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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-13
Bal EAtna 900.

About 81 40 was realized last night
from the military hall gwen By Com.
pany n OF the Second regiment, Okla
homa national guards. inauguraiine
the Auiono,iye hall The money will
he devoted 10 purchasing a truck for
Company ~ Abou, 5000 persons al.
tended the dance
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Dramatic Vengeanee.

DO YOU think there, any chance
for me 10 buy one o them tanks %
asked Farmer tohble,.
Why. ] don't know Whl, in the
world do You want with tank"
I'm tired o these road hogs In
big tourln' cars crowdln my fi-yyer
into bitches. Id like to Jog down the
road piece IN tank. Just to sec
what would happen. birmingham
Age Herald
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lust Between Chums

Edith-Jack told me was so in
terc,tlng and 60 beautiful
Marie--And vet you will trust your
sell Tor lie with a man who begins
decelving YOU even during his court
shin. Toronto Telegram.
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H. I2'9olo Garrison
What Lillian Told Msdge When They

What Lillian Told Msdge when They
Met.
7 llllAS met me in an,wcf 10 my
Il telephone message a. the rail-
foad N"'lnu Marion wide c,ed
and excited h, h,f ,'lc. She hurried
mr ~ waiting nTi
The Dd lnau ha, simply gone
Wild .Hr i We would never
get hirk - lilrh avenue II VIZ tried
10 walk Md lnh avenue Is the
center Of thing, luI nov"
"Oh hunur NlIgc" Marion va,
fairly jumping ~ and down m -.
cited glcc "lur't D. wonderful the
war IS o.cr and nov Uncle Dicky.
bird an come back and rnrlc Rob.
ctt iDo'
"lu.lc Robert" c,n.ci turning
~ startled INJURY toward Lillian. Tor
] had heard nothing about Robert
Sayarln for month, Whenever ID
though, oi him ! had pictured LII
Ian, artist friend iu his lonely noun.
tain home waiting quietly dc,o'edly
iuf any chance 80 serve her
Lillian IS ftrcly cm.l'4 ,cI and
J "a' surprised 90 .r, O. faint flush
30 her lace
A Story to Come
'Ill tell 500 al.s' u later ,he
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For q Rainy Day.

~ trust, Miss Tappt," said ,he
kindly employer 20 his s,enogtapher,
that you have something IN reserve
for rainy day"
"Yes, sir" answered the young
woman II am going to marry a man
named Macintosh. Christian Regis
ter
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lurked the ihrobbing anguish of knows
ing that my soldier husband was noe
yet out oi danger 4
(Copviphi)
Evening journal., 1919-05-10
GOODIES MOTHER
USED TO MAKE

It's natural enough that on Mothers
Day we should think longingly Of the
delicious "eats" mother used to make
the contents Of the cookie jar and
doughnut crockl
Here are some recipes mother used
to try.
Mothers DOughnuts-Cream a gem
erous half cupful Of butter with . cup
fuls Of sugar. Beat 3 eggs thoroughly
add to the butter and sugar. stir in y
cupfuls of sweet milk, and az cupfuls
of flour mixed with teaspo0nfuls of
baking powder Add the flour grad
ually to make a soft dough, roll out,
cut and brown in hot fat. Sprinkle
with powdered sugar.
. .Caraway COOkies-Ceram y cupful OF
butter with = cupful Of powdered su-
gar, and when light beat in the yolks
OF 3 eggc. Beat the egg whites sepa-
rately and add to the first mixture al
ternately with > cupfuls Of flour. Stir
in 1 teaspoonful of caraway seed and
enough more flour 10 make a dough
stiff enough to roll very thin. Cut in
rounds and bake quickly.
Evening journal., 1919-05-10
PEOPLES SETTLEMENT NOTES

