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Evening journal., 1919-02-19
CLU women FOR
PROPER ATTIRE
Think Working Girls Should
Wear Proper Garments
While in Offices
ALSO DISCUSS HE
EDUCATION QUESTION

Members OF the Current Events Class
OF the New Century Club at the.r
meeting yesterday morning expressed
IN a resolution that business women
or girl employees In offices, stores or in
dustries should be dressed In a suitable
texture and cut 10 maintain the h gh
standard now possible for business
women. rather than in apparel better
for The drawinToom o. the
Rtage.
The action which certain business
houses In this city have issued that the
young women employees should lay
aside low neck gowns, short skirts, ETC.,
for an attire more suitable 10 office
work. has met with The approval OF the
Current Events Glass. They express
theE approval in the following reso-
lution:
Whereas. Certain business concerns
have found IL necessary TO request
women in her employ to wear gar
rnents OF a suitable texture and cut TO
maintain the high standard now poss.-
bic for business women;
BE 10 resolved, That we as class OF
the New Century Club, an Organization
Tor intellectual culture, moral develop
ment literary purposes and philan-
thropy. so on record as approving sad
action; I
"Be It further Resolved that we so
on record as recommending instruction
ir~soffice department and correct dig
nifled dress for business women as
part OF The curriculum in all business
ira ming"
Miss Matilda Ferris gave an informal
talk on Friends War Work" She
cleared up the position Of the Friends
unit about which the speaker said
there had been considerable misunder-
standing.
Professor Mary E. R'ch Of the wom-
ems College Of Delaware, gave a re
sumo OF the Educational Survey OF
Delaware" She said the State has no
system OF education, only Boards o.
Education. The result is that what Is
everybody's business is nobody's busi-
ness or that each district Is practically
an autocracy, run by some one man.
she said
Professor Rich said what is needed Is
a State board OF 1--WE members. with a
State commissioner. who Is an expert
20 determine the educational policy o!
the State through district boards.
These are recommended In the code
now before the Legislature.
AS there was lack OF time for. Mrs. n.
p Pennocks Current Events and Mrs.
James K. Stacks paper. these viii ap-
pear on progrsms at a future date.
Mss Ella Pyle gave two delightful
plano solos.
Evening journal., 1919-02-19
MAKNISH AND DAINTY

all pink matched. OF bones these cor
sets have but few, and give that lstes
/ figure new, which makes you look
no stays at all.
All newest corsets come this way. SO
soft and supple that you may. though
frm and snugly you're encased within
their pink and stayed embrace. still
breathe and bend, oh. quite a Bit and
loll a trifle when you sit All. truly.
TO be thusly stayed were Joy 70 ma
tron and 10 maid.
And from pajamas, since they've
seen 'em, the fair sex will lst nothing
wean EN-. Such gorgeous garments.
rare and racy. OF softest silk with in
sets lacy. Bedecked with rufles friV-
olous and lots Of other dun and fuss.
Some haven't any sleeves at all, some
too diaphsnous 10 call a sleeve aren't
worth The mention, although they hava
a sleeve intention.
They come In every tint and hue,
rose. lavender, green. yellow, blue.
Some are embroidered lavishly 10
beasts from the menagerie. In flowers,
fowls and fishes, too. and other fauna
from the zoo. II you've designs 10
buy a few then they'll soon have de-
signs on you.
some are more plainly tailor made,
in softest satin, pink OF shade. but
even these are gathered In 10 firlly
runles round each shin. and girdled
round about The waist and tassled cord
In perfect taste They all with beauty
are replete. seductively and ohicly
sweet. II really seems a shame 20 me
theg must be worn where few may see,
and only donned IN darkest night. when
you've put out the, ,cat and light
Evening journal., 1919-02-19
1@ddimgS

