Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-11
CLUBWOMEN PLAN
USUAL BUSY WEEK
Red Cross Drive and Special
Programs Are on List
Of Activities

MANY Of the women's clubs which
! have been active in the Welfare Fedora
tion Drive are planning to take part
| tral committee chairmen have been ap-
pointed, and sub. committees have
charge Of the campaign among the club
members and in certain districts.
The Philomusian Club
A program Of literature and art will
be given Tuesday under the direction OF
Mrs. Montrose Graham Tull. Reviews
Of the following recent books will be
given: Lytton Strachey's Books and
oe1aes" esy %I"m by J. Nri idekss mss%'" als Il Se Of
'rrinoa." by Mrs. Walter Willard {:
Sinclair Lewis Rabbit" by Mrs.
Cathedral" by Mrs. Il. Wilson He'd.
ley, and a. 5. NJ. Hutchinson's This
Freedom" by Mrs. William II. Smith.
Wednesday tho current events class
will hear James Warwick Price speak
IN Debt. Debtors and DUTY
Faculty Tea Club Oi the Cniv. OF "a.
The i-monthly meeting will be held
Tuesday at 3 o'clock at Sergeant Hall:
Mrs, X. II. Fprnals will be hostess und
Mrs. Rudolph Blankenberg will speak
on The Sesqui Centennial.
The New Century Club
The Monday Morning Class will pre-
sent the following program: "lennsyl-
vania News" Mrs. Il. V. McCaulley;
'"rhe Eddas and the Sagas.' Mrs: a.
]. Rowland; america for Me- Echoes
+. Ieayitt. Mrs. ii. G. Towle: Vachel
I.indsay's "Johnny Applesecd, by Mrs.
Lewis II. Dick.
The committee on parliamentary
practice will meet at 3 o'clock Tuesday
to inaugurate work for the club year.
Miss Anna II. Markley is leader Of this
work.
Wednesday ut 3 o'clock. Mrs. a.
Haines Lippincott is chairman OF the
meeting. Miss Mary Graham Tyler and
Miss Amy Hulick will be at the te"
tables. =,
A reception and tea will be held at
8 o'clock in the clubhouse in honor OF
thc delegates to the W. 4. i. l. con-
yention. Mrs. a. Hunes Lippincott
will receive with the officers OF the
club. -,
Thursday. at 3 o'clock, ther" will be
q clubwomen's y conference on the Con-
troll of Cancer in cooperation with
the nation. wide campaign against can
GER. Members OF Tue o'h'I 'Auo' oAS ."
vited to hear the speakers. |
There will be- a club supper Friday ut
I o'clock. 4 play. "CindSrella, 2
Silver slipper for the \sw Woman,
by Winifred 4. Hope. vii be presented
by the Junior section Of the camden
Club.
Woman's Club at Bala. .Cynwyd
paris in the Days of Madame Sc
yigne' is the subject of the talk whlch
Miss Anne Magnus Earle will give be-
ore the club Wednesday at o'clock In
he lecture room Of the PRESBYTERIAN
l;hurch at Cynwyd Mrs. Charles
JOnps, soprano. will sing. -,
The iunior section OF the ciub will
moot nj the home of Mrs. Edgar 4.
;sriner, 435 Bryn Mawr avenue, Gym
vyd, Monday evening.
Civic Club T.
Miss Clara Middleton VIII be in
.harse. of the ward affairs meeting
Monday morning. The chairman OF
.ach ward branch or representative
viii attend the meeting
TUESDAY MT II o'clock there will be
meeting of the Social Welfare Com
oittee. This, the first meeting OF the
ear will be held at the office Of the
Iothers' Assistance Fund, 917 Locust
The Americanization Committee,
nder the direction OF Miss Mabel A.
earle. will meet at $50 Wednesday.
iiss Olice Steedt, Of the Y. w. c. A.,
,iIl tell of their work among foreign
,omen and girls in Philadelphia.
Phlla. Club Of Advertising Women
Tuesday at s 40 o'clock ut the Belle.
ne .Stratford. the club will begin
q series of six lecture classes, to br |
onducted by Dr. Silas =. Neff. The
,ctures will include an intensive study
4 mind development. self expression,
hraseology and public speaking,
Y. w. G. A. Of Germantown
A world fellowship banquet will he .
eld Tuesday at 8:80 O'Clock. Mrs. \
William Boyd will be the speaker OF l
10 evening. The proceeds OF the ban. .
uet will be given to support the work
Miss Mary Clarke VILLA, Y, w.
!. \, worker In China. a
Spsseh Readius Club
y regular ,hceting will b. held !,
~ sdss y $3.50 o'clock. Mrs. George z
Y; u W ,..s.,.t ~ s .. !; IA