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Evening journal., 1920-08-25
EVERY FLOWER
HASASTORY
OF ITS OWN

THE LILY
The beautiful lily Is symbolic Of
purity and majesty. It Is dedicated
to Easter, the festival OF flowers,
The anclents consecrated It to Juno
and held this flower in high esteem.
The Hebrews used the lily motif ex-
tensively in the architecture OF tho
toned frequently in the Old Tesla
menl
VIII Bring strength
A superstition says that II one picks
the first lily one SEES 1t Will bring
great strength and faith. Another
superstition Is that II a girl picks a
rcd lily she will become freckled. To
test the love OF her sweetheart, an
other tradition says a girl should
plant lily bulg and with 1t bury he
name OF the lover. As the plant grows
strong and straight, or weak and in
different, so will her sweethearts love
be.
The anclenis believed It to have
many medicinal properties. II was
used as an antldote against snake
bites, and hslr restorative was
made from the roots, boiled In olive
oil Not only as medicine was this
plant used. but the eastern eountrle.
have always utilized the roots snC
stalks OF the plant as food.
Greek Legend
A Greek legend tells OF the orlgr
OF the lily. Jupiter was desirous tha
his son. Hercules, should be i'm
mortal and rank with the other gods
So ne ordered SOmnus, the god Of
slumber, TO prepare sleeping po
ton. disguised as nectar, which was
given TO Juno. She was asleep i'm
mediately and Jupiter placed the In.
FAINT at her breast so that he coulf
imbibe the celestial nourlshmeni
which would make him immortal
However. few drops fell TO the
earth and majestic, white flowers
sprang up, which are known as lilies
Evening journal., 1920-08-25

New York's Fashion Authority.
The care Of the nails" said Fay
Marble New York actress, recently
should begin with washing tho
hands. This should be followed by
pressing the cuticlo back from thd
nails with the towel. IL Is a mistake
TO do any cutting.
Instead, remove the roughness by
rubbing it with a narrow sandbOard.
Then apply a little vaselne 10 heal
any soreness that may remain.
place the finger tips IN warm wac
ter with a dish Of common cooking
soda in II and with the orange wood
stick remove any dirt mat may be
lodged abou the base OF he nail Or
underneath Il at the finger tip. Tho
nails should be rounded directly at
the edge Of the finger tips, Exag-
gerated points are In the worst posslt
BILE taste. Finally, rub the nails with
reliable powder, giving them dull,
rather than a brilliant polish, Espec-
tally Is It desirable 10 rub the nails
with the palm Of the other hand.
Evening journal., 1920-08-25
GUESTS AT THE McALPIN

Wilmingtonians who have registered
ct the Hotel McAlpin, New York City.
during the past week. are: II. n.
Morris. Leroy E. Diggans, Mr.. and
Mrs H. :. Scruton. G Cambsnes,
Harry C. Bye. Mr.. and Mrs. r. C. Car
penter, n. 81 Neasey. Geo. p. Mil
lingion, A. b. Rsughlln. Miss Marie r..
Bucker, j.. p Johnson. G. r. MARCEL.
G. II Llckel. Mr.. and Mrs. j.. T. Wen
delken, Mr., and Mrs r. 5 Taub VIM
6. Bond v C. Clark. James l.. Kerr.
II l. Shaw, Richard sylvester, Miss
N 0'Connor, W. J Laird. Miss Helen
A Grady. } stone %. VI. R8chlin. j..
= Holman Miss Helen VI. Nener. Mr..
Ronald Grant Mr. and Mrs V. q.
keieman, ". g. Galloway. Chas. r..
Welsh, y. J Il. I'M. ". ]. Mealey.
~ sno Mrs W shaw Benz j.
schwartz W. q w. A Holt Miss
hlh6l N. ? nngton. L. l.. Russell. 3.
fenn, Mrs W. H. Killer. w A
iaylor, Thos. j. Wslker. Miss NJ r
we'll - '''rs
Evening journal., 1920-08-25
Hiring Women

