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Evening journal., 1920-07-14

vice Hospital in East Norfolk. MIR
DeniO recently enjoyed a vacation in
Massachusetts. Mn. Fisher returned
10 This city with her mother and cX-
poets TO be here for some time.
p. II. r. Wyatt, Of Klrklyn, Pa, who
has been visiting relatives In VIII
mlngton, has returned home
Former Levy Court Commissioner
David Hutchinson. OF Townsend, was
In Wilmington yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gardner Ellis have
gone 10 Dclmar and vicinity for a
visit TO relatives and friends
r. Harry Phillips. Of Salisbury. Md.
who has been visiting his brother,
.Olen +. Phillips, in this city, has re-
turned home.
Former Governor Charles r. Miller
and Mrs Miller are In California on
a visit 10 Mr.. and Mrs. Clement w
Miller.
Mss Helen Forbes of Sli Van
Nuren street and Miss ThOrnbury. Of
weeks in Atlantic City.
Mr.. and Mrs Thomas II. Concannon
suent The weekend In Atlantic City.
Mrs. Charles Mowbrey has returned
from visit TO her parents i'm Dover.
The recently formed Ladies' Aux
Harry branch Of The lniled CONNER
cial Tmvelers, entertained The phia-
delphia branch OF the same organiza-
tion on last saturday evening
Mrs. r. Marvin Megginson and
daughters, Berry, and Isabella. Of
BellefOnte, have returned from a
months visit In Washington, ID. C., as
the guests OF MIS-. MegglnsOn's sis
ter. Mrs. Willard Cleland. Miss Mar
iOrie Cleland, OF Washington, return
ed with her relatives 70 spend some
time here.
Miss Mildred Lee Carter Is spending
two weeks with her parents at their
farm, near Smyrna.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. J. smith and son.
Francis. w. II Ferguson. W. j. Lyons.
Mr.. and Mrs J. r. Emmons and son
were guests last week OF Hotel Os-
borne, Atlantic City.
Miss Nellie Sawln. Miss Elizabeth
Patton, Miss lIllda Brown Miss Ruth
z. Guyer aud Isaac n. Brown. lr.,
constituted an automobile party
which visited Mr. and Mrs. George
Carter az Cedarbr0ok Farm. near
Smyrna, on Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Rodman Miss
Lillian Rodman and Mrs. William
Rodman Sr. spent the wrek k-end al
Atlantic City.
Mrs Charles y. Fahs Of HnlcresI
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nnIiSEHnLn NOTES.

Ten eggs make one pouHu.
Never make tea in metal teapot.
plan meals for the week on Monday;
Serve potatoes in an uncovered
dish.
An excellent bread is made with
Min should never be kept in an
Waterloo requires longer freezing
than ice cream.
Any banana may be used for max
ing marmalade.
An cake batlers need a quarter
teaspoOnfll Of salt
A fOur-pOund fish should make six
or seven portions.
Never buy things out OF season, as
they are always high.
Small sausages served with roast
chicken add TO the flavor.
In boiling potatoes. allow just
enough water 10 boil dry
Keen pickles In a dark, dry place,
I'm either glass or stone jars.
Stale bread can he used as a basis
for many meat dishes
Before using brass kettles, clean
them with salt and vinegar.
Potatoes have much better flavor
II cooked in an iron pot
An ordinary iron fire shovel makes
an excellent salamander.
tIneaten cereals may be used to
thicken soups. stews or gravies.
The better blackherries for jelly
making are the uncultiyated ones.
Before using currants or raisins in
cakes. wash, dry and Hour them.
Parsley added tO creamed potatoes
gives them an excellent flavor.
In warm weather IL is wise to use
fresh fruits instead Of made desserts.
When boiling peas or beans. add a
sprig Of mint when first put on to
cook
Lemons will be ripe and juicy II
kept in cold water changed every
week
Butter for cakes should never be
melted or warmed. Beat IL to a
cream
Sweet pickles should be cooked
enough TO keep without being tightly
seAed,
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III ID s.