Miss Hedwig Joachinwoska and An
thony Minakowski. both OF this city,
will be married this afternoon at
O'Clock in St Redwig's Church by the
Rev. John Gulcz Miss Joachinwoska
has been an enthusiastic war worker
and has taken part in many entertain
ments given for charity. The bride and
groom win live at No. ii6 Logan street
Miss Rebecca Ann Sedberry. daugh-
te- OF Mfr. and Mrs. George FRANKLIN
Sedberry OF Nashville. Tennessee. an,
Walter Jones Laird OF this city viii
be married at 7 O'Clock tonight at tn
home OF the brides parents, No. 24i'
West End avenue.
Those attending the wedding from
this city will be Mr.. and Mrs Calel
Stabler. Mr.. and Mrs Philip D. LairI
and the Rev. and Mrs. William II. Laird
Upon the return 10 this city tn
bride and groom VIII be at home ate
April 10. at Sixteenth street and Riv
erview avenue.
Miss MaedslIne P. Ferry. daughter o
Mr.. and Mrs Harry Ferry. Elkton, anf
William A McGowan. or this CITY. WI
be married in Elkton. on next Monday
by the Rev. p p. Arnd Mr. MoGowaini
is the well-known professional oasnall
umpire and newspaper writer Ale,
March 10 the young couple VIII i've az
No. iO22 Tatnall street. ihis oi'y'
Cards have been Issued by MT snu an
Mrs David Sperry. Of Dover. ~ S.,,s,b- a., @b
nounVIns nc" Miss Iessie NJ. sperry. 70 j. s Ellis
Tomiinson' 1s' so son Of Mr.. and Mrs .,,.1 Jonn
r Tomlinson, Of the Southeast ',odn,s Sorner
y, ~ TSysnty-ninth aDd Jefferson .,, streets
., on February IS. Mr.. and Mrs. fomiin-
eon on are spending their no1Symoon 20
sfantic city and on their return VIII
reside here. Mr. Tomlinson being an
employe Of the dupont Company.
Evening journal., 1919-02-19
DAUGHTER OF AMERICA.
W. II. S. JUNIORS ENTERTAIN.

The Junior Glass OF the High School
presented Fanny and the Servant Prob
lem" four-act comedy by Jerome X.
Jerome, at the High School on Monday
night. Mrs. C. F. Wentz was the stage
director. Helen Tilghman was Fanny,
with Howard Boyd as, be man OF the
house: Anna Carroll and Natalie Taylor,
as Fannie's aunts; Charles Gibson, a
medical man. Taking the roles OF the
servants who constituted the problem.
were Clifford Smith. as the butler
Louise Jackson. as housekeeper: Vera
Edwards. maid; Albert Grierfi foot
man: Zechebel Topkis. a maid: Ralph
Seigrist. business manager. The play
was pleasingly given.
Evening journal., 1919-02-19
v 81 n. A. DANCE.

Another dance under the auspices OF
the Jewish Welfare Board and the
Young Mems Hebrew Association Is In
preparation. 1t VIII be held tomorrow
night in the auditorium Of the Y. NJ. H.
A. Third and King streets.
The uniform admits the wearer
Girls are admitted by invitation only
The dance Is also open TO members OF
the "Y."
A little welcome" envelope Will be
given to every soldier. and sailor.
There IS also under way preparations
for a smoker to be held next week al
which soldiers from the nearby camps
will participate
Evening journal., 1919-02-19
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Clubs.

The Woman's Club OF Gordon Heights
met at the home Of Mrs. B. R Veasey or
Monday afternoon. Mrs. Charles F.
wollaston. president Of the Y. w. c. A.,
Wilmington. teld the club how the Y.
w. C. A. OF this city reaches and helps
girls Of every class. Mrs. Wollaston
stated that the work was carried on ad-
mirably by Miss Grace Ocborne, gen
eral secretary. -
Mrs. w. S. Gordon read current
events. Music was furnished by Mrs.
F. B. Strickland, Mrs. c. F. Brown and
Miss Lorena Emmons. During the so
cisl hour the hostess served tea Several
members OF the Bellefonte Civios Club
were guests Of the afternoon.
A Five Hundred" party viii be given
by the Women's Benefit Association OF
Maccabees in A. o. u. w. Hall. No. 600
Washington street, on Friday evening.
A musical and social hour will follow.
Hanover Red Cross Auxiliary will
hold its last meeting tomorrow. Wom-
en- OF the church who have Red Cross
work at home are urged 10 bring II to
the church as all work must be I'm
ished and turned In tomorrow. Box
luncheon will be enjoyed.
Pollyanna Branch OF the international
Sunshine Society. will meet tomorrow
afternoon at 2.30 O'Clock al the home OF
Mrs. Lester Hopkins. No. SIP Concord
avenue. Mrs. w. G. Jones, president OF
the branch. will preside
The Kemery Studio Club met at the
home OF Miss Eva Mailman last night.
After the usual business meeting and
rehearsal a delightful program was
given. Miss Sarah Stern sang The
Echo Song" by Somerset Stakes Shield
sang The Three Ringers" by Lohr.
Miss Lisette Stephens sang "Florian
Song" by GODDARD. and Mrs. Harriet
Dunn gave readings. The club VIII
meet next Monday night at the home
Of Miss Mamie Shelter, No. 1916 West
street.
The WASHINGTON HEIGHTS ". c. T. U.
will meet tonight Immediately follow
ing the prayer uutcbiub VI nSs''s
E. Church. the meeting VIII be held
in the church. In all probability the
Jubilee Drive" win be discussed.
The daushters Of 1912 held a card
party in parlors A and B. Of Hotel du-
Pont. yesterday. afternoon. About .
guests were present They played II
tables OF 500 and auction bridge. The
funds secured from the party win be
used In patriotic work. Mrs. i. L
Mum was chairman Of the affair.
The Home Missionary Society Of As
bury NJ e. Church will give parce
post sale at the home OF Mrs. james
Deakyne. No 4n6- East Third street %,
morrow evening. Fsfreshments VII
be served.
Evening journal., 1919-02-19
TON IHINlRr WEBBING.

