davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-08-06
People and Events
Phone 80 between 10 a. m and D. m.
TWO VISITORS SHARE HoNoRS
At PRETTY CARD PARTY.

Mrs Roster Baldwin of Baltimore
urene Pihney). and Mrs. j. Walter
Higgins. of Nyack- on-the H dson,
shared honors yesterday afternoon
when Mrs. II. o. Arson entertained
at cards in their honor. FIVE tables
of bridge and five hundred were ar
play and at The conclusion of the
games a dainty ice course was served.
For scoring highest at bridge Mrs. A
B. Yniestra was awarded a cyrsfal
bowl and the trophy for five hundred
a lovely hank. si.ief. went TO Mrs j
A. Wright of Rsrm.ngn,m. The guest
prizes were also hande.rf,;ers.
Sharing his pretty courtesy with
Mrs. Baldwin AMI Mrs Higgins were:
Mrs. H G.. DaSltra. Mrs. Thomas a.
johnson, Mrs. John Henry Smit.1vicK,
Mrs. T. L. Cant, Mrs. Fred w. Marsh,
Mrs. B. S.. Hanec,lS. Mrs. j. e. Me-
NELL, Mrs. Henry Hyer, Mrs. George
Wentworth, Mrs. Marion Hyer. Mrs.
Anderson Leonard. Mrs. J. A. Wr GIT
Of Birmingham, Mrs. Malcolm YcnEe.
Mrs. Joseph Quina, Mrs. Arthur YIies-
ira, Mrs. Chris Tfiesen. Mrs. William
J. Forbes. and guss.. Mrs. Lee.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-08-06
FIVE HUNDRED PARTY FOR
BIRMINGHAM VISITOR.

Miss Louise C'Neill of Birmingham,
visiting in Pensacola as the attrac-
tive guest of Mrs. C. L. Jordan, was
the honoree at a pretty five hundred
party given by Miss Adeiee Chaffee
Wednesday afternoon at her home on
LaRua- st, about twenty-five guests
being invited to spend the afternoon
with Miss O'Neill.
Four tables were in play. Mrs. NJ.
E. Clark took the trophy for high
score, a. bottle OF toilet water and the
consolation was cut by Mrs. Lazar
Lacoste. The BOBBY, miniature deck
of cards, went to Mrs. G. NJ. Wilson.
The guest prize was an exquisite linen
handkerchief. At the conclusion Of
the games a dainty ice course was
served.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-08-06

from Madison where she been attend
ing the summer course at the Madison
Normal School.
Mr. w. N L;pscomb is enjoying a
two weeks vacation spent with rela-
tives at Gaffney, S. C. and attending
family reunion. He was accompanied
as far as Atlanta by his mother-in- law,
Mrs N E. Van Laer who has gone to
Portsmouth, Va, where she will attend
the marriage of her granddaughter,
Miss Estelle Cherry to Mr.. Joseph
Scott, Wednesday, August IL. She
will later go to other points In Vir-
ginia and North Carolina to visit with
relatives, expecting to be absent for
the remainder of the summer.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-08-06
MUSCOGEE ODD FELLOWS
HOLD INSTALLATION

District Deputy Grand Master NJ.
W Petersen accompanied by Grand
Marshal F, H. Cranston, u E. VIII
hams, George Pfeiffer. William Eyers,
w. A. Nudge and Townley motored to
Muscogee Wednesday evening where
they installed the officers of Perdido
Lodge No. "a, /. o. o. f.
Officers installed whe: N. c., Wal
ter Vaughn; V. c.. Ralph Mcclure;
secretary, Charles Vaughn; treasurer,
r. G. Cooper. Following the install
lation ceremonies excellent talks were
made by several of the visiting mem
bers.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-08-06
FREE ART LESSONS FOR
MEMBERS PENSACOLA ART CLul

Free art lessons will be given TO any
member OF the Pensacola Art Club be-
ginning next Friday when any menu
Der who so desires is requested to meet
with the 'Sketchers" that afternoon,
This was arranged for at the regular
meeting Of the Pensacola Art Club held
at the Council Chambers OF the City
Hall yesterday afternoon. Arrange
nents were also perfected to later save
d series of lectures for the CLUB from
the American Federation of Art Clubs.
The Club was officially notified or
the big exhibition to be held by the
Carolina Art Association in the early
spring and invited to exhibit. as from
the Club or individual members. M.
g. Runyan. president of the Club was
made a committee of one to furnish
any information desired relative to the
exhibition. Artists other than Club
members who may be interested are
cordially invited to participate as the
exhibition is open to all southern art
lists The next regular meeting of the
Club will be held the first Thursday
in September.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-08-06

