Evening journal., 1923-02-17
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Blue Rock Community Club will
meet at ESQ o'clock Monday after
noon at the home OF Mrs. William
S Jourdan. at Hillcrest. The pro-
gram will be devoted to the works
OF Henry W. Longfellow. Current
events will be given by Mrs. Claude
Brown. A paper on Friendship
Time" will be given by Mrs. L. s.
Hsckett. Long,eilow's biography
will he given by Mrs. Clarence II.
Gamble. I.ongfellow's children's
poems will be read by Mrs. Thomas
T. Weldin. Jr. Mrs. NJ. Warner
Brashesrs will read Longfellow's
best loved work. Miss Marion Davis
will read a paper on the prose
work OF Longfellow which has been
prepared by Miss Lorena r. En-
mons. Singing will also he fes-
ture. Mrs. Thomas J. Mowbray is
chairman.
Under the auspices OF the stone
committee OF the new club building,
= successful card party was held on
Thursday evening at the home OF
Mrs. A. d. Chambers. Mrs. c. ID.
Rodgers was chairman.
The Board OF Directors Of the
Wilmington Section. Council OF
Jewish Women. will meet at 2:30
o'clock Monday afternoon in the
Temple of Truth.
Current Events Glass OF the Will
mington New Century Club will
meet at 1890 o'clock Tuesday morn
ing. A book review on the Life
and Letters OF Walter II. Page" by
Hendrlck. will be given by Mrs. Ben
jamln Nields. 4 talk on the Girl
Scout movement in America will be
given by Miss Helen b. Zimm srmsn.
Current Events Will he read by Mrs
Lawrence j. Jones. Vocal duets will
be given by Mrs. Julian Adalr and
Mrs. Clarence w. Dickey.
Current Events Glass OF the
Washington Heights Century Club
will meet at o'clock Monday after
noon. Mrs. Irwin L. Howett. is
chairman OF the meeting. Mrs. T.
c. Alexander. first president OF the
State Fed deration OF Women's Clubs,
will bring greetings. Current Events
will be given by Mrs. william r.
Stevens. Miss Helen Zimmerman.
regional director OF Girl Scouts OF
Pennsylvania, Delaware, Maryland
and Virginia, will speak Piano
solos will be contributed by Miss z.
Irene Russell. Under the direction
Of the hospitality committee. of
which Mrs. w. II. Girvin, Is chair
man, refreshments will be served.
The parliamenta law class, with
Mrs. Floy E. Booth. instructor. will
meet at o'clock Wednesday after
noon. The reading section of the
club will meet at 10 o'clock Thurs
day morning. under the leadership
OF Mrs. Mary d. Bradford.
The Zwaanendael Club OF Lewes
has been active during the past
month. 4 big event on February Z
was the musical comedy. THE
Microbe OF Love" which proved a
success financially and otherwise.
The following evening the club cele-
brated its eighteenth birthday an
niversary, each member taking a
guest. The president. Mrs. Mary
Kelly, made a large birthday cake
holding nineteen candles. Mrs.
Emma Rowland composed some
rhymes which gave a history OF the
presidents in rotation. the recording
secretary, Mrs. Annie Morgan light
ing each candle in turn as Mrs.
Rowland read the verses. The large
candle in the centre was lighted for
+. ID. Connell who gives the club the
use Of his home. The program con-
sisted OF life size and lifelike por-
traits or celebrities born In Febru-
AIRY, and those who could not be
thus represented were remembered
In musical numbers and readings.
on Tuesday afternoon. February 10.
Abraham Lincoln's birthday was
suitably remembered. Mrs. Evelyn
Metcalf was chairman OF program
Readings and appropriate songs
were given by the club and indivld-
ual members Delightful refresh
ments finished a much enjoyed pro-
gram.
An unusual large number attend
ed the regular weekly meeting OF the
Bridgevllle Tuesday night club. held
Tuesday evening in the club house
on Market street. The second vice.
president, Mrs. Howard Hardesty. |
presided. in the absence OF the presi-
dent. Mrs. Z. Lee Culver.
It was decided to invite the Del
mar New Century club to present /.
their Operetta. Voices OF Nature" /
here for the benefit of the local club /
on March 8. The chairman. for the /.
evening, Mrs. Edgar Anderson and
Miss May Belts presented an amusing