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Evening journal., 1919-03-22
VISITORS AT REHoBoTH REAcu

Special 10 The Evening Journal.
REHOBOTH BEACH, March 22.-The
Village Improvement Association met
'on Thursday evening at the Misses
Truitt's.
The Ladies Aid OF the Presbyterian
Church met at the home Of Mrs. Gull
len Donovan on Tuesday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Wingate spent
last week in Wilmington.
Rowland Simpler has bought the VIII
Hudson property on Rehoboth avenue
and will move his family soon.
Miss Sadie Short visited Wilmington
recently.
Edward Niles Of the Pennsylvania r.
r. Office in Wilmlngton, spent the week
end with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Har-
vey Miles.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Lingo returned last
Thursday from a trip TO Baltimore,
Wilmington and Philadelphia.
The Misses Truitt entertained at
cards on Tuesday evening.
Mrs E. Wagner of Wilmington re
turned last week after making visit
to Mrs. William Rotthouse.
Miss Mabel HOPES OF Wilmington
is having Improvements made TO her
cottage on Virginia avenue.
Evening journal., 1919-03-22
IIlI0ns 70 Is memb9rshlp recenily.

ditions to its membership recently.
A St. Patrick's party was given at the
woodlawn kindergarten, Sixth and
Grant avenue last evening. The affair
was directed by Miss Helen B. VII
klns and Mrs. Nora Lee Thatcher. Sew
eral musical numbers were given.
Those present were: Miss Helen r.
Wilkins, Mrs. Walter G.. Krussman,
Miss Jeanette s. Geary, Miss Elizabeth
Hagan, Mrs. Nora Lee Thatcher, Misses
Sadie and Hannah Mckinney, Milton
johnson, Walter G.. Krussman, George
II. Stewart, Abram G. Geary, William
]. Barlow, Henry Kendall and B. T.
Davis.
Professor and Mrs. John Richie Of
No. 200 Monroe street, are quietly cele-
braiing their ffty-ninih wedding anni-
versary at the home Of their daughter,
Mrs. Charles 5. Ho-n at Rehoboth
Beach today. The celebration is in the
form Of family dinner to which only
relatives and few friends are invited.
Professor Richie Is well known in
musical circles in this city and has
taught and played for many years. Last
sunday he celebrated his SD birthday
anniversary. Professor Ritchie enjoys
The best Of health.
Mrs. Ritchle viii be 50 years Of age
this next August. She is in fairly good
health, although about a year ago she
broke her hip, but recovered from this.
Professor and Mrs. Ritchle have three
children who are as follows: J. Laur-
ence Ritchie OF Pittsburgh, who is also
a noted musician; Mrs. Charles s. Horn,
OF RehobOth Beach, and Mrs. Levi X.
Bowen, OF Newark.
Professor and Mrs. Rltchie are spend
Ing the winter with their daughter in
RehObOth.
The Sigma M Fraternity Of Delaware
College will give a dance tonight in
the New Century Club at Dover. Pre-
ceding the dance there Will be a basket
ball game between the fraternity and
the Dover Athletic Club. II is expected
many friends OF both organizations will
be present.
Guiding Light subdivision No $40.
X ] A, will entertain the Brotherhood
Of Locomotive Engineers at q banquet
and entertainment this evening in Py-
THAN Castle Hall This will be the nf-
teenth annual anniversary.
All members are looking forward
with much pleasure to the affair. The
banquet win be served at 30 o'clock
and an entertainment Of music and rec
itatiOns WI follow.
The committee in charge OF the af-
fair is composed Of Mrs. J. n. Middle
ton, chairman; Mrs. +. A. Weatherby,
Miss Laura Brown and Mrs. j. w.
Burroughs.
The Wash ngton Heights Branch OF
the international Sunshine Society will
give a measuring party on Monday af- |
ternoon at the home Of Mrs Frederick |
Lang, No. COG Concord avenue. It will
be a social affair and each member OF !
the branch. is privileged to bring a
guest
Evening journal., 1919-03-22
LIEuT. MENNECKE HoME.

Lieut.. Harry +. c. Mennecke, u. s. N.
has been released from active service
and was back in Wilmington for a few
days last week. He enlisted in Decem-
Der 1917, and after voyage to Cuba.
and the officers training camp at Pei
ham Bay, n. Y, has been an officer
aboard the L. 5. s. GorOntalo, which
sailed between Newport, News Va, and
France. Lieut.. Mennecke came to this
city from New York with the arehi-
tects Of the Raskob estate and after its
completion affiliated himself with the
nrm Of Brown & Whiteside from whose
employ he entered the navy. He was
glad to see his many friends and says
that he expects to settle here in the
near future.
Evening journal., 1919-03-22
COMMUNITY CHORus OFFICERS.