A "Tom Thumb" wedding and liter
ary entertainment will be given BY the
Junior Epworth League OF East Laks
] NJ e Church In the church. Thirtieth
and Tatnall streets. tomorrow evening.
The proceeds will be for the building
/ fund. Wedding colors will be white
and pink. Boys viii wear full dress
suits. Members OF the bridal party
will be: Bride little Miss ssrsh Gai-
laher: groom, Master Walter Missln,Sl'
matron OF honor. Miss EllzaDetI .5ns. ',s,,s
her: best man. Master hsrly v,oiet
bridesmaids. Misses Helen WystL woe. WOE.
St,Hs~ Alice Bsbcock. Adelaide Crais;
nsbsrs ,.iI,S Masters william Jones' D3rNsin I,i,
w5,Isnn lS,is,S n cIlTord Harkness, Wilson
~,'sy. ossy. flower girls. little Misses ,, Doris
kes9 Eos9' Marearet Losey: minister. Master Master
Sssries Sssr - Morris; soloist Miss Francis
BabcOck.
Evening journal., 1919-02-19
soLDIERs DEMAND
BOOKS IN FRANCE

AS proof Of the fact that the men in
the service since the signing Of the
armistice have more time 10 read and
study. the rate Of shipment by the
American Library Association has been
greater since the end OF the lighting
than It was before. Almost $4,000 OF
these books have been shipped since
November fifth.
Even two million books will not be
sufflcient. cables tom France state.
The demand OF the men for books
which bear on their Jobs back home Is
declared by the A. l. A. representatives
IN France to be almost unbelievably
great.N I'm the past three months the
American Library Association has ship
ped $4,000 volumes OF special tecnni-
cal books for rb-aries in connection
with the schools now being establish
ed BY the Army Education Commission.
Evening journal., 1919-02-19
p d II { i @ S


Parter Schutt. son OF Mfr. and Mrs.
Harold S. Schutt, had a birthday party
last week Twelve little friends helped
him celebrate his eighth birthday. The
AFFAIR was a happy one, md all the
little folks had a good time.
Mrs. r. r. NJ. Carpenter gave a small
party last Friday afternoon for her
daughter. Irene. Many friends Of the
lady miss called 10 see her and had a
i-royal good time.
Little Miss Virginia McCaullsy Fos-
ter. daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs Levi
McCaulley Foster Of No. s29 West Ninth
street celebrated her nth birthday an
lniversary yesterday afternoon at the
home OF her parents. Six OF the little
girls friends helped her 10 enjoy the
occasion. The afternoon was spent IN
games and the little folks had very
happy time. and wished their ntue
friend many happy birthdays. Each
OF the little guests was given a pretty
litle basket favor. 1lled with candles.
One Of the happy features OF me party
was the birthday cake which was pref
tly frosted and adorned with Ave red /
candles which when lighted made q
pretty effect.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank D. Thatcher en-
terlalned at a dinner on saturday eve
ming at their home. No. zoos Pennsyl- |
yanla avenue In honor OF their we'd !
ding anniversary which fell on sun
day. Covers were laid for twelve
guests. The color scheme was red and
the decorations were OF a valentine ma
ture. After the dinner the guests
played cards and a most enjoyable
time was had Mrs. Thatcher was the
recipient Of many pretty gifts
Among the guests were Mr.. and Mrs-
w J. Webster. Mr.. and Mrs. Hunter
Grubb, Mr. and Mrs Robert Lytle, Mr..
and Mrs. William Rosa, and Mr. and
Mrs. Walter Layneld.
A birthday surprise party was CIV
en- John Bennett Of Elsmere last Sat
urday evening at his home by his
chums. John Smith and Glenn Ar
guitb. Games were played and Miss
Kaufman played several selections on
the piano. Members OF the Elsmers
| Presbyterian choir were present and
sang several selections. Refreshments
were served. Those present we,e
Misses Esther Hickman. Meta Daniels
Rossnna Kaufman. Marion Tally. Mar
I garet Weaver, Dorothy Crawford. Ber'
/ tia Bennett, John Bennett. John Smith
Glenn A-guith. Carl Eidelberger. Eu-
gene SmFhseE Earl -Mesemer. Grant Ben
nett. Clinton Markheiser. Gavett ksuf-
man, and General Pershlng Bennett.
Mrs. Arguith and Mrs. v. R. Benne@
Mr.. and Mrs. Davis G. Jones VIII give
a dinner dance at their home THIS even
inc In honor OF their fourth weadlns
i anniversary. A number OF tne sueSss.
will be from Philadelphia, Mrs. 'one'
former home.
>uss FIzsbsth Rhosds was given
.,rth5sv marty Saturday at ner nome
" i05O Lancaster avenue Sne
eelved many gifts. Refresnmen'S ""
served
.,a Mrs theodore B. Scudder. OF
SiI, eos SiiS vves' twelfth street. celebrated
no 70. ,,b ~. anniversary OF their marriage !
s,.S So,u-dsy evening They reoeNeu
many handsome SITS.
Miss Bessie johnson. organist an1
.boIr leader OF Union NJ Z. Church
was surprised by the members OF the
cboir and a few friends on Monday
even 'ng at the church home. The occa-
sion was Mss Johnsons birthday an
niversary.
The evening was spent in music and
games. Refreshments were served.
Evening journal., 1919-02-19
REUNION OF PALM BEACH GOLFERS