New York's Fashion Authority.
New York.-Fashion is going to
allow US TO wear organdie for
dress frocks well on into the fall.
The model shown is exquisitely
dainty, all pin-tucks and embroid-
cry. The narrow skirt has
foot band of horizontal tuckins be-
tween half Inch bias bands Of plain
organdie Over this, back ard
front, falls an ovai-shaped aorcn
of organdie, embroidered and gath
cred into frii! of the tucked or
candle that is put on with head
ing of chain stitch embroidery. The
frilI, il will be noted, is arranged
to fall in a pretty jabot effect at
at the hips.
A round bodice with the sleeves
cut in ono with il, the front cut
out to disclose a tucker of the
plated organdie and finally, a sash
OF plain organdie complete the cos
tune.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-08-06

Next year will see the inauguration
of sugar industry in Florida that
will keep growing until the state can
furnish sugar for the whole nation and
then some. The rains which have
hurt most farm crops this year have
been favorable to the cane fields and
they promise good yield Much of
the cane will be used for planting next
years large fields.-Starke Telegraph.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-08-06
BIRTHDAY cELEBRATIoN.

Miss Christine Bruno was hostess TO
a number of friends entertaining at
her home, S01 w. Garden-st. in honor
Of the nineteenth birthday anniversary
of her sister, Miss hose Eruno.
The home was thrown into one
frightened with cut flowers and ferns.
Games. music and dancing were en-
joyed during the evening. An ice
course and punch was served near the
close of the evening. the birthday cake
with nineteen burning tapers ccntering
the birthday table.
Among the guests were: Misses Eta
Anderson. Isabel Young. Emma Licata,
frankie Mae Jadrievic, Julia Mersins.
Rose Bruno, Agnes Pierce. Mary
Pierce. Annie Mertins, Sybil Moore.
Christina Bruno, Mrs. Charles Morris,
Mrs. Victor Mabrie, Mrs. Frank Bruno,
Messrs. George Oliver, Nick A. Hutch
inson, Cecil Robinson. v. B. larsen.
Herbert Rivers, Jasper You'd; Dave
Merritt, w. Grow, Eric Anderson. Tony
Bruno, J. Gerga, nj. Barnes, U. 5. N,
and Anthony Stromer. u. S. n
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-08-06
JOINT MEETING NEW CITY
TEiiMBLE CLUB AND EAST
PENSACOLA HEIGHTS
AnNEns AH~@

The East Pensacola Heights Ladies'
Aid met with the New City Thimble
Club as their guests at the home OF
Miss Nell Bmrrow yesterday after
noon. Members of the Thimble Club
sewed on the quilts being made by
them for the New City Thimble Club
room OF the new woman's Home, and
members of the East Pensacola
Heights Ladies' Aid who are furnish
ing the bath room made towels which
they are monograming in blue with tho
Initials OF the organization. Later a
social hour was enjoyed when delic-
ious punch and cakes were served. the
hostess being assisted by Mrs. Charles
j. Levey.
The bath room fixtures have already
been purchased by the East Pensacola
Heights Ladies Aid by committee
composed OF Mrs. +. L. Briygs. Lrs.
Dan Meyer. Mrs. E. J. ouigiey. Mrs.
e. B. Goodrich and Mrs. T. e. Harvey.
Evening journal., 1920-06-05
Clubs