At a meeting on Thursday afternoon.
the follow ng officers were elected by
the Wilmington Community Chorus :
President. Mrs T. Coleman dupont /;
vlce-pres dents, Mrs. A. H. Berlin. Dr.
Julian Adair, George B. Miller, John p
Nlelds and John B. Bird; executive
secretary, Harcourt Burns; treasurer,
Richard Reese: executive chairman,
Mrs Irving Warner.
Appointed as committee chairman
were: Mrs Calver Anderson, music
committee; Mrs Oliver T. Teeple, Jr..
ushers and welcoming committee; /;
NJ sses Ethel Wilson and Meta Barr;
membership committee: Mrs. A. D.
Warner, committee on entertainment.
Evening journal., 1919-03-22

weeks, Is Improving.
Collins Davis, Of Wilmington, has re-
turned from a visit to his uncle. Geo.
w. Collins, Jr, in Magnolia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wesley shannon and
daughter. have been visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. b. b. White in Magnolia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Legates have
been the guests Of Mrs. James Legates,
near Milford.
Clifford Smith has been visiting
friends In IIarbeson.
Mrs. Joseph Paynter is visiting her
mother IN Harbeson.
II. Percy Marshall has been visiting
relatives in Lewes.
Mr.. and Mrs. William f. Wilson have
returned from a visit TO Mrs. Wilson's
mother in Lewes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar W. Ingram. OF
Lewes, have been entertaining their
son, f. Wilson Ingram, Of this city.
Miss Nora Atkins formerly Of Milton,
who was operated on recently for ap-
pendlcitls in a private hospital in VIII
mington, is improving.
Misses Mia Cook, Lottie Warren and
Irene Cook, Of Lincoln City, Sussex
county. have been visiting Wilmington
relatives and friends.
Miss Amanda Walls, Of Cool Spring,
Sussex county, has been visiting VIII
mington relatives.
Miss Elsie Lank has returned 10 her
home in Cool Spring. Sussex county.
Elton Lynch. of this city, has gone
to Roxana, Sussex county, or a long
visit to his parents.
Mrs. Frank Hanson, Of Wilmington
mas suffered a stroke Of paralysis She |
IS at the home of her mother Mrs.
Margaret Simpson at Harrington. aud
is much improved
Frank Hanson has been visiting in
Harrington. Tx
Mrs. W. W. Lenderman and children
are visiting Mrs. Lenderman's parents
Mr.. and Mrs. n. A. Day. in Harring-
ton.
Mrs. George johnson Of Houston. Sus-
sex county, has been entertaining her
niece, Mrs. Annie Prettyman, of this
city.
J. Wilson Turner has been visiting
relatives in Millville, Sussex county.
Mrs. Robert C. Houston. OF over
brook, Sussex County. has been the
guest OF Wilmington friends
Mr.. and Mrs. Roland Wiley. Of St.
Johnstown, Sussex County. have been
Charles Shipley OF VIII
minglon.
Mrs. Leola Welch and son, Melvin.
have been visiting Mr.. and Mrs w. j..
Williams in Chaplains Chapel, Sus-
'ex County.
Mr.. and Mrs. George w. Harrington
II Willlsmsville, have been entertain
ng Mr.. and Mrs. Grover Lord and son.
4 Wilmington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Garrett, OF
who have been spending sew
raj weeks in Wilmington, have re-
urned home.
Miss Pearl Shepard has been visiting
Evening journal., 1919-03-22
'1B frk u S

JoNEs-To Mr.. and Mrs Joseph Jones NJ
camden, Del, at the Delaware Hospitai.
ON March p, a daughter
DERZER-To Mr.. and Mrs Samuel Derzer
Of No. 304 East Fourth street, at the
rhysicians and Surgeons Hospital, on
March 10, a son.
BAIRD-To Mr. and Mrs William Baird.
OF Henry Clay. at the Physicians and
Surgeons Hospital on March 16, a son.
MINoGUE-To Mr.. and Mrs. David Min
ogue, of No. 1905 Delaware avenue az
the Physicians and Surgeons Hospital.
on March 16. son.
swANsoN-To Mr.. and Mrs Carl Swan.
son, OF MI I'LL Pine street on March
10, daughter.
JoHNsoN-To Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer John.
son. OF No el6 Chestnut street, on March
II, daughter.
suLLIFAN-To Mr.. and Mrs Patrick Sui
Ivan, OF No. 1917 West Fourth street, on
March co. son.
Evening journal., 1919-03-22

