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Evening journal., 1920-06-09
SHRINERS LEAVE FOR
LONG WESTERN TRIP

The Wilmington delegation 10 the
annual meeting Of the Mystic Shrine
in Portland. oregon. left this city this
afternoon.
A most interesting itinerary has
been arranged for The members and
many stops will be made en- route in
order TO visit points Of interest. The
stops will be Colorado
Springs, Los Angeles. san Francisco,
Portland, Lake Louise. Banff and
Winnipeg.
The return trip will be made by
way OF the Canadian Rockies, and
visits will be made TO Seattle and
Vancouver. Chicago will also be Wis
tied. The Shriners will return to
Wilmington July 3.
Those in the party were: Dr.
Joseph w. Bastian, Dr. C. Anthony
Beck, Or. and Mrs. Henry w. Briggs,
Samuel II. Caufman, Sr., Harry r..
Conner, Miss Lena Daunquart, Harry
G.. Drain. Mr.. and Mrs. John Frederick,
Mr.. and Mrs. George c. Hutton, Miss
Grace l.. Hutton, Ralph Jacobs, Mr..
and Mrs. Charles C. kurtz, Miss kath-
crime l.. kurtz, Miss Josephine A.
Mayer, Mr.. and Mrs. John Otto
Moore, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry ]. Rich
ardson. Mr.. and Mrs Frank C. Sparks,
Wilkin l.. Strahorn Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Nj. Zebley.
The outside Of city party included
Arthur L. Beals. Newark; George
Compton, Claymont; Charles II. Gam
BILE. Edge Moor: Louder n. Hearn,
Milford, Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick
Theilman, Holly Oak, and Mr.. and
Mrs Clarence Underwood, Gordon
Heights.
Evening journal., 1920-06-09

The Wilmington Country Club has
been an attractive center TO many
society women Of this city and near
by towns during the last few weeks.
Tennis, which is always an interest
ing game, is holding the attention
just now.
Among the oul-of-tOwn players who
are taking part in the tournament
are: Miss Edith Sigourney, OF New
York. Miss Peggy Ferguson. Miss Re
becca THOMPSON. Miss Gertrude 0s-
therimer, Miss Margaret Wiener, Miss
Deborah Seal. all OF Philadelphia T,
Miss Florsnce BALM, OF New York ;
Miss Marian Zinderstein, Longv0od.
Among the Wilmington players are
Miss Anne B. Townsend, Mrs. J. 5.
Taylor, Miss Mary Rupert, Miss Marie
Berl and Mrs. Charles r. Rudolph.
Many OF the players from Philadel-
pima have mOtored up and down dur
in.g the tournament, while those from
distant CITIES have been the guests
OF local devOtees OF the sport. One
Of the social features OF the tOurna-
ment MAS the luncheon given at the
club on Monday The committee in
charge OF the luncheon was as fol-
lows: Mrs j. Saundrs Taylor, Mrs
Arthur LaMotte, Miss Christine Cause
Miss Alice Satterthwaite and Miss
Katherine Hilles.
Miss Sarah Chichester is spending
this week at Rockville. Md, with her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Washington
Chichester.
A party Of Wilmington girls vhs
Will return this week from Miss pOr-
ter's School, at Pennington, Conn. in
cludes Miss Julia Elliott. Miss Hen
rietta Hopes, Miss Mabel Walker and
Miss Carolyn Pennington Miss Elliott
IS a graduate OF the school this year
while the other young women art
under graduates at the school. Thi.
famous old school for a long time has
been popular with Wilmingtunians
Evening journal., 1920-06-09
CONFERENCE MISSION
SOCIETY JUBILEE

