Evening journal., 1922-04-15
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL
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The members of the Acorn Club
OF Seaford met IN the club room
Tuesday afternoon with an unusually
large attendance. Mrs. Harry w.
Pearson. the president. was in the
chair and at the close OF a short
business session, gave a report OF the
State meeting. which was held last
week at New Castle. Following this
the afternoon was turned over 10
Mrs. Isadore Stephany, chairman Of
music.
Mrs. stephany's program, which
delighted the members OF the club
and their friends. was as follows
Reading. music, Mrs. 1sidore Ste
phany: vocal solos. Heart Bowed
Down" and "A Soldier Brave Am l."
irving Carpenter, accompanied by
Charles Van Leer. The words and
music Of the second number were
original compositions OF Mr.. Van
Leer: reading. "Evangeline, Miss
Margaret Miller; vocal solo, Jewel
Song" from Faust" Miss Letitia
Ross; reading. Music in the Public
School" Mrs. William p. Longen-
dyke: piano duet. Overture to the
Opera Tannhauser," Wagner. Miss
Katherine Stevens and Charles Van
Leer; vocal solo. MAY Morning"
Mrs Howard Morgan; trios The
Wish" Cadman. and THE Cuckoo"
Mrs. Howard Morgan. Mrs. ]. Melvin
Barnes and Miss Corinne Warren.
Current Events Glass OF the
Washington Heights Century Club
will meet at 3 o'clock Monday az the
clubhouse. Mrs. W r. Stevens Is
chairman for the month. Current
Events will be given by Mrs. Herbert
s. Drew. Household Arts will be dis
cussed by the class. A paper en-
titled Art In the Home" will be
read by Mrs. Herbert Weldin. Mrs
p. b. Lightner. OF New Castle, vice.
president OF the state Federation OF
Women's Clubs. will be the principal
speaker OF the afternoon Mrs. Will
bur Sasse will contribute a humor-
Gus reading. Household Hints by
twenty members OF the club will be
another feature OF the program.
There will be displayed an exhibit
OF fancy articles. the work OF the
members and their friends. Mrs
Stevens will be assisted with the ex-
hibit by Mrs. l. l. Howett and Mrs
Lydia W. Slocomb. Music will be
furnished by the club chorus under
the direction OF Mrs. Clifford "
Mannering. The hospitality COM
mittee. Mrs. Carroll w. Grifath,
chairman, will serve refreshments.
Marshallton Civics Club will hold
q public meeting on next Wednesday
evening in the school house. The
program will be in charge OF the
teachers.
At the meeting OF the women's
Club OF Newport, held yesterday. the
following officers were elected: Pres
ident. Mrs. c. M. Weatherby; FIRST
vice. president. Mrs. George f. stu.
art: second vice-president. Mrs. Da
vid Bair; secretary. Mrs. r. s. Pord
ham; assistant secretary, Mrs. Q. r
Lyman, Jr.; treasurer, Mrs J.. G
Strong; corresponding secretary. Mrs
J. II. Webb; director OF state board
Mrs. W. l.. Dun.
Miss Ella W. johnson who attend
ed the state executive meeting last
week in New Castle. gave a report
OF the meeting.
The club will hold a military Ave
hundred on Friday evening OF next
week in Red Mems Hall. The COM
mittee having charge OF the affair
will be Miss Ella W. Johnson, Mrs.
J. c. Slack. Mrs. c. NJ. Weatherby,
Miss Helen Cranston.
The next regular business meeting
OF the club will be held Friday
afternoon. April 2Sth.
The town board have given per-
mission TO the women OF the club
TO start the cleanup week. which
they proposed some time ago. and
have promised cooperation. The
campaign will be made next week
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