The Woman's Club OF Newport at
It's last meeting arranged to have
Welcome" signs placed on all roads
leading into The town. Mrs Harvey
Gregg, Mrs. W. l.. uff. Mrs. II. Taylor
and Mrs. Harry pierson the COM
mlttee IN charge. were instructed TO
secure signs and have them erected
at once.
Mrs 4. W. Spicer was elected see
reiary OF The MaWaset MOmen's Club
at the meeting held yesterday after
noon, at ihe home Of Mrs. Charles
Warner. 23ii West Eleventh street
The election OF Mrs. Spicer W0s
unanimous. She succeeds MIS-. ". p.
Allen, resigned. because OF leaving the
city for ihe summer
10 was decided TO hold a lawn feie
FOR ihe bonent Of the Health Center
at Ninth and Union streets. on Sep
hember A. lMrs. Charles X. Weston
was made chairman Of the committee
in charge, Mrs Charles Warner of
ferd her lawn for the purpose The
fete will begin at > O'Clock. Looking
/ forward iO further opportunities
whereby they could be of benent IA
lhe children. IL was de,idcd Go hold
"a card party once a week Mrs. H.
a.. tAickerIng was made chairman of
a committee iO take charge of these
affairs AZ lhe close OF Che meeting
she stated The FIRST would De held
next Friday at urlock at her home
1909 Nottingham road.
Miss Mary Lockwood. supery isnl
M the visiting nurses of nrk,,arr
who is affiliated with the llealti
Center gave an interesting ialk {,
ihe club members on ihe needs o
the Stale witi regard tn health ser
vice for ,hildr a. She explained lh,
urgent need for financial action d,
The next state Legislature.
Following the meeting pubN
sale Of candies. pies cake, and fanc,
articles was held. ihe purpose %
] which was 90 obtain funds FOR ih
. Health Cener. al Ninth and Unio
streets 4 goodly amount w3s recoiv
ed from the sale Mrs F. o. McCor
mick. Mrs nln nerr and Mrs. Ale
b Henry had charge.
Evening journal., 1920-07-14

A baby must always be handled
carefully. His bones are stll part
cartilage and they bend and break
easily Other bad effects Of too much
or careless handling are .sore' and
painful muscles which make baby
cross. Handling after eating upsets
the digestion. Jolting, bouncing and
rocking make a child excitable and
nervous.
A young baby cannot turn himself
over. His muscles get very tired if
They remain too long i'm one position.
When he is taken up for feeding or
cleansing, his position should be
changed from side 10 side. or from w.
ing on his back 60 lying on his stom-
.ach. But always the head and back
must be kept straight and the arms
and legs free. The ears should be kept
straight and fiat on the head The
eyes should be protected from direct
light.
To hold young baby on one arm
law him fiat on his back on your left
arm supporting the neck and head
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APPRECIATE SERVICE
OF R. C. WORKERS

In behalf OF The service extended 10
the United states General Hospital, No.
81, at Carlisle, Pa. both during the
war and peace period, Mrs. Ethel Ball
Stanair. captain Of the Motor Corps of
The Delaware Chapter OF the American
Red Cross, has received an apprecia-
tive letter from the hospital. The
hospital has recently been closed and
Captain Staniar and a contingent Of
The corps went to Carlisle 10 bring to
this city the large auto bus which
mad meant so much pleasure TO the
soldiers there
Following Is the letter received by
Captain Stanair:
American Red Cross.
u s. \. General Hospital, No 81,
Carlisle. Pa.
Carlisle, Pa, July 7, 1920.
Mrs Ethel Ball Staniar, American Red
Cross, Motor Corps, 9i3 Delaware
avenue, Wilmington, Del.
NV Dear Mrs. Stanair. With the
passing OF this post as a hospital. the
Motor Corps activities as well as other
forms of entertainment and recreation
have come 10 a close
As you are aware. during the life Of
the hospital the Red Cross was con-
iinually striving 10 do something for
the benefit and amusement Of the
Iatients While this phase Of the work
took on several forms and all We're
more or less appreciated, ! doubt very
much whether any one thing con-
trihuied quite as much TO the pleasure
aud benefit OF so large number as
the motor trips which had been given
almost daily for months past
The Delaware Chapter. through their
generous contribution Of the motor
bus" was Of material assistance in The
carrying out Of our program. and II
could speak for the many men who
found diversion and enjoyment in these
rides am sure you would nave no
doubt but that what you had done has
been Of real service.
Yours sincerely.
(Signed) NJ. II. CARTER.
Field Director.
American Red Cross.
Evening journal., 1920-07-14
HOW TO HANDLE A BABY.

