Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-18
WOMAN'S CLUB TOLAY
HOME CORNERSTONE
Germantown Organization to
Have Special Program
on Tuesday

The cornerstone Of the new club
building Of the Woman's Club Of Ger.
mantown will be laid at Germantown
road and Washington lane Tuesday at
2:30 o'clock. Mrs. William r. Buehler.
president, will preside at the exercises.
The Rev. John Harvey Lee will de.
liver the Invocation; Mrs. Walter Penn
shipley. the history Of the club; Mrs.
Charles +. jenkins. an address; the
laying Of the stone will be done by Mrs.
Frank Rushmore Watson: the prayer
and bencdiction will be given by the
Rev. Stewart +. Keeling.
Mrs. William y. Monty will be hos.
tess at a luncheon which will be given
by the Hospitality Committee to the
club members on Monday.
Tuesday the Board Of Directors will
meet ut 1890.
lecture on Ambitions and ActualitieS
at Paris" in the chapel Of the First
Methodist Episcopal Church.
College Club
A reception in honor Of Marion Ed
wards Park. president Of Bryn Maw,.
viii be given Monday from 4 to Q
o'clock. V
Thursday at 6 o'clock the third in.
fernati0nal supper conference will be
! held ut the club. DR.. William Roy
Smith. of Bryn Mawr. will speak Oh
1.-The British Empire
Woman's Club Of Bala. Cynwyd
The members of the reading depart.
mcnt of the club will meet at the home
Of Mrs. II. q. Yocum. 32l Cynwyd
road. The subject of the afternoon q
program and discussion will be Hugh
Walpolc.'
Hathaway Shakespeare Club
"Garlens Of Literature is the sub.
jec, Of the program which will be given
by the Hathaway Shakespeare Club
on Tuesday at the New Century Club
Of Wilmington, Delaware.
.'The Garden of Eden. as seen in the
Bible" and Paradise Lost" prepared
by Mrs. William W. Chambers, will b.
read by Mrs. Ariel p. Lee. Mrs. Charlie,
l.. Livingston will give The Poets
Garden :" Mrs. Harry Marshall. Com.
PARSONS Of Gardens Of Literature. and
Mrs. Charles Irving Burnell. "Orch.
ards OF knowledge.
' Speech Reading Club.
The club will have n social tea Sat
uriay at 3 o'clock.
:, Emergency Aid
Thomas Wit,cmore will speak at 3 &c
o'clock Thursday under the auspices OF
the Russian Committee.
Y. W. c. 4.
The League Of Business Women
Clubs will present n three act comedy
Ellis Legacy" at the Germantown Y
; VI. c. 4. Auditorium at s:l5 on Friday
The partonesses are Mrs. John
Gribbel. Mrs. 7. Lewis Thomas. Mrs.
X. W. Ketterlinus, Miss Lucy W,
Donnoll; Mrs: y; W. Sample; Miss
DoStny Hrs ''"G Jenkins. Miss Marxsrs, s'
Young. Miss Elsie Smith. Mrs. James
=. McCracken. Mrs. Norman Van Pelt
New Century Club
The Monday Morning Glass. which
will meet a, lO:30, will have the fol t.
lowing program: United States News,
Mrs. RI. {. Marshall: Scandinavia
geography. Mrs. W. i. Barrows; WHY
the Sea Is Salt. and the Grotte law
from the Edda.
The Current Events class. which will
meet Monday afternoon at . 80, will
hear Warwick James Price lecture on
"Clemanreau's Country
Tuesday, at ?:3O, the second pro
gram in the modern literature serie,
will be- given Mr.. Price will discuss
Little Novels of Italy by Maurice Hew.
lett.
\ program on American Music and
s"mss "s''" win be presented BY 'tH Mrs Han; y:
lie Bar Roberts on Wednesday, at
o'clock. Mrs. John ID. Roberts, Mrs
Lewis K. Dick und Mrs. Nevin will re-.
rniye Mitn Mrs. Herbert NJ t'ullee nd