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The girl herself was the soul OF
honor. She was practical. too. ana
10 be fooled only along the line OF
her one weakness for her oulja
board.
I had plenty Co occupy my mind AZ
| walked home. Bob hadn't had his
breakfast wanted to tell him
he was a perfect dear for waiting,
wanted 10 pour my morning eHpcr
ience into his ears. but the tension
between us was too great felt
that must tell him more about my
life In certela' house. but ] couldn't
forget that he had often stopped my
explanations and then had seized
upon the dreadful hints from khther-
ineaAflilor'n curved red iipsi
N Bob ever wanted 10 know any
more about what Ind happened 10
me while he was with the 4. Il. =.
he would have 10 ask for the huowl.
ege
In the afternoon l went over 90
drink tea with Mother Lorimer. Her
heart would be breaking over the
dreadful revelation In BcnJie'H let.
ter. was the only woman with
whom she could discuss IL.
met Katherine Miller In the han
Of the I.orimer house. As mother
had said, she came and went like
one OF the family. yet she had never
been liked by either Mr.. or Mrs.
Lorimer.
Katherine met me with her usual
superior smile. She regretted that
Mrs. Lorimer was III and unable 10
see her. She condoled with me about
the loss OF Rabs.
1T has hurt us all. nwfuily." |
agreed. only the child's own
mother could feel worse than do"
added maiiciounly.
"Of course we were all horribly
shocked" said Katherine. And 80
anxious 10 help But really. don't
think I've given Bob a single clue.
though he has been 80 persistent in
coming" This with a magnificent
sparkle OF her bright eyes. To-day.
however. We came upon a trail.
When ] see Bob this evening
biz my llp at this and was glad
that Daddy Lorimer interrupted us.
for thus Miss Miller lost the effect
Of her speech.
Ito Be Continued
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Wishes 10 TnUite
Soldier Home

Dear Miss Grey; Having received
much valuable Information from
your articles. | shall appreciate very
much n you VIII help me solve a
problem.
over "A year ago I met a soldier.
who seemed 10 be "a manly. refined
boy. lie gave me his address, say
Ing he would be very happy ~
would write "a him. This I did, ana
tried my best 10 write CHEEKY letters
We corresponded during the period
of the war. and when the soldier re.
coived his discharge papera. ana
went back to his home town, he con.
tlnued writing This WAS last June,
and we are Ftill corresponding with
each other as / consider his letters
as being Just the right kind, for
they are businesn-ilke and yet friend
~. containing nothing that might
be claHned as silly.
lie has mentioned several times
his desire 10 see me. but rs ! have
seen him only once and my parents
have not met him. ! have not yet
mentioned that ! should like 10 see
him.
10 you think am showing any
unkindness by not inviting him to
come 10 my homer I would enjoy
very much seeing him again. but
how should | express this 10 him.
My parents read all Of his letters
and consider them very Interesting
I have not had very many boy
friends as I am NO busy with my
lessons. 40 I am rather uncertain as
10 how I might make this boy feel
welcome 10 my home My parents
do no, object TO him coming.
Thanking you. am
MISS IT.
Say 10 the young man that
your parents wish. thru you, 10
extend an invitation 10 him 10
visit at their home: or better
Etill, have your father or mother
write inviting him directly.
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THANKSGIVING Dance

The Junior Guild Thanksgiving
dance for the benefit Of the Thanks.
giving and Christmas bed fund OF
the Chlldren's orthopedie Hospital.
viii be given saturday afternoon,
November 5. In the Masonic Temple,
between the hours OF four and seven,
The Junior Guild members extend
a cordial invitation 10 their parents
and to members and friends of the
hospital TO comc in during the after
noon.
several specialties viii be given
between the dances hv groups OF
small children. As no admission Is
charged adults. basket IL provided
at the door, in which cash donations
viii be received TO help with the
fund. Nonmcmhcrs' admission for
all boys and girls under twenty one.
even small children. whether spec
tatorS or participants. Is one dollar.
This admission fee entities them
20 be entered as Junior or senior
member until November OF the next
YEAR. The name and address should
he given TO the secretary. therefore,
II the names are known OF any
bows or girls who are not members.
but who would enjoy the ThanksKiv.
ing PARTY, please send them 10 the
secretary or obtain n ticket for them
from any one OF the committee,
whose names are given below;
Junior Guild committec-Mrs. q,
W. Fischer. secretary, Mrs. G III
bacon. Mrs Wallace collins Mrs.
Thomas Green. Mrs. III. W. Treat.
Miss Katherine kittlngcr.
Hostesses--Nirs.E X, Adams. Mrs
William Wallace Barr. Mrs. II. A.
Browne. Mrs. w. l.. Beddow. Mrs.
parsie c. BARD. Mrs. Frederick
Christensen. Miss Nellie c. Cornish.
Mrs. W. X. Crawford. Mrs. {. X.
Collins. Mrs. Arthur Campbell. Mrs.
r. 4. Clark. Mrs. Lewis X. Dawson.
Mrs. Hamilton Douglas. Airs. \. J.
Fisken. Mrs Thomas Fransaon, Mrs
George LAmping, Mrs. w. II. Per.
kins. Mrs. J. l.. Pinkham. Mrs. y. :.
Palmer. Mrs. winlock Miller. Mrs.
Anna Thomson Milhurn. Mrs.
Thomas Mesdag. Mrs. X. ID. Merrill.
Mrs. II. Addison Stuart and Mrs. r..
Weldon Young
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CLUBS FOR SATURDAY
CLASSIC CULTURE CLUB.

