Evening journal., 1922-03-01

wilmington New Century Club
has arranged the following program
for March:
Thursday, March 2-s.15 p. m,
guest might. Each member may
bring one guest. Recital by Mrs
elizabeth Pooler Rice. entitled.
Cousin Kate" Mrs. Rice is said
20 be the best woman reader OF plays
IN the platform today. Her charac-
.erizatlons are vivid and alive as in
cal life.
Friday. March 80 a. m, execu-
i've committee meeting
wednesday, March s-3 p. m.
monthly meeting. After the busi-
iess meeting, Mrs Charles w Rob
.nson of Claymont will give a piano
ec.tal with Interpretation of the
music.
Monday. March 13-4 p. m. lee
.ure by Roy Helton. on Movies and
Magazines; the Direction OF Popular
Taste" Mr.. Helton has written a
nook OF poems called "Outcasts from
Beulah Land"
Tuesday. March IA p. m. the
'ourth Of the series OF card parties
for the benefit OF the mortgage
fund. Tickets. rs cents. Home
made candy will be on sale. Tables
now being reserved.
Friday, March 24-10 a. m, meet
ing OF the board OF directors OF the
corporation.
Saturday. March 25-3 p. M. the
deferred Washington Birthday party
for children. for the benefit OF the
milk fund being raised by che edu.
cation committee. Mrs. Floy f.
Booth will tell stories. Two short
plays will be given by the children
Ice cream will be for sale. Adults
p cents; children. IS cents.
Monday, March 27-S15 p. m.
musicale by members OF the Matinee
Musical Club OF Philadelphia. Bes.
sic Phillips Yarnall. contralto; Flor.
ence Haenle. violin; Irene Hubbard
cello; Florence Adele Wightman
harp and plano; Ruth NJ. Barber. &C.
companist Non-members. so cents
Wednesday, March 29--4.15 p. m.
illustrated lecture by DR.. Bartscf
Curator OF the Smithsonian Insti.
tute; subject, wild Flowers" Lee
ture given under the auspices Of the
conservation committee through tn,
courtesy OF the Garden Club oi
Wilmington. Public cordially IN
vited.
Mondays. March 6, 1s. 20. ~
9.45 a. m. aesthetic dancing class
Miss Schetky. instructor. 3.3t
o'clock. class in dramatic expression
Miss Helen Casey, instructor.
Tuesdays, March 7. IA. 21. 2s-
1890 a. m. current events class
Mrs. Edmund NJ. Barsham, chair
man; Miss Miriam w. Webb. chair
man OF music. $40 p. m. class II
parliamentary procedure, Mrs. Flo,
f. Booth. instructor.
Thursdays. March 2, Q, 16, 23. 30
3 p. m, modern dancing class, Mis-
X. A. McClanertS. instructor.
Fridays. March 3. 10. II. "a. 81
French classes. 2.3O D. M. inter
mediate; $50 p. m, advanced; 4.3
p. m, beginners.
Washington Heights Century Clu
has arranged the following program
for March:
Wednesday, March 1-2.s0 D. m
Glass in Expression.
Friday, March $3.50 p. n
Dancing class.
Monday. March Ga D. m. cul
rent events. Mrs. W. II. Glrvei
chairman. Hospitality. Mrs. Caro-
Grinith.
, Tuesday, March 7-2.so D. m
class in China painting.
Wednesday. March s-2 D. m
card party. Last OF series. Hospita
ity committee. Mrs. Carroll Grifit
in charge. Pivoting. progressin
Prize for each table. Refreshments
Friday, March 1880 D. m
dancing class.
Monday. March 1s-4 p. m. Coz
, sumers League at st. Andrews. Sui
3 ject: Workers Education"
r Monday, March 1S-s p. m. mus
Gale, Mrs. J. Kleitz. chairman. FL
tertainment Mrs. F. II. Megaw r
ception. Mrs. Laura Mckay ar
hospitality, Mrs. Carroll Grimth.