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The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-12-03

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aplfs
All Hho saw sob, Oh. Giady
last night shy Il q me % the best
amateur shows ever put on Ct the
Grand. There will be anotn9f per
Torrance tonight.
The following boys and girls
tool part in the production besides
the principals:
AVIATION chorus Jay Pierce,
John callahan, Myers Nichols, Rob
ert NsLsan, boyd Patterson.
Harledulns - Beulah Lowe, Wiz.
RinIa Hawkips, Helen EZiohle, NIL
dred NuEum, Ruth Baldwin, Louise
Hartley. Florence Ross. JuRnita
Keener, \ Mary Ice, Lois Phillips,
Edn0 Murphy, Katherine Fitzhugh.
Drum cijrps = Gladys Baldwin
Evelyn Allard, Isabella KlRw, MI
dred Truog, Edith Sumpter, Viz
Einla Fletcher, Helen Wilson. Thel'
ma satterfieId, Eula Aumiller, Re
Show and chorus girls = Mary
Atkins, Alfredo Kinter, Martha
Johnston, Thelma Fisher, Dorothy
Childs, Dsisy Rossnmerkle, Ruby
Hamilton, Virginia Mcdonald, Lena
Murphy, Margaret HapWRy, Naomi
walker, Helen JolliRa, Norma Mer'
riRIeId, Ruth FFum, Sarah Jacobs,
Eva Barr, Lula Wegman, Helen
Wegmen, Nell Truog, Opal Keener,
CannibalB = Florence Jacobs,
Mary Elizabeth LOWery, Harriet
Marie Hoge, katherine Willis,
Pauline Binns, Virginia Kirchman,
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-12-03

mo, BarbaFa e. iiels
Lena Thompsnh. Evelyn Oh M
cite Old, notpthy GaE beF9 ell9s
Leoma McCray, Edna Ffaeuty m
Anne Medley, Elizabeth Net-
isy, Marguerite sAttertieta'
Mary Burns. rene Clover
Nora Carpenter, Elsie Polling, Mn
nile Caruso, Mildred Wright, Mary
McVicker, 6oldis Th0rnbufE, MAT
guerite La1ghltn, MaTguGrite MOT
phy, Thslma ThornhurG, May
Wrick, Mary Rich. Emilia Tedeseo.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-12-03

John Cook have returned to Nor
gantown after spending several
DAYS at their homes here. They
are students at the West Virginia
university.
James Leonard, well known man
OF the East side, is seriously Ill at
his home and his condition Is con-
sidercd serious,
Mrs. D. D. Mccullough and son,
d. B., Jr., returned this week from
a trip to Richmond, Va. The Nc
CulIoughs live at 231 Watson aV-
enue.
c. E. Hutchinson of the Hutch
inson Coal company, has returned
from trip to New York city.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-12-03

ii VI q b ftlbgs
hleen Waltsr sara cahaspus
Euniee TurEerT lean BeerbaEeFs
Mary Lingsr, Rnby Wtlletts, Ruth
Sole. Doris Bliss.
Ffreflies and Gnnmes-Pauline
Riley, Pauline Gray, Celia Hager,
Jane Tyranny, Ruth CumbeTledSe.
Rose Deliigatt, Thelma Lancast,
Eunice Tucker. Fannie Mallano.
Mary PaciGico, Pearl WetIel, Mamie
Datttlo. Mary Sturms, Edna Miller.
Mosel Boord, Georgia Bolton, Media
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-12-03
TEAM ARRIVES.

WASHINGTON. D. c., Dec.
3,-The Bethany college foot
ball squad arrived in Washing
ton this morning at 1880 accom-.
panied by Coach Buland, Dlrec'
tor, Miller and Student Manager
Boone. A short workout viii
be held this afternoon in prep
aration for tomorrow's tilt with
Georgetown university.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-12-03

Senator Harding is expected back in the country
tomorrow and the gossip about the probable de-
partment heads in the new administration will be-
come rife Immediately. And along that line 1t Is
worth while noticing that the new presidents prin-
cipal embarrassment will be the great wealth of
available material, and not the lack of it.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-12-03
at SAT-

evan Raalte" Glove Silk
Hose enjoy uncommon distinc-
ton for many points Of su-
periority. This special offer
ing (the price being lower than
usuall is most attractive for
gift giving.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-12-03

