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Arizona republican., 1920-12-10

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 DETROIT.-Girls who are employed In the main postoffice here have decoueted and peek booed their way into a nice little argument which Uncle Sam himself may have to step in and settle.
 After Dec. l." said Postmaster William J. Nagel "aI you girls will wear bungalow aprons while at work. "
 We won't" replied the girls. And they are planning to carry the argument up to Postmaster General Burleson, if need be, to have NageF s order squashed.
 Bungalow aprons rob us of all in
Evening journal., 1920-12-01
TO INTRODUCE MISS HASTINGS.

Miss Elizabeth Hastings, daughter
Of Judge and Mrs Daniel O. Hastings,
will be presented to society at a tea
TO be given at the home OF her
parents, 1917 Park Place, from 4 until
$50 o'clock Friday afternoon.
Assisting Mrs Hatsngs will b,
Mrs. Robert N, Richards. Mrs. Mar
tin y. Walker. Mrs Charles NJ
Wharton, OF Philadelphia: Mrs. n. A
Richardson Mrs Victor b. WooleS
Mrs. j. n. Stadelman. Miss Elsie sax
ton, Mrs. Paul A. stevens, OF Anna.
pots, Md, and Miss Katherine Virden
OF New York
The debutantes assisting will include
Miss Mary Marvel. Miss Mary Sladel-
man, Miss Elizabeth Holiday. Caro-
line Tatnall, Miss Jane Richards. Miss
Alice b. Candee, Mis- Margaret Rich
ardson and Miss Catherine Armstrong
Miss Hastings Is a popular member
OF the younger set and will be re-
ceived by a large circle OF friends.
Last year she attended Miss Ferris S
School at Wallngf0rd.
Evening journal., 1920-12-01
To PRESENT PLAYLETS.

Under the direction OF the drainatc
committee Of the New Century Club
three one-act plays will be presented
at the club by members OF the club
on December "A. Mrs. William Z
Blatz is chairman Of the committee
The first OF the playlets, as called
Joint owners in Spain. will be acted
by four former club presidents. Mrs
Alfred d. Warner. Mrs j. Allan Colby
Mrs. Robert B. Rayner and Mrs
Charles f. Wollaston.
The cast OF the second play Is as
follows: Miss Alice Satterthwalt,
Miss Mary Dorsey. Miss Margareta
Miller and Mrs. Edgar B. Fell. This
sketch is called Indian Summer
The final play, THE Wonder Hat,
by Ben ,Hecht and Kenneth sawyer
Goodman, is a harlequinade and will
enlist the talents Of Mrs. Charles +
Wentz, Mrs. Frederick Blatz, Miss
Jessie Seaman. Mrs. Edgar Hall and
Miss Grace Baird. Incidental to the
performance the following ladies Will
take part in a periolte dance; Miss
Dorothy Warner, Miss Esther Wilson
Miss Anna Negendank, Miss Elizabeth
Blanken, Miss Marian Belts, Mis-:
Genevieva Frantz, Miss Madeline Reed
Miss Ruthanna Taylor, Mrs. Clarence
Lane and Mrs. C.. II. Howell.
Evening journal., 1920-12-01
Society