The annual May festival held the last
three evenings at the Peoples Settle
ment House. closed yesterday with a
record attendance. More than $3.50 was
cleared toward paying off the mort
gage on the building.
The tots from the kindergarten
proved to be a great attraction as they
went through their usual morning eX-
ercises as unc0nsciously as II a large
audience was not present to applaud
their games and dances. Several groups
OF boys and girls just above the kin
dergarlen age sang their FrOebel songs
under direction of their club leaders
and the Brownie Scouts gave an ex-
hibilion Of semaphOre work.
The last thing on the program was
competitive drill by the Boy and
Girl Scout Troops. both doing excellent
work and going through their pro-
gram with enthusiasm and intelligence.
Military drilling, first aid, rescue
work, semaph0re signalling. and the
formation OF patrols, interested the
audience for over an hour over ti2
children were in the entertainment last
evening.
Members Of the W0men's Club had
charge Of the various tables. including
cake, candy fancy articles and ice
cream, and the members OF the Mems
Club acted as a general committee in
charge Of tickets, programs, ushering,
etc
The Playground is being put in shape
for outdoor work as rapidly as the
weather permits, and will be open after
school the mid,llc Of May.
Evening journal., 1919-05-10
Also a TrifIe Chilly

In evening gown, the modern maid
Has not bit Of backing.
And yet she bares herself right we'll
And swains she ne'er is lacking.
This is the coming out season for
feminine backs. In fact it's a sort Of a
backing out. The bareback queen Of
the circus ring as she breaks lightly
through paper hoop to cantering equine
back has nothing on the bareback queen
Of the social circle, as she lightly
breaks all precedent of bodice backs
and doesn't give a whopp for the con-
ventiOns. For, in truth the naked
truth. the queen Of fashion has moth
ing on herself these evenings-at least
in the rear-abOve the belt.
Paris, of course, is basck of these
backless evening gowns. Goodness
knows there isn't anything else back Of
them, except perhaps a strap Of silk or
string Of jet.
Gorgeous as an Oriental dream are
the fabrics and trimmings used 10 fash
ion these marvellous evening costumes.
They gleam with all-over embroidery
Of gold and silver threads. irridescent
beads and pailettes, mother-of-pearl Sc
quins or white and black Jet. Metallic
brocades and shimmering sltins en-
crusted heavily with gold and silver
appliqUes, are used 20 create those
models which are turning the vaclllat-
ing feminine from her straight and mar
row chemise-slip lines into a Vatican
Marquise, with puffs over the hips.
ilamboyant fullness OF skirts, a we'll
defined waistlne and yet withall well
defined lack Of back
The all-over sequined and pearl
beaded gowns still follow the straight
chemise effects and lack sleeves. as well
as rear bodices. The former deficit is
often made up by flowing lengths OF
tulle that float from glittering shoulder
straps and weighted with beaded tas-
sells. swing and pulsate at every move.
What the back Of the gown lacks above
the belt is usually made up by trail
ing bit Of train, that swishes its gleam-
Evening journal., 1919-05-10
| We ddimSGSI

Miss Clara NJ. Bingham, Of Carney's
Point, and Or. Edwin NJ Davidson. OF
pcnnsgrove. were married in Hanover
Presbyterian Church this morning by
the ReV. Charles II. Bohner The couple
were attended by Miss Jessie ;. Murphy
and C. C.. Maryis. After brief honey
moon Or. and Mrs. Davidson will live
at No. % South Broad street, Penns-
grove, after June 4
Evening journal., 1919-05-10
McCABE JUNIORS ENTERTAIN.

The Junior League OF McCabe VI. F..
Church held its annual entertainment
In the church last night. The object
OF the league is TO secure the cooper
alton Of the parents and TO show them
what the Juniors are dong in league
work.
A program Of music and recltatlons
were given A special feature Of the
prOgram was the solo "'Till We Meet
Again." by six Juniors IN "Zobo,' mu-
sic. I'm which tin horns with paper
covering the end were used.
Mrs. Samuel Keen, junior superin-
tendent, made a brief address, outlin-
Ing the work OF the league. she fur
ther stated that plans are under way
for enlarglng the church and that work
will probably be begun this fall.
The Junior League. desiring a part In
the enlargement OF the church, has as
sumed as It's part Of the project the
installation Of a pipe organ and report
ed SEQ already In hand,
As a reward for faithful attendance
q number OF the juniors were present
ed with gold junior league pins,
Evening journal., 1919-05-10