The fortieth anniversary OF the
Women's Home Missionary Society
of the Wilmington NJ. L. Conference.
was celebated in two OF the churches
last evening by holding banquets. A
number Of the churches were un-
able to hold the celebration last night
but intend to do so later.
At the supper held by the Grace NJ
E. Society one hundred and eighty
welcome was made by Mrs. Irvine NJ.
Finn.
Mrs. Emma l.. Weldn. the first COR
responding secretary Of the Grace
Auxiliary, and Who has held the Of.
fee ever since the auxiliary was
formed in 1885. with the exception or
two years when she served as presi--'
dent contributed a paper entitled.
was read by Miss Sarah r Weldin.
~Our Mission Schools" was the
subject discussed by Mrs. il. II. Can
non During this address Miss Anna,s
Negendank and Miss Hazel Chapman
appeared in Slavic costume TO repre-
sent the McCrum Slavonic Training
School and Miss Esther Wilson and
Miss Margaret Stafford appeared in
ddHhltoE NUNAullt 10 ItlIEHEnI illtr
San Francisco Training School.
Addresses were also made by Mrs
Alexander Dexter. Miss Lola f. Perry Z
and Mrs. j. w. r.. Sumwalt The
birthday gift bags contained SiS0.S7
The birthday anniversary was alsO-
celebrated by a dinner by the Wo-
mems Home Missionary Society oE
Union NJ E. Church. The opening ad--
dress was made by Mrs. Arthur ALI
ston.
The Rev. II. w. Ewing gave short
talk on the work the society has.
done.
Mrs. Clifford Mecannon spoke Of tho
work that the Womens Home Mis-
siOnary had done among industrial
activities. Miss A. Crothers reviewed
| the work that had been done during
/ the last forty years.
! Miss Anna Handy spoke on the
| organization Of the WOmen's Home
Missionary Society Of the Whining
ton Conference. Mrs. Theodore Fran
els gave a talk on the work Of the
| Women's Home Missionary Society
and what II consists of. Mrs. Allen
Lewis gave a toast 10 women sey-
! ing that no organization be it great
or small can get along without them.
In the center Of the table were two
large birthday cakes with lighted can
dies burning in a position TO make
the figure 40"
The following committee was in
charge Of the supper: Mrs. Joseph
/ BrintOn. chairman; Mrs. Milton Rog-
ers, Mrs. William Church, Mrs Mar
ira Baldwin, Mrs. Arthur Allston.
Mrs. Della White. Mrs. Anne Fork
mum, Mrs. Alfred Swan.
Evening journal., 1920-06-09
TO ATTEND
CLUB CONVENTION

The fifteenth biennial convention OF
the General Federation OF Womens
Clubs Will be held from June i6 TO p
at Des MOines Iowa. The special
speaners will bring messages OF the
country's needs that the delegates and
visiting club women may receive new
inspiration and Information for their
work when the clubs open next Octo-
Der.
It IS 20 be a great convention this
time. given In the great Middle West,
where It's accessibility will bring
hundreds OF women TO a national con-
yention for the first time. All Iowa
is working for it-men and women.
old and young. 10 is 10 be a history
making convention for the General
Federation and Iowa is proud to be
the hostess state
Those who are to go from Delaware
to Dcs MOines as the delegates are !.
Mrs. Clarence Pool. Of Marlborough =
Miss Winfred Bach, Of Wilmington :
Mrs John Salisbury and Miss Anna
HAYES. Of Dover. Mrs. II. ID. Boyer. OF
Smyrna will attend by virtue OF her
office as State Federation presidents
Mrs. A. d. Warner, as General Fedora
tion secretary. and Mrs. r. l.. HOlli-
day.. as General Federation director
for Delaware. Mrs. o. V. Ort Will also
attend as a representive Of the Inter-
national Sunshine Society.
Mrs. Warner, Miss Bach and Mrs
Holiday will leave on June 10 over
ihe PENNSYLVANIA railroad. The others,
with the exception OF Mrs. Ort will
leave on June II, Mrs. Ort going later.
merely taking in some Of the sessions
of Inc Federation on her way TO Cali
fOrnia
Evening journal., 1920-06-09
CLOSING EXERCISES AT
TOWER HILL SCHOOL

owing 10 the fact that there is no
graduating class at the close OF this
first year OF the new Tower Hill
school and because OF the further
consideration that The school build
ing Is not yet completed The closing
exercises will consist entirely OF out
0f-dOor events.
AT o'clock tomorrow afternoon in
the school grounds there will be a
number OF athletic COntSts under
the direction OF Mrs. Ellen r. Bald
WIN and II. Percy Hermansen, physi-
cal directors OF the school, as fol-
lows.
Hockey-Girls vs.. boys. Acrobatio
stunts. etc.-Fourth grade. Relay
races-picked teams. i00-yard dash.
Basketball-tNyo teams OF upper school
girls. Baseball-Green VS.. White.
The judges will he A Felix dupont,
r.. r.. NJ. Carpenter and William A.
Baldwin. Tho prizes will be cunS.
pencils and in addition there will be
The awarding OF letters for those
who have been members OF the inter
and intra school teams.
Evening journal., 1920-06-09
aTRTANCLFr INTERESTING.