ader. was In Wilmington yesterday
as the guest Of Mrs. William ). hilles.
While at the Hotel dupont she met
many friends who assisted IN the
suffrag9 fight.
Mrs. II. l.. Evans has received word
from her daughter, Miss Jean Evans,
who is in Coblenz, with her sister and
brother-in-law, Lieutenant and Mrs
II. g. King, that they all expect 10
sail for the United States early In
January.
Miss Mabel Nrnon has returned
home from a lrp TO Nevada.
Mrs. Benjamin Coles Morris. who
has besn visiting her mother, Mrs
Edgar NJ. Hopes, Sr., has returned ~
her home in New York city
Mr.. and Mrs. II. G. Haskell are
spending several days In New York
city.
Mrs. Reuben satierihwalte who ha.
been the guest OF Mrs. Alfred CAV
lhrOp for an last few days, has re.
| turned TO Richmond, Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Bancroft, Jr., en-.
lerlan.d Mr.. and Mrs. John Bancroft
Sr. OF Long Neck, Long Island, ovei
the Thanksgiving holidays.
Mrs. Albert o. Hierpe is the guast o
her brother and sister-in-law Mr.. anC
Mrs. Guy Browning. 1893 Orang,
street. Mrs. Hierpe is on her wa!
from HendersonNlR, N. c., 10 hi
home IN Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert X Foster wer,
/ the guests Of the Rev. and Mrs. GeOrg,
h. Wood. Of Bethel. Del. during IA,
Thanksgiving holidays.
Miss Miriam r. Wood has returned
from a visit 10 her parents, the Rev
and Mrs George y. Wood. OF Bethel
Del
Major William II. Small. Of On,
/ United States Marine Corps. Ouantico
Va, has been spending few day,
with his sister. Mrs. Charles NJ Hanb,
623 Delaware avenue
William II Laird Jr., has turne,
! 10 the University Of Virginia afie
spending the holidays in this cit,
with his mother, Mrs. w. II. Laird
Mrs Henry B. Thompson left toda,
| for New York.
Evening journal., 1920-12-01
ELKs ENTERTAIN WOMEN.

Wives and women friends Of mem
bers OF Wilmington Lodge Of Elks
were entertained at a turkey dinner
at the Elks' Home last night in ap-
probation OF their efforts In arrang-
ing the 500 and dance held by the
lodgemen recently at the New Cen
tury Club. The dinner was followed
by a dance. Among those present
were. Mr. and Mrs l.. b Waterman.
Mr.. and Mrs. C.. II. Machines. Mr..
and Mrs. Joseph krutter, Hugh
Diedricks, Edward Green, ). r. Stewart.
Bess stewart X. +. Smith. Mary A.
Willis, r. J. Hevessy, Harry Conner
ford, w. II. Blythe, Matt Black, MIR
and Mrs. kinsler, Mr.. and Mrs
Francis Ryan, Miss Marguerite Nc
Cracken, Miss Bolton. Miss jeanette
Stienle and Miss Olive Banks
Evening journal., 1920-12-01
MISS HYNsoN TO MAKE DEBUT.

Another debutante who will be pres
ented this week will be Miss Alice
Dunn Hynson, daughter of Mrs.
Rodgers Wilson. The presentation
will take place on Saturday afternoon
at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson,
near Newport. when a tea will be
given.
Assisting Mrs. Wilson and Miss Hyn-
son in receiving the guests will be
Mrs. Paul +. Wilson, Mrs. Charles
Copeland, Mrs. William Spruance,
Mrs. II. Fletcher Brown, Mrs. Hope
Barroll. of Chesterlown; Mrs
Alexander Sellers, of Philadelphia
Miss Mamie Gray. and the debutantes
Of the season.
There win be many Out-of-town
guests including Miss Linda Haines
OF West Chester; Miss Elizabeth Gay
and Miss Mary Wagner, of Baldwin
School; Miss Mary Phillips, Of Phila-
| d-lphia; Misses Elizabeth and Isabe
Brice. Of Far Hill, N. j., and Miss Ellen
/ C.. Beck. OF Baltimore.
After te tea Miss HynsOn will en-
/ tertain her house guests at dinn-l
after which they will attend the
small and Early" dance at the
Country Club.
Evening journal., 1920-12-01
BURGESS TO TALK OF BIRDS.

Thornton w. Burgess. writer OF
ohildrens bird and animal stories,
will give an illustrated talk at the
Hotel dupont on Monday, December
81, at o'clock. For the purpose OF
aiding a worthy enterprise the nature
OF which has not been revealed, an
admission fee OF seveniy-flve cents
will be charged
In the coming OF Mr.. Burgess "a
Nilmlngion a rare treat Will be az
f0rded 10 those who avail themselves
OF the opportunity OF hearing him.
Stories OF bird and animal life
hitherto unpublished viii be told by
Mr.. Burgess. and in connection with
these and together with various read
ings from his book. there VIII be
shown on the screen a beautiful col
lection OF colored pictures from
Photographic plates taken by Mr..
Burgess himself during The years he
has become so endeared TO the hearts
Of the children OF the country, as the
biographer OF many Of the wild
animals FOR whose real acquaintance
w are indebted 10 Mr.. Burgess for
The Introduction TO them that he has
given u.s.
Evening journal., 1920-12-01
WOMEN READY
FORMIlNSTREL FUN

