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Evening journal., 1920-12-11
Women s College Notes

BY RUTH ANNE RUSSELL.

the meetings Of the League Of Nations
as assistant to the Chinese Secetariat
on Friday afternoon from three
thirty o'clock until five thirty O'Clock.
Dean Robinson served tea in the War
ner Room. Mrs. Hulllhen, Mrs. Me
Cue and Mrs. Frank Collins assisted
Dean Robinson. The freshmen class
was the guests OF Dean Robinson.
The first two plays Of the season,
Les ROmanesque," and 'sThe Man
VINO Married a Dumb Wife" which
the Dramatic Club OF the Women s
College presented last night were a
great success. The cast for the PLAYS
was as follows:
Les Romanesques" premier Acte. )
Pefclnet .............. Dorothy l.. Ford
LylNette ...........H. Gertrude Rouse
Bergamin pere de Peroinet,
Ethel Ferguson
pasquinot pere de Sylvette. Ann Kane
Straforel genil universal. Rose Roberts
''The Man Who Married a Dumb
Wife"
Master Leonadd Botal, Judge,
Marguerite A. Foster
Master Adam Turner lawyer,
Elizabeth h. Taylor
Master Simon Collins, physician,
Edith Leonard
Master Jean Mansler, surgeon,
Emma Dayett
Master Serann Dulaurler, apoiho-
cary .................Lo Louise Jackson
Giles Bolscourtier, secretary,
Hannah HollingswOrih
Catherine, wife Of Leonard,
Helen c. Fisher
AlizOn, maid 10 Catherine.
MademOiscelle de la Grandere,
Wnifred Hanchett
The new blue velour curtain, gvel
% The Dramatic Club by prominent
WilmngtOnians was unveiled and
used for the first time 10 was huns
in two sections. one above and one
across the stage Immediately back OF
the footlights Printed on the pro-
gram was the following expression
of appreciation by The club, which
has about i30 members:
THE entire Dramatic Club wishes "a
/ thank George Carter and the follow
ing men OF Wilmington who contrib
uted toward the curtain fund: David
/ Snellenbure. ErVine Snellenburg. ELI
wood SOuder. Sr., W. j. Highfleld, Col
George A. Elliott, Col. Edmund Mitch
ell, Mayor W. G. TAYLOR Henry p
Scott, former Mayor Charles d. Bird
H. p. Bardo, Ezekiel Cooper, Josiah
/ Marvel John :. Rossell. Frank D.
/ Lackey, Thomas II. Wilson. William
/ Winder Laird, Nathan Miller, Charles
/ Warner, George b. Miller, formei
Judge David T. Marvel, Ernest 5
/ Tate"
The stage was beautifully decorated
] for both plays, and the costumes wer,
very appropriate and becoming. Tn,
acting OF every member OF both cast.
was excellent Miss Foster, as tn
Man Who Married a Dumb Wife, wa
/ especially good. The Mandolin Clul
I furnished The music before the play
and between the acts.
After the plays Dean Robinson en-
tertained the members OF the cast'
and the committees which helpet
make the plays a success. Everyone
enjoyed the Deans party very much
Ice cream and cakes, were served Il
calm in part, the excited spirits
The third OF the Artist Series en-
entertainments will be held in VOL
Hall on Saturday even ng The Lotui
Male Quartet WIN furnish the pro
gram Of this entertainment
The Y. W. C. A. service on Sunda,
evening viii be informal. Miss Heller
Groves will tell a Christmas story
Christmas carols Eill be sung TO fur
Evening journal., 1920-12-11
GRAnEn scnOOI. MEETING.

The Christmas meeting Of the New
Castle County Graded Sunday school
Union will be held In West Presby-
terian Church at 8 o'clock on Monday
evening
Devotional exercises will be In
charge OF the Rev. II. w. Ewing.
Christmas carols will be sung under
the direction Of Miss Virginia Fuller,
OF the Wilmington Community Serv-
ice. There Will also be singing by
the First Baptist Church quartet. Mrs.
Raymond Mitchell. soprano. Miss Nir-
ginia Fuller. contralto: Alexandria
Jackson, tenor and Lloyd w. Harter,
baritone
The remainder OF the evening viii
be devoted TO Christmas stories told
hv Miss Julia Williamson, supervisor
OF story telling in the public library
of Philadelphia. Miss Williamson IS
an expert In her line. and all sabbath
school workers should avail them
selves Of this privilege OF hearing
Miss Williamson.
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Would Help Santa Claus

