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Evening journal., 1920-05-05
Clubs

held In Hanover Hall next Tuesday
evening A program OF vocal and in
strumenial music VIII be given. This
affair viii complete the meetings OF
the club for this season, regular meet
ings being resumed In October
At The meeting Of the Bellefonte
Civic Club yesterday afternoon at the
home OF Mrs. ]. Allen Colby Of Holly
Oak, officers for the coming year were
elected as follows:
President. Mrs. G. p. Morris; FIRST
vice-president, Mrs. Jennie Eaton sec
0nd vice-presidont, Mrs. Charles Win
throp; corresponding secretary, Mrs.
William Livermore.
The executive committee was elect
ed as follows: Mrs. y. J. Hope, Mrs.
George GrOiz. Mrs. George kates,
Mrs. Fred Mcssick, Mrs. Clarence
Lucas, Mrs. Samuel Tucker.
Mrs. G. p. Morris, president, was
made director TO the Stale Federation
Of Women's Clubs.
The club decided TO give twenty dol
lars TO Child Welfare work.
The Richardson Park Civic Club met
al the home of Mrs. A. X. Smith yes
/ ierday. Guests present were Mrs.
| George w. Dorsey, Mrs. Harry Drake,
| Mrs George Kelly, Mrs. Sadie hey-
nolds. all OF Wilmington, Mrs. Carl
Snellenburg, OF Bellef0nte; Mrs. Bow
man. Of Petersburg. Virginia.
Brief addresses were made by Mrs.
Dorsey, Mrs. Snellenburg and Mrs.
Drake.
After a delightful luncheon these
officers were elected: President, Mrs.
samuel Townsend; ilrst president
Mrs. George Stewart; second vice
president Mrs. Samuel Cautiman; re-
corilng secretary, Mrs. Charles Girls
world: corresponding secretary, Mrs.
John Veit; treasurer, Mrs. A. X.
Smith.
Mrs Samuel Townsend was made
director OF the State Board. Dele
gates to the convention OF the Fed
Grafton OF Women's Club to be held
at Dover. May 20 and q, were Mrs.
samuel Townsend and Mrs. John
Welt.
plans for future work were dis
cussed. The regular meetings viii be
suspended during July and August
! Many activities, however VIII be
given The next meeting OF the club
win be held on May Is at the home
OF Mrs. William Poore.
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Y. W. A. NEWS

After intensive house cleaning and |
arranQing OF furniture the Holiday |
House OF the Young Woman's Chris
tian Association, located near the |
cliffs. is ready to receive guests. While |
the formal opening Of the house does
not take place until May 81, many |
narties have been arranged for the |
three week-ends previous to the holi-
day.
Miss Ruth Hopes, OF Kennett
Square who Is to be the housekeeper
has arrived. Miss Hopes, who was a
Red Cross nurse overseas during the
war will. from her experience, be OF
great value in directing the work az
the Holiday House.
A new Dodge truck has been purch--
ased and will convey the guests TO and
from the house. 10 Is interesting TO
note that "John," the well known
chauffeur. who is so popular win al
the guests will again act In the ca
paclty OF driver Of the truck THIS
year.
Several members Of the house. COM
miitee with efficient help worked haru
NNNHEh
on Saturday afternoon members OF
/ the Blue Triangle Boosters Club went
out to the house and put the hnish-,
! ing touches TO the arrangements OF
the furniture and 10 the hanging OF
draperies. The club afterwards en-
ioyed a box supper.
Four clubs Of the Y. w enjoyed
"hikes out TO the house on Satur-
|I ] Il. 4harr Hnn NlIAIn- So
Aloha. the Good Fairy Girl Reserve
Corps and the Pocahontas Reserve
Corps. The young people hunte1
spring flowers, played games ana hau
royal good time.
The Holiday House committee met
yesterday afternoon and discussed she
rates for the summer. IL was decided
that the rates for this year would De
lust a little different than In former
years. For members there will be a
less expensive rate than for nom
members. The weekend viii include
four meals and the privilege OF stay
ing over night The rate for TINS
will be 81 for members and S223 Tor
non-memhers Board and room Tor a
week will be 81 and S..
All the local delegates that attended
! THE IELFlN ANAAANAAA ~ -. 80
vention held in Cleveland, Ohio, and
members Of the staff will enjoy a
weekend at the Holiday House. Ech-
oes will be heard N the convention.
Among the guests for this party VIII
be Miss Grace l.. Osborn. former gen
, eral secretary OF the local Y. W. but
now a member Of the East Central
Field Committee.
A ukelele club has been formed with
Miss Rehecca Reinhardt as instructor
The club meets at 5.45 o'clock every
Friday afternoon. This week the club
will meet on Thursday afternoon al
: the same hour.
Miss G. B. Lee, director Of the cafe
b terra, spent the weekend at Trenton
n. j..
Miss f. p. Muchmoore, physical di-
rector OF the local T. W. and Miss Ger.
trude Casperson spent the weekend
T. in M0rristown, n. J., at the home oi
Miss MuchmOOre.
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NrwAnK CTIR NOMINATEs.