Everything is ready for the two
performances Of the pettlcoat min
strels tomorrow evening and Friday
evening in the New Century Club,
under the auspices OF Mizpah Chap
ter, No. ?, order OF the Eastern Star.
The entire cast has been given a pro-
fessional finish under the direction
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Harrington ]. Wheeler
that is rarely seen in amateur plays.
Those taking part follow;
End "Men'-Florence NJ. Handy,
lrma c. Tatman, Marguerite l..
Krause and Margaret b. Plummer.
Interlocutress-Mrs II. J. Wheeler.
Florence Mccullough, Mrs. Helen Bar
rett, Mrs. Irene Bauer, Mrs. Marguer-
ite BeasOn, Mrs. Gilbert Maloney,
Mrs. Merritt Hastings. Sr.. Mrs Hor-
ace X. Fulmer, Mrs. S. Ridings. Miss
Pearl B0ttOmly, Mrs Victor Faivre,
Mrs. Letitia Porter, Mrs. Eva McVey,
Mrs. Fannie r. Triggs, Mrs. Mabelle
Banning Mrs Ida X. Chew, Mrs
Grace HOmewOOd Mrs. r. Rene Carl,
Mrs. Madeline NJ. Newell, Mrs.
Thomas Heathcote, Mrs. Eva Bowers,
Mrs. Verma Stump. Mrs. Mary C.
Saville, Mrs. Ada Dodson, Mrs. Elsie
Hess.
The musical program includes:
Just Like the Rose" Mabelle Ban
ming; Chill Bean" Madeline Newell
"Id Love to Fall Asleep and Wake-uI
in My Mammy's Arms" lrma Tatman
Wee Gee" Margaret Plummer
Mother" Mrs. II. j. Wheeler
\ uNo,,or "a ono Mon NVorrxy Nou1
Mind" Marguerite Krause; Rose OF
Washington Square" Mary Saville
A big program OF special features
follows the minstrel first part Hole
Me Tight in Your Arms" by the kiss
Me Doll" girls, Misses Emma anC
| Grace Rdings, Elsie Campbell. Dorl
, Hughes, Levina Wingate and Mldr Z
hRomance," a spectacular number
with Earl Plummer and Frank Shaub
! Sr., as solOists, assisted by Mildred
! N0shell and Mrs. Harry Newlln. Thl
| following children are the flowers il
youths Garden"-Miriam WOlsten
holme, Carolyn Pritchett. Blanch Ain
scow. Peggy McCracken, EvelyI
Elliott, Bertha Talley, Dorothy McNey
Daisy Baker, Margaret Croak, kathryi
Robinson, Irene Stone. Emily McVey
! Dorothy Bowers, Florence Hodgs0n
/ Mildred FaiVre, Elizabeth Oaks an'
Master Miller Newell as cupid.
THE Girls Of My Dreams witt
William Raymond as soloist, are Lii
| liam Marshall, Aimee Ridings, Bessl'
| Maslln, Mildred Fulmer and Mesdame
Helen Pippin, Helen Ludlow and Dais'
/ Burnham.
"A Night in Hawaii presented b,
Robert Reed Mary C. Saville' Gran
willie Jackson and Mr. Ludlow as Ha
waiians Miss Kathryn Jester viii
present Hawaiian solo dance.
Drane's elite orchestra Will FUR
nish hsthe music for the show and dane
that will follow the performance.
Evening journal., 1920-12-01
BEACON CLUB MEETING.