The Classic Culture Club will he
addressed by John Speed Smith on
What Are We Doing to American.
lie the Foreigner In Scatter" This
is vital question before club
women. The speaker IL tho chief
naturalization examiner for the
Northwest. The meeting IL called
for 2:30 o'clock at the federated
club house. Harvard and Thomas.
Friends Of the club are invited.
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Wedding Parfy

The attendants for the wedding
party of Miss Meta Fohn and MIR.
Earl f. Carr have been chosen. Mrs.
Horace II. Chasaee. sister of the
bride-to-bc. will be matrun OF honor;
Miss Marion Iorrnx of Spokane and
Miss coletta f'ohn viii be brides.
maids. Little Josephine Morry Will
be flower girl The best man win
be the groom's brother. Mr.. Ray
Carr. and the ushafs viii I've Mr.. Cor.
nelius Fohn and Mr.. Burr Cline. The
wedding VIII take place at ~.
Joseph's church at . o'clock Thurs.
dav fuDrniug
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SOCIETY,"
Golf Tournament

Tho Golf club was the center OF IN
terest yesterday because Of the tour
nament In which teams from Vie
toria. Tacoma and Seattle competed
for the a. G, Henry silver trophy and
In which Seattle was victorious \
team from Vancouver WAS expected
10 enter, but was unable TO come
In connection with the tourna'
mcnt. luncheon was given for the
visitors by members Of the Seattle
team and a tea IN the afternoon.
Mrs. Trafford lluteSon WAS IN charge
OF tea which was attended by about
"a people Mrs. Josiah Collins, with
Mrs. Hutoson, presided over the "a.
bile. assisted by Mrs. T., A. Strout aud
Mrs. Archibald j. fiskcn,
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Doll Sholr

Members OF the novelty committee.
which Is one Of the largest depart.
ments of tho Doh show Co he given
In December FOR the benefit Of the
Ryther home. will meet Monday AT
one o'clock with Miss Judith Gibbs
and Mrs. II. +. Thompson who are
directing details. az taoS summit ave
II ~ planned that each division shall
held "A tea every week, when further
plans win bc discussed and dolls
dressed for the exhibition.
The chairmen IL the different com
mittees connected with the Doll show
met at luncheon al the sunset club
this afternoon TO discuss ana perfect
plans for this affair. which promises
10 be one OF the big events OF the win
ID
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Viii Give Tea

The Seattle Council of Catholic
Women will give a ten Wednesday
afternoon. October q. at knights OF
Columbus Hall. from until
o'clock. Right Rev. Edward J.
O.Dea win be present and Will give
an address on The Aspirations OF
the Council" Grand Knight John r.
Dore will also speak. Miss Agnes
Muilizan, social welfare worker. will
give an account OF the charity work
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Mrs. Gillespie Entertdins

With Mrs. J. \, Hamburg. OF Pied.
mont. and Miss Grace Heathcote. Of
Berkeley. as honor guests. Mrs, An.
drew Gillespie was hostess Ia about
one hundred guests at an unusually
handsome tea at her home yester.
day afternoon. Mrs. A. w, It'd
marsh. Mrs. James Mcfarian-. Miss
Alice Hole and Miss Grace Heffcr.
nan assisted Mrs. Gillespie
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-17
Cherry's
Opens
Today