nus '0H 0' ~ ''P 7''A
Ltte Mary VINO never knew what Christmas year.
when KIND friends OF the Bureau
Tor santa 10 brng her new doll baby ribbons
TWO little cripple girls aged thirteen are anxious to
find full stockings when they Christmas morning Won't
nj these for themg ~
little the co,ntrv
donated
enjoyed by the children all year
every OF its children Christmas
help
bring their gifts to the office at POI Church Building.
opportunity for a viii
viii last lifetime Little Ethel. six years, has home,
written a and
father to love her there home in Delaware for her3
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nANsANrsy cnMMIrrEEs

The following committee has been
appointed 10 conduct the dansanis
which will be held during the holl-
days az the Hotel dupont for the
benefit Of the Babies Hospital and
Day Nursery. Mrs Harlan G. Scott.
chairman. Mrs. Harry Hasl1ill. Mrs.
Paul f. Wilson. Mrs. Edgar NJ.
Hopes. Jr Ms Maurice dupont Lee.
Mrs. Frank DeArmond, Mrs. Leonard
Ierkes and Miss Elizabeth Amory.
The first dance will be held on De
cember is. and then no more will be
given until the week after Christmas.
when they viii be held every after
noon.
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RODNEY CHAPTER DELEGATEs

At the annual meeting OF Caesar
Rodney Chapter, Daughters OF tho
American Revolution, held recently,
delegates and alternates were elected
to the National Congress, which will
be held in Washington next April, ana
TO the State convention. which viii
be held in this city in February.
The delegate TO the National Con-
gress is Mrs Fred A. Wardenburgs
alternates Mrs. l.. w. Dun Mrss
w. s. Williams, Mrs. Edward Gilligan,
Mrs. John NJ Harvey, Mrs Charles s
Middleton, Mrs. George C. Hail. -ldrss
Leon II. Easom, Miss Marion James
and Mrs. j. Harmer Rile.
State convention delegates are Mrs,
E. p. Moody. Mrs. +. H. Woodward,
Mrs. w. G. Bond, Mrs. Fred A. War
denburg, Mrs. Edward Gilligan, Miss
Deborah j. Peacock, Mrs. John Ne
Harvey. Mrs. w s. Williams and Mrs.
Charles :. Mlddleton alternates, Mrs.
Howard G. Ely, Mrs. Leon II. Easom,
Mrs. w. l.. Dun. Mrs. w. II. Hanker.
Mrs. ]. C. Green, Mrs. George G. Hall.
Miss Grace Baird, Mrs Minnie l.. Alleu
and Mrs. George w. Cox.
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The December meeting OF the board
OF directors OF the Washington
Heights Century Club will be held on
house.
The next business and social meet
ing OF the Beacon College Club Is to
be neld next Wednesday evening In
the rooms OF the school. The en-
tertanment committee has arranged
a pleasing program, which viii in
crude a Christmas party, box social
and a play entitled HIS old Sweet
heart followed by dancing. The
committee Miss Evelyn Seller, chair
man; Ruth Cook and jasper Storey,
Is showing keen interest and every
one who attends is certain to be well
entertained.
on the same evening, officers for
the ensuing year are to be elected.
The nominating committee Is com
posed Of NJ. ID. Fisher. chairman; l..
May Eisenhart and Marion Landing.
An interesting program has been
arranged for the Current Events class
OF the New Century Club on next
Tuesday morning. Mrs. William G..
Blatz is chairman for the month Of
December Mrs C. Stanley Chambers
win give a review OF BabcOck's "The
Soul Of Anne Rutledge" Miss j
Macklin Beattie. general secretary Of
the local Y. w. c. A., Will give talk
on Life in Panama" Miss Bealtie
vas organizer OF women's clubs and
community interests In Panama dur
ing the construction Of the canal ny
General GOethals. She was attached
10 the ofllce of secretary Of the 18TH
milan Canal Commission. Joseph
Bucklin bishop, editor and author.
Music will be in charge OF Miss
Mildred Belts
The card party held last evening by
the Washington Heights Century
Club was a delightful success. There
we're 42 tables. Mrs. ElwoOd C. klliCn
won first prize OF a gold lorgne.te
dorated by James ID. stroud The
proceeds Of the party will be used in
child welfare work and for the bulld-
ing fund OF the club.
seventy-nve cans Of preserves ant
vegetables were received at the meet
ing Of the Bellefonte Civic Club helC
on Tuesday at the home OF Mrs
George pownk These donations viii
be sent 10 the Home OF The Mercifu
Rest. Mrs George s. Capelle, Jr., onl
on the directors OF the home, gavl
an interesting account OF the worl
that the home Is doing.
The amount OF si29 was repOrtel
from the recent bazaar. Plans wer
discussed for the Christmas Wofl
that the club viii DO for the shut-in'
The next meeting OF the club win b
held on January 4.
. An interesting meeting was hel
; Yesterday by the Woman's Club {
]. Newport at the home OF Mrs. J. Hai
= per Webb. It was announced that Oh
D club would give a New Years dane
, n the Masonic Hall Music will b
furnished by Jacobs Orchestrl
Prizes VIII be awarded.
The following chairmen were az
pointed In Sunshine work Mrs w ]
hun: outlook. Mrs David Baer; HON
economies Mrs. C. NJ. Weatherby
current events. Miss Ella W. John
son.
Mrs George w. Dorsey, preslden
lof the Delaware State lnternationa
Sunshine Society gave a description
~ the Sunshine work that Is bein'
done In this Stale She also calle'
attention 10 the blind babies home
which Is located al Summit \. J.
The next meeting OF the club will
he held on January 7 at the home o
Mrs Irwin Woodward.
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stitches in the previous row. Chain 3
and double crochet 3 more times into
the same space. Double crochet 3
times into the next space, chain
stitches, and ? more double crochet
stitches into the same space. Double
crochet into the first double crochet
Of the first open mesh. Make open
meshes and turn.
Fourth Row-Same as 2d, only crO-
cheting into the spaces made on the
previous row.
Fifth R0W-Same as 3d row. etc.
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p d II { lie S

