Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-11-18
DELAWARE CITY
AND VICINITY
Members Of New Century Club
Begin Study Of Parlia-
mentary Law.

Special Correspondence Every Evenins.
Delaware City. Nov. 1s.-At the
Century Club meeting yesterday after
noon. Mrs. Stewart l.. Beck. Vice.
president. presided in the absence OF
Mrs. Thomas j. Whlteman. president.
Mrs. Floyd Booth OF wilmington, con-
Quoted her first class In parliamentary
law. The following members of the
course were present: Mrs. Harvey
c. Clark, Mrs. William X. Pennington,
Mrs. w. n. Ellis. Mrs. Charles w.
Jefferson, Mrs. William y. Jester, Miss
Gertrude Sadler, Mrs Frank o. Moore,
Mrs. Harry c. Price. Miss Florence
Hall, Mrs. n. w. Wilkinson. Mrs.
Richard C. Cam. OF Kirkwood, and
Mrs. Stewart l.. Beck.
Miss Isabel Mccoy of st. Georges. a
student in the local high school, open
ed the regular meeting with n solo,
JEAN" accompanied by Mrs. C. Earle
Baum. Mrs. Baum played two plano
selections.
Miss Katherine Tuth.Hl, home
economics teacher In the local school
SoNc an oAtb
talk to the club. Miss Tuthill had the
High School economics class at the
club and after her talk, the girls serv
cd refreshments which they made In
their laboratory at the school. The
following girls participated in pre-
pairing and serving the luncheon:
Evelyn Blalock. BERTHE Jefferson,
Louise Rose. Catherine Netsch,
Catherine Batten, Catherine Burris,
Louise Smith. Dorothy Stanley, Katie
Underwood, Pauline Harris. Elizabeth
Spencer, Maxine Morrison, Isabelle
Mccoy, Elva Nelson, Adeline Hughes,
and Evelyn Morris.
The "slumber robe" donated to the
club by Miss Margaret Scott. OF Will
mington, for the building fund, was
awarded to James Schaefer who held
number 1O5. Thirty dollars were clear
ed on the robe.
The meeting next Friday afternoon
will be a Thanksgiving afternoon with
Mrs. John +. Schunder in charge.
The cast of the play THE Spinster's
Rejuvenation." which will be held next
| Wednesday night in the Town Hall
for the building fund committee OF
the Century Club was announced yes
terday by Mrs. NJ. J. Brannon. under
whose direction the play will be given
The play is in one act and will he
followed by n varied musical program
The cast follows: Old maids club
Jerusha Eliza Bangs, Mrs. Anna Arm
strong; Minty Clovertop, Mrs. Fra nk
Cassidy; Marian Melissa Plack. Mis-.
Mary Mcconnell: Desire A. Man. Mis-,
Marion Price: 1epsibah Odelia Olds
Mrs. John Creedon; Ann Ellen Pat.
terby, Mrs. Stewart J.. Beck; MAY
Haveaman. Mrs. Robert A. Peacock
Petunia Pickles, Mrs. Arthur Hope
Jr. Serena Hasben. Mrs, Harry c
Weho: Charity Hopegood, Mar,
|. Money; Rachael Ketchum. Mrs. Ben
jamin Vinton; Belinda Bliss, Emmi
Mulligan: Rebecca Retrace. Mrs. NJ
]. Brannon: Professor Makernew
Mary Schaefer.
After a transformation which oc
, ours near the close OF the play. tn
, places of the above cast are taker
t by the following younger girls. wh,
: will enact various parts: Miss Berti
Jefferson, dance; Mrs. Harry c
Webb, sing; Hilda Jackovick, sing
: 1elah Reybold and Margaret Clark
exhibition dance; Emma Schaefer, so
ciety lady; James Brannon. musician
: Margaret Davidson, elocutionist.
= After the close OF the play. a mu
J sical program will be given by tn
choral society under the direction O
the leader. Mrs. Anna Armstrone
In addition TO some members in tn
cast. the following will take part +
the musicale; Mrs. Charles w. JEFF
= ferson, Miss Katherine Tuthill. Mis-
Grace Phillips, Miss Doris Thompson
!. Miss Eula Vineyard. Miss Hid
+ Jackovick, and Mrs. C. Earle Baum
r Mrs. William Pennington an
s Moore Whiteman will furnish musi
e for the evening.
= Marie Jameson. who fell IN Ia
s canal last Thursday night when cross
i ing over the canal on the drop-gat.
0 is confined 10 her bed with a cold. a.
though her condition is not serious
e Services in the Presbyterian Churc
: tomorrow will be as follows: l0.3
I Rev. Robert c. Pitzer will preach e
4 the subject, The Troublers of Israel:
o Sunday school will begin at u O'CLOCK
: at o'clock the Young Peoples Chri
o tian Endeavor service will be
6 charge of Mrs. Robert A. Peacock f,
e the Seniors and Lawrence Peacock {,
= the Juniors; at 7.30. Rev. Pitzer W
# take for his subject Prisoners
= Hope"
e The usual mid-weekly cottage pra-
e er service will be held Thursday mig
o at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Jof
Tugend. The topic for the service W
= be "The Teaching Church..
e Services at st. Paul's r. c. Chur,
will be held at 10 o'clock with Faith
It J.. Z. Dolan in charge.
l. Services in Christ Episcopal Chur.
/; VIII be held as follows: Sunday scho
t at 1890; devotional services at
l. o'clock with Rev. Joseph II. carp
r charge.
The joint council OF the Boys al
Girls Community Clubs will hold
i hThITITE NENVI1