The Rialto Building at Second and
Madison Is destired 10 be one OF the
most popular buildings in Seattle.
Crowds are testifyihg to this today
in attendance at cherry's opening.
II win always be the object Of this
concern to give courteous and
prompt attention to all who visit
this store. Our easy payment sys
tenn viii enable all to wear while
paying for the best and latest FASH
toned apparel.
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Literdru and Trarel Club

An open meeting of the Literary
and Travel Club was held Monday
afternoon at the home Of Mrs. A. w.
Hawiey. SIS Seventeenth ave. ". Tn.
address OF the day was delivered by
Chaplain J. J. Leherty. 8. ]. The
musical program was an follows:
Vocal solos. Mrs. Joseph Manning.
"I.ife's Lullaby and For You
Alone" and n piano selection. Grieg's
To tho Spring" by Miss Mary
Hawiey.
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On the Ne,C York

The junior officers on the New
York have issued invitations to a
masquerade ball. TO be held on board
the ship Saturday evening. Noyem-
Der /.
Yesterday afternoon the same OF.
ficers entertained with a large din
ner dance aboard the ship for some
OF the popular members OF the
younger set
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Eh0lrcr for Rride-tO-Re

with Miss Doris Ives. whose mar.
riage TO MIR. Paul Wilbur Masters
viii soon take place. as honor guest.
Mrs. Elmer Theodore Foss will en-.
terrain with a canned goods shower
at her apartments In the Sorrento
Tuesday afternoon. Mrs. Jesse Ives
win preside over the tea table, as
sisted by Miss Betsy Booth. Miss
Katharine Crawford. Miss Kathleen
ponohoe and Miss Alice Ives.
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VOLUNTEERS SAVE LIVES

NEW YORK. Oct. iI.--of as per.
sons saved from drowning In the
past season off the beaches and
river hanks OF New York by volun.
tecr lifcsavcrs. more than rs per
cent were saved by the $500 mem.
bers of the United States Volunteer
Lifesaving corps. Commodore Charles
T.. Raynor has made 800 rescues in
the last 30 years.
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10 days their daughter. Mrs r. n
pnpe. and her three little children
Of Hoquiarn. and their son. Ensign
Donald r. palmertou. who came from
Washington. u. C.. 20 take charge ~
the steamship Dewey as supercargo
and pnymaEter.
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Cynthia Grey

be sufficient " you could "a.
erence from good clfizens a. ~
town where you lived All yanr Ne
The state law requires ths,
person be "A resident Of tbs 49,
one year prior TO the flIlng
divorce proceedings.
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Ex.sERyICE MEN PRorsn

LONDON. Oct. II. - ExseFsfee
men are protesting and have sskN
Sir ]. Bethel. NJ. r.. and A. G. "a
wards. NJ. r.. to forward thelT am
ment TO parliament against 49,
being trained as housing inspecs1n
while ex-soldiers are unable b 81
work.
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Eastern Star Card Pnrtu

The Eastern star Club will give a
card party In the club rooms. 1920
Arcade building. this evening az hair
past eieht. A cordial invitation Is
extended TO all Eastern Stars.
Masons and their friends.
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Sigma Kappa Alumnde

The Puget Sound Alumnae Of
Sigma Kappa Sorority will meet
saturday at two o'clock Ia the chap.
ter house. 4fts 2ist n. u. All
aiumnae OF this and other chapters
are invited.
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BRIDGE Luncheon

Mrs. c. r. Ely was hostess to
twenty guests at a luncheon foi.
lowed by bridge. at her home We'd
nesday afternoon. A number OF
guests came over from Bremerton
for the affair. among them. Mrs.
Harry A. Field. Mrs. Graham. Mrs
Moore. Mrs. Brown and her guest.
Miss Elinor crtnk. and Mrs. Tar
rant
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Dinner Before
"Belle of Ballqrd''

Mrs. l.. r. lyman entertained
some OF the principals OF The Belle
OF Ballard" east with dinner Wed.
nesday evening. before the perform.
ance at the Sunset Club.
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Mrs. Bentieu Enterfains

To honor Mrs. William Harvey. OF
Vancouver. who IL the guest Of Mira
c. II. Lamont. Mrs. Frederick Bent.
ley entertained with an attractive
luncheon OF twelve covers AZ her
home this afternoon
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By REBECCA STEVENSON
office Phone. Main 600. Home Phone Capitol Gi1

done by tho council. The committee
Ia charge announces that every
Catholic woman In the city II invited,
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Informal Supper Party