AZ the meeting Of the Newark New
Century Club. held yesterday after
noon. officers were nominated for tho
ensuing year The annual election
viii be held May %.
Al ntXt weaks meeting. Mrs Samuel
Chiles Mitchell. wife OF the president
Of Delaware College, will read from
hc works OF Thomas Nelson Pasc.
former Ambassador OF the United
States 10 Italy Mr.. Page will be the
commencement speaker at the college
ard as the majority OF the New Cen
tury Club members viii attcnd the
commencement IL was deemed ed
Wis thle TO have a resume OF nis lie
an1 works TO refresh the members
min0s on the speakers attaininents
In addition to these readings thl
moLlhiy current events" program
viii Dt held
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yY4&4 Ma~.A.eS
Copyright, 1920, by the Wheeler
SYndIcain. Inc.l
Women, NerO in office,
After Beating Husbands,
Planning Home 1olUn

20 serve: her home duties were too
pressing. So. in place OF Mrs. J. L..
Barron. Mrs. Y. L. Smith was Sc
lected by the aldermen.
Mrs. ] n. AdkiSsOn. mayor OF
JeWett. has based her administration
program on strictly home ideas.
We want 90 do our duty IN a mod
est way. and make a clcan-lile town
so that we may be proud 20 call 10
our home In the same sense That we
are proud OF the dwellings in which
we live
But for tramping the streets OF
JeWeit night and day TO preserve the
peace. they are willing that a man
should be chosen. So r. Y. Dunn Is
marshal
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The Delaware Association Of College
Women VIII meet on May "A, when
officers for the new year VIII be
elected.
Caesar Rodney Chapter. Daughters
OF the American Revolution met yes
terday afternoon at the New Century
Club, and adopted a resolution OF re
gret at The death Of Mrs. Selden ).
Deemer, who had been an active ID. A.
Reports OF the National Congress
held recently In Washington were
given by Mrs. George Hall, retiring
State regent; Mrs James ii, scott,
chapter regent; Mrs. Moody and Mrs.
Dun. Among some OF the interesting
events which occurred was the plant
ing of a mulberry tree near Washing
toms tomb at Mt. Vernon. Each State
regent provided earth from her own
State and placed II about roots OF the
tree, told from where II was taken.
Mrs Hall placed earth from Cooch's
Bridge and proclaimed Il 10 be from
the spot where the Star and Stripes
We're first unfurled.
Miss Elizabeth Pyle played two
original compositions on the piano,
eBy the Sea" and "The Brook" Plans
were completed for the card party to
be held In the Hotel dupont Saturday
afternoon. The meeting was presided
over by Mrs James II. Scott regent
Pollyanna Branch International sun
shine society Will meet tomorrow
niEllt at the home OF Mrs. u. G.. Rob-
inson, No. 1928 Market street.
Members OF Cynthia's Helpers
branch OF the international Sunshine
S0cidty gave an entertainment on
Monday evening at the Blind EN-
change
The program was arranged by Mrs
Laura Talley. The following persons
took part: Mrs. Mable Brown, William
?. White, Mrs. g; v. Mannering r; II
Reed. Jr. Mrs Plumber, Mr.. Minkor
Frank d. Mason, Mrs. John Sohoneld
J. Francis Blaine, and Mr.. Stephenson
While refreshments were beine
served, several old time songs were
sung, the blind folks Joining in.
The Tuesday Night Club Of Bridge.
VILE, has elected The following dele
gates TO attend the State Federation
OF Women's Clubs at Dover. May q
and 81 Mrs Erasmus Jones and Mrs
&. Harrington Messick, alternatcs
Mrs. r. j. McAllen and Mrs. C. Leor
ttluuuNt
At The annual meeting OF The Dcla
ware State Federation Of Women
Clubs. to be held In Dover. May 2
and 81, the reports viii be given dlf
ferently from that employed for som
time past. Formerly each club CAV
It's own report through a member ap
pointed FOR that purpose. this yea
the reports will be united under on
head for each district Mrs. Robert I
Rayner will report for the federate
clubs Of Wilmington: Mrs Elizahot
G. Robinson, for rural New CAST
county: Mrs. Walter Powell. for ker
county. and Mrs r. G Houston, 70
Sussex Mrs. Robinson was a forme
state federated president. as wer
also Mrs. Houston and Mrs. Powell.
The annual social and "ladie
night" OF the Westminster Club {
Hanover Presbyterian Church, viii h
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MILITARY MINSTRELS
10 HAVE NOVELTIES