An Editorial by society EditorN
me mead on big business
does much OF The employing Of women Just
print with rules uat
them odd As 10 others few are correct
But there rules be
mingOn who business world
This fellow says any woman under 30 and
he explains Business, part life: Il is life
who viii 10 The way"
He rather he
ground that mddesize vitality Than people
He blonds Why They
tempersmenta sensitive and dependable He escheWs
dropping They often the
a enjoying poor health
Women cant-hough dochange their ages. and they
employer hen touches couple
OF points may themselves
took hair nails their Shoes this
who don't enoug 20
well to do WELL And never hire girl
expensvey The careless with her fathers
will probably be careless with hnss that
mean money 10 Us
But Washington girls has risht slant" all
Evening journal., 1920-08-25
HO1U She SOIUed 1t
An Editorial by the Society Edltor.l

an E1Iora by the SocletN EdIorl
Of N concerned about Of
living food such
prone blame the butcher the baker grocer
loudly prohleers and the aaround
failure Of officials 10 cope with the problem.
Harry Weeks Seattle Wash worrying about
the Weeks solved
problem, far as food and she solved it we'll
lot spade bundle
good determination. Mrs Weeks She
kept family supplied fresh summer
beans
huner family breakfast supper Also
space a erstwhle vacant lot
egg-producine ways
ITS mighty little have buy the market" Mrs
said worry all prices Of
etables double what they three years ago"
admit II Of had broken clods gardens
this today would complaint the
potato price the canned quotations.
Evening journal., 1920-08-25
SAMUEL :. ADAMS TO
OBSERVE ANNIVERSARY

c0mU0T :. N0lmS, OI 10 NVTTI ny
rison street. a Civil War veteran, VIII
celebrate his S9lh birthday anniNer-
sary tomorrow. Mr. Adams was mas
ter boiler maker at the Harlan ana
Ionmgsworth Corporation from 1901
90 1901 lie is native OF collins
Beach. Del
ol,c church and a lifelong Dcmocrat
Mrs. Adams died on April %. 1901
He has three children. twO sons and
daughter -Samuf 5 Adams, Jr.. 2
member of the New Castle County
BAR Association: John G. Adams
Portland. Ore. and Mrs Joseph B.
Rcsto of Wilmington
Evening journal., 1920-08-25

groups OF three to seven are very pop
ular
Cunning dolman wraps have been
designed for flappers, and are much IN
favor.
The long. tight sleeve, and thu,
naring .hree-quarter sleeve are equal
ly popular.
A black velvet dress is finished &c
neck and cuffs with a fold OF whita
angora cloth
Serge street dresses are trimmed
with leather motifs studded with gay
colOred beads
A novel bathing suit is OF black and.
white satin embroidered with scarleS
| cherries.
A frOck OF navy serge Is trimmed
with a striped ribbon OF light TINS
1 with lines OF gold.
Evening journal., 1920-08-25

Baltimore. arc the guests OF Mr. Vol
colts nephew, Or. Charles II. Blake,
OF Newark, Del.
Miss Ann Snow, Of Cleveland, Ohio,
is visiting her cousin. Miss Sarah
Truax, OF this city
Mrs. Cortland C.. Montgomery Is the
guest Of Mr. and Mrs Richard Ellison.
OF Flint. Mich. for the month Of Au
gust. Mrs. Ellison was formerly Miss
Eleanor Montgomery Of Wilmington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph NJ C. Mllano
and daughters, Margaret and Rosa, OF
this city, are spending the week with
friends in Brooklyn and New York
City
Mr.. and Mrs. F. Gordon have been
guests during the past week, at Hotel
Eberon, Atlantic CITY.
Dominick Polclno and son and
Michael Nigro, are spending two
weeks visiting Niagara Falls. Mon
treal and other Canadian cities.
Miss Margaret NJ McGrory. a
stenographer in the Delaware division
superintendenr ONCE Of the Penn
sylvanla Railroad. is spending her va
cation touring Canada In The region
OF tho Great Lakes. On her vacation
! trip she will visit al Niagara Fails
and the Water Gap.
]. Behrlnger Is the guest this week
OF friends at Honeybrook, Pa.
] 49, -t. 4. ..o,dt,., thfa wool
at Atlantic City.
The Misses Nora Atkins and Marion
/ Gillespie have returned from theli
vacation spent al Milton, Del
Miss Marion Harrison has returned
/ from her vacation spent at ocean
City, Md.
Calvin ]. Lowe. assistant chief
clerk on the Delaware Division, Penn
sylvanla Railroad. and family are
spending their vacation visiting New
England States. They VIII return by
way OF Mr.. loves old home, Delmar
w. G. Reelcy has returned from
Ocean City. Md.
Mrs khn W. Galley and Miss Mar
ion Galley have returned from Reno
both
Misses Nell L. Murphy, Elizabeth
Murphy and Lilda X. Barr are regis
tered at the Hotel Morton Atlantl
City.
Miss Dorothy Grove Is spendln
several days a. Atlantic City.
Miss Irene Hmegas left last wee
for Rehoboth. where she will spen
several weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. w Nansant al
: spending their vacation as The gues
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Green. a. ue
country home. "ldlewllde.' ne
4 Boothwyn, Pa.
The Misses Esther and Margar.
Sheppard are spending several days
Baltimore. Before returning hon
, ihev will make trip west whic
. Will last about ten days.
Mrs Walter Wolslenholme an
sons Clifford and Edward and Mr
4. Ida MacDougall who have been Wis
! fins relatives IN Philadelphia for III
past week have returned nome
Miss Norma Bowen and Miss DeNin
-, are spending week at Rehohoth'
The Misses Elizabeth Gihney an
Catherine Hasson are spending a wee
al Ocean City. Md They are eXpectC
q home on sunday
r Mr. and Mrs. Willard l.. Overdc'
e and daughter. Anna. leave on Saturda
for trip through Pennsylvania an
New York,
o Mr.. and Mrs Abner Overdeer az
h family who have been spending U
3 month OF August at Ocean City, y. ,
= VIII return 10 Wilmington arouI
September T.
II Miss Katherine l.. Gallagher al
Evening journal., 1920-08-25
IS @ &C lie G~X

