-Regular meeting Of Board |
WEDNEspAY-MAY 10
2.s0 p. M.-Card party Mrs. Harry |
Lewis, chairman. Benefit OF Contingent |
fund.
THURSDAY-MAY II
1880 p. M.-Club Chorus.
MONDAY-MAY Is
p. M.-Current Events, Mrs. /. L.
Howett, chairman. Hospitality Mrs.
Carroll Griffith.
MONDAY-MAY 22
8 p. M.-Regular monthly business
meeting. Chairmen submit written re-
PORTS.
The Acorn Club, OF Seaford. nm
shed its meetings for the current |
year on Tuesday afternoon, with the |
president. Mrs. Harry w. Pearson, |
IN the chair. AS Mrs. Pearson will |
soon leave for New York. where she
will make her future home, a dele
gate was elected TO I'LL her place at !
he State Federation. Mrs. j. Edwin |
Dutton, Jr., being chosen by the club |
or this work.
After disposing OF all old business,
he election OF officers for the com
ng year was in order and Mrs. Rob-
rt B. Elliott. chairman of the nomi-
lating committee, presented the fol-
owing names:
President, Mrs. William F. Long
ndylSe; first vice-president. Mrs.
NJ. Manning; second vice.
resident, Mrs. Theodore +. Thomp-
on; recording secretary Mrs. ].
Edwin Dutton, Jr.; assistant re-
ording secretary, Mrs. Lacey L.
Iardesty; corresponding secretary,
IRIS. William II. Miller; treasurer,
frs. Harry NJ. Bell. All were unani-
lously elected and the members .
expressed themselves as much
leased with the personnel OF the
icoming officers.
The retiring president. Mrs. Pear ,
on. was given rising vote of
hanks for her untiring efforts which .
ave made the club year one OF I'M I.
recedented success.
All members of the club who have ,
hfldren and many who do not, en- j,
Dyed the afternoon given over to .
he "Club Children" A program, :
arried out by the children was pre- 1
AIRED by Mrs. Reuben Steward, y
hartman for Children's Day. The Q
rogram was as follows: g
Chorus. Delaware" recitation, Z"
lizabeth Graham; piano duet. Luz
lie Convey and Louise Eskridge; o
Richard Trimble; plano o
10, Victoria Miller; vocal solo, n
Ivian Kenney; recitation. Florence v
Elm; piano duet James Adams and 4
anLeer Stephsny; recitation. d
,uise Trimble; plano solo. Margaret r.
mes; plano solo, Elizabeth Bell; n
citation. Bobby Huston; plano u
10, Franklin Anen; recitation, Dor
by Day; vocal solo, Elizabeth
obinson; recitation, Catherine Hus- t
n; piano solo. Margaret Miller; d.
citation. Catherine Fields and Ed 10
lrd Wootten; piano solo, Harry at
III; plano solo. Leslie Stein; vocal NJ
et. Helen Wiley and VanLeer NJ
ephany; piano duet, Stanley Simon w
d VanLeer Stephany; recitation, -.
argaret Miller; piano duet, Helen VI
svitt and Helen Wiley; recitation, sa
lvid Day; closing chorus, Star 40
tangled Banner" OF
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