Evening journal., 1922-04-22
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! ing secretary, Miss Pauline Wilhelm;
corresponding secretary. Mrs. NJ. p.
Phillips. Treasurer, Mrs Margaret
Hunter.
The retiring president Mrs M. p.
Phillips. was presented with a beau
tiful platinum bar pin by Mrs A. f
qoudiss. on behalf OF tho members
OF the club, IN appreciation OF the
splendid work done during the three
years OF her office. Mrs. Horace L.
Deakyne, Mrs. NJ. p. Phillips and
Mrs. L. r. Holcomb were elected
delegates to the annual meeting OF
tho Delaware State Federation Of
Women's Clubs, at Rehoboth, July
6, and 8.
Beilefonte Civics Club met Tues
dav afternoon in the Community
Building. one Of the delightful fea-
lures OF the program was the inter
esting talk on China given by Miss
Clara Righter. Miss RICHTER spent
many years in the orient as mis-
sionary and returned to the states
about two years ago. A VIOLIN solo
was given by Clifford Berg, accom-
panied on the piano by his mother,
I Mrs. Charles Berg. Mrs. Charles
/ Wintrup entertained with recita-
ton. entitled When April Comes.
Digging" was the subject OF a read
Ing by Mrs. william Eastburn. Miss
Mary Eldridge gave a reading, en-
titled Easter" piano solo was
given by Mrs. Charles Wintrup. Mrs
Jennie Eaton gave a paper. entitled
Resurrection" Inside Discipline
was the subject OF a reading con-
trlbuted by Mrs. Eugene Solloway
At the close OF the program refresh
ments were served by the hospital
ity committee OF which Mrs. Fred
Messlck IS chairman.
The next meeting OF the club will
be held on May . when officers will
be elected.
Current Events Glass OF the Will
mington Section, Council OF Jewish
Women, will be held on Monday az
ternoon at the home OF Mrs. Alfred
Levy. III West Nineteenth street
National Current Events will be
given by Mrs. 8. Barsky. Jewish
events will be presented by Mrs
Ellis Miller. A paper on music will
be contributed by Mrs. A. Goldberg
A paper on The Significance OF the
Bible" will be given by Solomon
Margoine. Vocal solos will be giver
by Mrs. J. Bacon.
At the meeting OF the Marshall
ton Civics Club on Wednesday even
/ ing It was decided to Join the Della
ware State Federation OF Women
Clubs. The club is planning to sen
% delegates to the annual Federatio
meeting which will be held July
!, and s.
=, Following the short busine,
a meeting there were readings by Mr.
n Harry C. Bethards. Mrs. Enzabet
T. McVey and John Dale. OF IN
city. Little Miss Ruth Hlnkso
i, pleased with her vocal solos. At IN
Is close OF the program refreshmeni
s we're served.
II Alert Branch, International Sun
shine Society. met on Thursda
evening at tho home OF Mrs. W.
- Clark, sO4 West Eighteenth stree
Delegates 10 the International Con
! vention and the State Conventio
20 were appointed.
The delegates for the state Con
II vention which Will he held ne,
Il Thursday at Sunshine Hall. are Mr.
d George Weaver, Mrs. Edward WI
, son and Mrs. John F. Lecarpentie
The alternates are Mrs. ]. NJ. Co
: Inns and Mrs. Charles F. Slocomb.
/, The delegates to the Internationl
- Convention which will be held
e New York on May Is are Mr.
r, George Weaver and Mrs. John
}, Mrs Walter Clendaniel and Mrs.
NJ Collins.
Mrs. u. r. Wilson. chairman ,
the bake sale which was held lai
4 Saturday. reported t42 cleared. Tn
sum was turned over TO the emei
n gency work OF the branch.
l. The members OF the Acorn Clu
y OF Seaford held their annual entei
- tainment and banquet for their hui
q bands and sweethearts at the clul
room Thursday evening There wei
!. about $50 present to enjoy the e.
a cellent program and eats" N
q ladies OF the club had prepared. Mr.
-- Harry W. Pearson. the retiring pre-
g ident. made an address precedin
q the program. which included solo
p by Mrs. Howard Morgan. Mrs.
a, Melvin Barnes. Miss Corinne wa
q rem, Irving Carpenter and the read
40 ing OF paper prepared by DR.. AT
y ME G. Shipley, a member OF the oi
n ganization, on "toasts" and the or
gin OF them. The Seaford orchestr
gave several excellent numbers. TT
a, anair was proclaimed by all presel
a. TO have been the best one ever give
,u' by the Acorn Club members.
ru Mrs. Francis r. Watkins a.,
US daughter, Miss Frances W. Watlfi,
gave the members OF the Niddr
- town New Century Club A treat
-" Tuesday afternoon when Mrs. w,
-ne kins read paper on the Life
Edward Mcdowell. artist and CO..
M poser This was followed by musi,
hu selections from Mcdowell by NJ
rs Watkins. John spicer reclted d"
Egotistical Lover" the recitatl
ne which won the county prize in
'all recent contests.
up on next Tuesday the meeting v
'hu be held In the evening and will "a
zen the form OF a party IN honor OF
"h school teachers OF the town.
IRE which Mrs. Julian II. Foard Is co
20 evening was pleasantly spent
his Cauee ana daucfnU Rafreqhr, a