The June number OF 1.-THE Triangle
a periodical published by the Misses
HebbS school has just been issued.
The paper is interesting and reflects
great credit on all who had anything
to do with Is publication.
Among the contributors are. Eliza-
beth s. Stubbs, Alice Harvey. Louise
Ross. Dorothy w. Ross, Emily Spru-
ance. Frances Whitlock. Rachel Biggs
Helen Tatnan, Patty Fem, Jane Knox;
Mary Harvey Virginia Wells, Darrell
lervey. Virginia Catlin and Margaret
Cause
one Of the features OF the news
columns Is the annual report OF the
alumnae association, by Miss julia b.
Johnson. ,
All OF the departments are interest
ine. and the fiction Of the various con-
trihutors Is especially good. ihe au-
vertising columns are we'll hled;
Following is the STAN Elizaoetn
cfnhhs. editor-in-chief; Florence
Prickett and Suzanne Murphy, assist
ami editors: Alice Harvey, are editor
Marearet Ritchei; joke editor; NIL
dred Kirlus, assistant joke editor
Ann Corbit. exchange editor; Jose
phine Walls. business manager Mar
earet Ritchie. treasurer; porotny
Frederick. advertising editor MARY
n Warner. sports editor.
Evening journal., 1920-06-09
PicnicS

(An Editorial ny the Society Edtor)
surrounding
country City folks having pcncs in the country country
having in the ctyf they
folks find the travelling nowadays
auto chugs along in half Dobbn
used TO pace it.
whole the picnic fashioned on
fashioned lines And everybody be it, the
folks picnic and the family different species of the
family The folks pretty food,
marshmalow roasts and fluffy stuff And maybe moonlight
But the family picnic is founded Father
something that viii stick TO the
fried chicken beef plenty butter
onionspent Of them, din pickles pesever
well couple kinds Of cake Oh both kinds Of pcnics would
incomplete without Onernc
Pcknckng consists mainly going arriving eating
Folks viii sit the ground big white table cloth.
watch the ants climb the food
ucuar where the spiders lines
picnickng time vther-
change OF scene and routine its
Evening journal., 1920-06-09

Mr.. and Mrs. George Brown, who
were married In Philadelphia last
Wednesday have returned from Allan
tic City and are now at home at $40
West Ninth street.
Miss Mary Hammond, OF the Mar
quette Apartments, Is visiting rela-
lives in Richmond, Va.
Miss Rosalie and Bette steele, OF
the Ursuline Academy, spent the
weekend with relatives at Dover.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Shaw. or Baltl-
more, have been the guests OF Mr..
and Mrs. Leon Howard, Of 2i36 West
Seventeenth street
Miss Frances Webber Of 23is West
Eighteenth street, is spending several
days with Miss Louise Fuller, Of
Washington, Formerly OF This city.
Miss Alice Callahan. Of the Ursuline
Academy, spent the weekend with
relatives at ST. Georges.
Mrs. Ida Collins. formerly OF this
city, but now OF Merchantvine. N. J..
Is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Charles r..
Trice, Of 9i7 Pine street
Miss Pauline Eberhartft, OF 1926
Market street, and Miss Dorothy
Mendenhall, OF Hockessin. are visiting
friends In FreeporL N. Y. and New
York City.
Mr.. and Mrs. William J. Highneld
Will spend the weekend at their
country home, on Indian river. near
hranhord, Sussex county.
Miss Janet Hardie and Miss Ada
WithrOw spent the weekend with
friends in Newark.
Miss NJ. Waite. OF Germantown, Pa,
Is the guest OF Mrs. p NJ. Arnold Of
2i20 Jefferson street.
Evening journal., 1920-06-09
WhatCoHege WiHlNean to You

BY LEwETTE BEAUCIlNp POLLOCK,

Teacher Technical school, Cleveland
Hayng then gifts differing according the that given
u.s.
that st. Paul without sigh millions
who engaged in uncongenial
say thousands millions women
Ths partly due the fact that years there
only certain lines that gilrs specialize
conditions different
the taking which
practically line open
her-Whch Will not be you girls
going college this fall
entering cOeucatona
civil mechanical engneerns study practice
medicine almost all colleges you a
landscape gardener a farmer lady,
or course line OF work path you
will have masculine competition
hard TO attain reached very
In college Will you you try early
possible to hnd out what special bent is In this
yourself adequately for
your
Then Will the keen Joy "goinr
yourself along particular line study professors
and instructors helpers.
And when q
you from going that work.
For college has to
choice and life viii the privilege seeing through
finish.
Evening journal., 1920-06-09
TO CELEBRATE 215TH
YEAR OF ST. AIMS