The Womens Civic Club. Of Rich
ar,ison Park. viii conduct a card party
on Monday evening at the home Of
Mrs Charles Griswold, for the benefit
Of the club.
The Ladies Guild OF Grace p. e.
Church. Talleyville. VIII conduct a
festival on next Wednesday evening
in grange hall The next meeting of
ihe guild will be held on Thursday.
June 40, at the home of Miss Eliza
beth Ramsey.
An open tennis tournament for
women viii begin on Monday at the
Wilmington Country Club. 10 Is eX-
pected that many visitors from out
side the city win take part in this
event.
The June meeting OF the Womon's
Auxiliary OF the National Association
OF Retail Druggists will meet at the
home or Mrs Godfrey Hancock, 21Os
Harrison street on next Wednesday
afternoon.
Mrs. Oscar Draper and Mrs. d. I. Nc
Colley viii give reports of State Fed
Grafton OF Women's Clubs held re-
ttutil III DuNtf.
The Americanization committee OF
the New Century Club Of which Mrs.
W "a. Beacon Is chairman gave
Mothers Party" on Thursday after
noon at the Italian nresbyicrian
Church. The committee In charge
Follows Mrs. Leonard Davis. Mrs W.
J. Catalan, Mrs. Joseph Geer. Mrs A.
/ D0sOrri, and Miss Merle Elmer The
guests OF honor were Mrs. Frederick
/ Bringhurst newly elected president
OF the New Century Club and Mrs.
/ Robert b. Rayner, former president
Music was furnished by Mrs. Charles
/ T. Bye, on tho piano. The afternoon
was spent In games. Refreshments
were served. Decorations for the affair
were laurel, pink and white peonies
b. and snOwballs.
Ascension Guild. OF Claymont. en-
loved "a very pleasant afternoon
d Thursday with Mrs W. G. R0belen al
) her pretty home on Myrtle avenue
- An interesting business session wa.
!. held, Mrs. Raniz. president OF ih,
!. / Guild, presiding The topic OF discus
sion was the coming event. "Festiva
OF the Nations" proceeds Of wnicl
\ viii go toward installing a new heat
e ing system In Ascension Church be
e fore winter Tho chairman gave en-
! thusiastio reports Of progress mad
Evening journal., 1920-06-05

Miss Addie Williams was a recent
visitor in Chester.
Miss Eunice Roe, OF Washington,
D. c.. has been the guest Of the Misses
Rose and Elva Weber at the Y. w.
C. A.
Miss Bertha Mac Boyles spent
several days this week at her home
near Centreville, Md.
Miss Katherine Carroll visited rela-
lives in New London, Pa. this week.
Miss Mildred Warrington spent the
weekend at her home at Frederica-
Miss Ruth Powell has been visiting
relatives in Berlin, Md
The Misses Grace Lewis, Elsie
Slack. Emma prettyman and Mildred
Beauchamp were visitors in New York
This week.
The following Office employees OF
the Pennsylvania Railroad Of this
city, are spending the weekend at
Atlantic City: Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
knOth, J. O. LambsOn, w, T.. Saw
yer. NJ. J. Lawelss and the Misses
Katharine Crumlish. Peggy Crumlish,
Katharine August. Ethel Fisher Mar
tina Carroll and Catharine McNally.
Mrs. w. A. Kenney who has been
! in the MsericOrdia Hospital Philadel-
phia. for several days undergoing
medical treatment, is expected TO- re-
turn to her home, 3OS North Rodney
street, today.
Louis Klee and family. have return
ed from a visit 10 Ocean City. Md.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sanford F. sawin. ST.,
spent last weekend in Atlantic City.
Miss Myrtle f. weeb is spending a
few days in Philadelphia.
Miss Emma Collins was recent Wis
itor in Philadelphia.
Miss Olive p. Kent, Of the Y. w. c
4 A. is spending the weekend with rel
atives at Chestertown, Md.
Miss Helen Carson spent the week
end with her parents, at Lewes.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. C. Tlmmons, o.
nagsboro are entertaining theil
daughter, Mrs. Delema Daisey, OF this
city.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Lindsay, OF Prov
idence, entertained several friends o
this city over last weekend.
Mr.. and Mrs Clayton Smith, OF Cecil
ton. entertained their son, ClaytoI
Smith, Jr., OF this city, last week.
Mrs. Joseph Steele, OF Chesapeake
City, entertained as her guests Mrs
/ Stanley Steelo and children, OF thl
/ place, last week.
1 David s. prultt spent tho week-eni
with his parents, Captain and Mrs :
5. Pruitt at Mlllyille.
Z Miss Mable Hlnman recently spen
/ several days at Ret.den.
J, Gilbert Craig OF Camden was
, recent visitor here.
4 Judge and Mrs. Hugh Morris wer
+, guests OF friends at Harrington thi
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Hall are IN
Evening journal., 1920-06-05

