Evening journal., 1923-02-17

play entitled. THE country school,
Miss Derr recited. Refreshments
OF sandwiches and coffee were serv-
ed.
The next meeting will be held Feb
90. subject for the evening TO no
Schools OF yesterday and today
Mrs. Harry X. Wright will be chair
man.
The Harrington Century club en-
tertained the officers and executive
hoard OF the Deimar New 'entuE
Club Tuesday afternoon. Tho for
lowing members attended the lunoh-
con: Mrs. c. c. West, Mrs. Ira Heafh'
Mrs, T. Barton Freeney. Mrs. Joseph
Ellis, Mrs. Jack West. Mr.. Warren
Lear. Mrs. Alonzo Parker, Mr.. t.
/ Hall Riggin, Mrs. Harrison Jones,
Mrs. Louis Nelson. Mrs. Frank -
Lynch. Jr.. Mrs. Marion Hastings.
Mrs. J. +. Brown. Mrs. Paul Lowe,
Miss Elsie Hearn and Miss Mary Lous
Slemons.
The Milford New Century club
celebrated its twenty-ffth annit
versary with a Valentine Party on
Thursday the fifteenth OF February.
Mrs. J. Lynn Pratt. PRECEDENT ots
the Milford Club and Mrs. II. NJ.
Waller. president OF the state Fed
Grafton OF Womens Clubs. received.
the guests One OF the pleasant
surprises was the presentation 20 tho
club by Mrs. A. p. Warner. Of VIII
mington. OF a beautiful silver vase
After the invocation by the Rev
Samuel Walsh. pastor OF the First
Baptist Church. OF Milford. lunch
con was served by Mrs. o. d. Acker-
man.
The following program followed; .
Plano duet. Mrs. Wesley Hebner and
AIrs. Elizabeth Riggs; violin solo.
Mrs. Clyde Nelson; greetings. Mrs. 4
J. /. Pratt; history, Mrs. Georee ".
Marshall; prophecy. Julius scott;
tableau OF Grecian and Roman stat 4
uary Mrs. r. {. Hill. Mrs. Wesley
Hebner and Mrs. Carl Colell; song
and dance, "Old-Fashioned Girl" IN
costume. Mrs. c. d. Abbott. Mrs. :.
c. Evans. Miss Anna Ratcliff. Mr-.
d. W. Jacobs, Mrs. William Warren,
Miss Helen Barrett, Mrs. Clyde Mel
son, Mrs. Postles Hammond. Mrs.
Harry Humes, Mrs. Elizabeth Rigs.
Mrs. Thomas Davis and Mrs. Walter
Barrett.
Recitation. Mrs. Wilson Vinyard,
Jr., tableau. 'Grecian and Roman
paintings, Mrs. Hester. Bunstein.
Mrs. George Bsynum. Miss Ida
Rosa and Mrs. Robert Griffith.
Philiomino Greco. Song and dance.
"Minuett," in coStume OF colonial
DANES. by the club chorus.
Mrs. II, u. Boyer. general fedora
tion president for Delaware. brought
greetings from the Smyrna Club.
Miss Maria Lockwood. president ot
Delaware Music Association. gave
the club very interesting talk.
The Gardens Century Club met
last evening in tAe Silverbrook COM
munity House. A paper on Amer
lean Architecture" was read by
Mrs. Mathew DOrnes. Mrs. Percy
Roberts gave a vocal solo accom-
panied by Mrs. Arthur Hitch. Mrs.
y. P. Wescott. president of the club
read a paper on The United States
part in the World History" Sew
eral patriotic songs were sung. Re-
freshments were served by the hos
tesses. Mrs. Alexander Mcdaniel and
Mrs John Hutton.
Bellefonte Civics Club will meet
next Tuesday afternoon at the home
of Mrs. Harry Hurst. Miss Ellen
Samworth will talk on citizenship"
Readings on Washington's birthday
anniversary and patriotic songs also
will be a part OF the program. Mrs.
- i-0"s 10 ''aI' '''' H. Al
Elsmere Civic Club held an inter-
esting meeting at the club house on
Wednesday evening. Among thss
guests were Mrs. T c. Alexander.
president OF the Stste Fedora
ton OF the Women's Clubs and Miss
speakman. OF the woman's Club Of
Claymont. Mrs. Alexander gave a
to Me" Mrs. Lewis B. Guest and
Mrs. L. V. Limptson. president and
president OF the Marshallton
Civic Club were also guests.
Mrs. Edwin Faust chairman OF
the Home Economics committee re-
ported that the proceeds from tho
recent bake sale were s35.34.
The program for the evening was
in charge OF W. r. Johnson. chair
man OF entertainment. Harry Whit
ney. who was with Admiral Peary at
the North Pole. spoke on his adven-
ture there. On February %. the
playlet, The District School" Will
be given under the direction OF Miss
Willabelle Shurter.