In The Military Musical Mnslrels,
to be given by Troop A, Jr. Mechanic
Guards. on Saturday evening. in ihe
New Century Club. viii be seen some
OF Wilm ngion's eX-service men, who
Will appear In songs and dances The
cnt re cast will be In military garb.
Georeo Drcxler. who TOOK a leaning
Vdrt IN Pardon NJ" a show Wribien
and produced by Jack McAdams, and
played az the Century Club recently,
Will take part
The show IS in charge OF Harry W.
Davis as director; y. r. Elliott musi-
cal director. and r. p. Gully, stage
manager. A feature will be The dance
which follows the show The oriental
Orchestra. led by NJ. r. Soybold. viii
furnish music. I'm the frs, part will
be fourteen minstrel men and fun
makers The second part is composed
OF three vaudeville acis and the finale
Will be a military camp scene, with
twenty soldiers. who " u give drill S.
aihFtic stunts and go through gem
eral army antics.
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DENIM
ayNer have in wear denim

"WeI have TO wear denim" said
Annabel Green.
"Since silk is so dreadfully high.
And velvet and w0ollen are equally
dear"
So she purchased a goodly supply,
And she had it made up into dresses
and coats,
And negligees, hand bags and hats,
And s-charmingly ruffled
with lace
And parasols. collars and spats.
Now Annabel Green was a lady Of
wealth
And leader OF fashion besides,
SO society promptly in denim ap-
peared,
Debutantes, matrons and brides.
Then the sly proflteer, he took up MS
pen,
some ink and a little white card,
And marked up the price OF his denim,
behold
To twenty-five dollars a yard
NlNNA IRVING.
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JEWETT. Tex, April 30.-This is a
woman governed town; lbs municipal
policy is good housekeeping all its
officials, save the town marshal, are
home women.
The feminist movement which
swept over Jewott did not originate
with the women who were placed In
office hy the voters True. the women
had uttered some complaints OF way
things were being run in Jewett and
now
The MAYOR Is a woman
The Ave aldermen are women. Four
ran against their own husbands and
won.
one OF the lady-aldcrmen declined
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''Ihe Old Woman "

tAn Editorial by the Society Editor)
table the restaurant dis
cussng employed the Office where they worked
on think he old" said.
I'm he is exclaimed the other.
sRu ne doesn't look it, Srgled the nrsi.
he doesn't but he's old, just the sameA
10 know
We'll other day heard him OF his wife the old
old he can't be do
Think"
decided the first Il you're rlght When
they begin referring to their wives the old woman They're as DID,
older
The your Don't let
call wife tne old woman Not your we
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Nelus of the
Y. W. c. A. Girl
Reserue Corps

