Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-10
MOSTLYABOUTPEOPLE

Before long thc lobby Of the Hotel du
Pont will have on IFS walls a very inter
csting exhibition Of Liberty Loan posters
not the printed posters seen everywhere,
but posters made especially for the
Wilmington Wonen's Committee by
artists of the Howard Pyle school Only
one has been placed, and that is y. G..
Wyeth's truly wonderful over the Top,
the same theme, only painted on a smaller
scale, Of the great poster hc did on the
Sub-TrcasUy In New York City This
is in the center of the south wall Of the
lobby and others viii be placed nearby.
One of them will be Henry j. p"ck'5
"Makc it Snashcr.' and this is a tank
crushing the Germany army nthc way
we would all like 10 scr IL crusbcdJ, their
dishonorcd flag falling into the nirc
Miss Henry rite Stadclmnn has painted
one in oils. "The Road to Berlin, and
this is The women building the road with
bonds, surely Il most timely and alto
gether sympathetic subject Then there
IS Miss lhJtna- cut~out showing 2 woman
buying g bond from .ncic sam Standing
on the hotel desk in % very prominent
place. end later there will ~ posters 81
Stanley VI Arthurg. GAYLE IuSkina
and several Others 10 hang ID tFc lobby
Bids for any NJ fhesc paintings n4y
be sent 70 ti Women Liberty Loan
office. Equitable Binding, care Of Mrs
Augusta I.aMo'rc and the opportunity
tO buy will BE- open until the close of the
campaign.
The marriapr q MISS Lydia Lewis
of IansioWnc, Pa, daughter " Mr.
Lucy Bddln Lewis. % John Rclman of
Dorleing EnQlerd, son II Mrs Caroline
Anne RI"kman, took place On March 10
a NTogufovo. Ru-ia with i ceremony
according t. he ..ocietg II Fricnd- and
civiI cereIron, Ba.h bride and nroo,n
are worker i'll tha Friends Recon-tr.ction
service there Dr Hickman ha- been
there, for tao Or three years. and Mr.
dckman went out about p ycar aeo.
Mr. Frederick William Curtis Mis-
Mary Curtis and Harriet and Dorothy
Curtis nih "a Jn WOODBURY., n I ~atur-
dav. to attend he marriage 0f Miss Helen
Botsiord Clark - Crrtwcii Clark % this
citv u fakc pIaeo N 130 clock IN the
/ evening fl The Prc~bvtcrlan Church, with
/ Z reception after,gard- ~ the horne u the
( bride parents ijr and Mrs Henry II
I Clarl
Miss Clark yil be attended by Mrs
I Oscar At klausmrver of Cincinnati.
| Ohio. as matron of honor; hv Miss Marian
| B ~,nnott III Woodbury.. II j a-s maid
/ of honor: end the bridesmaids viii be Miss
sally Madili ri Ocd-nshurz, ~ y Mss
/ Eleanor Hgtf uf CrcafSbgrg n 81 and
Miss kathrvn Clark ~ Washington. ID. O..
/ the groom ! SISTER G. Clark oi ta,fl-
ngton. the groom brother. will trt .-
his best man. and The ushers Wil hr
Sidney Bradford 81 Wilmington, Iiel-
tenant Robert q Lewis oI klAt0n. Md.
now at Camp Lee. stephen Curtis oi
Camp DIX and J. :. Cavanaugh of
WOODBURY.
Mr. Clark wiII glvc bis bachelor dinner
- Woodbury., Friday evening
The bride and groom will reside n thle
citv. where Mr.. Clark is connected with
the L. /. du Pont dc Nemou- and %.
"Whole unit safe. Redistribution 10
fresh tields u work gong on nusual
devotion shown by noth men and women
workers of Unit This cable received
bv he Philadelphia office OF the American
Friends Service mt from aArles Evans.
head ol the Paris office of that organlza-
tlon, regarding lneu1er- m renus
reconstruction unit iu Paris. Is very
reaSsurIng IN these ANXIOUS days
y letter from Vincent D. Nicholson,
eSec4tivc secretary ri the american
Friends service Committee IA lhis country
contains the following paragraph
You viii be glad - know hat our
work Ii France a4s been very little Affect
cd bv this offensive. Our work in the
district NOW rr-lnvaded was The newest
and smallest part OF our work Ia France.
Ouiv 20 cf the $50 English ana american
+ Friends were IN this region. Recent
letters from Charles Evans, written before
the German drive. have stated that the
important development for Friends wCusd
be in the upper MsrHe. In part OF thls
region. where almost no reconstruction or
. relief work has set been undertaken.
! Friends have been urgently asked by ne
! French authorities TO assume entire
charge O! the work This region hes
considerably 10 the east of the recent
offensive. and because Of its lack ol
strategic value has been the scene of
almost 10 important military operations
since the failure OF the big swing toward
Paris IN the fall OF 1911
Mrs. William ) Fareiand is spending
this week IN Baltimore, visiting her par-
ents. Mr. and Mrs Hugh Fond.
AIr and Mrs John Bancroft leave Tor
Hot Springs, Va. tomorrow, ~ spend
three week, here While they are
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