Since the federal forces returned to Mingo
county several hundred pistols have been volun-
tarily turned in to the authorities by their owners.
The johnson law is fairly drastic measure as SUCH
laws go but when the local authorities are unwilling
10 enforce them such laws might just well not
exist.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-12-03
at 1925 TO S3.75

SILK and Wool Mixed or ALI
Wool Hose are quite the new
est modes for winter wearing.
We have them at very reason
able prices colors are green,
heather, brown and navy.
Fine for Christmas gifts.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-12-03
Whoever Heard of Xmas
Without Gifts ofHosiery ?

We suggest Hosiery perennial Christmas gift Count
less delightful qualities been gathered into Christmas
displays and noticeaby lower prices prevail Hosiery will be
furnished in gift boxes without extra cost
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-12-03

An electric pen has been inVen-
ted by a native OF India that car
bonizes paper over which 1t passes.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-12-03

Hog Island shipyard at PhIladel-
phIR, which cost the government
$40, 100000, was sold for S4,o00,oO0.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-12-03

The spehenodon In. New Zealand
Is the only living representative Of
the ancient reptiles.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-12-03
.Potters Union Head
Has Resigned

LIVERPOOL, o., Dec. Sd
ward Menge, for nine years presi-
dent Of the National Brotherhood
of Operative Potrers. today ten
dered his resignation. giving III
health as his reason. First Vice
President Frank Hutchins Of Tren-
ton, N. j., will fill the vacancy I'M
til Mr.. Menge's successor can be
elected.
1t is net yet known whether the
headquarters Of the organization
will be moved 10 Trenton or not.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-12-03
at S12.75 to $500

In this price range we attain the
maximum, of style and quality.
They are the celebrated 'Town
Blouses" developed Of exquisite
materials in most novel and dis
tinctive styles.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-12-03
Gift Blouses Specially Priced S12.75

To give gifts for yourself at this holiday time are tn
oveest Rou Lavish embroidery beading and ribbon no
ng add gracious compliments excellent foundations of Geore
cite silk The color combinations delightful And the price
less than former value of similar Blouses
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-12-03
at S7.75 and $9.75

To fully appreciate real dainti-
ness you must inspect these port
ofiIo" Hand Made Blouses Of ba-
tlste and very fine VOLS. They have
been specially price-marked.
Evening journal., 1920-02-21

with his parents in Dover.
William sharp is visiting his parent:
at Leipsic.
Mrs. Ida Jones, Of Perryville, is
spending some time here.
Miss Mable Conner spent the week
end in Cecilton.
Miss Helen johnson was a recent Wis
itor In Port Deposit
Mrs. S. E. Massey, Of Middletown, was
visitor here this week.
Miss Louise Echenhofer spent the
weekend with her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs George Echcnhofer at Middle
town.
Miss Margaret Durney, who has been
III with grip for the past week has
recovered.
J. A. Long is spending this weekend
at his home at Dagsboro.
J. w Miller a teacher at Goldey Col
lego is unable 10 perform his duties
because OF a severe cold.
Miss Catherine Hume. a student In
the stcnOgraphlc department Of Goldey
College. made a speed record on the
typewriter. for the month Of January.
OF sixty words net per minute for ten
consecutive minutes.
J. F. Wright has gone to Philadelphia
to spend the weekend.
z. n. Wheatley is visiting his. parents
at Rhodesdale, Md.
J. B. Lat'mer has gone TO his home
in Townsend Va, 10 spend a few weeks.
Vernon Derrickson left yesterday FOR
his home in Dover.
L. C. Bulow is spending a few days
with his parents at Bridgeville.
Elton Lynch is visiting his parents at
J.H. Morris is enjoying a few days at
his home at Frederick.
Evening journal., 1920-02-21
MITCHELLS RTC1IVE
DELAWARE BOYS