The 2i5th anniversary OF 81. AIMS
Protestant Episcopal Church, Middle
town. will be celebrated on Sunday,
June 20. st. AIMS is one Of the oldest
churches in the State being founded
in i7O5. The present ediflce was built
in i76s. Many residents OF this city
have a similar interest in ST. AIMS
to that OF Old Drawyer's. Many Of its
friends live in Philadelphia and near
by cities and even In the cities Of
Western United States. The old silver
communion set, still In use in the
parish, dates from 1859 Most details
OF the church building have a Colonial
effect. In 1919 a friend Of the church
presented eight and one half acres Of
ground, adjoining the cemetery 10 the
parish.
The sermon in the morning at 1880
o'clock will be presented by the Rev.
Thomas J. Lacey, ph.D., rector Of the
Church of the Redeemer, Brooklyn.
New York. Or. Lacey is rector Of one
of the Oldest Episcopal churches in
greater New York, and is widely
known for his lectures and writings
on immigration, especially on sub
iects connected with the Greeks in
America. The doctor has travelled in
Greece and was made an officer Of the
Royal order Of ST. George by King
Alexander OF Greece. The rector OF
the parish will conduct the services.
Evening prayer will be said in the
church at 3 o'clock, and the speaker
will be Samuel C. Mitchell, Phi. D..
president OF Delaware College, New
ark. Delaware.
The musical program win be ia
charge OF the choir Of the parish. aug
mented by William Gehhardlsbauer,
OF the ST. Matthias p +. Church. Phil
adelphia. and Fred Il. Ashhridge, or
ganist Of the Second Baptist Church,
Philadelphia, accompanist.
Evening journal., 1920-06-09
rnINnEnS nAY Ar HoME.

A true Founders Day, one ihal y 70
give the children a good time, and help
them realize what friends the FOUND
ers were. IS 20 be given at the Home
FOR Friendless Children at o'clock To-
morrow afternoon. Knowing that there
Is no greater pleasure TO older folks
than TO see children happy, the man
ayers are inviting, through the news
naners every one who cares to. to at
iend. There will be folk dancing by
he children. a Punch and Judy show
end sleight OF hand performance, very
simnle but delightful and Just what
the children Ike. Il will be worth
seeing. and all who go will feel the
enIrif Of the occasion. The managers
win welcome all guests.
Evening journal., 1920-06-09
nANnNFR M0MEN On OUTING.

Thirty-cight members OF the Wo-
mems League OF Hanover Presbyterian
Church enjoyed an outing at the Y. w.
C. A. Holiday House Yesterday. The
party went out TO the House early in
Inc afternoon and enjoyed outdoor
frolic of an kinds. AZ $50 o'clock a
suppor was held. The Wilmington
guests later I'm the evening were join
ed by their husbands. and the party
motored home.
Previous 20 the formal opening Of
the Holiday House the Women's
League Of Hanover gave donation OF
cooking utensils TO the House.
Evening journal., 1920-06-09
rIAC nav OBSERVANCE.

Delaware Daughters OF the Amerl-
can Revolution will celebrate Flag
nay. next Monday, by holding an ir-
formal state conference 40 the hons
of Mrs. J. Z. de Ford. at smyrna. phn
marty will be the guests OF the Eliza
beth Cooke Chapter A box luncheon
viii be served after the business ses-
sion. which will convene at fl o'clock,
standard time.
Evening journal., 1920-06-09
nIITING FnR AGEn.

