Smyrna times., 1927-04-27
SMYRNA CLUB WOMEN BANQUET
HONOR CLUBS 10Th BIRTHDAY
DELIGHTFUL LUNCHEON IN GEL
EBRATION OF EVENT ENJOYED
Guests Were Here From All Over the
State Including Many Former Mem
bers-PrOgram Much Enjoyed

UNAS-I ILHIOHCu
With one of its most delightful
luncheons the Twentieth Century Club
celebrated its twenty-ninth annivers-
airy last Friday,A pril 22nd. Guests
from all over the state were there
and many clubs were represented.
The club house which was prettily
decorated with ferns, palms and
spring flowers, presented an atmos-
phere of warmth and hospitality as
the glow of hearth fire, the flicker of
candle, the subdued light of floor
lamps contributed their part toward
beautifying the scene. Miss Laura
Bell and Miss Emily w. Spruance, the
decorators, were untiring in their eff
forts in making this charming trans
formation Of the Club House. The
president, Mrs. Howard r. Jones, and
her officers, Mrs. H. H. Kenyon, Mrs.
W. G. Anthony, Mrs. James Wright
and Miss Emily w. Spruance, receiv-
ed. Grace was sung by double
quartet composed of Mrs. L. NJ. Price,
Mrs. John Hudson, Mrs. Alice Read,
Mrs. w. g. Anthony, Miss Mary Hyn-
son, Mrs. A. J.. Hudson, Miss Laura
Bell and Mrs. Frank Hynson. The
delectable luncheon was served by the
club hostess, Mrs. Harry P. Jones and
/ her committee, Mrs. Franklin Middle
/ ton, Mrs. Frank Armstrong, Mrs.
William Armstrong, Mrs. George Car
I ter, Miss Rena Williams, Mrs. An
drew Cole, Mrs. R. D. Hoffecker, Mrs.
Frank Webb, Mrs. Harvey Wright,
H Mrs. Clark Knots, Mrs. Norris Truax
Mrs. Luther Lapham, Mrs. r. F. Cor
ley, Miss Helen Evans, Mrs. w. A.
Brotemarkle, and others. The high
est praise was given Mrs. Harry p.
Jones. the hostess, for the following
menu: chicken salad, tongue, biscuits,
pickle rings, coffee, ice cream, cakes,
nuts and candies.
Program Of Most Entertaining Nature
4 The program arranged by Mrs. FF.
/ Evans, was given after the very cor
! dial and we'll chosen words of well
come by the president, Mrs. Howard
r. Jones. The violin solos by Mrs.
Ralph J. Smith, Of Downingtown, Pa,
but formerly of Smyrna, were beauti-
fully played and greatly enjoyed.
Smyrna is always glad to welcome
Mrs. Smith and an appreciative audi
ence will ever greet her. Mrs. L.
NJ. Price was the accompanist for Mrs
Ralph J. Smith. Enoch Arden, by
Tennyson, a musical reading, was
| splendidly given by Mrs. Thomas Gov
/ erdale. The piano accompaniment
composed by Richard Strauss, was
played by Miss Rebecca Williams. An
appeal from the Red Cross for the
sufferers in the food districts Of the
West and Mississippi, was also read.
Among Guests Present Participating
The following were present: Mrs. Ralph ].
/ Smith. Downingtown. Pa: Mrs F. Elwood
Miller. Lock Haven. Pa: Mrs Fin Sparre
and Mrs Frank Turner. Wilmington Mrs.
Howard Pool. Mrs. Watson Belts. Mrs. Clar-
ence Pool. Mddletown Miss Anna E. McMi-
Ian. Wilmington; Mrs. J. E. Stewart and Mrs
Irvine Irving Handy Philadelphia Mrs. Paul W.