Dr. and Mrs. Samuel Chiles Michel,
Of Delaware College entertained the
varsity basketball SOU d at their hand
some home, "The Knoll" IN Newark
last evening. Dean f. Laurence Smilll,
head OF the Athletic Council, and Coach
II. Burton Sh plry, also were among
the honor guess Of the college presi-
dent and his wife.
Miss Winfred J. Robinson Dean oi
the Womens College OF Delaware and
Mrs. Z. Laurence Smith assisted Mrs
Mitchell in entert inng her youns
guests who with one exception, was
restricted to students in the two col
lcgcs
The members Of The basketball squad
present were: F. Bayard Carter, cap
tain: Hugh McCaugh n, Jr., Howard B
Alexander, Franklin X. Wills. G. Gray
Carter. T. Muncey Keith, Stanley r
Tvoes. Dick Cole, Leon II. GoTdy and
Joseph ]. Rothrock. George Mitchell, a
son. Of nr. and Mrs. Mitchell, also was
with the boys.
The girl guests. all except one from
the Women's College. were: Misses
Mary Mitchell, Anna Vansant. Helen
Fisher. Margaret Groves, Katherine
stevens. Mary Davis. Florence Phillips
and Mildred Lee Carter.
The music was furnished by Della
ware College students. William Gela
played the violin, Joseph C. Wise, the
saxaphone, and Johnson Rowan, the
baniO-mandolin.
one OF the novelties Of the evening
was a make-believe basketball game
between the college boys and the col
,lsge girls. with Coach shipley as ref
cree. sank" McCaughan was center
for the boys, and Miss Helen Fisher
for the girls A tissue paper basket
hall. so fashioned as to look much Ike
the regulation hall. was tossed up
NcCaughan. who had no idea what i
contained. hit It with such force thal
he tore it to pieces and sent CANDY
SHINING on the miniature improviseC
court. There was also an amusing sil
houette game.
Most OF the evening was devoted U
dancing, with an Intern ssion for sal.
ads and other refreshments, delight
fully prepared and served.
During the evening, Or, and Mrs. Nit
chell and others congratulated tn
boys heartily upon the unprecedenteC
record made by the team this season
Evening journal., 1920-02-21
Parties

Leonard Ackerman.
Those present were: Misses Heller
Hail. Edna niurry. Hlldegarde Sehl
Dollie Taylor, Edna Evans. Emily Whit
taker, Bertha Veit, Clara Smith, Mar
guerlte Hample. Messrs. Leonard Ack-
erman. Harry Hauke, John johnson
Russell Essick James Cousll, James
Eokels, Joseph Dale, Thomas Hall and
Walter Hall.
The w. D. C Club will hold a dance
in Gilbert Studio on next Tuesdsy even
ing The committee in charge has
planned several surprises.
A party was gwen last evening 10
Mrs Harrison Bullen. OF No. 2ii West
Tweniy-flfth street in honor OF her
fftieth birthday anniversary. A pro-
gram Of music was given followed by
a buffet luncheon.
Those present included Mr.. and Mrs
Harrison Bullen. Mr.. and Mrs James
Bullen Mr. and Mrs. Fred Schuyler,
Mss Myrtle Bullcn. James Bullen, Jr.,
Willard Bullen. L. Hamilton Smith, Jr.
and Frank Price, Pittsburgh.
Master Harry Alexander, son OF Mr.
and Mrs. William Alexander, OF Clay
mont and B streets was given party
last Tuesday evening in honor OF his
seventh birthday anniversary.
Those present were: The Misses Eiiz-
sbcth Flanagan, Dorothy Edwards,
Clara Morris, Ella Davis. Ethel Hut
tuns, Theresa Davis, Florence, Shackle-
Evening journal., 1920-02-21

