Evening journal., 1922-04-13
new OFFICERS
ARE INSTALLED
Chautauqua Will Visit
Delaware City May
9 to II
REV. ]. II. carp
GIVES LECTURE
speeIal 10 The EvenIng ] Journal.

Special to The Evening journal.
DELAWARE CITY, April 10 -
Plans are being made by residents
of this city for the Radcliffe Chau-
tauqua. w. l. Radcliffe, proprietor
This is the same Chautauqua that
visited this place last Mar. Last
year was the first time a Chautau-
qua has visited Delaware. City. This
year it will open on the afternoon Of
May 9 and close on the evening Of
May IL.
The program follows:
May 9. Afternoon-The Eugene
Page Trio. entertainment; j. Will
liam Terry. lecture, Making the
Dream Come True; Stories for
Young and Old, by the Junior Work
er; demonstration of ORGANIZED
Play. Evening". william Terry.
lecture. The Spirit of the colonist" {;
the Eugene Page Trio. entertain
ment.
May 10. Afternoon - Pietsch's
Swiss Alpine Yodlers, concert; the
Chautauqua director. lecture, The
storm" Evening-The Chautauqua
director. lecture. The Spirit of the
Patriot" Pietsch's Swiss Alpine
Yodlers, concert.
May II, Afternoon-The Hendrys.
entertainment; Albert Marion Hyde,
lecture, The Durable Sausfactions
of Life" Evening Marion
Hyde. lecture. THE Spirit of the
Pioneer; the Hendrys entertain
ment
Al the weekly meeting of the Del
aware city Century Club. yesterday
afternoon, the entire program was
given over to business. President Mrs
Harry c. Price, presiding. The offi
GERS nominated to be voted on at the
annual meeting, April 30. were:
President, Mrs. Thomas J. White
man. first vice. president, Mrs
Stewart Beck; second vice-president
Mrs. Harry c. Clark; recording sec
retary. Miss Mary Mcconnell, Miss
Rebecca Clark and Mrs Frank Cas-
sidy; corresponding secretary, Mrs
Benjamin Vinton: treasurer, Mrs
Arthur Hope; members OF executive
board Mrs. Harry c. Price, Mrs
william Pennington, Mrs. Prestle,
Goeghegan, Mrs. Harry Gray, Mrs
John Tugend and Mrs. NJ. ]. Bran
/ non; delegates 10 the annual con
70 vention OF the Delaware State Fed
o. Grafton of Women's Club to be hel
s at Rehoboth, July 6, Z, and 8, Mr.
a Thomas J. Whiteman, Mrs. AliC
, Jefferson and Mis7s Gertrud
r Saddler. and alternates, Mrs.
}, Earle Baum and Miss Mary None
Arrangements have been compile
ed by the Ladies' Aid Society of III
First Methodist Church for
chicken supper TO be given this eve
/, ming in the church parlors followin
!, the reception given the Rev. an
Mrs. L. w Layfield the returne
pastor and wife. Provision has bee
made for bumper crowd this yea
% A similar festivity will take pla'
4 in the st. Georges NJ. +. Church,
: the same time as a reception to II
> returned pastor. The Rev. j. c. Nj
Coy and wife. OF that church.
Arrangements have been made I
the local committee OF the Delawal
Child Welfare Association to s
aside the hour from to 2 each ce
e ter day for giving attention to Neg
children.
The family OF Vincent Cats, Il
local newspaperman, enjoyed Il
. first asparagus pick from their ov
garden, yesterday. This is the mr.
report of the toothsome vegetao
being plucked this spring by al
resident OF this city.
b The men Of Christ EpiscoI
Church, Of this place, are makii
special plans for the second annu
mems meeting. to be held by IN
- church for the purpose OF hearil
y the Rt. Rev. Philip Cook, d. /
r Bishop OF the Diocese Of Delawai
3. Every white male resident of Il
Il town and vicinity will be invited
n attend this meeting which VIII
d held in the Fierman's Hail. on Cli
q ton street. Wednesday evenir
81 April 26. DR.. w. w. Ellis is chai
man of the committee on arrang
p ments.
z Good Friday service Will be ne
y I'm Christ Church at 7.3O o'clock
I morrow evening, with Rev. Josef
II. Earn. OF New Castle presiding.
The Rev. Mr. Earp's illustrat
lecture IN that church last evenii
on The Life OF Our Lord W
m largely attended by an appreciate
audience.
The following officers were ]
stalled by the Grand Master Of Del
al
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