Evening journal., 1918-04-27


cir golden wedding anniversary on
.f0nday afternoon from ? until 6
rlock. and they will be glad to wei
comes their friends at lliat time.
Colonel and Mrs Cause have always
made their home in Wilmington and
have lived for The past 80 years where
they are living now.
Colonel Cause Is a veteran Of the
Chil War and was a captain OF the
Fourth Delaware Volunteers, serving
from 1862 to 1865. Colonel and Mrs
Causes family Is now represented in
the army by their son, James
Harlan Cause. lie is an officer in the
i0h Field Signal Battalion at Camp
Mcclellan, Anniston, Alabama, and was
formerly connected with the Delaware
Regiment.
Mrs. Walter Powell, president Of the
Delaware Federation of Womens Clubs
Mrs A. d Warner and Mrs. Benjamin
Nields left this morning 90 attend the
biennial convention OF the General Fed
Grafton Of WOmon's Clubs, at Hot
Springs, Ark. from April 30 TO May 8.
Many receptions will be given 10 the
delegates and visiting club women dur
ing the convention.
Delaware delegates TO the Continental
Congress Of the National D. A.. r.. held
in Washington recently. assert 10 was
the most wonderful conference they
ever had The delegates from this city
were Ms George q Hall. State Regent /;
"a sHflH a
dent goneral OF the National Socie,
Mrs s. NJ Council, Regent of Caesar
Rodney Chapter, and Mrs. James H..
Scott state secretary. Miss Elizabeth
Blanken, Mrs. Moody's niece was a
page 10 the president general, Mrs.
George Thatcher Guernsey. Mrs.
Frederick Blatz also was a page Miss
Deborah Peacock, recording secretary,
attended ,he conference.
The society bought 100000 worth Of
Liberty Ponds OF this third issue. At
oIie afternoon session $4,000 in cash
alone was received which does not
Include the plode-s. This money used
fO- the purchase OF Liberty Bonds does
.nll include he S5l 900 which the ID. a. r.
have Won 90 rebuilding the little
jFreWh town of TillolOy The Daugh-
tiers have furnished knitted garments
Tor the men OF q battlcships As a
special favor they have loaned their
ground. back Of their building
In Washington TO the government.
Temporary office buildings have been
built here One Of the real events OF
tho Cong 'ess was the reception given
in the Pan-American building
Mrs. Moody also attended the Daugh-
ters OF 1912 convention held in the New
Willard, April %, "a and p.
The program for the current events
class OF the New Century Club, next
n lesday morning, follows
Current events, Mrs. Robert Maris
movie town in California, Ms. q. =
Aludgex work Of the d. A. r.. Congress
Mrs. E. p. Moody; spring flowers
Mary H. de You; canning OF fruit, Mrs
Frederick c. snyder; music, Miss Made
line Reed. The report of the nominat
ing committee, Mrs George y. Brown
Miss Rachel Rowland and Mrs. Will
liam r. Head will be given.
Miss Elizabeth Patterson, Is spending
the weekend out OF town.
w. S. Simpson, OF No. $40 Van Buren
street. is out again, after having had
an attack OF rheumatism.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. p Elason, OF this
~city, spent Sunday in Newark the guests
Of Mr. and Mrs. II. l.. Bonham
Miss Marion Campbell, OF Newark
spent the weekend In Wilmington.
Madam schalfheut. Belgian refugee
who now makes her home In this city
was the guest OF honor at luncheon
af the College, at Newark, re.
certify.
Miss Bertha Finley, Of this city, spen
the weekend with her sister, Mrs
Iames Beers, at Appleton, Maryland.
Miss Madeline Fell was a recent vsi
lor 10 Kemblevllle.
Miss Hilda Shaw. Of this city, is visit
ing Mr.. and Mrs. stephen G. Pierce a
5ewes.
The spring meeting Of the Junio
League will be held at the home Of Mrs
n. G. Tallman, No. ii0i West Tent
street next Thursday afternoon, Mis-
Grace Henry, OF New York, and Mis-
Goodwillie OF Baltimore, will be IN
speakers. A buffet luncheon will b
served.
The many friends Of Morris Jorde
son OF w. p. JoNie, Of No ti02 Penn
sylvanla avenue, who has been serious
" in with typhoid fever, are please'
that he is improving Young JOrde D
a popular High School student.
The marriage Of Ellis NJ ArmstroHs
Delaware College, class Of 1905, AM
Miss Virginia #. Warren, Of Moline, iii
was solemnized last Saturday at noon
IN the Chapel Of St. Luke's Churcl
Philadelphia, the Rev Dr. David N
steele. officiating Miss Helen Warren
Of Wilmington, sister OF the bride, wa
maid Of honor. and Walter Priester, q
Davenport Iowa, acted as best mar
Only the immediate families wer
present Following the ceremony
wedding breakfast was served at th
Hotel Adephia Mr. Armstrong is
civil engineer, in the Government sery
ice. stationed at Hog Island Mrs. Arm
strong VIII be remembered as a grad
uate Of the Wilmington High Schoo
and also one Of Wilmington's publ
school teachers.