nephew, William II. Gallagher Of i2I
North Union street. are visiting Mr..
and Mrs. p. J.. Layton at Flint, Mich,
FOR three weeks.
Miss Harriet d. Walker Of S3i West
Fourth street has been the guest OF
Mrs. r Marion Gresham a. Read ns'
Pa. for the past Two weeks. MIS-.
Harry d. Walker Joined her daughter
last SUNDAY They are expected home
sometime this week.
Mrs. Anna Shockley and daughter,
Mrs. Clara Wiley Of COG West Skin
street. left on Monday to spend a
month with her son, II. G.. Shockley
at Danvillc, I'LL.
Miss Mildred Johnson and Miss Eliza
beth Shockley are spending ten days
in Atlantic City.
Mrs Ida Nowland and daughter,
Mrs. Ida n. McGlnnis. have returned
from a trip TO Stamford, Conn.,, where
] they spent some time win Mr. ana
Mrs. Benoni Nowland.
Captln r. r. Howard and William
proyvn Of Chesapeake City, Md, were
guests OF Edward C.. Barrett yester-
day.
Miss celia Dorman is visiting friends
In Philadelphia.
John n. Murphy. former VII
mingtonian. now OF Batn, Name WIZ
has been making a short visit mere
with friends, returned home on Sun
day
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph II. Martin have
returned home from an auiomoplle
trip 10 number OF the mountain
resorts and Canada.
Mr.. and Mrs Thomas b. Stein have
been on motor tour 10 northern
Now Jersey and New York.
The Misses Marion and Betty Ward
have returned from a two w,Nts va
cation in the Blue Ridge Mountains
Mrs. Frank p. Mitchell and child
rem who have heen spending the
summer with relatives I'm Baltimore
will return September 4.
Mrs. Howard f. Gyler. of 1918 Tat
nall street. will leave the later par
Of this week for Ocean City, Md.
The Misses Marie Celia and Car
: mena and Mary Corlelto have return
ed from Rehoboih where they spen
week.
James Buckley is visiting his cousi
William Buckley at Wildwood Cres
x ~ j., FOR a week.
Miss Ka,hcrineS Stunt is the guei
of Miss Letitia O'Neal at Wildwoo
y Crest, n. ].
ir Mr. and Mrs. John Mcknight az
lr children have returned from a week
visit at Seaford.
Il Emmt S. Hickman motored TO wiz
n wood, ~ j.. last week.
h Miss Alice Mclaughlin is spendin
the week as the guest OF Miss Doroth
, Bonnlnghome. OF Roxborough, Pa
Frank r. Hickman returned Sunda
= from a trip to Canada, he came b
e way of Niagara Falls and New nor
City.
e Wesley Hickman Of 2i0i West stree
spent the weekend with his siste
4 Mrs. Catherine Oat
\ The following Wilmingtonians OF
VI loved camping trip last week ;
Rivervlew Reach Miss Margaret ga
.- Mr.. and Mars. Richard Mclaughlin
!, Conrad Mclaughlin, Mr. and Mrs.
4 Dempsey, Miss Florence Dempsey, an
Miss Dorothy Benninghome, of Ro'
borough Pa.
"a While away the party cnioye
le motoring, Fishing and bathing.
nj Mr.. and Mrs Smiley King an
daughter Dorothy, left today FOR Ocea
City. y. j., where they will spend tW
M weeks
Evening journal., 1920-08-25
rs s. rk III S

