Evening journal., 1922-03-04

expressed that so many valuable ar
ticles could be displayed. There was
something from almost every coun-
try in the world Much fun was in
dulged in when old photographs
were recognized.
Miss Katherine Stevens, dressed as
gypsy. told the fortunes of all
who were willing to take the ven
turesome step.
An honored guest of the evening
was Mrs. II. d. Boyer, OF Smyrna,
president of the State Federation of
Women's Clubs.
The program was as follows: Mu-
sic, orchestra, Mrs. Isidore Steph-
any Charles VanLeer, c. w. Robin
son. Twiford Morris; athletic girls
Of today. Louise Eskride. Adele Van
SAINT, Freda Howard, Grace Owens.
/ Emerette Knowton song, "Napo-
leon" Irving Carpenter: old-fash-
ioned tea party in costumes: hostess
J Mrs. Fred Howard; visitors, Mrs.
John w. Nevins, Miss Laura Gala
way. Miss Elizabeth Hollis. Miss
Mary Galloway. Miss Iva Carter:
music, two selections, orchestra: solo.
Mrs J. Melvin Barnes; reading, Mrs.
Madison Willin; solo, Irving Car
penter.
Miss Ida NJ. Kay and Mrs. A. H.
Lord had charge of the old pictures.
Mrs. H. NJ. Manning and Mrs. John
r. Eskridge collected the curios. A
substantial fund was realized from
this unique entertainment. which
will be applied to the library
Middletown New Century Club will
meet at 2.30 o'clock Tuesday after
noon. Mrs. George Heldmyer, chair
man, has arranged a delightful pro-
gram of current events. vocal and in
strumental music and solo dancing
by Miss Virginia Johnson. A meet
ing of the executive board will pro-
ceed the program. at o'clock.
The Women's Civic Club OF Rich
ardson Park. will meet Tuesday ar
ternoon at the home of Mrs Clar-
ence Jones, Belmont Apartments.
Miss Mary A. Morgan. of the Del
aware Chapter. American Red Cross
will address the meeting.
The Womens Aid Pennsylvania
System announces the following
schedule of meetings for the month
Of March
March 6-staff meeting. Mrs Gam.
BILE Latrobe. general superintendent
, presiding, in the Pennsylvania Build
ing room Ala. at 10 a. m. A fun at
2 tendance is required.
March 13-General superintend
: ents' meeting in the assembly roof o
g the Pennsylvania Building. at 2 O'Clock
There will be a box luncheon for tn,
out-of-town members. Coffee will
be served at - o'clock. the Delawar,
members acting as hostesses. Al
! interesting program and social hou
will be given following the busines
y meeting.
Z March 14-Baltimore Division
10 meeting, Mrs. G. NJ. Smith. superin
y tendent. presiding. in the assembl!
room Of the Union Station. Baltimore
y at 2.3O.
. March 21-Norfolk Division meet
ing, Mrs r. L. Pinkham. presiding
r at Cape Charles Va. at o'clock.
% March 23-Maryland Division
% Mrs. Edward McIntire. superin
e tendent. will hold a relief commit
tee meeting at IL a. m. in the assem-
z bly, room OF the Pennsylvani
i Building. Wilmington. At 2 o'ciocl
b there will be staff meeting. Their
will be a box luncheon for the mem
Il bers OF the relief COMMITTEES who re
= main for the STAFF meeting.
+. March 30-Annual meeting OF tn
4 Women's Aid Pennsylvania System
n in the Pennsylvania Y. NJ. c. A
d Building OF West Philadelphia, at l
s a. m. Following the business meet
n ing and luncheon, addresses will b
e made by General W. w Atterbur