Miss Elsie NJ. Saxton, Of this city
and Miss Katherine Virden. Of Phila-
delphia, left today for the Pacific
Coast to be the guests Of Lieutenant
Commander and Mrs. Paul Stevens,
formerly Of this city and Dover, but
who, are now living at Seattle, Wash,
wherA Lieutenant Commander stevens
is on duty at the Pacific station.
After their visit Miss Saxton and Miss
Virien will visit other cities on the
coast and on their return home VIII
visit Yellow Stone Park and other
points OF interest. They expect to be
away about six weeks.
Mrs. George C. Nesbitt is visiting
relatives in Sandy Springs.
Mrs. Henry Hopes and Miss Hen
rietia Hopes are attending the com
mencement exercises at West POINT
College and will enjoy the farewell
hop that viii be one OF the features
OF the closing exercises.
Miss Elizabeth n. Warwick, daugh-
ter Of C. p. Warwick OF Laird and
Company was graduated yesterday
from Devon Manor, Devon, Pa.
John Reybold, son OF Fred F. Rey-
hold. managing editor OF Every Eve
ming and Mrs. Reybold will be grad
nate OF West Point Military Academy
next week. Mr. and Mrs ReybOld Will
attend the commencement exercises
Last evening they attended the com
mencement exercises Of the Mary
Lvon school. at Swarthmore, Pa,
where their daughter is a student.
Mr.. and Mrs. Philip d. Laird after
attending the wedding OF Miss Mary
q Laird and Bland Taylor, In Alex
andria, Va. today will go 10 SANDY
Springs, Md, for the weekend
Mr. and Mrs. w. r. Ellis, OF s06 Wes
street. have returned from a moto
/ trip TO Rehoboth Beach.
Mr. and Mrs. II. R. Morrison. o
Peoria. Illinois, are in this city re
newing old acQuaintances. Whlle q
WILMINGTON they are the guests 0
Nfr. and Mrs. Alfred Russell, OF 50
! Broome street.
Mrs. Richard Reese and Rlchar
Reese. Jr., will spend June at Blu
Ridge Summit, Nd. In July th
Reeses' will so TO Lewis to spend IN
remainder Of the summer.
Miss Margaret r. Megary spent IN
weekend at Elkton, Md, where sh
was a guest at a house party.
Miss Helen f. Kelley. OF Montclal
IN. j., Is a guest OF Miss Esther !
Wilson, OF sol Delaware avenue.
p. IT. T. Wyatt. OF Klrklyn. Pa. ha
been visiting Wilmington relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. @. II. Stewart an
Elizabeth Hagan have returned froi
a trip 10 Point Pleasant, y. J, whef
they were the guests OF the MisSt
Mckinney.
Charles II. Simmons, Jra Kennel
L, Douglass and william Finn, I
Union Park Gardens. were receI
visitors 20 PHILADELPHIA
JOHN Demaree, Of 2029 Barry stree
Union Park Gardens, visited h
daughter Mrs. George DorNVart,
Harrisburg. Pa over Memorial Da,
Nlss Anna Shiron has heen III
guest OF West Chester friends,
Evening journal., 1920-06-05
Photo By william shewen Ellis.

Spain" Among the other popular
numbers were: The Irish folk dance,
Little Whit Of Scotland" the Planta-
tiOn Dance, the Hungarian GYPSY
dance and the Minuet.
The entire program was arranged
under the personal supervision OF
Miss Kate MClafferty. All the dances
presented are taught in classes at the
Gilbert Studio. Delaware avenue.
Last nights carnival concluded a
successful season Of classic dancing
Glasses viii be resumed next Septem-
Der with a stanf Of efficient teachers
experts in specified lines.
Evening journal., 1920-06-05
The THANK You Club
AN Editorial by the Society Editorl

great Thank You" club No initiation dues no long
drawn meetings. reports on small
number as quorum business. No stated meetings
any stipulated place meeting Anybody start Thank
all pieces lasts longer, does more
spreads sunshine Wilmington ought to be full OF such
clubs
One carries the bylaws around in his head The password Is
that's all there the whole book OF rules
thank for the
little performed daily thank
appreciated by than tip which, by might
be considered a
Start club morning Watch club Good ideas
spread Try the club for day make life mnber
And the thank Will adae like
thrown into the milpond
There's big Geld In this
bes take the edge OF the
the genuine smile OF the appion-
Evening journal., 1920-06-05
CHILDREN GAIN DANCE WAYNTO
HEARTS OF FRIENDS, PARENTS

Three hundred pupils OF Miss Kate
McClafferty's dancing classes revealed
many pretty, artistic and classic
dances at the Playhouse last evening,
when the annual carnival OF the
classes was presented.
An the dances reflected well both
upon the pupils and their teacher
The dancers represented all ages OF
youth and many countries. with
quaint and picturesque customs were
seen.
The splendid manner in which the
children acquitted themselves was the
subject OF much favorable comment
Evening journal., 1920-06-05

and brought unrestrdned applause in
every instance. Fairy-lke, with their
frills and childish grace, the tots
earned their laurels
The many tots who danced the bal
let numbers with their tarleton skirts,
satin bodlces and sashes, were great
favOrites.
The Grecian dance was one OF the
most popular Miss Marie Simon was
the central figure. representing a
Greek vase Besides this number, there
were dances Of all nations.
Miss Helen Simon was a great fav-
orite in the dance "rhe Flower OF
Evening journal., 1920-06-05
PAINTING, GIFT
TO DIR. Mitchell
Presented by Faculty Mem
besS at Farewell Recep-
ton Last Night
PRESENTATION MADE
BY DIR. G. A. HARTER
Special to Tho Evening Journal.