An evening company was held az
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Powell
on Thursday evening. usic and dane
ing were enjoyed Those present were
MIR. and Mrs. Leon Powell, Mr.. and
Mrs. Earnest Beers. Mr.. and Mrs. Ray
mOnd Buckenham, Mr.. ana Mrs. bar-
neii the Misses DorOihc NJ. Powell,
BESSIE Grose. Laura Crosse and Messrs.
RAYMOND Beers, George Powell,
George Barnett Herman T. Gray and
Roger Attick.
Mrs. George C.. Mckay, worthy
matrOn OF Delaware Chapter No. 4
order OF the Eastern star, entertain.
ed last evening the officers, and past
ofllcers and committees OF the chap
ter. The evening was spent in music
During the visit Of the guests they
presented Mrs. Mckay with q pretty
silk umbrella.
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EmIY STOKES nkGAR TO SING.

concert TO be given in the Wilmington
High School on Monday evening, De
cember 20, for the benefit Of the Alert
Branch OF the Wilmington High
school. one Of the artists for this
musical treat will be Emily Stokes
Hagar. soprano, OF Philadelphia. She
Is a member OF the Philadelphia OPP
cratic society and many times has
appeared at the Academy Of Music.
She was one Of the soloists In the
opera, Jewels Of the Madonna,
which was presented In this city on
November , BY the operate society
The other artists will be John A,
Thoms. Jr.. pianist, and Harry w
Stausebach. vioinist, both Of this city
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SEWING CIRCLE MEETING.

odist Episcopal Church will hold an
all-day meeting at the church house
on Tuesday. Luncheon will be served
at 1 o'clock. A business meeting will
be held at z O'clock.
The officers Of the society are
President, Mrs. J. r. Wilson; first vice
president, Mrs. w f. OKeefe; second
vice president, Miss Frances A. Mat
lack; treasurer, Mrs. B. G. Strickland
assistant treasurer, Mrs. Clifford r
Iszard; secretary, Mrs. Thomas c.
Alexander
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POHteneSS In Men
IAN Editorial by The Society Editor.)