/ The OLD Guard Association OF Palm
Beach golfers has invitations out for
its first annual reunion and dinner in
the Poinciniana grill Friday evening.
The committee includes Col. ]. Ernest
Smith. OF Wilmington; Walter j.
Travis. OF New York. and L. NJ. Stuner,
OF Chicago. The society was formed late
last season and comprises about lfty
members Only those are eligible who
lhave spent i've seasons at Palm Beach.
Evening journal., 1919-02-19

Miss DUPONT returned yesterday from
California where she had been visiting
since November. The greater part OF
her trip was spent IN Santa Barbara
Miss dupont who is the owner OF
string Of thoroughbred horses which
she has shown at many horse shows
expects 10 exhibit her horses again
this spring and summer.
Evening journal., 1919-02-19
~ TIPS
KyxxXsEH TOzzzE
WZNEEZTGT
WMl47HI11K
McEQ G1M

Write your. question on one side
OF the paper, give full name and ad-
dress. inclose three-cent stamp for
reply, and mail to
RACHEL CURTIS.
War Work Hdrs., Y. w. c. A. 600
Lexington Avenue. New York City.
All letters confidential. Only the
most typical ones V'ill be printed IN
The Evening Journal.
Evening journal., 1919-02-19
SMOKER.

The smoker OF the Sheet Metal Work
ess shipyard Local No 5ii.- which was
10 have been held in Irish-American
hall, will be held in Turn hall. Eighth
and French streets on Saturday eve
ming. February 22.-Adv,
Evening journal., 1919-02-19

! am a young giriof 20 and am keep
ing company with a young man whom
] love. am preparing eny hope chest.
VIII you please advise me whether II
is right and do you think ! am prepar-
ing too soon?
u is not a question Of right or wrong
In preparing a hope chest. It seems a
little previous since you ere not en-
gagged. know what fun II IS. and !
think when you see some pretty thing
that you want 10 include In your trous-
seau. that 1t would be foolish 70 let
the opportunity pass withou. buying IT,
Better be ready and not need than need
and not be ready.
! am a poor girl employed in a GER
tain establishment. The son OF the man.
ager is a young fellow who Is all the
time trying 10 flirt with me. He is good
looking and two years younger than !
am ! think a good bit OF him. but
feel that need some advice about this
affair."
DAUGHTER OF AMERICA.
Since you are an empT6ye In the
establishment owned by the young
mans fGther. do not think IL In good
taste for you TO allow attentions from
him. have heard OF similar cases
where the young man has been known
TO take advantage of a girl In your
position. Since you are woman. and
In this case two years older. yours is
the Initiative IN checking any familiar
advances.
Evening journal., 1919-02-19
D [HlElEB 2 ] Y}EZG6al 81
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kSertiig4fv|