At a recent meeting Of the b aeon
Club, A. Raymond Jackson. president,
appointed NJ. d. Fisher. chairman, and
Miss May b snhart and Marion Land
ing, members OF he nominating COM
mttee. The election will b. hide on
Dedsmber 70.
Much friendly rivalry is btng man
ifest-d in the election. The officers
whose terms expire with the Dec m
Der me ting are: A. Raymond Jack
son, president: John s. Furliss, vice
president; Walt'r G. Miller, .reasur. r;
Daisy Ford, secretary; Myrtle Davis
corresponding S. cretary. Mr. Jack
son has servad two years as secre-
tary-Teasurer and two years as
pr sident
The meeting will be hcld in the
meeting rooms OF .he school. The en-
Bertainment committee has promised
good program While all pro
grams ar Instructive and interesting
th one TO b. given in December viii
be filled with the spirit OF Christmas
Evening journal., 1920-12-01
Golden Weddings
IAN Editorial by the Society Editorl

Every little while the Wilmington newspapers print pictures Of
elderly eldrly and
effect that Mrs and So celebrating their golden wedding
anniversary today
nearly they goodlookng
whOesoms couple read people Thing of
Fifty years married 4 century diamond wedding an
nversary still stretching % years lead OF ihem
Fifty years. Of things happened 10 the world and
When married folks together for so
almost certainty that "unl do us part meant
but happy people they stood up married. and went away Va
live happy afterward"
Wilmington folk Just married starting on The
long trail golden wedding anniversary have lot M
anniversary mesones to pass befOre they reach A.
First is wedding the close NJ the first
of wooden
the tin wedding; at the fifteen the crystal
wedding: end OF twenty the china wedding at the end ~
twenty-five silver wcddng the Of thirty he cotton
the end Of hiryfVe The nen forty the
vooen sorty-ye silk at the close ~ 0f a.
golden wedding Beyond diamond wedding an
nyery be celebrated at the the 6Oh 10th or 10Th e,-
CHOOSES.
Evening journal., 1920-12-01
The Sandwich
IAN Editorial hv tho soeio,, rd,,o-

IAN Editorial by Society Edorl
When restaurant and orders sandwich nc
knows, little perhaps
perhaps when told at gambling was
the it, the
for the naming OF the sandwich namne OF Inc sandwich
Islands He John Moniagu Earl Of sandwich
The considerable OF a public man. il seems good de-
sporting lie As
OF this he frequently gambed all through his hours
out the story two pieces o
o. has 70.
the memory the sandwich
ndle. that wonderful
Sandwich Islands i'm back there IT'S.
Evening journal., 1920-12-01
GIFTS ron CnLnREN.

Thanksgiving gifts TO the Home Of
Friendless Children last week de-
Lighted not only the children but the
managers and the mairon as well. on
me day before Thanksgiving twenty
three girls from No. % school accom-
panied by their teacher, Miss Nc
Chntock, book out most appropriate
gift. There were an orange, apple
and banana for each child and plenty
Of nuts. grapes and other goodies
for every child OF the sixty 20 have a
share. This gift was gotten up by
Alice Babcook, one OF Miss Me
Clintock's class Of iwenty-eight anc
the project needed only a sponsor q
meet with instant cooperation on IN,
part Of the other twenty seven.
Another appropriat and most ac
ceptable gift was from the Christian
Endeavor Society Of Hanover Church
This society sent out a supply O
Jelhes. preserves, nuts, sweet pota
toes and other things that are need.,
constantly by IN home, and for whicl
the management Is always grateful.
Evening journal., 1920-12-01
rs i rk h S

wILsON-To Mr.. and Mrs. William will
son. Of IS East Twenty second street,
az the Delaware Hospital, on November
20, a daughter
TILDEN-To Mr and Mrs. p. Van A. Til
den, OF go Geddes street at the Della
ware Hospital, on November -, a son.
HOUTMAN-To Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Houtman, Of Winterthur, al the Della
ware Hospital on November y, q
daughter.
FI.ETCHER-To Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Fletcher. OF 2132 Linden street, at the
Delaware Hospital, on November p,
daughter
CAREY-To Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Carey,
100 West Eighteenth street, at the
Delaware Hospital. on November %,
son.
LITSON-To Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Lit.
son. OF PIG Market street, at the Della.
ware Hospital, on November %,
daughter.
PRECE-To Mr.. and Mrs. Edward C.
Price, Of a1o Tatnali street. at the
Delaware Hospital. on November Is. a
aon-
Evening journal., 1920-12-01