Wilmington sigh for the polite yseryoar
seemsChesterneds
rude fellows day could lot
halry perfect and according to did
Of himself TO
on standing.
facts the OF viii
average everyday modern fellow concealed newspapes
OF
Of ufe odme his contempoTaresare exposed
Charles
middle OF the
Modern Calamity tells OF often up
the pit of London theatre xerton with
about them and ieerng their distress
Consider now galanFy OF the man.
may seat in street but doesn't
in aisle in the
In ashamed women
are standing scarcely lifts his eyes his newspaper
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MISS SpARKS TO SING.

Mrs. William ~ Barnard and Miss
Annie r. Finn announce Lenora
Sparkes Of the Metropolitan Opera
Company as the attraction for the
second series Of recitdls in the Hotel
dupont on January 27.
Miss Sparkes, who is a native OF
England, has filled many roles in
grand opera with pronounced success
not only in this country, but at the
Royal Opera, Convent Garden. OF late
Miss Sparkes has given more Of her
time TO concert engagements and at
her recent recital in Aeolian Hall, New
York, amply proved that she is even
more delightful on the concert stage
than in opera.
Evening journal., 1920-12-11
CLUB WOMEN IN PLAYLETs.

Under the direction OF the dramatic
comm ttee Of the New Century Club.
three one-act plays will be presented
in the club building at Si5 o'clock
Tuesday evening. Mrs. William C..
Blatz is chairman Of the committee.
The first Of the playlets is Joint
Owners in SPAIN and will be pre-
sented by four former club presidents,
Mrs A. d. Warner, Mrs. j. Allan Col
by, Mrs. Robert B. Rayner and Mrs.
Charles + WOllastOn.
The cast Of the play Indian Sum-
mer" is as follows: Miss Alice Sat
terthwait, Miss Mary Dorsey. Miss
Margaretta Miller and Mrs. Edgar b.
Fell.
The final play, "The Wonder Hat"
will be presented by Mrs. Charles F.
Wentz, Mrs. Frederick Blatz. Miss
Jessie Seaman, Mrs. Edgar Hare and
Miss Grace Baird. Incidental to the
performance the following young
women will take part in a peri0tte
dance: The Misses Dorothy Warner.
Esther Wilson, Anna Negendank,
Marian Belts. Genevieve Frantz, Mad
cline Reed, Ruthanna Taylor and Mrs
Clarence Lane and Mrs II W. Howell.
Evening journal., 1920-12-11
mo- LEcTTHRE 0N INnIA.

Under the auspices Of the Primary
Teachers Association. Bhaskar Pan
durang Hivale will lecture at 4 O'Clock
Monday afternoon in the auditorium
toms and government Of India. lie
was born IN India and was educated
ilrst at the institutions OF The Far
East and later came 10 America where
he attended Harvard University.
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oRDFR your PENCILS NOW.

Mrs. Donald :. Ashhr0Ok chalrman
NJ the sale Of Christmas pencils
which Is being held for the benefit
OF the Home OF Merciful Rest, an
nounccd today that Tuesday, Deem
her As. will be the last date on which
She can take orders for individual
name pencils. The pencils come three
In a box for 80 cents. or six for 81.
Any names up 20 thirty letters may
be printed on the pencils, which will
be packed in holly boxes appropriate
20 the season.
Evening journal., 1920-12-11
AIpnMCn CIilR DANCE

Invitations will be issued early next
week by the AlpowcO Pleasure Club
for the dance on December 81, in the
New Century Club. Music will be fur
nished by a ten-piece orchestra. This
will be the third dance Of the season.
The committee in charge is planning
many pleasing surprises.
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MUTUAL HIsTORY MEETING.

The December meeting OF the So
ciety Of Natural History OF Delaware
will be held in st. Andrews parish
house at o'clock on Monday evening.
The program will include an illus
trated talk on "Fireflies, glOw-worms
and Other Luminous Organisms" by
f. A. McDermOtt, who has studied
these creatures, both in the field and
in the laboratory.
Evening journal., 1920-12-11
ALLIANCE FRANCAIsE MEETING

The troupe de Wilmington, AllN
ance Franchise, will meet at 3.39
o'clock next Wednesday afternoon, in
the assembly room OF the Misseg
Hebb's School. The speaker for the
afternoon will be NJ. Giroud who will
take the subject ''1he Woman AloneS
Members are privileged TO bring a
friend, and, in order to increase tho
membership OF the alliance, each
member is asked to secure a new
member during the season.
Evening journal., 1920-12-11
WEDDINGS AT AsBURY.