After the performance OF The
Eelle Of Ballard" at the Sunset Club
Wednesday evening. DIR. and Mrs.
Casper Sharrles were hosts at an In
formal supper party at their hom.
for some OF tho members Of the
cast
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Gard Pdrtu

The Royal Neixhbors of America.
Friendship Camp. No. 35ss. will give
a card party Monday evening at half
past eight in the City Hall a, Bal-
lard
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Order Of Amaranh
tn Euferfniu

The Order OF -Amaranth, Ever
green Court. will give n whist party
Saturday at eight o'clock ut Moves
cafeteria, Second ave. and Seneca st
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Dirorce Ldc
OF This State

Dear Miss Grey: VIII you kindly
inform me how long one must be a
resident Of this state before starting
divorce procecdlngsy Would II not
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Reception,

Delta Kappa Epsilon win enter.
tain with q reception and tea at the
chapter house Sunday afternoon. In
compliment to Delta Kappa Epsilon
sisters.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-17

Mrs. Frank nabncy left the first
OF the week for the East to be gone
a month.
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Miss Catherine I.uhn. who has
been Miss Mary Dudley Walkers
guest during the week, left yeAtcf.
day FOR her home In Spokane.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-17

Mrs Far,vell Putnam LILY left
yesterday for Yakima to visit Mrs.
Howard iland over the week end,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-17

Mrs. A. r. Wanamaker. with her
hrutherin.law aud sister. Or. and
Mrs. A. H. tinne. leave tomorrow for
the Fast. where they will join Or.
Nanamaker FOR "A visit,
Evening journal., 1919-04-17

George Smith. Jr. boy SCOUT, No. iii2
Washington street
Saturdays, April 26, Maya and lO-NIrs.
w. II. Karns sub-chairman; Miss
Esther Splan. No. 2i05 jefferson street
Mrs w. b. Craig, Perryyille. Md; Miss
Ellen Boyd, Perryville. Md: Mrs. A.
Russell, No. SOP Broomc street; Mrs. A.
II. Childs. No. 27Os Ninth street, Thur
low. Pa; Mrs. J. p Bechman. Havre
de Grace, Md: Mrs. Charles Clinton,
No. $50 East Ninth street: Mrs Gill
pin. Elkton. Md; Miss Mary Walsh,
No. 700 South Heald street; Mrs. A..
Buriwel No. 1920 Twelfth avenue.
Moore Pa; Mrs Harry Brooks, No.
233 n. Franklin street; Mrs L. Brown
No. jOG Nes Twcnty-flfth street; Mrs
W. II. smith. No 2SO7 West Ninth
street. Thurlow, Pa; Mrs. n. Shink,
Thurl0w. Pa; Mrs +. w. Franzdcn,
Chester. Pa: Mrs. w A. Diggins, No.
900 Upland street, Chester, Pa; Mrs.
George Pennington, No. 3OiJ West
Ninth street, Chester, Pa; Mrs. H.
Frazier, No/i3i3 West street; Miss
Corlnnc Warren, Room 2l0, p. r. 'R.
Bldg; Mrs. r. s. Wilson, Perryyille,
Md
Evening journal., 1919-04-17
HOLY THURSDAY
SERVICES TODAY
Church Commemorate Be-
ginning of Drama OF
Passion of Christ
PREPARING FOR
GLAD EASTER

To-day. Holy Thursday commemor-
stes the beginning of the action Of the
great drama Of the Passion Of Christ
believed by an Christians Go be The most
iranspired on earth. In keeping with
.hc solemn nature of the season, SER
vices symbollcally keeping pace with
ths progress OF events nearly two
score centuries ago. viii be carried on
IN the churches, notably in those of the
Catholic Ztpisc0palian faiths.
A feature OF the rites In many Calho-
lie churches is The singing of the Tcne-
Drac dcyotions ON Wednesday. Thurs
day and Friday nights OF This week.
These dcy0iions. which consist of the
chanting OF passages from the prophct
jeremiah and other psalms and lamen-
ialions, are intended 90 express The
sorrow OF the world during The per-
iod Of darkness while Christ lies dead.
According TO the Catholic custom. the
statues. pictures and portions of the
altar are drapcd In purple, as a badge
of sorrow. to be removed during the
lengthy ceremonies on Holy saturday
morning. i'm anticipation OF the glorious
resurrection on Easter Sunday ON Good
Friday ihe sacamenial hosts are re-
moved from iic main allars 10 side al
fars, known as repositories where they
rest while members OF The congregation
watch, as a remembrance Of The soul Of
Christ departing the body for a season
Impressive musical programs have
been arranged in many Of the Protestant
churches for the remaining days OF The
Passion week
Evening journal., 1919-04-17
MANY WOMEN TO SELL
BONDS ATLTBERTY BOOTHS