dance" Cummins Speakman. Jr. and his
little sister, Marion, danced the "bare.
i0ot dance. Mrs. A. D. Warner. pres.
ldent OF the Delaware State Federation
OF Womans Clubs, addressed the club
\ repetition Of part Of the program
arranged by Mrs E. p. Collins a short
time ago, with Mrs. L. NJ price AZ lhf
piano, concluded the entertainment.
The monthly business meeting OF the
Washington Heights Century CHM viii
be held in No 30 School on Monday
evening. Reports are asked from all Of.
flcers and chairmen Of committees.
A committee OF Goldey students has
arranSed FOR dance and box social n
be held In the school tonight Tboro
will also be amusements for those who
do not dance. ~
AT the Commercial Club meeting at
Goldey College yesterday, the college or.
chestra made a great success at its FIRST
attempt to play in public.
A spelling contest was held at Goidov
College yesterday Each department was
represented by fifteen students. N'ss
Catherine Hume a member of the
s'cnographic departments won the con-
test.
Alliance Frarcalse win have It's nexl
meeting Mon lay afternoon. at $50
O'Clock at the Misses Hobs School
Lieutenant Rodgcr Clarot win address
the Alliance on The Towns Of Nforoc-
co, Turkey and Tangler."
The Business and Professional Wom-
ems Club will give a tea tomorrow az
ternoon in Gilbert Studio. A
splendid musical program viii add to
the afternoons enjoyment Mrs. Rita
Evening journal., 1920-02-21
SUFFRAGISTS WANT
SPECIAL SESSION

Birthdays OF Susan B. Anthony and
Or Anna Howard Shaw We're appro-
prlately celebrated last night. by the
Wilmington Equal Suffrage Association
in meeting in the High school annex.
A resolution was adopted requesting
Governor Townsend to call a special ses-
sion Of the Legislature to ratify the
Federal suffrage amendment.
Wilmington women were requested
in a letter read from Mrs. Henry Ridge
ly Of Dover president Of the State Equal
Suffrage Association to interview local
LEGISLATION In the interests Of ratiflca-
tion.
Interesting versions OF the lives OF
Dr. Anna Howard Shaw and Susan b.
Anthony were presented by several
women in brief talks as follows: EARLY
Life Of Doctor Shaw" Mrs. Charles E.
Grifnth: Associations Of Doctor Shaw
and Miss Anthony" Mrs. John Cranston;
"Hardsh'ps and Disbursements Of 10
Years" Mrs. Frank Hughes; Funeral
/ OF Doctor shaw" Mrs ]. w. Pennewill
"H'story OF Miss Anthony's Suffrage
Work" Mrs. settle; Doctor Shaw at
lWoman's College, 1918 and at Arkansas
Springs" Mrs. A. D. Warner; personal
and Local Recollections Of DR.. Anna
shaw" Miss Mary r. deVou.
presentation Of a letter personally au-
tographed by Doctor Shaw TO the asso-
cjaflon was made by Miss Mary H. a.
Mather. The letter viii later De pre-
sented 10 the Woman's Collese MIS-.
Anna Bach. reccntly-electcd presiuen' OF
/ The association, occupied the chair'
Evening journal., 1920-02-21
Clubs:

Cynthla's Helpers Branch. Interna-
tional Sunshine Society, will meet at
the home OF Mrs. S. Krause. No. III
West Twenty-fourth street, on next
Tuesday evening At the last meeting
of the branch the annual election Of
officers was held. all the old officers
being reelected as follows: Mrs. NJ.
Brown, president; Miss NJ. A. Bacon.
treasurer; Mrs. NJ. Lewis, secretary
Mrs. Calhcart, pianist.
Many persons from all over the State
attended the twenty-second anniversary
Of the Twentieth Century Club OF
smyrna on Tuesday. 200 guests were
present B.
The clubhouse was tastefully DECOR
ated by Mrs +. G Walls and her com
mittee with festoons OF pink hesrts
fastended az intervals by cupids in
pink heart-shaped frames. branches Of
laurel leaves and pink candles. The
table had a handsome table cloth, gift
Of Mrs. w H. Stayton, and a pink
azslea. After the singing Of grace by
a double quartclte, the members and
guests were served with fried oNaters,
chicken salad. pickles biscuits. coffee,
ice cream. angel food macaroons. salt
ed peanuts and m'nts. The president,
Mrs. c. Leland Harmonson, came be-
fore the curtain and read from her cook
book her recipe for a successful lunch
con. Mrs. J w Clifton and her commit
tee arranged the entertainment which
conshlted Of a Japanese sketch in which
Mrs Cummins Speakman. Mrs. L. L..
Arts, Miss Bertha Smlthers and Mr.
RAYMOND Cummns took part. Mrs.
Cummlns Speakman was the japanese
wife. Mr. Cummins the American hus-
band. Mrs. Arts. the maid. ard Miss
Bertha Smithers. the husbands sister,
Mrs. Speakman gave the Butterfly
Evening journal., 1920-02-21

