Evening journal., 1922-11-04
CLUBS

A Halloween party was given b,
the Delmar Century Club on Mon
day evening at the club rooms. Mrs
j.. Fred Stevens, dressed as a gypsy
told fortunes. Refreshments were
served.
The women's Civic Club OF Rich
ardson Park will hold a card party
next Wednesday evening IN the COM
munity building. A rummage sale
Will be held by the club on next
Friday and Saturday, at 500 Tatnall
street. Anyone having contributions
for the sale is asked 20 call Mrs.
William II. Watson, of Roselle, and
articles will be collected.
The club Will meet Tuesday after
noon at the home OF Mrs. Henry
Meyer.
At the weekly meeting OF the NIL
ford New Century Club Thursday
Mrs Charles Abbott was appointed
10 visit the Delaware Colony al
stockley, today.
Every member OF the New Century
club contributed towards tho cam
paign for the University OF Della
ware Memorial Library and s63 was
turned over to the chairman.
Three new members were elected
Mrs Charles Hubert, Miss Mary
Grler and Miss Margaret Grler.
After the business meeting a Hal
lowe'en playlet. entitled, 'Tardy Tom
and The Spirits" was given. The
following composed the cast: Tardy
Tom, Mrs. George T. Macklin; His
mother Mrs. Carl Collell; Queen
Nab, Mrs. Disston Jacobs; Good
FAIRIES, Mrs. Walter Barrett and Mrs.
William Warren Witches, Mrs. A. D.
Marshall. Mrs. Wallace McFaulk, and
Mrs. $. c. Evans, Jr.; COLLINS, Mrs.
Haswell Pierce, Miss Nan Deputy
and Miss Betty Varney, Pianist, Mrs.
Edward Hurley
Monday next Will he literature and
Library Day and will be in charge OF
Mrs. George w Marshall
Mrs. Charles J West. chairman
of the Home Economics Committee
for the Acorn Club seaford, gave an
program. pertaining TO
vocational work for girls at the
weekly meeting. Tuesday afternoon.
Miss Sadie Guseman, home econo-
mics teacher in the Seaford high
school, outlined the practical work
given to the seaford high school
girls. She spoke OF work already
accomplished nd the plans for nu-
triton classes next semester Miss
Iva Carter a home economics pupils
IN the school. emphasized the idea of
the Home Economic training in a
reading OF an Il" for girls.
Several cans OF fruit and vege-
.ables and some glasses OF Jelly were !
IN view 10 show some OF the results |
OF the Girls Canning Club OF Sea-
ford. taught by Mrs. West last sum
ner.
Misses Agnes Waller Margaret
Morgan and Emmerett Knowlton, |
Students in the Canning Club. added |
greatly to the interest OF the meeting |
~ their talks on The Canning of
Fruits and Vegetables"
Vocational schools, for Girls a |
N bject of present interest in Della I
ware was discussed by Mrs, Hsrland 4
". Huston.
The woman's Club OF Newport
ield an evening social last evening 1
It the home of the president. Mrs. /
Charles Weatherby. 904 Van Buren, .
street. The following program was
Reading, The Origin of I
5allowe'en." Miss Ella W. Johnson; /
Halloween fortunes. all participat-
ng; vocal selections. Mrs. Robert I
O'Blennis. The club will hold a So
,ial next Friday afternoon in the
,lub rooms. Red Mems Hail. New /
port. A iazaar will be held by the
club on Friday and Saturday even
ings. November "a and 25.
The annual Halloween party OF |
the Bridgeville Tuesday Night Club |
was given Tuesday night IN the club /
house. A large number, were pres /
ent. The entertainment was in 1
charge of Mrs. Edgar Anderson and |
Miss May Belts. Mrs. II. NJ. Waller, |
State president. will be at the meet
Ing next Tuesday evening, and adj
lress the club members.
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Louisiana prepares over half of |
the ri ce consumed snfhfs country. |