The Woman's Civic Club OF Richard
son Park met recently at the home OF
Mrs. Samuel Caufmant Tho officers
Delected for the ensuing year We're Mrs
; Samuel Townsend, president: Mrs
George Stewart, first vice-prcsldcnt
Mrs. Samuel Caufman. second vice-pres-
ident; Mrs. \. X. Smith, treasurer; Mrs
lCharles GrsN0ld, recording secretary
Mrs. Baucher, assistant recording secre-
tary; Mrs. John Welt corresponding
secretary; Mrs. r. l. HUT, chairman OF
icivlcs; Miss Nlable Lewis. chairman of
entertainments; Mrs. W. Baylis, chair
man OF Sunshine.
After the business meeting a social
hour was enjoyed and refreshments
were served
It was announced that the next meet
Ing Of the club will be held on May 90
at the home OF Mrs. George Stewart.
The Cynthia Helpers Branch OF the
International Sunshine Society will
meet at the home Of Mrs. J.. W. Elliott,
No 2iOO Talnall street, next Tuesday
evening.
Members OF the Junior League are
looking forward with much interest to
the National Conference which will be
held in Baltimore next week. Sessions
will be held each day from Wednesday,
10 Saturday. There will be a number Of
evening social affairs in connection
with the conference
Those attending the conference from
Wilmington will be: Miss Marion Dun
ham, Miss Mary Curtis, Miss Laura
Amory. Miss Jane Marvel, Miss Sarah
Townsend, Miss Julia Townsend. Miss /
Louise Lea, Miss Marjorie Pyle Miss
Alice Johnson. Miss Jean Evans. Mrs T. |
Clarkson Taylor Miss Alice Bush. Miss
Esther Ward. Miss Mildred Hopes, Miss |
Patterson and Miss Suzanne
Speakman.
The annual Ladies' Night" Of the /
Westminster Club OF Hanover Presby- /
terian Church VIII be held in Hanover /
sunday school han on next Tuesday /
evening There VIII he a reception for /
the club members and their wives from I
80 10 s o'clock.
81. James brotherhood, OF Grace /
Church will hold its annual ladies
Night" next Monday evening. A double f
male quartet will sing and Whites Or ]
chestra VIII play. William B. Foster
Will show number Of views OF "Old /
Hickory" the largest powder plant In
the world.
Tho frst annual meeting OF The Coui-
cil ~ Jewish Women VIII be held IN
the y ". n. 4. rooms. Third and King
streets. On Monday evening.
Following the election or officers a
social hour VIII be held. Among those
who Will entertain are Mrs. Isadore
Refs. who VIII reclte. Mrs. Lincoln
Goldstein and Norman Slansky, Cur
rent events win be given by Mrs. $.
habinOwitz.
Tie Mons Club of St. Andrews
Church VIII have Ladies' Night" on
next Tuesday, One OF the features will
be a minstrel show,
doldey College Alumni Association
VIII postpone its regular business and
social meeting for May from the night
Of the i6 10 that Of the q. The com
mittse Of which George l., Snyder is
chairman, is arranging an interesting
meeting including a humorous sketch
good music. refreshments aud dane
ng,
Evening journal., 1919-05-10

ing lepglh behind. below the hem.
shlmmering' little sh aight slip OF a
gown OF silver gauze, hung over with
splashing cascade OF cleaning dew
drop beads OF srystal, shows de
corous bodice to the fore that comes
up so high as almost to have its wearer
by the throat. Alas, she barely turns
her back to a cold world, however to
tally bereft Of covering save for two
twisted ropes OF the silver gauZe that
glide, shimmering, over each shoulder
and cling desperately to a shred Of Sc
quined girdle for rear support. The
turning Of a cold shoulder on a per-
sistent swain these evenings is almost
too literal TO be pleasant to the turnee.
for a May breeze is apt to be a bit
chilly on wholly unprotected surface
Of bare skin.
A decidedly daring and barring little
dance frOck Of black Chantilly lace and
chiffon has a bodice composed solely Of
two equally wide bands OF the chan
tilly. that pass from the high corsage
girdle Of shiffon in front. over the
shoulders to the low girde behind and
have nothing between bands but gleam-
ing flesh tints, an naiurclle. except for
a tiny strand OF jet across the shoulder
blades that holds the lacy straps in
place. The skirt is short, fluffy and
just one rufle of lace and chiffon after
another. while a glitlering rope Of iel,
wrapped around the waist, falls 10 the
knees in front and swings and sways.
Though the up-to-date charmer
scorns to cover her back, she has taken
to covering her head and with her
Oriental evening gowns she now
swathes her coiffure with metallic
gauze sequined chiffon or brilliant
satin lengths in contrast 10 her gown.
This fashion is sure to be an awful
blow TO the hair dresser.
But to get back TO back. these new
est backless evening gowns at least
make it perfectly obvious why you
can't refer to a damsels skin behind
her book, as hide.
Evening journal., 1919-05-10
W. c. 7. U. NOTES