The annual outing given by Mrs. W.
X. REYNOLDS Of Harvey station, TO the
residents Of the Home for Aged Wo-
men will be held on Thursday after
noon. For more than five years this
picnic and outing has been enjoyed
hy the dear old ladies OF the Home
and is looked forward to by them with
much pleasure. They will be taken to
Mrs. Reynolds home by automobiles
through the kindness Of the managers
and friends Of the home.
Evening journal., 1920-06-09
LIINCHEON AT NAAMANs

Naamans Tea House on-the-Dela-
ware has been popular with many
Nilmingtonians during the past frN
days. Mrs. NJ. Altman lCave a lunch
con on Saturday In honor Of the re-
CCnt engagement or her daughter.
Miss Rebekah +. Altman to Sol Vein
berg, OF Denver. Colorado. Covers
were laid for sixaaen guests.
Luncheon was given yesterday by
Mrs. r. NJ. Harrington 90 ten guests
Mrs. H. Fisher gave a luncheon 10
six guests. Mrs J. Chester Gibson
and Mrs. J c. Corbit will give a tea
tomorrow afternoon.
Twenty members of the Engineers
at the tea house on saturday eve
ming.
Evening journal., 1920-06-09
To RFPFAT PIAYLET.

The Willing Light Bearers or firsst
and Central Presbyterian Church Will
repeat the playlet entitled America
TO the Rescue" on Friday evening in
the church lecture room. The play
was given at the last meeting, Satur-
day. May %. Missionary pictures VIII
he shown. A silver offering will be
taken for the Children's Missionary
Euud
Evening journal., 1920-06-09
p d I, { lie S

Miss Pauline Kecne gave a party at
her home in Bellefonte on Monday eve
ning, It being the thirteenth anniver-
sary OF her birthday. Those present
were the Misses Esther Cartwright,
Isabel Foulk. Helen Brown. Ruth and
Andrie Long. Mary Jamison, Elizabeth
Ouade, Madeline Keene; George Scho-
field. Walter Quade. Charles Kennedy,
Joseph Smith, Frank Long, Jr. and
Edwin r. keene. She received many
presents. Ice cream. cake. fruit and
root beer were served Games were
played and there were musical selc-
lions.
Mrs. Wilbur Mock. OF i0ii Gilpin
avenue. entertained several friends at
an evening company, on Monday even
ing. An enjoyable time was spent.
Refreshments were served.
Those present We're. Miss Elizabeth
Cheney, Miss Mary Unruh. Mrs Hor-
ACE Carl. Miss Margaret Murphy,
Mis- Gertrude Melchoir. Misses Eliza
beth and May Mailman, Miss Greta Nc
Eiwee, Mrs. Nellie Saunders, Miss
Franues Kavanaugh, Mrs. Howard
Simpkins, Miss Phoebe Murphy and
Miss Eleanor Stewart.
Evening journal., 1920-06-09
TEA ROOM FOR BUSINESS WOMEN

Thc Buslnoss and Professional
Women's Tea Room, Inc, will meet
on Friday evening at the club rooms.
Si3 West street for the purpose OF
electing a board Of directors. The
tea room is 10 be located at 2l3 West
Ninth street and win open about
August 1.
Evening journal., 1920-06-09
Yet, After AL
AN Editorial by the Society Editor)

parents creatures they2
that little tot
girl Whyg
when she there VIII be who
lii oil kitchen
help her mother when she grows up"
might TO
ss the third member OF the family.
Well father can't well train
he?
The funny Of the whole the wee bit OF
Evening journal., 1920-06-09
WEST MISSIONARY MEETING.

The Womans Missionary Society
Of West Presbyterian Church, will
met at , o'clock tomorrow, at Shelpot
Park, weather permitting. II stormys
fhe meeting will be held in The church.
Mrs L. d. Mcdonald VIII have charge
of the program. Echoes Of the recent
Presbyterial meetings viii be heard
All members and friends are invited.
Evening journal., 1920-06-09
rESTIvAL AT CALvARY

A strawberry festival VIII De giNeh
nv The women OF Calvary p. T.
Chfrrch. Third and Washington
streets. tomorrow night. An orches-
ira will furnish music. The chair
man Of the various committees are +:
Mrs. W. G.. Palmer. Mrs. Isaac X.
Brown. Mrs. Edward Brouch, Mrs.
John Burton, Mns. James MORROW.
Miss Annie Heinle, Mrs. William
Boyd. Mrs. Nansant. Mrs. William j..
Fisher and Emily Rugg.
Evening journal., 1920-06-09
{L1dI1tSS+