Miss Marie Berl daughter of Mr.,
and Mrs. William Blrl, 1903 Market
street will be presented TO society al
tea TO be given by her parents a
their home on December 10 Miss berl
Is a graduate Of the Misses Hebb
school. this city. and-is now a stu
dent al the Academ&ef Fine Arts in
Philadelphia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lammoit dupont, who
were marIted last saturday in Read
ing Pa. are yaioylng a trip to Hot
Springs, va.
Miss Marion Dunham is spending
several days in Johnsiown, Pa.
Mrs Francis s. Whliien. Of Mead
ows-on-ihe- e-Brandywine, is spending
several days in New York. She is eX-
pected home Friday.
Mrs. w. X. dupont has issued invi-
tatiOns for a tea on December 9 at her
home. from until o'clock, 10 meet
Mrs. Lamlnot dupont.
Mrs. Clara Kethm. who has been
the guest OF Mrs. 4. NJ. Hopes. Jr,
has returned to her home in New
Durgi n. I.
MIR. and Mrs. s. d. Townsend are
spending two weeks at Hot Springs
Virginia.
Mr. and Mrs r. r. NJ. Carpenter and
Mr.. and Mrs w. w. Laird have taken
cottages at West Palm Beach for the
winter months. They expect TO leave
this city for the southern resort
about January &C.
Miss Margaret Handy, daughter Of
Or. and Mrs. G. NJ Handy. 623 Della
ware avenue, who has been spending
the Thanksg wing holidays with her
parents. returned yesterday 10 the
Walnut Lane school. Germantown, Pa
Miss Mildred Simpson is on a ten
day trip 70 New York city and North
Adams Mass.
Laird Slabler. a Student at Prince
ton University who spent the Thanks
giving holidays with his parents In
this city. has returned 10 his studies
Mrs. Rodgers Wilson will give a
luncheon In honor OF Mrs. Lammoi
dupont on next Wednesday. There
VIII be twelve guests.
Miss Alice Paul. National Suffrage
Evening journal., 1920-12-01
RAZAAR AT RELLEFONTE.

A bazaar VIII be held on Friday
afternoon by the Bellefonte Civics
Club at the home Of Mrs Edward
Schwatka, Maple avenue and the troll
ley lins. Fancy articles. homemade
cakes and candies will be for sale.
The committee in charge is composed
Of Mrs. c. T; 0cheltree, chairman
Ocheltree. Mrs. Fred Messick. Mrs
Charles Berg, Mrs. Edward Schwatka
Mrs Ella LivermOre, Mrs Addie
Hurst, Mrs Edward Curren, Mrs
Frank Long, Mrs. Charles WintruI
and Mrs. Eugene MOwlds.
Evening journal., 1920-12-01
MISS FOWLER TO GIVE READING

Under the auspices Of the Primary
Ter Of Boston, one Of the most popular
readers Of the country, will give d
reading at 4 o'clock tomorrow after
noon in the auditorium OF the VIII
mington High School She will have
as her subject Turmoil" by Boothe
Harrington. Miss Fowler has an ap-
pealing personality and exceptional
ability In hrr work.
For two years she was in France
entertaining the members Of the A. r.
F., and from all reports she was as
popular with them as with home au-
dioncpg
Evening journal., 1920-12-01
Clubs.

