Evening journal., 1922-01-14

An unusually large NUMBER OF
members we're in attendance at the
meeting Of the Acorn Club OF Sea-
ford. held in the club room at the
corner Of King and Pine street,
Tuesday afternoon. The subject for
the day was "Child Welfare" with
Mrs William H. Wiley, Of West
Seaford, as chairman. Following the
regular routine of business. an ex-
cepuonally fine program was rem
dered, as follows:
Piano duet Charles VanLeer and
Mrs. Isidore stephany; songs, Dear
Me" and Il Never Knew" Miss
Helen Wiley.
Doctor French, OF Wilmington,
was then introduced and gave a very
interesting talk on what the Child
w fare Committee is doing
throughout the State. urging very
strongly that mothers take their
/ children TO the health centers for
examination.
Recitation, Men OF America"
Harry Eell; piano solos, Charles
NanLeer This concluded TIE pro-
gram for the day.
The subject for next week will be
Literature" with Mrs. Edwin Dut-
ton Jr., in charge.
Before adjourning, it was an
nounced that the following program
would be carried out at the Acorn
4 Club room during Farmers Weel,
here, January 80 to February A. an |
that Miss Kathryn Woods. home
/ demonstration agent. University of
delaware, would be in charge, as
sisted by Miss NJ. r. Tilden, Of YER
mont. Tuesday. January 81, $50 A.
NJ, clothing, line and color in dress
designs. Demonstration. hand dec
orative trimmings, in charge Of Miss
Tilden. 1.3O j. NJ, uses and altera-
tion Of patterns. Demonstration,
drafting kimono pattern, in charge
Of. Miss Woods.
Wednesday, February 1, $50 A.
NJ. food and health. Demonstra-
ton balanced meals, in charge Of
Miss Tilden. 1.30 p. NJ, joint dis
cussion with men in New Theatre on
poultry.
Thursday, February 2. $40 A. NJ.
cutting and fitting. Demonstration,
making a house dress, in charge Of
Miss Woods 100 p. NJ. renovation
and remodeling. Demonstration,
stain removal. in charge Of Miss
Woods.
Friday, February 3. $50 A. NJ,
making and covering hat frames. in
charge OF Miss Tilden. 1870 p. NJ,
demonstration, renovating and re-
modelling, in charge OF Miss Woods.
, Miss Hester Jones entertained the
members OF the Middletown Century
2 Club at the regular meeting on
Tuesday. by giving them a Dickens
e Day" Mrs. Francis B. Watkins and
s Mrs. Cuthbert S. Green read the
. story of David Copperheld's child
, hood; Miss Helen V. Shallcross read
- from. the life Of Dickens and gave
{ quotations from David Copperheld
r Mrs Willard b. Bggs read a chap.
$ ter from Nicholas Nickclby. A do
nation OF $40 Will be given to the
Delaware Colony. on Thursday
Miss Wood, Of Newark, had class
in home dressmaking at the club
house.
This evening a card party will be
given at the club house for the ben
eft Of the club. Next Tuesdays
meeting will be open. The Mallin-
son silk films will be shown.
through the kindness Of J. f. Lewis,
proprietor OF the moving-picture
theatre.
Ever Ready Branch. International
Sunshine Society, held its first
monthly meeting OF 1922 at the
home OF Mrs. Joseph H. Jennings.
405 West Twenty street. Fri
day, January 6. AT this meeting.
/, interesting reports were given by
the different committees Of the
Christmas cheer workers.
The next meeting will be held at
the home OF Mrs. George E. Auster-
muhl. 22 East Twenty-third street,
Friday evening, January 20. This
meeting will be a social one and the
members are requested to be pres
ent to enjoy one Of these pleasant
evenings.
z At meeting held on Sunday
. January /, az the home of Isadors
- Schagrin, the Hermits Club was or
s ganized and officers elected. TIL,
{ officers are: President, JOSEPH
Breuer; vice president. Isador,
s Schagrin; secretary. Leslie Gluck
: man; treasurer. Jerome Epstein.
A D. Hartlove Is chairman Of thi
e committee.
Is The Catholic Daughters OF Amer
+ tca have co-operated in all civic al
fairs given since thev have hnnn nr