Special 70 The Evening Journal.
NEWARK. June president and
Mrs Samuel G. Mitchell were given a
farewell reception last night by the
Faculty Club OF Delaware at which
the guests were the members OF the
faculties OF the two colleges and their
wives. Or. Mitchell recently resigned
The presidency TO accept the chair OF
histsry and economics at Richmond
College Richmond. Va. which work he
Will take up at the beginning OF the
next college term.
A feature OF the reception which
was held in the lounge room OF Old
College was the presentation 30 DR.
and Mrs. Mitchell Of handsome paint
ing by Stanley NJ. Arthurs. The paint
ing is OF a scene along the Shenan-
foah river, near Harper's Ferry, Va II
has a special historic bearing as The
scene IS about the spot where the
John Brown raid took place.
Or. George A. Harter whom Dr..
Mitchell succeeded as president was
chairman Of the committee that Sc
lected the gift ln-making this selec-
fion it was considered appropriate 10
give Dr. and Mrs. Mitchell 20 take
away with them a sketch by the noted
Delaware artist who has done so much
towards heautifying the interior or the
college buildings.
Or. w owen Sypherd as presidenet
of The faculty club introduced Dr.
rarier. who made the presentation.
IN presenting the painting nr. Harter
said Il was q, token OF the esteem In
which the faculties OF the two colleges
hold Or. and Mrs. Mitchell. He re-
fcrrcd to Dr. Miichells devotion 10 his
work during the six years That he has
been president OF The college and eX-
tended the best wishes Of the mem
hers Of the FACULTIES OF the two col
leres FOR a happy and useful IRE IN
his new field Of work. The painting
is.a rift OF the faculty members,
In accepting the painting on behalf
~ himself and wife. Or Mitchell SAID
he appreciated the good will and a1ec,
Hon expressed. His relations ne salo
with the group az the colleges nae
been most pleasant. or the SIX year
spent at Delaware. Or. Mitchell re
ferred 10 as a time Of expansion OF w
college and war Of the nation ih
nrohlems OF administration for ina
reason had been most dihcuh bu
fhroughout those wars MS reletlon
with the faculties OF the two collese
had been pleasant. A,
A pleasant evening was spent at Nl
slosc OF which refreshments Wei
served.
Evening journal., 1920-06-05

by various committees, and some left
over business was brought TO the at
tention OF the Guild. Following dis
cusslons on subjects relative TO the
bazaar refreshments were served by
the hostess. Mrs. Thomas Lloyd
Parrish will be hostess at the next
meeting Of Ascension Guild.
Alert Branch OF tho international
sunshine society will meet Monday
afternoon at the home OF Mrs. Irving
Van SAINT, iii3 North Jackson street.
plans for the work TO secure the
cnaciion OF curfew law will be dis
cmssod.
Evening journal., 1920-06-05
p d II E lie S