An interesting program was out
lined at the meeting Of the Friendship
Club, on Monday afternoon, for the
month Of May. The club will hold a
fashion show next Monday afternoon.
The plans are that dresses will be Sc
cured from the local stores showing
the correct dress for the school girl
for all occasions The dresses will
be worn by members Of the club.
on Monday afternoon, May II. the
club is expecting to take a number OF
children on an automobile trip, ending
at the Holiday House, where games
will. be played and refreshments
served.
A County Fair" will be given by
this club on May % in the club rooms.
A hike will be given some time during
the latter part OF the month.
A delightful tea was given yester-
day afternoon by the Girls WORK
Council TO interest persons in the
work Of the council and TO secure,
volunteer workers. The tea was well
attended. Miss Alma Tall the Girls
Work secretary. made a short address
and explained what the work Of The
Girl Reserve Corps meant to the
Younger women Of this city. Miss
Ethel r. Arey, the general secretary,
made a short address. A social hour
followed.
The Ayita Reserve Corps sewed last
evening They are making garments
for themselves. This sewing class Il
confined to the members Of the corps
The Industrial Girl Reserve Corps
viii have a rehearsal Of their play
"The Young Dr.. Devine," in the clun
rooms tomorrow evening. They vii
present this play Friday evening
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MnMENS AIIIIIIARY-

The spring melting OF The Women's
Auxiliary OF the Diocese OF Delaware
will be held az Middletown to-
morrow. Wilmington women who
intend 10 10 Will leave on the $40
a. m Pennsylvania Railroad train.
The executive committee will be
held at go o'clock and the general
meeting at 1870 O'Clock. beginning
with corporate communion.
The Rev Percy l.. Donaghy will be
celebrant. The address al the morn
ing session Will be made by the Rev.
L. J Lee. Of Onking China.
AZ noon The women OF the parish
will be hosiesses al a luncheon.
The early part OF the afternoon
session VIII be given over TO a brief
business session. Miss Grace Lind
fey, a secretary Of the Church Mission
House, New York, viii address The
meeting on "Plans and New Methods
OF the Auxiliary" ."
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"
CALENDAR
WEDNESDAY.

WEDNESDAY.
1890 a. m.-Equlpment repairs
committee, club rooms.
3 p. m.-Freedmen corps initia-
tion, club rooms.
.. m.-Pocahoutas corps parlY
for teachers, club rooms.
( p. m-Rellgious work committee.
club rooms
IN. m.-Mandolin class, club rooms
S D. m-Mandolin Club, club rooms.
THURSDAY.
10 a. m.-Cafeteria committee. club
rooms.
il a. m.-Secretarial committee, club
rooms.
$3.50 p. m.-Industrial committee.
club rooms.
$50 p m.-Good Fairy Girl Re-
serves, club rooms.
7.30 u. m.-Industrial Girl Reserves
FRIDAY.
10 a. m.-Finance committee, club
rooms.
$50 p. m.-Hiawatha corps, CLUB
rooms.
100 p. m.-Membership committed.
club rooms.
4 p. m.-wawatasi corps, club
: p. m-wapanachh Camp Fire
club rooms.
$50 p. m.-Aloha Club, cluD rooms-
SATURDAY.
Weekend for national conventiqn
delegates, Holiday House.
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We dLdL8mgS

Mrs r. James Dallett. Of No. 1915
West Fourteenth street, announces the
engagement OF her daughter. Miss
Esther Dallett 10 w. Fletcher rwom-
bly,, son OF Mr.. and Mrs. w h. TNom-
bly, Of Reading. Mass.
Miss Elmira Nedhorn. Of No. 9i6
East Seventeenth street. and Harry
Andrews. Of No. 62l South Connell
street, were married yesterday. at the
home OF the bride, by the Rev Fred
erick Doerr. The couple were attend-
cd by Miss Edna A. Fedhorn and
Walter Andrews. Mr.. and Mrs. An
drews will make their home In this
city.
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P d 7. e lie S