In her connections through the south
she met General Pershing. Mrs. Ram.
sey expects to make her stay in the
East until May 1.
I Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Lang. OF Newark
n j., are the weekend guests Of Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Topkis Of No. 1914
/ Boulevard.
] Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Saltzman. OF No
1905 Boulevard. have returned after
several days's visit TO New York, where
they attended the wedding OF friends.
Mrs. David ] Kenneally. OF No. 400
Washington street, is recovering after
several weeks Illness.
Miss Mary Farrell. OF No. 1870 Lancas-
ter avenue. has almost completely re-
covered from her recent Illness, result
ing from an accident several weeks ago.
John McK'bben. architect, associated
with the firm OF John ]. Kennedy, is
spending the weekend In Philadelphia.
Mrs. John Meyer OF Farnhurst, who
has been confined to her bed for some
time, is able to be about.
C. Cole spent the weekend with rela-
tiyes in Warwick.
oscar Lockerman spent the past
weekend with his parents at Town
send.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. L. Henderson. OF No.
sO7 Washington street, are recovering
from an attack OF grip.
Mrs. Henry Ridgely. Of Dover, was a
visitor here this week.
Mrs. Laura Reynolds recently spent
several days in Dover
Mis- Ethel Brown Is the guest OF her
cousin, Miss Rose Verdin, in Dover.
Miss Louise Baldwin spent the past
weekend In Dover.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. V. HUGHES have been
the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry May
er at Dover.
Eugene Raughley spent the weekend
Evening journal., 1920-02-21

Mr. and Mrs. Warner G'nn, OF St.
Georges, gave a musicale on Thursday
evening at their home. Selections were
given by Mrs. CHM on the violin, by II.
e. Spencer on the banjo and by Mr..
Blackburn on the piano. An enjoyable
evening was spent.
Old Swedes' Branch OF the Woman's
Auxiliary recently gave surprise par
ties to four shut-in' members. Miss
Louisa Clark, No. S2s Bennett street;
Mrs. Sarah Maxwell, No. 4O4 Sherman
street; Mrs Rachel Robinson, No 81
West Twenty-second street, and Mrs.
John Cooper, No. 10 West Twenty
third street. Games were played and
a Jolly time enjoyed at each home.
This group OF parties at the homes
OF the "shut-lns" Is a part OF the Ma
tion-Wide Campaign.
Al the home OF Mss Clark's the fol-
lowing guests were present: Mrs. Can
non. Mrs. Bell, Mrs. Heal. Mrs Mar
den. Mrs. Thomas, Mrs Lanius, Mrs.
wilkins. Mrs S. +. Sawin, Mrs Leroy
Sawln, Mrs. Barlow. Mrs. Blake, Miss
Louisa Clark. Miss Edith Thomas and
Oscar Marden.
Those present at the home Of Mrs.
Maxwell's were:
Mrs. Quinn, Mrs. Marden, Mrs. Lam
ius. Mrs. Braden, Mrs. Moran, Mrs.
Thomas, Mrs s. F. Sawln, Mrs. Leroy
Sawin, Mrs. Welden, Mrs Heal, Mrs
Barlow, Mrs. Cannon, Mrs. Cooper,
Mrs. Sarah Maxwell, Mrs. VIM. Max
well, Mrs. Fred Maxwell, Paul Cliff
ford and Leonard Maxwell.
The following guests were present at
/ the home OF Mrs. Robinson:
Mrs. Heal, Mrs Bell, Mrs. Cooper.
Mrs. Quinn, Mrs. Thomas, Mrs. Lan'us,
Mrs. Moran. Mrs. Barlow. Mrs. Wilkes.
Helen and Dorothy Wilkins. Mrs. Wei
den, Mrs. Dodo, Mrs Rachel Robinson,
Mr.. and Mrs. Aytmer Rob 'nson.
At Mrs. John Cooper's the following
guests were present.
Mrs. Bell, Mrs. Marden, Mrs. Thomas.
Mrs Lanus, Mrs. Heal Mrs. Barlow,
Miss Anna Barlow, Mrs. Wilkins, Miss
Edith Thomas, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Cooper.
Robert n. Hendr'ckson. OF No 500
North Adams celebrated his thirteenth
birthday anniversary on Tuesday even
ing at the home OF his parents MFR and
William r. Foard. Many little friends
and plsymates Of Roberts helped him
celebrate the occasion. The evening
was spent in games and music The
decorations were in keeping with ST.
Valentine Day
The guests included: The Misses
Frances Baylis, Jennie Long, Marga-
ret Siirlitt. Clara Si'rltt Margaret
Steptoe. Letitia Hart Agnes Tom. Mar
saret Cole, John Carrauthers, James
Cole, Edward Long, Huber Brown.
Warren Taylor Merrill Hepdrickson
and Robert Hendrickson
A birthday dinner was gwen J. Har-
vey Dickey, by his parents. Mr.. and
Mrs Lewis Dickey at his home .on last
saturday evening.
Those presen, were. J. Harvey
Dickey. Mr. and Mrs Lewis Dckey.
Mr.. and Mrs Clarence D'ckey. of VIII
mingion; Mrs. Lela Richardson. of New
ark; Miss Edna Chalmers Of Newark.
Mrs. Margaret Myers and son Steward
Myers Of Wilmington
A surprise party was given Miss
Helen Hall at her home. No. 2ii2 West
Seventh street on Thursday evening.
The evening gvas spent in games. dane
ing and singing. Solos were sung by
Evening journal., 1920-02-21
OBSERVE WILLARD DAY.