The following marriages have been
performed at the parsonage Of As
bury NJ. +. Church recently. by the
Rev George White Dawson.
Miss Anna May McCabe and Louis
C Young, both Of this city, on No
vember p.
Miss Mary Fairchild OF Traynor,
Pa, and John Webster Of this city,
on November 27.
Miss Helen Williams Of st. Louis.
Mo, and John w. Martin Of this city
on December 4.
Evening journal., 1920-12-11

lima They viii entertain the Vic
Mead Hunt Club this evening.
Mrs. Frederick William Curtis viii
give a dance at the Wilmington
Country Club, on December 29 for
Miss Harriet Curtis
Mr.. and Mrs. William Berl will en-
tertain at a dinner for Miss Catherine
C. Fletcher and Robert V. williamson
on December a., at their home, 1903
Market street. The wedding Of Miss
Fletcher and Mr.. Williamson viii take
place In the Church o. the New Jeru-
salem on Saturday, December rs.
Miss Winifred J.. Robinson, dean
Of the WOman's College OF Delaware,
held an "at home" yesterday. Miss
Robinson was assisted in receiving
BY Mrs. walter lullihen, Mrs. G.
A. McCue and Mrs. Frank Collins
Miss Gertrude Murray OF New York
Is the guest OF Miss Louise Lea and
Mrs. Preston Lea
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Hopes will give
dance at the Win ngton Country
Club on December 30. in honor OF
their daughter. Miss Henrietta Hopes,
who will be home for the Christmas
holidays. Miss Hopes is a student
at Westover School.
Miss Mildred Moran Of Bridgeville,
Is spending the weekend In this
city as the guest Of Miss Frances n.
Dawson, daughter OF the Rev. and
Mrs. George White Dawson.
Mrs. Charles Copeland will give a
reception on Monday afternoon In
honor OF Mrs. LammOt dupont.
MIR. and Mrs. Raymond 5. Griggs and
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Cox, OF Gran
bury, n. j., are the guests Of the Rev
and Mrs L. w. Wells.
Miss Kate McClafferty will give a
children's Christmas party at The
New Century Club next Saturday af-
tcrnoon from until o'clock.
The Misses Bess and Marguerite
Gallagher are guests at the Hotel Nc
Alpin, New York City, over the week
end.
James De Paul OF New York City,
Is the guest OF James Lambros. MIR
De Paul is in Wilmington on busi-
ness trip.
Ellwood Souder, Sr.. has returned
from business trip TO New York.
nr. and Mrs. Victor C. Nah, OF thi
city. gave a dinner party at the Ritz
Carlton Hotel In Philadelphia has
evening In honor Of Mrs Nah's birth
dlN.
Evening journal., 1920-12-11
REVIVAL on .EL CAPITAN.y

Many muslc-l0vers VIII be glad TO
hear that the opera "El Captain. ."
written by John Philip Sousa, is to be
presented at the Academy OF Music,
Philadelphia, early in February. It
will be given by the Philadelphia
operate Society, and will be directed
by Mr.. Sousa
Wilmingtonlans are rather proud Of
clans are to take part in the opera
Frederick w. Wyatt. a well-knovn
singer, will be one OF the vOcalists.
AID John A. Thoms, Jr., will be an ac-
cOmp3nist.
clans are 10 take part in opera. Fred
erick w. Wyatt, a well-known singer,
will be one OF the vOcalists, and John
A. Thoms, Jr., will be an acc0mpanist.
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GRACE GLERNERs To MEEr !.

TTaco IIean0Ts 1OUnE WOmenN
Foreign Missionary Society will meet
on Monday evening at the home u
street. NJ IS Alfredo Hance will have
charge OF the devotional exercises.
Mrs. Eli Mendinhall will present tlp8
program. The hOstesses for the even
ing will be Miss Marjorie Reuss, Mrs.
Newln, Mrs. Richardson and Mrs.
GarVine.
Evening journal., 1920-12-11
ROTARIAN DAME sERIEs.

The dancing class composed OF RO-
tarans and their wives will have its
first meeting next Wednesday even
ing, from s until fl p NJ, in the
duBarry Room, Hotel dupont.
IL is proposed TO have a series Of
ten dances, one every two weeks, in
the duBarry Room.
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NARROW EnGING.