r,,rner Of an ~ seventh street at the
delaware Hospital, on August 20. a
daughter.
NOIAN-ro Mr. and Mrs william NO
lam. Of a3t Spruce street, at the neia'
wnro Hosuifai on August p, n son.
COUGuIAN- Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph j
Coughlan. OF 24O2 Washington street
nt the Delaware Hospital on August
y, a daughter.
Evening journal., 1920-08-25
zFRIFY FAMm.Y REUNION.

Final plans for The annual family
union VIII be made at The meeting or
the eNfrutiYe committee. when VIII
BE- held tomorrow night az O'Clock
standard timel. al Bethel NJ. p.
church. Brandywine hundred. on the
Foulk Road The reunion this year.
viii be held on Labor Day, at Bethel
Church
Evening journal., 1920-08-25
MAcNAMEE FAMIi.N REUNON.

Th annual reunion OF the MacNa-
NEE family will be held at Brandy
wine Springs tomorrow. The mem
berd Of the family Will arrive
around noon, and viii enjoy PIC
nc lunch in The pavilion over me
lake. sports and amuscments VIII be
enjoyed during The afternoon and
evening
Evening journal., 1920-08-25

Mr.. and Mrs. Gamble Latrobe. who
are spending some time al henne-
bunkport, Maine, are expected TO re-
turn about September 4.
Mrs. II. B. Thompson and son,
James. will return from their extend
ed western trip at the end OF the
week.
Miss Madeline Owens has returned
from a months vacation spent al
Warm Springs, Va
Air. and Mrs. Frank L. Connable
ace spending some time in the White
Mountains. They expect TO retuih TO
this ciiy late IN September.
Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Ashbrook. who
have been motoring through New
Hampshire are expected 10 arrive
home later In the week.
Miss Elizabeth steward. who has
been touring Europe since late IN the
spring. Is expected 10 return to VIII
mingion around October 4.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Perot Keen ex-
pect 10 leave IA the next ten days on
an extended motor trip through the
New England states.
Mrs. c. p. NJ. Rnmford and children,
who have been spending some time at
Burlineton Vermont. are expected
home at the end OF the week.
DR.. and Mrs. Julian Adsir have re-
turned from their vacation spent az
Squirrel Island. Maine.
Miss Jean Macdonald has returned
from a visit 20 Ocean City, n. j..
where she was the guest OF Mr. and
Mrs Samuel NJ. Dillon.
Mrs. Bella Pry and daughter Bea-
iric. of Norlrstown, Pa, are vlsltlne
Mrs. George Mckay and Mrs. Car,
ence Holt. OF SOP West Twenty-second
street.
Miss Mabel s. Haley, 707 West
Eleventh street. who recently re-
turned from three weeks visit
spent at Asbury Park. \. j., left on
Monday for Boston. She viii also
visit In Maine before her return. and
VIII be away two weeks.
The Misses Greta McElwee. Ger
lrude Melcholr, Margaret Rigby and
Helen Bllekle, are at Betlerton, Md.
for several days.
Mrs. J.. Morrlek Horn hss returned
from potlsvlle, Pa, where she spen
tho 81 weeks.
Mrs. C. Percy Smith and daugh
Ter. Mrs. Jnnet Hardie left on Satur
day for Rehoboth, where they WI
spend two weeks,
Mrs. Truman w. Campbell and Mr.
William Stanlar, who have bee
spending the past month at Rehobotl
are expected home around septeu
Der I.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Jefferson an
family, OF 200i Shallcross avenue, az
guests at ,he Hotel Bellhaven, n,
hoboth
Mr.. and Mrs. Franklin Duane, ,
1915 West Fourteenth street, al
spending some time touring throug
New Hampshire.
Louis Halle. OF 2OO6 Parkway. lei
last week 20 loln his wife end son
Squirrel Island. Maine. They viii n
main away until early n Septembe
Miss Mildred Poole left Wllmlngto
on saturday for a two weeks trip
Ocean City Md, and New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel p. holph an
Mfr. and Mrs s Harrington Jones ha'
reiurned home after spending the
vacation at their bungalow along %
Elk River.
Mrs. Lester T. Reeves. OF Wlndso
Canada, formerly OF this city. WI
has been spending six weeks wi
her mother and father, Mr.. and Mf
John Thompson In this city has r
turned 10 her home
Mr.. and Mrs l.. Bruce Wolcot,
CHESTS AT THE McATpIN
Evening journal., 1920-08-25
MITE RoX OPENING.