with the palm Of the hand and nm
gers, and pressing his body close TO
your body with the left elbow Never
throw baby over the shoulder.
4 baby should not be encouraged
TO try TO hold up his own head until
he is four months old or 10 sit up
until he is six months old The spine,
neck and head always should be sup
ported Never pick a child up by the
arms Grasp him firmly by the shoul-
ders or body.
In walking with an older child do
not walk too fast nor compel him to
reach mp TO take youh hand. 10 is
very tiring TO walk in MAT position.
Questions relating To Baby Care and
to problems Of maternal and childish
health will be answered direct by
mail. Address
BABY HEALTH EDITOR,
L. :. Health StrVice,
Washington. D. c.
BE sure 10 give your fun name and
address. and please mention the name
OF this newspaper.
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FASHIONS AND FADS.
oIl0re urO mostly low.

collars are mostly low.
Gray is a smart fall color
Goals will have straight lines.
Most fall hats have broad brims.
Fall hats will wear ostrich tips.
Fur coats have deep shoulder col
lars.
pongee Is a fashionable glove color
Heavy tassels finish sashes.of braid.
Small wings and quills trim au-
iumn hats.
Knitted sports scarfs will be worn
again.
are favored
BLACK satin will be much used for
afternoon gowns
sport coats and fancy suits follow
Chinese lines.
White has been introduced for mid
summer wells
Street and formal gowns show long
wasted effects.
terms TO the border.
The petal-shaped oVerSkirt Is used
on many fall models.
Many three-Quarler sleeves In flow
ing effu't are seen.
Serge and plaid taffeta will be a
good fall combination
patent-leather bands trim a number
Of smart fan frocks.
The OvCrskirt draped In the back
brings IN the hustle line.
Green serge and crisp yellow or
candle go well together
plaids I'm subdued colors are IA
Vored for separate skirts
Children's coats are made Of broad
cloth in pastel tinis.
Bodices of evening gowns are
drapcd snugly TO the figure
Combinations OF black-and-white In
cloth costumes are smart.
The long nanelcd tunlc drops below
a tightly fitted underskirt.
skirts are being made Of three tiers
OF accordion-pleated rufnes.
Some Paris models have drawn-in
Evening journal., 1920-07-14
1B i RI III S |

KNIGHT To Mr.. and Mrs. Lerov'
knight, Of 103 Vandever avenue. 40 the
Delaware Hospital. on July S, a son.
CURLETT- To Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Curlett, OF SOB East Tenth street, az,
the Delaware Hospital, on July ., a
son.
YoUNG-To Mr. and Mrs wmiam>
Young, OF ODD Monroe street, at the
Homeopathic Hospital, on July 0. a
son.
GRAY-To Mr. and Mrs. Clyde f. Grv.
Of Baltimore Md, at the Homeopathic
Hospital, on July IL, a daughter
COLLINs-To Mr.. and Mrs. BENJAMIN
collins. Of COZ Grant avenue. al the
Homeopathic Hospital, on Jul VI. a
son.
JOHNSON Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred
Johnson, OF 1905 Lancaster avenue. az
Homeopathic Hospital, on July Z,
a son.
HAYES To Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Hayes.
Of 500 West Seventh street az the
Delaware Hospital, on July IL. a
daughter.
CHAMBERS Mr. and Mrs. Alfred
a. Chambers Of 7l3 Spruce street. at
the Delaware Hospital, on July II.
son.
CARETTA To Mr.. and Mrs. Antonio
Caretta. Of Richardson Park, on July
-, a son.
KoENCER To Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
koencer. Of 22g Grant avenue a. mo
Physicians and Surgeons Hospital. ON
July H. n son. va
COOK-To Mr. and Mrs. Earl 7 Cook Of
2iS North Van Buren street ~ enc
Homeopathic Hospital, on July 9, a
WHIrCRAST To Mr. and Mrs Ellis
Whitcrast, Of 800 Harrfngton street
Union Park Gardens, at the Delaware
Hospital, on July 10 a daughter
LYNAM-rO Mr. and Mrs Ouiubv
Lyman, of Newport. Del. az the Dela-
ware Hospital, on July II, a son.
Evening journal., 1920-07-14