A kitchen shower was given TO Miss
Pauline C. Leipert on Monday evening
al the home OF Miss Leipert's sister,
Mrs. II. +. Schneider, Jr.. No. 1917
West Fourth street, by The graduate
nurses Of the Delaware Hospital. The
bride-to-be received many useful gifts.
The shower was given in honor Of
The approaching marriage Of Miss Lei
pert 10 Arthur c. Whittier formerly
OF Newark, Del, now Of this city.
While In Newark Mr. Whittier was a
chemist at the Experimental station
Of Delaware College Both Mr.. Whit
tier and Miss Lelpert are well known
in this city and Newark.
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CANOE CLUR nANCE

The Delaware Canoe Club viii COD
duct a dance in the ball room of Tho
Hotel dupont tomorrow evening. ThSa
will be the last Of a series Of dances
by the Canoe Club this season. Many
moved features are being arranged
Music Will be furnished by Jacobs
orchestra.
The committee in charge Is COM
posed Of Miss Margeret FitzgibbonS
Swayne, Owens Nane, Paul Hardin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Noble Grubb, Mr.. and
Mrs. Pierson and Mr.. and Mrs. o. y.
Long.
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ROpNEY CHAPIER CARD PARTY.
Hard Words .
lAn EdIlorIaI by lhe sooIeIy EdItorl.


light thrown yhe study and daily use Of Enslish
Colonel Leonard p Ayres d
rector OF the division Foundation
Ayres words frequently used
in ordinary correspondence hardest spell He
figured pupils how TO spell the
than spend much time in drilling on eaten
words, OF words used a
different people, numbering about
100000 1000 OF the most
Ayres words, and submitted them 20 100000
spelngs by found the hardest word
o SPELL
Yes the Judgment"
closely followed by recommend and aege with de
principle Immediate convenient
recep" preliminary "disappont" especially annual and
"stumper 10 The children With me
the o all.
any boy the words that Colonel
looked into he She
pretty spelling American
than able spell the words provided by
the OF the National Education Association
k. 'IJlek Words for trial. tried words for performance
p
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CATnOLIC CI.IR DANCE

The Young Ladies Catholic Cluh
was entertained by members Of TIE
Br0wnson Library Association -
Brownson Hall on Tuesday evening
wien a vaudeville entertainment wa
given. At the close Of the affair Misc
Alice Kane, president Of the club.
thanked the BrOwnson members for
their treat. The next dance OF to
Ioung Ladies' Club viii be held -
Tuesday night. May tS.
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sr. MARY,s AII-MNI nANrr.

Mount SAINT MarY's Alumni AssOcia-
ton will conduct a dance on Friday
evening In the ballroom OF the Hotel
dupont. Dancing will begin at
9 o'clok. Music viii be furnished hy
the Original Six orchestra The fol-
affair; w. J Grubb, j. d. Kelly, Jr..
p. Harkins, Clement Carney and j..
Lepion.
The proceeds will go 10 the endow-
menl fund OF the Mount Saint Mary's
College
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EAsrERN SrAR DANCE.

About 300 persons enjoyed tie
semi-formal dance given by Julia ".
story Chapter, No. 3, Order OF The
Eastern Star, in the ballroom OF ths
Hdel dupont last evening. Musia
was furnished by Original Six Or
chestra. The committee IN charge ~
ihe dance consisted Of Mrs. Mary
Morebnd, chairman; Mrs. Mary T.
MorCland, Mrs. Beatrice Nah, Mrs.
Ann Hamilton, Mrs. Anna Saulter, Mrs
Mabei Robertson, Miss Fannie Browp,
Mrs. Thomas Frame, Mrs. Samuel HilL
and Mrs. Ella Duncan.
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NEW DANCING CLASS Ar HAGLEY.

A new dancing class win open this
evening in Hagley Community House.
Mrs c. r. Young will be the lnsiruc
tor. The teaching hour for the class
win be from TO 9 O'Clock. ASSEM-
bly, dancing VIII begin at o'clock.
Good music and many novel and de-
liehiful feature dances viii be enjoy
ed. The class is planning 60 continue
during the summer months.
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sp,DDIEsr RETEFIT ONE NIGHT.