The annual mite box opening OF the
Nomans Foreign Missionary Society
OF Union NJ. +. Church viii be held
tomorrow afternoon at the home or
Mrs Martha Brinlon, Silverbrook. \
bus will leave Union church at ,
O'Clock 10 take tho members to Sill
VerhrOok
Evening journal., 1920-08-25
UNIQUE CRFwEE OUTING.

The members of ihe Unique Grove
have plann-d a big time for next
Sundav 4 hike and picnic Will ne
enjoyed during ih. day. 4 party VIII
be- held In The evenig.
The neXi meeting viii he held at NE
home az Joseph H. Fox, 2oo3 Tat
nah sire {.
Evening journal., 1920-08-25
Y.W.C. A. NEWS

Guests who will enjoy this week
end at the Holiday House will be en-
tertalned by a short piaylet which
will he given on Saturday evening at
7.30 O'Clock Wilmington tlme) on the
lawn. The cast will consist OF twelve
young people from this city who are
being coached by Miss Laurel Erd-
man. Plans are being made for many
other novel features for Saturday and
Sunday. All young women OF this
clty who are planning TO enjoy this
weekend party are asded 10 register
at The Y. W. c. A. office. 80i Market
street, not later than Friday morning.
Members OF the Aylta Club enjoyed
a marshmallOw roast and an outing at
Holiday House last evening The club
Is planning many other pleasure trips
for the near future.
Twelve young people Of this city
were entertained at the Holiday House
al supper on Monday evening. The
party was arranged by Miss Helen
Claranen.
Miss Alma Tall girls work seere-
tary, has returned from her vacation
which was spent at her home at Bal
tlnOre. She Is busy making plans TOT
"n1nlor Week" at 'ha Hol day House
which begins on Saturday, and vii
continue until September g. The reg
lsfratlon for this vacation Is now
omen 10 all young women ~ thii
CITY. Guests wishing t1 ind out an,
| information In regard to the "Junioi
/ Vacation" are requested 10 call IN
oflce. sOl Market street, phone sA6v
A group N young women from IN
PENNSYLVANIA railroad otllces a
| Todd's Cut will be the guests at IN
Holiday House for supper this eve
ming.
MISS WILLIS SAILS TOMORROW
Among the twenty-three Y. w. g. >
secreiarfes who viii sail from var
couver. B. c.. for the Orient on. tn
"Fmpress OF Asia" on August 20,
Miss Mary Clarke Wills, OF this clt'
Miss willis will be assigned to wor
in China. but before entering upo
any definite duties will spend yea
In a language school IN Petine q
Nanklng. The group Of which Mis-
Wills Is one includes among It's men
hers an ordained woman mlnlste
physical director Bible teachers an
industrial workers. Nineteen Of IN
secretaries will be stationed In On n
} and the remaining four in Japan.
, Miss willis was graduated from IN
Wilmington teachers alnlu
school Later she attended the, stat
1 Normal school in Baltimore, Md, an
d Columbia University For four year
She taught in the public schools
: wilmington. Her connection win IN
Y W. c. A. has been as bushes
b secretary in This city;
Evening journal., 1920-08-25
uospITAI, SFFKs ON TIREs.

The Junior Auxiliary OF the HON.
eopathic Hospital is asking for con,
lrihut ons Of old rubber tires and
tubes which should be sent 70 the au-
iomohile equipment shop, 2it French
street
Evening journal., 1920-08-25
rArIrr EMRRnInFnY

English eNol0i embridcrv is being
worn extensively. especially as I'm
ria trimming for organd'e, linen, or
dotted Swiss fro7ks.
Evening journal., 1920-08-25
kI1,bI1bS