The Ladies Aid Society Of Delaware
City NJ +. Church was entertained on
Thursday evening at the home OF
Mrs. l.. II. RhOdecker, Fort dupont. A
pleasant time Was spent and refresh
ments served
Those present were; Mrs. C. V.
ENert, Mr.. and Mrs. l.. It. Rhodecker,
Mrs. Rogers. Miss Labouhe. Mrs. j.
Northrup. Mrs. Il. Hemphill. Mrs. $.
Walker, Mrs. W. ]. Bowen, Mrs. ellis,
Mrs Joe Anderson, Mrs. William
Tlnuseholttr. Mrs. James pordham,
Mrs. L. Layileld. Mrs. Y. Cdts. Mrs
A. Laurence and Mrs. Il. Pennington.
The somi-annual dance Of Mispah
Chapter, No. 2. Order OF Eastern star
viii be held this evening In the New
Century Club.
Tho dance given by the young
men OF Miss Walsh's Thursday Night
Dancing Glass at Norhyn was a de-
cidod sOcal success-
The orchestra was under the direc-
ti0n OF Miss Katharine M0ynlhan, OF
Kennctt SQUARE
Albert keating was chairman OF
the committee. assisted by Norman
d. Cochran, n. j. Nilan William +,
Kavanaugh and Thomas Grady.
The prize dance was won by Ted
/ dy" Milan and Miss Hazel Watson
| Miss Sarah Jenkins, OF kenneti
| Square donated the prize. Later Mr.
Milan and Miss lcya jenkins gave an
exhibition dance.
The couples were chaperoned by
Mrs. Harry Writ and Mrs. Thomas
Grady.
Among those present were Louis
Taylor. Mary Hagerty, Mona stern
Ruth Ford Anna Hammum. p. Destaf'
ney. Charles Destafney. Joseph Des.
i8fney, Mr.. and Mrs. Grady, J. Pier
son. Clarence Williams. William VII
llams. Mr. pockhayW, James Nc
Glinchey. Harry Quinn. Eleanor Quinr
and Joseph Quinn. Marion Crawford
John Gormley, Hazel Watson. Pear
Watson and Margaret Touhey, O
Gorklyn. Katharine Moynihan, f. A
Roemer. O. s. Bcchy, Raymond Noyni
han, +. L. nlckey, William Taylor
William +. Kavanaugh. Jr., =. J. Nolan
Norman ID. Cochran. John Maron. J.
Reardon, Lillian Mendcnhan, Am
Draper, Sarah jenkins Iowa Jenkins
Ruth Moore and Anna Moore O
kenpcit Square, Pa. Mrs. Harry Writ
Erma Roscr, Margaret Rosor OF Hook
cssln. Del, James Kelley, Franz
Kelley. Joseph Kelly Of Newark
Thomas Burlington, Clarence Buiilng
ton and John Burlington, OF Rnsodalf
Pa, Joseph Grady OF Ashland, Ha-r
iiu-gman and n. +. Rulter OF Nj
Cuba, Mr.. Anderson and Mr.. Glacke
OF Ayondale, Pa
A birthday surprise was given Rob
ert n. Moore at his home, S2e L0mbar
street on Thursday evening by tn
/ members OF Robert Wades Sunda
Evening journal., 1920-06-05

guests Of relatives at Camden.
Mr.. and Mrs. William C. Corey were
the guests. over the past weekend
OF Dr. and Mrs. L. Grier at Milford.
Miss Pearl Todd has been spending
several days with her mother, Mrs.
John Fisher at Greenwood.
Mrs. Marie Fitz and daughter, Miss
Elsie Fitz. were recent guests Of Mrs.
Willard Barcus at Cheswold.
Mr. and Mrs. ]. G. Slaughter were
recent guests OF their parents, Mr..
and Mrs. C. +. Harper at Leipslc.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Mills and son
have been visiting Mr. and Mrs. John
T. Kemp at Little Greek.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. B. East OF FELTON,
were visitors mere this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Abram Hayden and
family spent the past weekend as the
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Roberts at
| kentOn.
Evening journal., 1920-06-05
What College WiIIlNedn to You
Opportunity to Lay Strong Foundation OF Sel-Reiance
Ry IEwETTE BnAUoHNMP POLLOCK,
rh. ~ roIb in East Techncal High school GeVeand OhO)


cobor NJ Fno in Technical High school, Cleveland Ohio)
High school girls going to college
thinking Of a tragedy
shown us that the sadds thing IN
prominently hne man Wo through
himself and those who love him.
nsachahn the fault ambition; in "Oheno" jealousy in
.rv,nr T cor" Vranltv: in Hamlet" procastnaton.
E c aedv am thinking Of the heroine is college girl and
the is-bhndnessl -, sa.z.., - -.., ~. -
, ana With about shorshtedness regards
OF responsibility and duty. .,.., , . -. -. -,
another breaking rue after rule, taking
,o from those anxious TO help her. relying always
her make things easy Tor her
Then came the term, and awful morning she
ota N and herself had dropped from
~ p,s, o college activities; the
,orso committee some frends), cody
who felt that she had brought shame
that she had failed In three and
evd notice saying could the university the
rd all beeause advantage
bring grle chance
IA learn To rely entirely herself,
Vo, misuse that opportunity
For at college you be left very largely
he taught by professors
who TO do what know Is tight,
YOU probability live under system OF segovernmt and
appertion your schedule Of work and play,
land those who and have sacrificed for
Will be The sufferers fail to learn To- apporon
wisely,
sef-relianee that VOL steady 1t in stormy hour