Madison street, is critically III at the
Delaware Hospital.
Miss Charlotte Mahaffy left on Wed
nesday for Florida
Mrs. Frank L. shilling is spending
several days in Washington.
Scott s. Baker, treasurer and man
ager OF the Delaware Trust Company
is on business trip TO New York.
Harry X. Hoch has been spending
several days In Dover.
Thomas C. Cooper, assistant secre-
tary Of Delaware Trust Eompany, is
spending the week end at Craig Hall,
Atlantic City, n. J.
Miss Edith Thatcher is visiting Miss
Alice Roop at Delaware College, over
sunday.
Miss Irma Leech, Of No. 1900 Jeffer-
son street, is spending few days in
Philadelphia.
William Il. Singer, Of Newark. has
been spending several days In Dover.
Miss Alice Buclson is spending tire
week end with her mother at 81.
Georges.
Mrs. Howard Pennington OF Philadel-
phia, Is visiting relatives In this city.
Henry C Willis is visiting in Dover
over the week end.
Mrs Harry l.. Doto, Of No. 3iJ West
! Tweniy-th rd street, this city, has been
spending the week with relatives and
friends in Washington, d. C.
Mrs. s. NJ. Parrish OF Newark. n J..
Is visiting Mrs. j. e. Willis at the
College Inn.
Danlel o. Hastings. Jr., son OF former
Judge Daniel o. Hastings, of No. t0l7
Park Place, this city, a student at Hill
SCHOOL, Pottstown, Pa, is home on a
vacation.
Mrs. Jane Comfy will spend few
days Of next week in Philadelphia with
her daughter Mrs. r. L. Hendrickson
Mrs. John Palmer and Mrs. Amelia
Alexander. Of Frederica, have been Wis
iting Wilmington friends.
Harry Fisher. OF this city, who re-
Gently purchased the Clark property in
Frederica. expects to move to that town
in q short time.
Miss Ethel Brown, OF Wilmington,
has been visiting her aunt, Mrs. Lizzie
v Hail. in Frederica. Mrs. Hall Is SER
iousiy ill.
DR.. Peter W. Tomlinson, of Whining
ton, has been visiting Trederica
friends.
Mrs. Viola Pippin, Of this city, has
been visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Welch. in Bridgeville.
Everett EllingswQrfh, OF Bridgeville,
has been visiting Wilmington friends.
Mrs. Frank Abbott, Of FELTON,, has
geen peer, visiting her daughter, Mrs. Joseph /
Jones, in this city.
MISS Beulah Kelly. Of FELTON,. has
moved 10 Wilmington. ' nus
. near :, names James Hates. whose home ,s
, ner mo,h city, has been eniertainine
''0''er' Mrs Charles Kelly. '''"'s
Iaroaa
) who has Mates Mates Of near wilmipgto,
''O ''s Deen critically i'll for f'',.,s ssysnl, sson;
Evening journal., 1919-03-22
ON WAY TO SUNNY JAPAN.

Mr.. and Mrs. J. Newman Davis. for
merly Of thos city but more recently Of
Methuen. Mass, are on their way to
Japan. Mr.. Davis, who was connected
with the Pusey and Jones Company for
many years, is now interested in a
paper-making machinery plant in New
England and it is for the purpose OF
placing several Of those machines in
Japan that the trip is being made.
Evening journal., 1919-03-22

her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. D. shep-
ard in Slaughter Neck.
Wilmington students OF Miss Porter's
School at Pennington, Conn. are homo
on their spring vacation. The young
women. who returned this week are
Miss Julia Elliott. Miss Alice Candee,
Miss bleanor Thompson, Mss Emily
Van Lear and Miss Mabel Walker.
y. ~ Lorraine, Of Chesapeake City,
was In Wilmington today.
Samuel Sarde Of Camden. has been
visiting Wilmington friends.
Mrs. Howard shuster has returned
from a visit to Mrs. C. r. Sampson, in
Cheswold.
James z. Vaughan and Mrs. Fair
banks, Of Wilmington, who were mar
ried in Frederick several days ago, VIII
reside near Dover.
Wilmington students OF the Hill
school at Pottstown, Pa. who are
spending their spring vacation at home
are: Alfred Blssell Eleuthere dupont,
Holiday. Laird Stabler. Hal
eek dupont. Daniel o. Hastings, Jr.,
md William Henry Feml.
Evening journal., 1919-03-22
HnIrsEHnIn NOTES