/ Taylor. Holly Oak Mrs. r. p. Nichols Eas-
ton, Nd. Mrs. Albert S. Spurry. Harrington !;
Mrs. g.. N. Hensley, Wyoming Mrs. Harvey
G. Sharpe, Milford Mrs. ]. Spencer Lapham.
! Goldsborough. Md: Mrs. H. c. Clark Kenton :
Mrs Edith Stewart. Philadelphia: Mrs. John
| Carrow. Miss Ella Wilson. Dover Mrs W. B.
Ashbrook. Mrs. E. w. Dawson and Mrs. John
J. Williams Wilmington: Mrs B. r. Merrill.
Mrs. Eva Truax. PHILADELPHIA Mrs. "A. H.
Mrs. w. P. Satterfeld. Mrs j. B. Hutton
Mrs. Eugene Raughley. Mrs. Walter A. Pow
ell. Mrs James Pennewill. Mrs. w. S. Ham
mond. Dover; Mrs. Robert Vanwinkle. Mrs.
Mary Gessing. Chestnut Hill. Pa; Mrs. Wilber
Rawley. Mrs. Edwin Postles Lepsic Miss
Sarah Pratt. Philadelphia: Miss Sadie Records
Mrs L; B. B., Harrington, Mrs Clyde Miller
Mrs w. w. Sharp. Harrington; Mrs. Rynear
Slaughter. CLAYTON; Mrs. g. v. AttiX, Kenton !;
| Miss Norma W. Leetch. Miss Norma L. Ogle
/ Wilmington Miss May Draper Camden Mrs
| H. A. J. Upham Milwaukee; Mrs. James H.
Hughes. Dover: Mrs. Murray Stewart. Will
ser. Germantown; Mrs John Carrow. Dover ;
/ Mrs Walter o. Stack. Wilmington; Mrs
Thomas Davis. Mrs. Charles d.. Abbott and
/ Miss Mary E. Smith, Milford; Miss Saxton,
Mrs. Harry B. johnson. Wyoming Miss Mel
/ lie Hughes, Miss Lucretia Stevenson. FELTON, :
I Mrs Charles o. Ellis Miami Florida Mrs
w. J. Dixon. Mrs. W. B. Fortune, Mrs. Mad
! den. Mrs. William Turnbull. Collingswood N.
/ J.; Mrs. 7. Y. Cahall. Frederick Mrs. Will
/ Wilmington: Mrs. J. I: Collision. Mrs. O.. B.
Waller. Wilmington; Miss Cynthia Blaine.
/ Pocomoke City: Mrs. Edwin X. Nelson. Ridley
/ Park, Pa; Mrs. L. M. Price. Mrs. Walter o.
Hofeeker. Miss Anna Hough. Mrs. Alfred
Z. A. Lemoine. Mrs w vi Hynson Mrs.
Hynson, Mrs. Harry B. Grieves Mrs. H. D:
Boyer. Mrs. F. F. Evans. Mrs. Margaret
/ Grimm. Mrs. John Clifton, Mrs. l. /. Handy.
Mrs. ]. Newell Lloyd. Mrs. Bertha B. Clifton.
Mrs. E. G. Walls. Mrs. Clarence B. Raymond.
Miss Cora Tschudy. Mrs. Thomas Wilson, Mrs.
| w. d. Hudson. Mrs. j. z. Wilson. Mrs. Will
liam Taylor. Mrs. Annie Pierce. Mrs. Hervey
Hall. Mrs. S. J. Reynolds, Mrs. James An
thony. Miss Eunice Anthony. Miss Anna Beck
EFT. Mrs. r. H. Denney. Miss Julia w. Grif
fth Miss Matthews. Mrs. Walter Keith. Mrs.
Henry C. Webb, Mrs. ". Lay Phillips Mrs.
Chares Hill, Miss Dean Hill, Miss Name Hill.
Mrs. James p. Hofecker Mrs. Norman w.
Coleman Mrs. Frank Postles. Mrs Ralph E.
| Spruanee, Miss Anna Middleton. and others of
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