This pattern makes an attractive
edsing for towels and pillow cases.
Chain t6 stitches and turn.
Second ROw-Two open meshes, 4
chain stitches, double crochet into the
3D. stitch from the last mesh. Chain
2 and double crochet again into the
same stitch. Chain 4 and double cro-
chet into the last stitch, chain 2 and
double crochet into same stitch, chain
and turn.
Third RoW-DOuble crochet 3 times
into the space made by the 2 chain
Evening journal., 1920-12-11
LACE EPATTERNS-
A NEW DESIGN
EVERY WEEK
FILET STITCHES.

Chain Stitch - The thread drawn
through the loop.
Open Mesh-A double crochet into
chain or the material two chain
stitches and a double crochet.
Closed Mesh-Four double crochet
stitches into a chain or material.
Turn-Five chain stitches 10 turn.
II your pattern called for i6 stitches
chain 2i and double crochet into the
seventh stitch from the needle.
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Sunshine CALENDAR.

December i3-New Era Branch, /.
S. S, Sunshine Hall. 1909 Delaware
avenue, 2.30 p. m.
December i4-Delaware Branch, l,
S s. 1907 West Ninth street, 8 p. m.
December t6-Polyanna Branch, |.
S. s, entertained by Mrs. Kellog, Sun
shine Hall, 1909 Delaware avenue, s
p. m.
December 20-Alert Branch, l. S. S,
Sunshine Hall, 1909 Delaware avenue
2.30 p. m.
Evening journal., 1920-12-11

By
No one in this state interested the sale of Christmas seals for
benefit OF the Delaware ANTI
Norton Davis OF this city She chairman all the booths
Wilmington Davis active the Red Roll
Davis the wife OF
Mr.
Portland While
capacity until
their this city
Evening journal., 1920-12-11
ACROSTIC.

Cheer upl The sun is brightly
shining
His rays envelop all the land
Fer this you should have stopped
repining,
Zen though you've not Joined Sun
shines Band"
Real Joys await the Sunshine mem
bers,
Full many pleasures they all know.
Unlike the world. they fan Life's
embers,
Lend helping hands and joys bestow.
New friendships formed, you'll lake
great pleasure,
Fer ready, you will aid mankind;
So, treading in our "Sunshine's
measure"
Sure happiness and Joy you'll find.
E. Rose Reese Ort, Sunshine Bulletin.
Evening journal., 1920-12-11

ther add to the Christmas spirit.
Next week. the physical examina-
tions which are being held in c0nnec-
ton with the Health Crusade through
the State will be given at the Wo-
mems College. These exam nations
viii be more thorough than those
time
Evening journal., 1920-12-11
RARY in FINGTR FAMILY.

Judge and Mrs. Aaron Finger are
receiving congratulations on the birth
of son. born on Thursday at their
home. 2305 Harrison street. Both
mother and little one are doing nicely.
Evening journal., 1920-12-11
sINsHINE cHRISTMAS PIANs.

Delaware Branch OF The Inierna-
tional Sunshine Society will meet on
next Tuesday evening at the home Of
Miss Reba Smith. 1907 West Ninth
street. Plans for the Christmas work
that the branch expects TO carry out
VIII be discussed.
Evening journal., 1920-12-11
DELAWARE BRANCH, l. s. s.

The Delaware Branch, /. S. s, will
hold It's monthly meeting on Tuesday
evening, December IA. at the home OF
Miss Reba B. Smith, 1907 West Ninth
street, at s p. m. A full attendance
is desired to plan for the Christmas
work.
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s9cSrtftgqfy! 0

General and Mrs. T. Coleman du-
Pont have returned from South Caro-
lima. They viii entertain the Vic
Mead Hunt Club this evening.
Evening journal., 1920-12-11
TAKE EIKToN LICENSE

Mss Adelaide 0uimby and William
). Prettyman. both OF this city, OBJ
lsined marriage license at Elkton.
Nd, yesterday.
Evening journal., 1920-12-11
INTERNATIONAL
SUNSHINE SOCIETY
SUNSHINE sOCIET

ANY news intended for the sun
shine column should reach the chair
man Of the press committee not later
/ than Wednesday noon. Address Mrs.
otto V. Ort, 1912 Delaware avenue,
/ City