The gasoline Of today is not good for
cleaning clothing because there. Is so
much petroleum in IL that it Is greasy.
After washing dishes rinse the hands
thoroughly under the cold water faucet.
This destroys the odor OF the dish
weter.
Evening journal., 1919-03-22
KNITTERs. ATTENTION:

knitters for children's garments
are asked TO call at Old City Hall for
supplies of wool and to turn their
ilde moments into soft little gar
ments for the "kiddies" OF devastated
France, Poland and Siberia.
Evening journal., 1919-03-22

Mrs Willard District Of
wscken Europe The drive will begin Monday
the week
the Red Cross The departments under this
eorng drae to station comforts recreation service
distributing
h Mrs Porter has little time her hands has
self heart ef-
1cenoy due much Of the record
Evening journal., 1919-03-22

Miss Gertrude Herirlck is spending
the week end IN Washington.
Evening journal., 1919-03-22

Miss Katherine Woodward and E>ss
Elizabeth Minors left last night for
New York.
Evening journal., 1919-03-22

The Wash h'ngton Heights Branch OF
the international Sunshine Society will
give a measuring party on Monday af-
ternoon at the home Of Mrs. Frederick
Lang, No. COG Concord avenue. II will
be a social affair and each member Of
the branch is privileged to bring
guest
Evening journal., 1919-03-22

Miss Eleanor Mccarthy is spending
ihe week end in Baltimore.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-12-11
1. DECEMBER 1919.

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5uo Oafota.

8ierre.- 9as nnterbal1s ser
StaatsIegisIatrr beit6tigte in ibrer
auBerorbentliden gagung Dos Srn1,
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mar %einItimmig.
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belt bier cine &eoe, in tpelder er cine
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bieier tpiirbe IN Ser 9ienstng in 9ier-
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foto 9olitpin 5rielinn NfIociation lit
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-12-11
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-12-11

lte our M1,fgabe geiebt bat. Durd Gr-
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-12-11

Der Regierung. Dieie @efabr 1iegt
LETT Dor: 111lr ons Cine III frngIid,
lob I'M Seene Die io3inIiitiide 5tim,
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riht mebr lider, trot oeS Srinmpbs,
Sen 2Iopo George nn6 Glemencea1
BEL Ben Norlamentstpablen errl1ngen
bnben.
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Uoro Odfotd.

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re aIte 5ro1 Marp Mcgartbp erlitt
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gu Sauie, ols ibr Seim abbrannte.
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bnoen Ser &iid)e liegen0 Dor.
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merneann uno Srau bon @ranooiue
lit cine formeGe Morbonflage erboben
moroen in gerbin0ung nit bem Sooe
BON Margaretba aottfe, 6eren 2ei6e
in cinem strobbaufen ent0edt puroe.
9as @erb0r bes gbepaares miro I'M
2aufe oieies Monats itattfinben.
8ismurd.- Sic Nonpnrti1an
9on1iniItrotion berfaBte einen 3uiab
gum Soloaten gntlbGoigungsgeiebe,
ser cine grb0bung Ser Steuern I'M
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Iid)eg @infonmen fir cine Hertooe
pon flint Sabren 5l id)affen, tint Wet=
tel gu erlangen fir 3ublnnge1 an
friibere Soloaten. Ser AusldnB fir
StontsangeIegenbeiten 6es 6anfes bat
biefen 3uios g~lttgebeiBen uno Der
2egisIntlr our Mnnabme empfoblen.
5argo.-@ Cine gemeinfame Ser
iammI11ng bon 5reun0en elmer iDite=
motiiden 6luBregulierung aus Min=
neIota unb Sen beioen 9ofohas miro
i'm 2a1fe bieies Monats bier abgebal=
fen peroen. Sc bonbelt Iid Inn Die
ReguIierung oes Ge6-5luiies nno 6es
SberIaufes bes Wimnel otaflnIies. Die
2eit1tna Ser Seriom1lung miro IN ben
@1noen bon 8. M. @ar6 bon Sarge,
,sngenieur ser Hor6 Dafota Slut
fontrompmmiiion, un6 -. g.. 8rar-
bling Don Sorbep, Brdii6ent 6erg5orb-
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gen.