The Woman's CHRISTIAN Temperance
Union Of New Castle county, Will
meet in annual convention at HOckes-
sin. on next Thursday, May IS. The
session will open at 9.45 o'clock and
continue throughout the day and eve
ming. Reports Of the years work will
be given. addresses by Or. Lyons. OF
Oxford Pa. and Mrs. Lulu LOveland
Sheppard are scheduled as part of the
program Election Of officers will also
take place. Delegates going from VIII
mington must leave in time 10 get The
9i0 car from Brandywine Springs. The
Kennett cars run on a schedule Of ~
hours, the next one being 1910. Box
lunch viii be taken.
Central W. C. r. L. viii meet on
Tuesday afternoon, at county head
qaarters, No. i0ii Washington street
Returns from a recent bake will be
received and plans made for a medal
contest to be held in the near future.
Also other plans for the raising OF
their share OF the Jubilee fund.
The monthly mating OF the Ella VI.
luutlltI I ulnu Will Uf uFlu w 'Alllc~-
day afternoon. in Harrison Street
Church. In addition TO routine bust
ness. final plans will be made for the
reception which this union is TO give
to their new members and the other
unions Of the city on next Thursday
evening. This reception will be held
in Harrison Street Church, and prom
Ises to be a very, pleasant occasion.
Mrs. Richard McNlullen is chairman Of
The committee Of arrangements.
The Hoffecker Young Peoples
which was organized on April
.. will hold its first business meet
ng on next Friday evening. in Har- !
'ison Street Church. Mrs. Anita High
rate is president OF the new branch,
md Miss Lillian W. Burnite cores
bonding secretary. Il is named in
honor OF the president emeritus Of
he Thacher Union, Nlts. :. z. Hof-
ecker.
Evening journal., 1919-05-10

| At the annual meeting Of the Colonia
Danes, held on Thursday afternoon. the
following officers were elected: Presl-
dent, Mrs. George r. Hofrecker: first
yicc-president Mrs Preston Lea; sec
ond vice-president, Mrs. Charles G
Rumford
New managers elected for three years
We're: Mrs. Preston Lea. Mrs. Samuel
Bancroft, Jr., Miss Elizabeth Jackson,
Mrs. Victor B. Woolley and Mrs. Fred
erick f. stone.
on Monday morning at 1890 o'clock
The DANES viii meet at the home Of the
president, Mrs. George r. Hoffecker, 90
organize.
Thursday afternoons meeting was
devoted to routine business, no pro-
gram being presented. The Colonial
DANES house presented an attractive ap-
pearance with decorations Of dogwood
and spring flowers. Miss Jennie Lovett
Lea poured tea at the social hour
The Washington Heights Century
Club will give a musicale in No. 30
school on Monday evening. This is
the only entertainment the club gives
during the year to which the public
is invited.
An interesting program has been ar
as follows: Violin SOLO Trent
wood Kleitz; harmonica solo, William
p. White: piano solo, George II. Day;
double quartet "Massa iH the GOLD
Cold Ground" Orpheus Club: Lead
Kindly Light" by Dudley Buck;
''Venician Love song" by Nevin
smiles, Smiles Fowell Carlisle
Will be the accompanist. Solos
will be sung by J. Frank Huss and
Edgar Smith.
During the evening community sing
ing will be enjoyed.
The meetings OF the Delaware state
OF Women's Clubs, which
will be held in the Wilmington New
Century Club on Thursday afternoon
and evening, June >, and Friday morn
Ing and afternoon. juno 6. will be open
10 all club women and TO those inter
nsted I'm the work. As this Is the first
annual meeting since the closing OF the
war. there viii be much OF Importance
and interest about which the women
shall take counsel together. A full at
tendance therefore VIII be heartily well
,omed by the hostess clubs. All women
attending the federation who are de-
'irous OF accommodations al Hotel /
iupont Will address Ernest :. Tatc /
The committee has arranged with Mr.. /
ralte for special rates for double rooms /
md meal tickets may be purchased as /
wanted at the desk at club rates.
The Young Ladies' Sodallty OF the /
sacred Heart Church viii hold a rum
mage sale on Tuesday. May i3. at Sew
NTH and Windsor streets. All goods
Vii be called for by notifying li35-J.
A comedy, entitled Entertaining
Nmelia.' Will be given in the New Cen
ury Club May q, under the auspices
" the Womans Bible Glass OF st.
'ohn's p. =, CHURCH, Dancing will fol-
ow the play,
TIC cast Is being coached by Mrs. Harry
and The following ara mem
lersl Iorke Rhodes, Clifford Weaver.
crank j, Mclntre, Victor Handy and
lenry Lodge, Miss Morion scott. Miss
.isie Beck, Miss Helen Piper and Miss
'ellie Qulgley, II
Evening journal., 1919-05-10
news HAPPENINGS
ABOUT new CASTLE
Red Men of Town to At
tend Service in Methodist
Church
SOCIAL SESSION
FOR CENTURY CLUB
Special to The Evening Journal.

