Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-04-06
WASHINGTON HEIGHTS
CLUB WOMEN HOSTS
Many at the Annual Luncheon
Held in the Hotel du Pont
Yesterday Afternoon.

The annual luncheon of the Wash
ington Heights Century Club yestcr-
dAy afternoon In the du Barry Room
us the Hotel du Pont was most sue
csnaful. About l25 guests were present
including representatives OF all the
womon's clubs in the vicinity.
"A delightful feature was the decora-
tons OF sweet peas. bunch of which
serve cd az a favor for each guest. The
color scheme of the club. rose and
white. prsdominated.
AIRS. =. Blair Luckie, vice-presldent
of the State Federation OF Pennsyl-
yAnla and chairman of the Eastern
Division. spoke on The Ideal Club
Woman" She said that the ideal club
woman should have no traditions tina,
would an inspiration and no acquired
habits. She remarked that homes
were made for the family and not
the family for the home. and that the
deal club woman could adjust her
home and club. She said that such a
woman should keep her youthful cour-
aSe and enthusiasm and oagerness Ia
ssrys. Leave the crouch at the door
cf the club" she said Say what you
want To say on the club room floor
and when you 60 out say nothing" She
urged them To look for the best In the
future and remember 10 serve.
Prior To Mrs. Luckies speech, the
club chorus, newly organized Ivy Mrs.
Clifford Manncring. sang Pond Lii
Ne After the talk, Mrs. Charles T..
Griffith played three selections.
A,IN. Il. &. Alexander. president of
the Woman's club at Claymont. spoke
on The Tragedy OF Wasted Talents -
urging the womt n TO Use their talents
Y IL were only a capacity To sh AXE
hands at the door.
Mrs, Henry ID. Boyer, president of
the State Federation OF Women :
Clubs. spoke on the duty of club WON
en- as citizens. She spoke OF the neces-
s.ty of educated public opinion. and
urged tho women TO keep in touch
with the state Legislature to see that
IL acts for the public good. and 10
ask questions to find how candidates
stand or vital questions. She expressed
appreciation FOR the cooperation OF
the clubs during her administration
and said she loved the members for
their great loyalty.
Mrs. Clarence F'raim was toast
mistress and the president. Mrs Dud-
ley X. Weir. presided. Mrs. Weir was
presented with basket of flowers by
the club.
Miss Grace Baird gave recital
The Indian Lullaby" with a piano
accompaniment by Mrs. Charles Crit
nth.
The presidents Of other organiza e.
tons who were guests were: Mrs
George Morris, Bellefonte Civic Club;
Mrs. J. w. Kellun, Blue Rock Com
munity Club; Mrs. r. s. Elliott.
Bridseville; Mrs. r.. &. Price, Della h
ware City. Mrs. C. w. Dorsey, In
ternstionsl Sunshine Society; Miss
Mary Moran, of the Nurses Associa-
ton; Mrs. Arthur BrewinSSon OF Del
mar; Mrs. T. c. Alexander. Claymont
Mrs. Robert Lewis. Dover; Mrs. J
W. Reynolds. Elsmere Civic Club;
Mrs. William Hsrgadine. FELTON,; Mrs
q. r. Harrington, Harrington: Mrs
Clarence Pool. Middletown; Mrs. II
y. Boyer, president of the State
Federation Of women's Clubs: Mrs
ID. /. McColley Of the Woman's Aux
iliary Of the Retail Druggists Associa
ton: Mrs J. q. Tuck. of the Council
Of Jewish Women. Mrs. S. Blai
I.uckie of the Chester New Centur,
Club; Mrs. Thomas &. Mum of tn
Daughters Of 1912; Mrs. w. A. Wi
kinson Of the Newark New Centur!
Club: Mrs. J. =. Phillips of the New
Castle Century Club; Mrs. Samue
Cauffman OF Richardson Park Mrs
Earl l.. Artis. OF Smyrna. Mrs. Fred
erick BringhursI Wilmington New
Century Club.