Frances f. Willard Memorial Day was
observed yesterday afternoon by the
Wilmington W. C. T. u. at its head
quarters, No 100 West Eighth street. A
Paper on THE Life OF Frances Willard
was read by Leths Joseph. Mrs. F. B.
Joseph. president OF the organization
gave a detailed report on the luncheon
Of Near East Relief. held yesterday aft
ernoon in the duBarry room Of Hotel
dupont The local union contributed
$50. Mrs. j. w. Pennewill spoke on
"Americanization and Christian Citizen
ship" The speaker urged the w. C. 7.
U. to cooperate with Miss Hart, who
Is in charge OF the Wilmington Ameri-
canlzation work. The union unani-
mously decided to do all in its power 10
aid IN the work.
Evening journal., 1920-02-21
r,,,s sr,DIo TO SHOW PICTURE,

A photographic art eXh 'bition VIII DC
given n the duBa~ry room OF the Ho-
ipl dupont by the Ellis Studio on March
25. 26 and 81. This exhibition prom
'ses 10 be even la~ger and better than
the last Ellis exhibit which was OF
great interest 10 many lovers OF art
There viii be seen flve hundred pie
tures. all OF which are OF prominent
persons. There will be exhibited many
beautiful pictures OF children Much
care has been taken in the production
Of these photographs, which will
show to what extent Photographic arr
has developed during recent years.
Evening journal., 1920-02-21
MILFORD CENTURY CLUB.
Il 70 The Evening Journal

Special TO The Evening Journal
MILFORD. Feb 2i-At the meeting
of the Milford New Century Club with
the president, Ms. r. C. Hall presid-
ing. the afternoon was in charge OF
Mrs. Robert F. Davis, chairman of
Home Economics. Mss Elizabeth
Houston teacher Of Home Economies
in the high school was the principal
speaker. She told of the work done
by the pupils in the school Monday
VIII be Current Events" day wiki Mrs.
S C. Evans as chairman.
Evening journal., 1920-02-21

that development the Wilmington
ability,
when
had held
one-lalf
q Johnstown. where
a instructor Within a short time after
the quality
Of that
performed elsewhere she had much do with
assemblies students the entertainment with
public
herself with
The schools She Joined the First Presbyterian Church choir and became It's
education New York City Cornell University
charming
ar pleased this city,
Evening journal., 1920-02-21
ARTISTS no SHOW pAINTNG

The eighth annual exhibition OF the
Whining on Society Of the Fine Arts
will be held in the ballroom Of The
Hotel dupont. on April i2 i3 and -
In addition to the committees an
nounced on Thursday the following
members are Of the hanging comm L
tee: Clifford w Ashl"y, cha'rman
Nina Ward. Katharine Tallman Miller
and G. Morris Whiteside, 3rd.