Scott Auxiliary OF the WOmen's s
Foreign Missionary Society will meet
on Friday evening at the home OF
Mrs. George Lyon, SOC Taylor street,
Mite boxes will be opened
There will be no meeting OF the Penn
sylyania System Womcn's Mutual Aid
IN September Due TO the fact OF the
flrst Monday, the regular meeting day
OF the society being hol day, mee,-
ing will be omitted. The next meeting
will be held October 4 at which time
Mrs. Gamble LatrObe will welcome all
members and plans for the winter ac-
tivities will be discussed
The Epworth League OF the Swed-
ish NJ. =. Church. will hold a bake In
King street market, on Saturday morn
ing. The stand will be in front Of
Fishers Undertaking Parlors. Home
make cake, pies and bread will be on
sale
Evening journal., 1920-08-25


OF
England states and later will visit Nova scotia Miss
by her sku playing but also
many Eyangne country by her art Her vacation viii
81
During Bmdnd welcome visitor to the various
canps Scotia,
pleasing many the under
Inc auspices of lhe NJ. Red
Evening journal., 1920-08-25

After an absence OF five months,
Miss Margaret NJ. Dandy, daughter Of
MIR and Mrs. John Dandy. Of Green
Vile. Will arrive I'M philadplnhia To-
/ day from England. on the American
liner haNerfOrd Miss Dandy was ac-
companied ON The trip by her father.
While away The DelaWarcans have
been visiting friends and relatives IN
London. Manchester and Darlington
England Miss Dandy was born In
England and came 10 the States as
ismall child. This is her FIRST trip {,
England since she came 10 America 10
ch hildhOOd.
Miss Dandy has many friends ID
this city and in and around Green
Vile and Ccnicrville. She fOrmerl
attended the dupont High school AM
later was a student at the Collegiat
/ Institute al Brockville. Canada.
Evening journal., 1920-08-25

Mrs. X. B. Thompson and son,
James. Will return from their extend
ed western trip at the end OF the
week.
Evening journal., 1920-08-25

Miss Madeline Owens has returned
from a months vacation spent al
Warm Springs, Va
Evening journal., 1920-08-25

Mr.. and Mrs. Gamble Latrobe. who
are spending some time at kenne-
bunkport. Maine, are expected TO re-
turn about September 4.
Evening journal., 1920-08-25

Air. and Mrs. Frank l. Connable
s-e spending some time in the White
Aasuatains They expect TO retuih TO
This oiiy late in September.
Evening journal., 1920-08-25

Miss Mabel s. Haley 707 West
Eleventh street, who recently re-
turned from three weeks visit,
spent at Asbury Park. \. j., left on
Monday for Boston. She viii also
visit ln Maine before her return. and
Will be away two weeks.
Evening journal., 1920-08-25

Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel p. nolph and
Mr. and Mrs. s. Harrington Jones have
returned home after spending their
vacation at their bungalow along the
Elk River.
Evening journal., 1920-08-25

Mrs. Lester T. Reeves, OF Windsor.
Canada. formerly OF this city. who
has been spending six weeks with
her mother and father, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Thompson in this city has re-
turned 10 her home
Mr. and Mrs. l.. Bruce Wolcoi., OF
Evening journal., 1920-08-25

Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Ashbrook, who
have been motoring through New
Hampshire are expected 10 arrive
home later In the week.
Evening journal., 1920-08-25

Mr.. and Mrs Franklin Duane, Of
1915 West Fourteenth street, arc
spending some time touring through
New Hampshire.
Evening journal., 1920-08-25

Louis Halle. Of 2OO6 Parkway. LEFT
last week 10 loin his wife end son at
Squirrel Island, Maine. They VIII re-
main away until early n September.
Evening journal., 1920-08-25

Mrs. Bella Pry and daughter Bea-
tric. of Norlrstown, Pa, are visiting
Mrs. George Mckay and Mrs Clar-
ence Holt. OF SOP West Twenty-second
street.
Evening journal., 1920-08-25

Mr.. and Mrs. T. G.. Webb. OF Odessa,
Del. have announced ihe engagement
of their daughter, Miss Margaret
Emily Webb. 90 Frederick H. Trosher.
~ orlando Fla The wedding viii
Trust Company. Tenth and Market
streets branch.
Evening journal., 1920-08-25

Miss Elizabeth Steward, who has
been touring Europe since late IN the
spring. Is expected 10 return to VIII
mington around October 4.
Evening journal., 1920-08-25

Miss Mildred Poole left Wilmington
on saturday for a two weeks trip to
Ocean City. Md. and New York
The Mena weekly star., 1920-09-23
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Swamp Chill Tonic contains no
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