is spending two weeks at Atlantic
CITY
Miss Emily D. Good. OF Wilmington
and Kennett square is visiting Mr.
and Mns Ross H. Ransome at Twin
Islands Farm near Walden N. Y.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward C. May and
family Of 1912 West Seventeenth
street are spending the summer at
Scagirl, ~ j.
L. B. Rodgers, general supernlen-
dent OF the Wilmington Gas Company
has returned from a business trip TO
Atlantic City
Clifford Young was recent visitor
TO Malhchn, N. r.
Mrs, Harold Smith. OF Washington,
D. c.. is visiting Airs. John Kellum Of
Gordon Heights.
Mrs. Louisa sawln. Miss Nellie
SuWin and Miss Elizabeth q. Hopes
lcfl today for Athpl. Mass. where
they will remain until September
Miss Florence stIdham. twenty
fourth and Boulevard. is spending sew
rral days at NOXcnlown Pond near
Middlet0wn, Del
Thomas p. Sullivan. Of 9O6 West,
Tweniy-nfth street. leaves the city
today for Detroit where he will take
"a position with The Gcnoral Motors
Company
Miss Fannie n. llunlerf NJ 2i3i
Lancaster avenue is spending her va
cation with relatives at Hartford.
Conn.
Arthur d Bennett. Jersey City. is
visiting C.. s BOcQ at his residence.
the Kent Apartments Mr.. Bennett
was formerly with The United States
radio service.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Neave. 229
West Seventeenth street, are spend
ing the week In Easton. Pa Mr.
Neave Is superintendent Of The foun-
dry Of the Pusey and Jones plant in
This city.
Mrs w. Hickman an active mem
her OF the uld SWcdes Church. Is at
hrr home, 2tUt West street, recover
ing from a serious Illness.
Stephen p. Wlnslow is spending
some time In Charlcstown. MI
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence w. Ewart
Of Philadelphia, formcly of This city.
have been visiting old friends in WI
mngtOn.
Dr. and Mrs. p. A. Traynor are
spending July at Atlantic City.
Mrs. Watson b. Lenderman and
Miss Irene Frances Iendcrman are
l at Ocean city n. ].
Evening journal., 1920-07-14
MOuieS and Cities
An Edlior.al BY me society Edilor-l

AN Editorial by The Society Ediior)
changes that have wrought nearly
muny the wonders OF the film industry
Wilmington has its share such changes
takes remember the time The business districts
towns and cities went dead at and dark after
10.
But today-or rather tonght-he o any
white product OF the movie which has rvoutonzed night
life town well the cities. brosdened
individual life and generally speaking made worth while
First the lights Of the Little theatre upon the
Of business districts after quickly shaded by the
eectrcs Of the Biou while the
Elite opened for business with with
red white and blue lights. and a Illuminated
Next candy
OF three four competitors 70 cater 10 the night
No single influence
the have motion
pictures during tho past general
Evening journal., 1920-07-14

4 vote OF thanks was givn 10
Frederick and Charles Warner who
have been assisting the club by can
N9ssing MaWaSel Park each night
with Ice cream, The money derived
from The sale To be- given 30 The
Health Center.
The next meeting of The club will
be ON August 10
At a meeting 0f the Blue Rock Com
muDily Club. held at the home OF Mrs.
John Titus on last Monday evening.
81 was decided tO hold a lawn party
on August ~ at the home Of Mrs.
Titus, on Lore avenue In cOniunc-
tion. a cafeteria supper will be serv-
ed. The last party, which was held
at the home ~ Mrs. John kelum's,
cleared more than 500.
The members are anticipating
ciuD house sometime next fall.
An ice cream. homemade pie and
cake sale Will be- held on the lawn VI
the home of Mrs Edward SillilOe.
Junction avenue. Elsmere. ON next
Thursday evening for the benefit of
the Elsmere Civic Club The sale is
being arranged by Mrs. Edward SILL
toe and Mrs Leslie ralley An inNi-
ton Is extended 90 AN 90 come and
pariake of these eoodies. The club
Will hold sing at the Elsmere Pres
hyterian Church tonight 10 will be
gin al o'clock An n,sidents of Els
mere and tho vicinity are invited to
attend.
AZ a meeting Of lha Business and
Professional Momen's Club. held laSl
/ night. 10 was dec.d 90 open the
| Betsy Montgomery CON e. house on
July q The coffee house was eX.
/ peeled 20 open July ~.
! Mlcr Miss Helen Garrett prest
/ d nt. had urged the memh rs TO sci
/ the coffee House stock for the cor
/ poraton in charge a social hour be
gan, Whft was presided over bN
the hoslesses, Miss Mary Eastman
and Miss Ellen Samworlh.
Cynthia Helpers sunshine Society
held a picnic in Sh'llpoi Park YES
lerday. So enjoyable was the az
fair that members did not return
home until late i'm the evening
The Good Fellows Club Of Grac
Church Will hsve lis first outing o
the season tomorrow night. Tn
members and friends Of the society
as we'll as all young psople who wOul'
be interested In attending the az
fair, Mll meet at the church hous
10 60 on am auto truck ride 10 IN
home NJ Miss Alfredl Hance Booth
Corner. Pa where ih re will be
glorious rossting OF msrshmelow
and 'weenies'
Evening journal., 1920-07-14
Y. W. c. A. NEWS