Special to The Evening Journal.
NEW CASTLE, Del. May iO-At the
Baptist Church tomorrow the regular
order will be observed throughout the
day The Rev. c. T. Street will be the
preacher
The Rev 5. B. Wylie who has been
i'll expects to occupy the pulpit Of the
Presbyterian Church tomorrow.
Sunday morning at the Methodist
Church the pastor will preach a special
sermon TO the Improved order Of Red
Men Sunday being st. Tamina's Dav
and also Mothers Day. Atsthis SER
vice the Junior choir Will sing "On-
ward Christian Soldiers" as a process
sional, and an anthem, From Every
stormy Wind That Blows" Wallace
Waer will sing, when the Ebb Tide
Flows In the evening Mothers Day
Will be celebrated with an appropriate
sermon. The Junior choir will sing
MY Mothers Prayer" and the senior
choir From Peace to Light"
William q. Denny announces himself
as a candidate as a trustee of the New
Castle Commons, TO MI the vacancy
caused by the death Of John NJ. Hance.
Mis- Elsie Black LETT today for a two
weeks visit with DR.. and Mrs. s. An
drews at Orange, Va.
Alexander Proudnt Is spending a few
days In town.
ON Monday evening the Citizens
Building and Loan Association Will
meet In the trust company building.
After short bushes meeting of the
Century Club. Tuesday, there will be a
musical and social for the members,
On next Tuesday evening card
party will be given in the Century
Club. A large attendance is desired.
At the Council meeting last evening
Evening journal., 1919-05-10
FOLLOW VICTORY LOAN
DOVER GOES OVER.

Special TO 'Tn5 Evening journal.
DOVER May i0.-With the blowing
OF whistles, ringing OF the fire and
church bells Dover went "Over the
top yesterday afternoon shortly after
4 o'clock. The total subscriptions was
S3JS, $50 DOver's quota was $3.50. 900.
This amount will be swelled consid-
erably before night as it is known that
many subscriptions which had been
taken on Thursday were not turned in
until after the quota had been reached
and placed on the score board at the
Hotel Richardson yesterday afternoon.
Evening journal., 1919-05-10

The artist had in mind two Americans
left stranded "Over there." because
some other American citizens failed to
loan money 10 their government 20
bring the boys back.
OF course. this won't happen. The
boys, every one Of them. will be
brought back.
Uncle sam will attend to that.
Evening journal., 1919-05-10

the time for cleaning cesspools was ex-
tended from May to June T.
Council voted TO purchase a horse
from Geo. Rossel TO be used to draw
the cart for street cleaners.
Council adjourned TO met with Rich
ard r. Rodney Thursday evening.
Evening journal., 1919-05-10
5ac-TRIOLA SMEETs-5ac.