At the Current Events Glass OF the
New Century Club yesterday morning
a resolution Of sympathy was adopt
ed by the class and was directed sent
TO Mrs. A. H. Berlin a former presi-
dent Of the club. and chairmanLl-
chr of the class, whose husband
died last week
Announcement was made that j.
Edgar Rhodes will deliver an illustrat-
ed lecture on Recent Experiences In
Cnlral Europe" at the club on Satur-
day evening.
Evening journal., 1920-12-01
P d II & / G S

Master Charles Gouert. OF I'll Ruth
street, was given a party last Friday
evening, in honor Of his seventh birth
day. There was singing by Billie
Burns and Furhman Kane Little Miss
Helen Williams and Dorothy Neasey
entertained with fancy dancing.
Among those present were The Misses
Helen Williams, Eleanor Kelly, Dor
othy Neasey, Gertrude Moore, Elsie
Moore, Sara Clegg, Gladys Gross,
Edith CrOssan, Vera CrOssan, Mary
Burns. Pearl Wilson, Margery Nurn-
berg and Iona Nurnberg. Marguerite
Grant, Regina Grant, Muriel Benson,
Mildred Fletcher. Olive Fletcher,
Marie Foster and Virginia Smith,
Masters Francis Kelly. Joseph Kelly,
William Shinn, Howard Burns, Har-
ton. Charles Ryan, James Moore,
Furhman Kane and Charles Gouert.
A card party will be held al thc
Washington Heights Century Club
building. on Friday evening. Decen-
ber TO- und the auspices of the en-
tertailm'nt, music and social service
committee. The proceeds Of the
party will go 10 the child welfare
work and to the building fund. Both
bridge and 500 will b. played.
Tickets may be secured by call
ing Mrs. Frank II. Mason. 80I; Mrs.
Ella Bowen, 6i33-W.; Mrs. Jacob
Kleitz, 1868.
A surprise party was given on Sat
irrdav evening 10 Mrs. A. Clancy at
her home. CPS North Harrison street
in honor Of her birthday anniversary
Those present were Mr.. and Mrs
A. Clancy, Mr.. and Mrs j. Clancy
Miss Edith L. Clancy. Mr. and Mrs II
smith. Mr. and Mrs d. Tuft, Mr.
and Mrs. r. Penmebf1n. Nir. and
Mrs 4. pemberton. Mr.. and Mrs
r. Woldridre. Mr. and Mrs. r. Penn
berton. Mr.. and Mrs. ] HoOdock
Mr. and Mrs. William Collins. Mr.
and Mrs. l.. Weldin Mrs l.. Meiler
, Mrs. C.. Trice. Mrs. C.. Morrow Mrs
McCrey. Mrs. c .Deakyne. Miss BessC
smith and Miss Dorothy Woodbridge
/ Charles Woodbridge and William
] smith Out OF town guests were Mr.
and Mrs. J. pemberton Charles anC
Robert Pemberton ot Audubon, N. J
A variety shower was given on
Monday evening at the home OF Miss
/ Edna Murphy, in honor or Mrs. Ton
rad X. ID. Lewis who was married re.
( Gently.
Those present were the Misses
Marie Hession. Anne Davidson. Berth;
Lilly. William Hamilton. Edna Muir
phv and Mrs Conrad X. d. Lewis
Mrs Lewis was the recipient OF man,
gifts.
4 party of little folks helped Rus
sell Boyd. Jr.. celebrate his SIKH
birthday anniversary at his home. 2O
Rodney street on Saturday afternoon
Each Of the guests received a d0nke,
cap and a yellow crepe basket fllle'
With candies.
During the party Miss Marie Witsl
gave a solo dance. Margaret Durne,
sang and Alfred Braddock played sew
b cral selections on the saXophone
| Those present We're. Rose Rogerson
, Gertrude shannon. Margaret Durney
. Gwend0lyn Watkins. Marie Witsil
LILLIAN Wiisn, Marion Mccarthy
Mary Keech Leslie Macklem. William
Beck. josh Mailer. Leonard Barlow
George Durney, Russell Boyd
Evening journal., 1920-12-01
SUPPER AT ST. IOHN,s.