The benefit performance OF Dad
dies" at The Playhouse, on Monday,
May 40, for the Homeopathic Hospital,
nromlses 10 be well attended Many
tickets have been purchased from the
committee Of which Mrs. Robert Pen
inglon is chairman Today is the last
day that the tickets may be ex-
changed at the box office before the
regular seat sale OF the house
opens. Those persons stil having
tickets that they have purchased from
the committee, and wishing 20 get tho
advantage Of The choice seals before
the regular sale opens tomorrow, are
urged TO exchange their tickets THIS
evening.
The committee is anXious TO make
this benefit performance big event.
Before and during The performance,
homemade candy Will be for sale by
Miss Elizabeth Pyle and Miss Anna
Negendank. This VIII be an added
feature Of the evening.
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sAIEsIlNI-M nANrr

Plans are being completed for the
promenade and card party 10 be given
on next Tuesday evening. at tho Hotel
dupont by the alumni OF the Sales
ianum for the benefit Of the school.
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KEMEnY SrIInIn RECITAL.

Music lovers enjoyed a treat in -.
Pauls NJ. r. Church last night when
the spring concert OF the keme-y
Studio Club was given. The concert
was we'll attended.
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mnMFN,s cIYlR EEnERArION.

The General Federation Of Wumens
Clubs Will be held In nes M0incS,
Iowa. June i6 10 % More than two
million American women belong TO
the Federation
Americanism win bc the keynote OF
this convention An interesting and
varied program is being arranged. The
local delegate will be elected at the
Stale Federation Of Womans Clubs,
20 be held in Dover. May 20 and 2i.
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RODNEY CHAPTER CARD PARTY.
Caesar Rodney Chapter, u. A. Il.
Will give a card party on saturday, at
the Hotel dupont
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MAcfARI,E cARn pARrY.

The Woman's Beneh. Association OF
the Maccsbcs viii hold a card party
nj the home OF NJ IS Bessie Maclary
Newport. tomorrow evening. The
members of The association and ,heir
friends are invited TO attend
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An BRANDYwINE

The Ladies' Aid Society OF Brandy
wine Church will give an elaborate
musical entertainment In the chapel
tomorrow night. A play entitled, Our
Busy Ladies' Aid. by W. T. Bingham,
also will be presented. There also
will be vocal music by Marion Minker.
choruses. tableaux and instrumental
music by Llelah Money. Mrs. Schoneld
and Leslie Schoheld, violinist.
The committee, Mrs. rriggs, Mrs.
Brockson, Mrs. Loomis, Mrs. Bullock.
Mrs. Pierce and Mrs. Sohoneld, will
direct the play.
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The throwing OF rice at a bridal
couple is an old kndu custom en-
blemaucsof life and lr' tfulness.
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OF
OF
the State Federation Clubs
nsa
OF the dis
OF ceptac OF
O
In the directing spirits
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JUNIOR BOARD CARD Panty.

The Junior Board 0f tne HOmtu-
palhic Hospital will conduct a caro-
party on Monday afternoon May IL
al the New Century Club. The hours
OF the pdrtv are from 23o until >
o'clock. Tickets are on sale by mem
bers Of The board. Checks for tickets
are TO be sent To Mrs. Walter ID. Mode,
No. ii06 Gilpin avenue.
Evening journal., 1920-05-05

According 20 Dr. d. A. Lyons Of The
u. : Bureau OF Mines. g0h mining to-
day Is practically a failure. operators
1ss turning from the gathering of gold
1c-roa~.' ~ f'e, haScr ores
Evening journal., 1920-05-05
BY Mildred Marshall

tion Of her existence unless she was
purely an Invention OF Shakespeare,
although a woman does appear In the
old story Of Amleth. The curious CO.
incidence Is, however, that the master
dramalist should have placed her i'm
the land chiefly favorlng serpentine
names.
The opal Is the gem assigned TO
Ophelia The unfortunate influence
which 10 Is said TO exert for others
viii prove a talisman AGAINST that
very evil II Ophella wears it. Il will
bring her good fortune and her
hearts desire. Monday Is her lucky
day and 8 her lucky number. The
chrYsanlhemum Is her lloWer.
Evening journal., 1920-05-05

A party was given last evening by
the iandliih Reserve Girl Corps for
their mothers. one Of the features
was the presentation Of many Well
known advertisements by means OF
shadow pictures. Games ana music
were also enjoyed.