Evening journal., 1922-10-19
NEWPORT Club
HASLUNCHEON
Green and Gold Decorations
Feature Third Anniver-
sary Celebration
STATE FEDERATION
~ OFFICERS AS GUESTS
Special to The Evening Journal.

Special 10 The Evening Journal.
o., NEWPORT, Oct 1e.-The Wo-
mans Club Of Newport held its third
anniversary luncheon yesterday af-
ternoon at the home of Miss Ella
(. w. johnson, which was attended by
< about fifty members and friends.
4 Among the guests at the luncheon
were Mrs. II. NJ. Waller, of Delmar,
president of the State Federation Of
Z yvomen's Clubs; Mrs. T. c. Alexan-
+, der, of ciaymont. vice president Of
the Federation from New Castle
county; Mrs. Stanley Chambers,
+ president OF the Wilmington New
Century Club OF Wilmingtoni Mrs.
Samuel Caufman, president OF the
T. Richardson Park Civics Club, and
Miss Carrie Gemmill, vice president
. of the New Castle Century Club. who
represented the New Castle club, ow-
Z, ing TO the illness OF Mrs. Horace
Deakyne. president OF the club.
Members OF the home club pres
ent were: Mrs. c. NJ. weatherby.
president; Mrs, George Stuart and
Mrs. David Bair, vice-presidents;
Mrs. W. Vaughn Moore, Miss Ella
w. Johnson, Miss Helen Crapston,
Mrs. c. w Maclary. Mrs. William
King, Mrs Mullin, Mrs. H. b. Tay-
lor, Mrs. Thomas Bullen, Mrs. II.
e. Gregg, Mrs. J. c. Slack. Mrs.
Philip vinyard. Mrs. H. Garrett,
Mrs. william Dannenhauer. Mrs,
John A Cranston, Mrs. 6. @. Lomax,
Mrs. Reuben Pordham. Mrs. B. S.
!. Valentine, Mrs. A. M. Craig. Mrs.
w. L. Dun. Mrs. ]. C. Strong, Mrs.
George Stuart. Mrs Irwin Wood |
ward. and Miss Emma s. Mac
larry.
Table decorations were green and
gold. the club colors, and large hou-
quets OF marigolds and fern were
also used as decorations for the
house.
Mrs. c. NJ. weatherby. president
of the local club. introduced the /
speakers, all of whom extended
greetings TO the Newport club. from
their home club. Mrs. II. NJ. Wall
Ter, the State president, urged the
club members TO cooperate with
their president, for without CO.
operation. nothing can be accom-
pllshed. She said that club work
meant much TO the life OF a woman,
because being interested in club ac-
tivitles she went out and exchanged
ideas with other members. thereby
benefting all concerned. Mrs.
Waller offered her assistance as
state President 70 the Newport Club,
in any way she might be able TO
help them.
Mrs. Alexander. vice president
from New Castle county. then spoke.
and as she Is president OF the Clay
mont Club. also extended greetings
from Clsymont. The menu was as
Chicken bouillon. saltines, chicken
patties. French fried potatoes,
rolls. Neapolitan fee cream. sponge
cake. salted nuts. green and gold
candies, demitasss.
The favors were small bouquets,
tied with green and gold ribbon.
Following the luncheon. there was
a vocal solo by Mrs. ]. c. Slack, ac-
companied by Mrs. William Dannen-
hauer; instrumental solo. Mrs. VIII {
liam Dannenhauer; singing OF ]
"America,'' by all.
The committee IN charge OF the {
arrangements for the luncheon was
rs follows: Mrs. Reuben Pordham. {
chairman; assisted by Mrs. S. c. Il
Lomax. Mrs. p. s. Valentine, Mrs
A. NJ. Craig, Mrs. w. L. Duff. Mrs. !
y. c. Strong. Mrs. George Stuart and s
Mrs. Irwin woodward. 7
The next business meeting OF the /
club win be held on Friday after
noon. October z. in the club room. (
The club is also arranging for a ba- 1
zaar to be held on November "a
and 25.