An oyster supper will be served
from $50 to o'clock tomorrow eve
ming in the parish house Of St Johns li, I,
class. Miss Jane Primrose is presi-
dent OF the class and Mrs. Frederick
Bringhurst, teacher. The following
chairmen are in charge Of the supper
Cakes, candies and fancy articles, Mrs.
COverdale: tables, Mrs. Booth: fried
oysters. Mrs. Truitt; creamed oysters,
Mrs kimhle: tea ald coffee Mrs
Lodge; rolls and butter, Mrs. Aikens
peas, Mrs. Lowe: potatoes, Mrs Quig-
ley and Mrs. Etchells: ice cream. Mrs.
White. Il is expected that 800 persons
will attend Tho supper.
Evening journal., 1920-12-01
TO EXHIBIT HiNDIWORk

The exhibit 20 be shown next Tues
day al the New Century Club. OF
South RI Mountain women's handl-
work will appeal to all lovers OF fine
craft work In which Southern women
have excellcd for several years. In
the moutalnous sections, which are
remote OF course and isolated the
primitiv' form Of handi-crafl such as
weaving. knitting, etc. have held The
attention Of women FOR many years.
In al their articles they inject an ele-
ment Of decisive worth. Their woven
goods, for example. are pure wool and
siaunchly knit.
The arts and crafts committee OF
the Century Club OF which Mrs
George T Brown is chairman has ar
ranged this exhibition and sals for
nneNt Tuesday at the New Centur,
Club. The sale viii open at a o'cloci
and VIII continue until 6 O'Clock
There viii be mfled and knotier
spreads, toys. fans. hearth broomi
ana homespuns an made bv M,
southern Mountaineers
Evening journal., 1920-12-01
HOSPITAL SOCIETY ELECTS.

pathic Hospital Association the fol-
lowing officers We're ehct-d: John
Richardson, Jr., Walter d. Mode and
Charles w. Pusey, trustees for three
years The following officers Of cor
poration and board OF trustees were
elected to serve for one year Presi-
dent, Charles w. Pusey; vice-presi-
dent, John Richardson. Jr., treasurer,
J.. l.. Maloney; secretary, Robert d.
kpmn
Evening journal., 1920-12-01
RICHOR CuOIFN RAII

IN inst annual ball OF the Ladies'
Bichor Cholem Moshev Zokonm So
ciety will be given on December 2S.
n the New Century Club. for the
benefit OF the home for the aged.
Tickets are now on sale. The com
mttee In charge comprises Mrs. Louis
scott. lr., chairman Mrs Louis Baer,
Mrs. II. Feinberg. Mrs II Freedman,
Mrs, r. Braun. Mrs. Cooper. Mrs r.
Baskin, Mrs Solomon Mrs. NJ. Kruger,
Mrs Louis Topkis. Mrs Max keil
Mrs. ID. Shar, Mrs. l.. Solonsky, Mrs
Charles Schagrin, Mrs. A. Sayer and
Mrs 1. RaphelsOn
Evening journal., 1920-12-01
MARRIAGEs AT COOKMAN.

The following marriages haN, been
performed at Cookmal NJ. f Church
parsonage by the Rev. W. G Harris,
r Gently:
Miss Bertha Sherwood and Melvin
Engler, on November 24.
Mrs. Mary j. Swab and Warren Hall,
both Of this city, on November %.
After January 1 Mr.. and Mrs. Hall
will be at homs at 2sO7 M,st Second
street.
Evening journal., 1920-12-01
BAKE AT nIMANIFL

The Women's Auxiliary Of Imman
usl p +. Church will hold bakl. o
Friday afternoon at 9 o'clock in Oh
parish house. In addition TO the bak
there will be on sale aprons OF al
kinds and fancy articles suitable 10
Christmas gifts.
A sale Of homemade candies and
grab bag will be OF interest TO IN
children
Evening journal., 1920-12-01
STANDARD BEARERS SALE.

I1e standard Bearers Mlsslonary
Society Of Grace NJ. E. Church will
hold its annual winter sale on Friday
in the church house The sale will
open in the morning and continue
throughout the day. Many attractive
and Inexpensive Christmas gifts and
cards VIII be for sale Mrs. Rob rt p
Golday is presIdenL Of The society.
Evening journal., 1920-12-01
WnMFNs CIIfR TEA

The Business and Professional Wo-
mems Club will hold a tea this after
noon at the clubrOOms, Si3 West
stret Miss Kathleen Moore will be
hostess. Tomorrow evening Will be
the regular reading night and Friday
evening will be reserved for cards.