Mrs. Gamble Lalre3c, captain OF th'
Pennsylvania Railroad Womens' III
vision for War Relief Department No
p, has arranged a schedule for Ga,
workers during The Victory Loan cam
paign Assisting Mrs. Lalrobe Is Mrs
W l.. Burt. yicc-chairman. Tho booths
during the campaign will be located, al
lhs Wilmington pennsylvania Railroad
station.
/ The schedule follows
1 Mondays. April n, 2S and May s.
Mrs. H. b. Nlurdock No. 9O5 Monroe
street; Mrs. Anne =. Parsons, No i2Ol
Delaware avenue: Mrs j. r. Ward. NO.
25i5 Monroe street; Mrs. r. A. Brcy
No. 1906 West Sixth street, Mrs s. "
Snroul. NO Slj Jackson street; Miss
Clark, 80. 1906 Delaware avenue Miss
Ruth Fleming, Donaldson Apartments
Mrs. C. T.. Oakes. 40. i01 West Twenty
ninth street: Mrs. y. McCarrOl, 30. 200
Lombard street, Mrs. Harry Brooks,
80. 233 North Franklin street; Mrs.
George Mcginniss. 10. ll3 Winchester
Place; Mrs e.. J. Rudolph, no. 1901
West street; Mrs a. n. Thawley, No
9lJ West Seventh street; Mrs W. II.
Ruth, no. COG Harrison street Mrs.
Edward Niclntirc Is sub-chalrman OF
the workers for the dates above.
Tuesdays, April -. % and May c.
Mrs. j. e.. Aulcn, sub-chairman' Mrs.
Gamble Lalrobc, no. 22OS Grant ave-
nue.; Mrs. G. b. kciser. No. on Della
ware avenue; Mrs II. 4. smith, No: 1921
Madison street: Mrs Charles German,
No. PIG West Twentieth street; Mrs.
Charles i. King, 40. 906 West Eleventh
street. Mrs George 4. White, No. 1904
Franklin street Mrs. Truman Camp
bell. keunelt Apartment Mrs. Frederick
Golding, No. go Delaware avenue. Mrs
Edward lleyle, No. 100 Adams street; (;
Mrs C. 3. Richards, no. 99O WaNaset
avenue. Mrs. Frederick A. Ross. No.
$40 West Tenth street: Miss Catharine
Ross. Mrs. j. T. Wharton. Rosellc: Mrs
l.. T. Melvin, No. 1901 West Ninth
street; Mrs. j. O.. Evans. no. GOO
Broome street; Mrs. G.. r. Svarlz. No.
1902 Van Buren street: Mrs iii. New
ark: Mrs. w. s. Valentine. No. 70i
West TWenty-seyenth street Mrs. g. T..
Zoriman, No, 20li jefferson street: Mrs.
George owens, No. 1918 West Eighth
street. Mrs. Cooper Bellcfontc.
Wednesdays, April %, 30 and May 2;
Mrs. G.. J.. Thompson, sub-chairman: /:
Mrs y. n. Dcverell. 80. 2605 Market
street Mrs Willard Hamilton. 30. 2l2O
West street; Mrs. A. G.. Davies. No.
2i09 Jefferson street: Mrs. =. Gibson
No. 2l0l Tainall street: Mrs. Miller, No
i3l West Twenly-slXlh street. Mrs.
sheriff No 26lO NIarktt street: Mrs
William Taylor. No iO22 Trenton
Place; Mrs Charles Triggs. No. 20l3
Market street; Mrs Britlingham. Me
dia; Mrs j. ~. Downs. 80. 2Gi2 Mar
ket street; Mrs. Ella II. Dillon. No. 1903
Shallcross avenue. Mrs. George shack
Teton, No. 1917 Shallcross avenue; Mrs.
Robert Fulton. No. 901 West Ninth
street; Mrs. Thomas Butler, No. 1908
Evening journal., 1919-04-17

Domestics and all household help viii
find many positions by watching the
Want Ads Of this paper.
Evening journal., 1919-04-17
cRANcTRs IN CONTEST