Pollyanna Branch. International
Sunshine Society. viii meet tomorrow
evening at the home Of Mrs. Lester
Hopkins, 2i07 Washington street.
Wilmington Chapter. No. 70. Wo-
mans Order National Association OF
Retail Druggists, held its last business
meeting this afternoon at the home OF
Mrs. Godfrey Hancock, 2l0S Harrison
street. On June iS the association will
take a river ride TO Philadelphia,
meeting there the Philadelphia Chap
ter. No. G. OF the same Woman's Or
standing committees have been ap-
pointed by the newly elected presi-
dent. Mrs. ID. ]. McColley, as follows /:
Sick and flowers. Mrs. Albert Dough-
erty: visiting and membership, Mrs
Oscar Draper; entertainment, Mrs. j.
o. Bosley; current events, Mrs. W. r.
Smith.
A mass meeting OF the Delaware
Division OF the International Sunshine
Society, will be held on Friday even
ing. at 1909 Delaware avenue TO
which all members OF the Sunshine
branches are invited Echoes OF the
annual convention. held recently IN
Boston. will be given and important
business win be discussed relative TO
procuring property which viii be-
come the society's State headquarters.
Delaware Branch OF the Sunshine
Society win ho'i It's annual meeting
at the home Of Mrs. Clarence Crossan
Richardson Park on Iunp o6 An
Evening journal., 1920-06-09
Y. W. c. A. NEWS

Holiday House will be the center Of
many activities during the three
weeks, beginning June 2i, and ending
July TO- This period will be known
as the Junior Week." and there viii
be many special features for all the
young girls and younger women who
are guests at the house at this time.
Nearly all the Girl Reserve Corps will
enjoy a week at this recreation CEN
ter during the period. The first week,
members OF the various High School
clubs will be guests OF the house. The
Eastlake Corps. the West End Corps
and the POcahOntas Corps Will enjoy
the second week OF the outing, while
the third week will be given over TO
the Good Fairy, OriOle Corps, Land
lith Corps and the Marshallton Corps.
Miss Alma Tall, who is the girls
work secretary. will be at the Holiday
House during the three weeks outing
and viii see that each and every
Young woman has a royal good time.
The registration for these Junior
Weeks" is now open TO all club girls,
but will be open 10 any girl in this
city after June ii, II there are any
vacancies at that time.
One Of the features OF the vacation
is TO be the party which will be held
on June 2i. This Will be a gala day
for all. Invitations will be sent and
many guests are expected. All OF the
corps will do some special stunt and
prizes viii be awarded. A picnic
| luncheon will also be enjoyed. This
dav will be known as "Girl Reserve
Day." and all the Girl Reserves in this
| city are to he invited.
II this period Of three weeks is sue
cessful and the members are desirous
OF having a second one this year in all
probability another week Will be en-
loved at the house the last Of August
or early in September.
Eighteen members OF the Y. w en-
loved a boat ride TO Philadelphia on
Monday afternoon. The party includ-
ed the secretaries Of the association
and members Of the Whose Club and
The Blue Triangle Boosters Club.
The vaudeville show given by the
True Blue Reserve Corps on Satur-
dav evening was a delightful success
and a neat sum was realized. Ihe
proceeds will go towards sending two
/ girls to the summer conference camp
40 Camp Nepahwln, in Northern
Pennsylvania.
A large weekend party is arranged
for this Saturday and sunday at the
Holiday House. Among the guests
! will be members Of the Blue Triangle
| Boosters Club. a group Of Girl Scout
! leaders from Philadelphia and group
n Patriotic League Girls from this
city
The Altiora Club will give a straw
berry festival at Wollaston Hall,
| Twenty-nfth and Market streets, to-
morrow evening The proceeds viii
be used TO send delegates TO the sum-
mer conference.
Mrs. G. B. Lee. director Of the
cafeteria. is spending part Of her va
cation at West College, oxford, Ohio,
where she formerly occupied a pO-
sitiOn.
Miss Alma Tail. girls work secretary,
is the guest this week OF her parents
in Baltimore.
Miss Mary C. willis, business and
membership secretary, viii leave on
Friday for New York, where she viii
attend a ten-day conference for out
going secretaries who are 10 go Ia
China, Japan, India and South Amer
lea in the near future Miss Willis
expects to leave this country during
the summer for China for a period
Of five years.
Evening journal., 1920-06-09
{ ( Association MSSHING.

The monthly meeting Of the sunday
school Association of First and Cen
trail Presbyterian Church will be held
tomorrow evening in the lecture room.
All members and friends OF the asso-
citation are urged to attend. An inter-
esting program has been arranged.