WWNlNgAN
The Rev. and Mrs. Frank S. carpen-
ter. OF Laurel. Del. are the guests OF
MFR and Mrs. Prank e. Holly here.
Or. and Mrs. Arthur Patterson are
spending the week at Atlantic City,
Mrs Walter L. Butler is spending sew
eral weeks In St. Augustine, Fla.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edmund Mitchell are
spending the month In Florada and
other Southern points.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Chadwick. VINO
have been the guests Of Mr. and Mrs.
John Bancroft, have returned 10 their
home In New York.
Mrs. Ferdinand LaNiotte. Jr.. and
Miss Augusta LaMotte. are spending
fortnight IN Atlantic City.
Mr.. and Mrs. otho Nowland are
spending this week in Atlantic City.
Miss sallie Churchman spent several
days this week In New York city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer E. Mitchell are
spending the winter at Augusta, Ca
Colonel and Mrs. ]. Ernest smith are
spending several weeks at Palm Beach,
Florida.
Mrs. John Townsend. OF Townsend, is
visiting relatives In this city.
Mrs John Townsend. OF Townsend.
Is visiting relatives in this city.
Mrs. Virginia Massey is visiting her
son, S. z. Massey. at Middletown.
Mrs. ]. p. Lafrey win leave tomorrow
for Palm Beach, Fla She wiz join Mr.
Laffey and Miss Alice Laiey. who leit
for the Southern resort last week. Mrs.
Laney was detained at home BY
severe cold.
Wagner George Donald Grove. son
OF Mr.. and Mrs. G. Donald Grove. OF the
Marlboro Apartments. has been honor
ably DISCHARGED from the United states
Army and is now home. He was
member OF the 18th Division. and re-
turned from overseas two weeks ago.
Wagner Grove was abroad seven
months. and during thst time was III
for a short time in one Of the hospitals.
He was mustered out al Camp DIX lss'
Friday.
Miss Sarah Chichester's dancing class
which has been meeting ct the home O
Mrs. Felix dupont Is now meeting a
the home OF Mrs. Willlam W,nder Laird
There are thirty children 10 the class
| The class meets at O'Clock every Wed
nesday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. David sneIlenburs have
returned from Atlantic City.
afr and Mrs. Harold S. schutt win
spend the weekend at Atlantic CITY.
Charles w. strahorn. OF Newark. was
In Wilmington yesterday.
Miss Ruth Guyef and Mildred Lee
Carter have returned from a visit to
winchester. Va.
A. r. spaid. state Commissioner OF
Education, Of Dover. was In Wilmington
yesterday.
Former City Auditor William P.
White. OF this city. will lead the com
munity sing In Newark on Friday even
ing
Mrs. J. Edwin Palmatary has been
visiting Newark friends.
Mrs. William Davis and Mrs. A. Frank
Grifnth were visitors OF Mrs ,Grinlth's
mother-in-law. Mrs William Grmth,
who recently celebrated her eighty-nrst
birthday anniversary. Her home has
been in Harrington practically all her
life
Evening journal., 1919-02-19

Dependable Diamonds at right prices.
C. A Rudolph. si3 Delaware Ave.-Adv.
Evening journal., 1919-02-19

Domestics. cooks and housekeepers
may always be well placed through .
Want Ads
Evening journal., 1919-02-19

qhe Want Ads are levers which WIN
enable you TO rise above your present
circumstances
Evening journal., 1919-02-19
.photo bv vvillism sheuelI Tllis.

Photo By william shevsn Ellis
During the war Miss dupont tempo
rarily retired from exhibiting he-
horses. She Is one OF the most promo
nent horsewomen In the East and has
taken honors in all the shows. She alsO
successfully conducts two farms. be-
ing owner and rnanaser OF the Maple
brook and Fairfield Farms on the Ken
nett Pike. She Is the daughter OF the
late Mrs. Eugene dupont Of Pellepo-t.
Evening journal., 1919-02-19

Parter Schutt. son Of Mfr. and Mrs.
Harold S. Schuts had a birthday party
last week Twelve little friends helped
him celebrate his eighth birthday. The
affair was a happy one, md all the
little folks had good time.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-12-05
Nenes ans Sope.

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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-12-05

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nit einem iol6en Sdein na6 BEN
Sereinigten Staaten 5uriidfebren.
ipenn er i'm bon Dem amerifanii6en
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nab Dem nclen Sl1go-S lapien. Ser
aoniul oes 2anbes Itellt mobl GGiie
aus, ober Der &ciicnbe m!b eiuen
meiten llmipeg MAIDEN. Stolicn BIZ,
liert Die GGiie nidt, Sronfreid piiiert
nllr oie Gaiic folder Ierioncrt, sic
bon einem neutrality-suspicious. Safen
nab Warieilles fabrer, Inn bon bort
iid our See nad Raguia at beeeben,
bon mo aus tic nit Scr Giienbabn
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borige bon Sltgo.S lapien fobrcn
ilber 8rie6enlanb, I'M bon Salonidl
aus nit Der giienbabn nod ibrent
g~eltimmungsort peiter gu fabren.
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