A crate packed box, the fruits litho-
graphed and embossed giving promise OF
the delicious contents. Crushed Pineap-
pie in cream, whole Seedless Raisins in
cream, and Crushed Strawberries in
cream. Special. SOC the pound box.
Danforth Dependable Drugs.
Market and Second Sts.-Adv
Evening journal., 1919-05-10
POSTPONE DANCE.

Because Of the death Of Mrs. E. C.
Reese, a prominent woman Of Harring-
ton. and owner Of the Reese Opera
House. the young people Of the town
have postponed their dance until Thurs
day night May 10.
Evening journal., 1919-05-10

And he will do this because there are
enough good. loyal Americans TO lend
their dollars for that very purpose.
II you have not already lined up
with tha tmunch Of Americans you still
have the chance-UNTIL AND IN
GLIDING MAY TENTH.
Buying Victory Bond helps bring
'em back.
Evening journal., 1919-05-10
Y. W. C. A. CALENDAR

MONDAY
1000 A. NJ.
Board Of Directors, Wollaston Han.
$50 p. NJ
Girls Work Conference, all women IN
vited, club rooms.
500 p. NJ.
Business Girls Club, Club Rooms.
Tuesday.
300 Pl NJ.
stan Meeting, Club Rooms.
WEDNESDAY.
Wapanachh Camp Fire. Club Rooms.
7.30 p. NJ.
Mandolin Class, Club Rooms.
SATURDAY.
dupont Girls Rehearsal FOR Pageant
Club Rooms.
500 p. NJ.
open Party. Club Rooms.
week with Mr., and Mrs. ", +. Linton.
Of this city.
william O. Singer. OF Newark. spent
Friday at Dover.
Philip Grant was recent visitor AZ
Miss Helen Davis, Of Clayton, visited
friends in this city last week
Miss Ruth Hutchinson has been
pending some time at Townsend.
Miss Mary Blair was d recent visitor
{ Clayton.
Evening journal., 1919-05-10
Rirk Ia S

Mr., and Mrs ceo-r. ~
stewart, Jr., of No 1921 ". Tentb strca,'
at the Physicians and Surgeons Uasut,.,
on May ;. a daughters '~S
Evening journal., 1919-05-10

10 Ills
Miss Townsend recently returned from extended trip through the
south and West Immediately
Womans Committee
Miss Townsend has devoted much Of her time
OF patriotic of
Sbyyle and
Evening journal., 1919-05-10
MISS BRINToN IMPROVES.

Miss Agnes Brinton, who was oper-
ated on recently for appendicitis, has
moved from the Delaware Hospital to
her home, No. 1902 Washington street.
Evening journal., 1919-05-10
MISS MORRIS ELECTED PRESIDENT.

Special to The Evening Journal
DOVER May 10-Miss Winifred Nor
ris. daughter Of l.. Walter Morris. CASH
Ter Of the Farmers Bank Of This town
has been elected president Of the Dover
Century Club for the ensuing year.
Evening journal., 1919-05-10

save and Have, and lend to the gov
einment. Buy W. :. :.
Evening journal., 1919-05-10

saving is the quickest road to oppor-
tunity. Buy W. :. 5.
Evening journal., 1919-05-10

SAVE, Lend TO the government HAVE.
Buy w :. :
Evening journal., 1919-05-10

Mrs. Henderson Weir is visiting on
the Hudson. New York.
Evening journal., 1919-05-10

Mrs. Edgar Hobbs Arnold, OF Brook
lyn, n. " has been The guest OF her
sister, Miss Elinor Vandegrift, this
Meek.
Evening journal., 1919-05-10

Major John lands, son OF Hon.
Charles B. Lands, who has recently
been appointed military attache to
Venezuela, has sailed Tor his post at
Caracas. Venezuela.
Evening journal., 1919-05-10

Russell II. Durham returned yes
serday from Hot Springs, Va.
Evening journal., 1919-05-10

Mr. and Mrs. Lyman D. Boutwell, en-
ltertained several guests at dinner on
Thursday evening.
Evening journal., 1919-05-10

Mrs. j. Wilcox Donaldson. OF New
York City has been visiting her mother,
Mrs. T. Coleman dupont