Delegates Of the high school clubs
or The ~. W" who are 10 attend the
cOnfer nee al Camp Nepahwn COnlOn.
Pa ltft This morning for the confer
ence, and will be away for ten days.
The party is chaperOned by Miss
Alma Tail, girls work secretary.
Those in the party are. Miss Marga-
ret Wilson, Miss Ruth Jenkins. Miss
Eleanor Briggs, Of the Friendship
Club, Miss Mildred WOOten. Miss
Kitty BOsley and Miss Hazel Schmutz.
OF the True Blue Girl Reserve Corps,
and Mss Edna Campbell. Of the Mar
shallton Girl Reserve Corps.
A large group Of young girls are en-
ioying this week at the Holiday
House. Miss r. p. Muchmore. phyi-
cal director Of the Y. W C.. A.. is act
ing as recreatiOnal secretary. She
viii be at the house for three weeks.
Reservations for this period may he
made by applying at the office. SOL
Market street. An inyiiaiiO IS extend
ed 10 AN young girls Of this city 10
enjoy a vacation at this recreati0nal
center.
A large delegation OF girls and
women attended the opening class in
swimming at the Y. NJ. G. 4. pool yes
ierday morning. The lessons are
being held under the auspices Of the
Y. W C.. 4 They will continue the
remainder Of the summer. each Tues
day and Friday morning. Registration
for these classes may be made the
morning OF the Instructions.
Evening journal., 1920-07-14
Bouncing Bet
An Editorial by the Society Edltor)

AN Editorial by the Society Editor)
That's her She's hearty buxom pink Crude nerhaps Ru
and healthy No delicate blossom bouncing Ret
She In fence corners and There's story OF
in how this flower which weed found MACE
for herself in the United States.
Early Immigrants brought the plant from England
The leaves and roots contain saponn be used wash
Ing substitute for Perhaps
brought IT, More likely, because reminded them OF he homes
they had left Al they flower place In their
gardens and some called by the preter nam y Iadys Wash
Bowl" - 1' '
Bouncing Bet didn't appeal generations They rooted
her out OF their gardens An
dauned She sought place for herself IL The roadside
dusty But she makes the best Demarva Peninsula
highway is frightened by the pink aunty Bouncing
Evening journal., 1920-07-14
We ddiM@IS]

Several relatives and friends Of Miss
Janet Jackson went TO New York
City today TO attend her wedding
Miss jackson and Charles Leslie
| rhrashcr Will he married at > o'clock
| this afternoon In 81. stephen S
! Church. New York City. The Rev.
! Charles BratlOn Dubcll will oilfiale.
The brides only attendant viii be
Mrs. BlnInmin e.. Morris Who before
her marriage last October was Miss
Mildred Hopes. Mr. Thrasncr VIII
have Douglass nuer as his best man.
The bride will be given in marriage
by her father. Miss Lillian Jackson,
sister OF The bride, viii play. the
wedding music
Miss Jackson Is a daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs ElWOOd g.. Jackson and a
granddaughter of Mrs. Job II. Jack
son
Both Miss Jackson and Mr. Thrash
cr formerly resided In ihis city. Mr..
Thrashcr Was a member at one time
OF the Howard Pyle art colony,
Miss jackson has made a study on
artistic dancing Recently She has
devoted most of her time in lrrang-
| ing aud directing outdoor thcalricals
and garden parties At The recent j..
/ s. dupont garden party She was in
charge of the performance OF Mother
Goose"
10 was while Mr.. Thrasher VAS a
member of the Howard Pyle art COZ
| 0ny that he met Miss jackson lle
painted a portrait Of her wlirh Won
! a prize at the annual exhibit im Viii
/ lmingion. lie Is best known for his
paintings for magazine covers.
when America entered the war he
enlisted with the Forleth Gneacers
| and was one OF the FIRST Amaricans
I lO do camouilago work IN France.
/ Nler the war he went to NaW# York
/ 90 Worh as am artist.
Miss Martha r. Jack and William
/ J.. Donovan have returned from their
honeymoon i'm New York.
The young couple were married July
| .. by the Rev. 4. Franklin Smiley
al he parsonage Of West prcshNior-
/ ian Church They haVc taken up their
residence at SiS Bennett street. Mr..
! Donovan Is a clerk Ia the recorder
of deeds oiilce.
Cards have been received In This
city for the approaching marriage of
Miss Margaret Madeleine George
daughter. Of Mrs John Elliott George.
OF Sudlersyille. Md. and Edgar pm
lnmglon Young. of Cecil county. Md
lrhc wedding viii take place at noon
on July %. i'm Calvary NJ T.. Church
! lSudlersville. Md Following the cerc-
mony reception will be held at
l"Maplc Lawn"
Mr.. Young is we'll known IN news
paper circles in this city as a specia
advertising promoter.
Cards have been received here an
, nouncing the marriage OF Miss Heller
p Bonner. formerly Of Wilmington
hut now Of Philadelphia. 90 Joseph
4, lF. Bader. Of This city. The ceremony
, took place In Philadelphia on Satur
/. day. After July % Mr.. and Mcs Bad
er will live at 2i05 Carter street. This
/ city.
Evening journal., 1920-07-14
FESTIVAL At NEWPORT.