Eleven candidates wcro initiated in
the first and second degrees by llar-
mony Grange. on Monday night. The
candidates We're: Mr.. and Mrs. B. E
Parsons. Mr.. and Mrs r. A. preilyman,
Edwin Ball. Belle NJ. Chambers, Naomi
Bronkn. Edna Murray. Madeline Johns
Ion. Buford Easiburn and Charles Wood
ward. After The initiation there were
two contests. the FIRST between Paul
Mitchell, SleeE5Atwood and Walker Pen
niGgton The second contest was he
tween Joseph Mitchell, Jr.. Henry Ma
son, John Parsons and George Pierson.
Walker Pennington and George Pierson
won. After the contest The grange was
treated 20 pie. Before the contest be-
gan. Mrs. Lawrence Pennington read.
Next Monday night viii be ladies' night
Evening journal., 1919-04-17

West Seventh street; Mrs. T. A. Pietz
No 26O6 Market street.
Thursdays, April -, May and S. Mrs.
Charles L. Evans, sub-chairman; Mrs
Frederick Evans, No. PIG West Tenth
street; Mrs. Edward Callow, No. sii
West street; Mrs George B. Schrayer
Twenty-ninth and Market streets; Mrs
Leslie Appleby, No. 1909 Harrison
street; Mrs. e.. T. Richards, NJ. 920
Wawasct avenue; Mrs. Austin Ellison,
No. SOB Nan Buren, street: Mrs. Frank
Wealhcrby. No 5i6 West Fourth
street: Mrs Harry Williams. No. SOB
West Eighth street; Mrs L. G.. Hazlctt,
Media. Mrs. George Reynolds. Media
Mrs. u. r. Lawrence. No. i6 West
Iwenly-third street; Mrs. r. II. Orwig,
No 1901 Washington street. Mrs. c. D..
Rudolph. M 1901 West street; Mrs
w H. Ruth 40. COG Harrison street (:
Mrs C.. i. Sweeney No i5i2 Broome
street: Mrs sanford Sawin. 40. i2j
East sixth street. Mrs. Edward Germ.
No. 1919 West Seventh street; Mrs. An
ME Parsons, No 1906 Delaware ave
nue. Mrs Zila Clark. No. 1905 Delaware
avenue; Mrs. Raymond Jones, 40. 40
Pine street.
Fridays. April -. May ? and 9-Mrs.
r. G. Metz, sub-charmau; Mrs. c. NJ.
Smith. No lii2 Washington street;
Mrs. W. A. Fleming, The Donaldson
apartments; Mrs. G.. T.. Zoriman, No.
2Oii Jefferson street; Mrs W. H. Red
mile, No. liii w. Eighth street; Mrs
=. l.. Reynolds, The Marion Apartments:
Mrs. NJ. II. Tilghman. No. 1910 Tatnall
street; Miss Ruth Fleming. The Don
aldson Apartments; Mrs. r. Wilkin-
son, No. 2i6 West Twenty fourth street
Mrs. J. c. Book. Clayton, Del; Mrs r..
y Strickland. Holly Oak. Del: Mrs.
Edna kohlbcckcr, No. 30i West Twenty
third street; Mrs. R0dgcr Davis. Mid
dletoWn. Del; Mrs. G.. j. Lowe, % West
Twcnty-lhird street Mrs. pennewell,
No. zoo West street; Mrs II. y. Bice,
No . Penniman Apartments. Twenty
ninth and Market streets Mrs. j. Y
Boggs, No. 1912 Market street; Mrs. A
C.. r. Secmans, Clayton, Del. Mrs. VIII
liam Pippn. No. 6i2 Franklin street,
Miss Mamie O'Neill, Clayton, Dcl;I
Evening journal., 1919-04-17
mo- pIsCI-ss NECRoEs' NEEDS.

In the Howard lIigh School auditor
ium tonight there Will bc a public
meeting 20 discuss The conditions of
Negroes in this city. Eugene keucklc
Jones, executive secretary OF the Ma
tional League on Urban Conditions
among Negroes, Will be The principal
speaker The meeting is held under
the auspices OF the Associated Charities
which body has appointed q commitlcc
10 make preparations for the speaker
Mrs. Bessie Bowser Mrs. Gertrude
Rose. Mrs Blanche Siubbs and Arthur
p Chippcy comprise the committee,
All organizations and the public are
invited. Music will be furnished by
the Wilmington Musical Organization
aud The Community League.