The women Of 81. James Church.
Newport, IN cooperation with the
Guild Of II. James Church. stanton.
be a magic show, by Lyman Satter-
ihwate. Of Cornell Colleg'. and Earl
D.ckey. OF Delaware College The
overseas Quartet" will sing The
"Eukclee Band" will furnish the mu-
sic Dancing will be enjoyed
Homemade cakes, pies and candy
will be for sale.
Evening journal., 1920-07-14
FALL GOWNS SHOW
STRAIGHT LINES

The new fan silhouette favors the
straight line. Tunics are still shown.
The plealed model. however, is losing
its popularity somewhat.
Almost every dress shows a differ
ent sash treatment The sashes and
girdles are varied in color and style.
The irregular skirt hem is becom-
ing exceedingly popular with Ameri-
can and French designers.
Evening journal., 1920-07-14
IAMN EETE TONIGHT.

4 lawn feio VIII be given by The
Council Of Jewish Women this evening
at Eighteenth and Van Buren streets
for the benefit OF the child welfare
and kindergarten fund. The commit
Tee in charge Is Mrs Alfred Levy.
chairman: Mrs. Harry Braunstein and
Mrs. NJ. Schendleman. Mrs James ~.
Glnns is presIdent Of Die council.
Evening journal., 1920-07-14
ZION SCHOOL PICNIC

Zion Lutheran sunday school Will
hold lbs annual picnic at Rockford
Park tomorrow. A special car Will
Q a. a. m.
Evening journal., 1920-07-14
JADE JFWFLRY

Jade is widely used Tor novelty
icwelry. one OF The leading jewelers.
in the east is showing lavaliers OF
imperial Jade with bird carvings. and
bracelets with nligree effects and bird
motifs. which are proving exceedingly
pOpular.
Evening journal., 1920-07-14
MIzpAm CIAss FESTIVAL.

An ice cream festival VIII be given
by Mzpah Bible class Of McCabe NJ.
r. sunday school tomorrow evening
on The church lawn I'm case OF storm
the festival will be held on Friday
evening
Evening journal., 1920-07-14
LAWN FETF At RFIIFFoNTF

A lawn fcte will be given by the
Ladies Aid Society OF BeNefonte NJ. r.
Church. beginning at : o'clock tomor-
row evening, on the church lawn.
There will be for sale Ice cream, cake,
candy and peanuts.
Evening journal., 1920-07-14
rAkE EIKTON MARRIAGE LICENsE.

4 marriage license was lssped az
Elkton. Md. yesterday 10 Edward B.
Belts. Frederica. Del and Miss Martha
w. Jackson Salisbury, Md.
Evening journal., 1920-07-14

children. who were ell schOol-mates,
spent happy hours playing games
Those present were Ruth C0xlin.
Dorothy Anderson, philena Eb r
hart Susie Cooper, Margaret Burke
and Louise LePatourel.
Evening journal., 1920-07-14
EAsTERN sTAR MOONLIGHT.

s. lOhn's Chanler, Order on The
Eastern star will give moonlight eX-
cursiOn ON July %. The trip will be
made on the steamer Brandywne.
There will be special music for dane
ing