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Evening journal., 1920-02-18
LAFAYETTE LODGE
WELCOMES LADIES

lafayette Lodge, No. IL. A. f. and
A. NJ. observed ladies night" in Ma
sonic Temple last evning. The ban
quet and entertainment were held FOR
the benefit Of the members OF the lodge
snd>thelr wives or women friends. and
was attended by about 500 persons.
When the Marqulse de Lafayette
landed in America to offer his sword
IN the cause Of liberty. he was not a
Mason, but was brought TO see the
light in an army lodge located at
Valley Forge. where the Continental
Army was encamped during tho
winter Of i777-7s. II is a matter OF
Masonic history that General George
Washington was master Of this lodge
and presided upon the occasion Of the
raising Of Lafayette. In October. 1924.
Lafayette visited Wilmington and was
received in special communication by
the Grand Lodge OF Delaware. On the
18th day Of January, 1925 at reg
ular communication OF the Grand
Lodge, warrant was granted upon
the petition of Brothers n. G. William
son. Victor dupont, James Tilton. John
D. Wood. John Gordon, Josiah e. Clem-
ent and Gideon Jacques. 1t was the
object Of the petitioners to establish
q lodge In honor of their brother. Cen
cral Lafayette. This lodge was styled
Lafayette and bore the number a..
Later on Lafayette visited Lafayette
Lodge and affixed his signature to the
charter.
Besides a most enjoyable banquet
l,,.fr nj a N m
was enjoyed The entertainers were
Augustus Bowen, Mintz and Palmer,
The American Beauty, The Paramount
Four. with music by Draine's orches-
ira. Community singing was led by
Horace B. Harrison. cheer leader.
The committee OF arrangements COM
prised: Walter |. Morgan, p. NJ, chair
man; Clarence Underwood. p. NJ. sec
retary: Charles A. Fiel, p. NJ. treas
urer: Harry J Guthrie. P. NJ, Horace
B. Harrison. P. NJ. Marshall NJ. Carpen
ter. Harlan L. Cloud. p. NJ, Grover G.
MacNamee, P. NJ. James w Robert
son and Harry E. Link
The officers Of Lafayette Lodge are:
Marshall NJ Carpenter, worsh 'pful
master; James w. Robertson, senior
warden; Harry E. Link, junior warden;
Harry J. Guthrie. p. NJ, secretary;
Charles A. Fiel, P. M., treasurer; Chas.
w. Lawson, senior deacon; Fred w.
Kurtz, Junior deacon; Charles Sim
mons. Jr.. senior steward: Henry E.
junior stewart; Harry Cal
braith. p. NJ. tyler. Trustees: John
f. Robinson. p. NJ, Harry w. Lowe,
p. NJ. Harry Galbraith. P. NJ
Evening journal., 1920-02-18
Parties

Evans and Mrs. Russell. A neat sum
was realized.
AT recent meeting oof the Pennsyi-
vania Railroad Women's War Relief,
Mrs. w. A. Speakman was present and
told Of the work of the American Star.
It was decided then that the women
from the WAT relief department would
give 500 to this cause. It was this
reason the card party was held yes
terday TO raise money for the Ameri-
can Star.
The decorations for the affair were
in keeping with the birthday Of George
Washington. The guest Of honor was
Mrs. Speakman. She w3s presented
with a bouquet as the guest prize.
After the card games, Mrs Spealsman
gave an interesting talk on the work
OF. this relief organization. which is
assisting the children Of devastated
France.
4 kitchen shower was given on Mon
day evening by Miss Cara Blaske in
honor Of Mrs. Turner formerly Miss
Moore OF Camden ~ j., at the home of
Mrs. " C. Nah, No. 3Oi Van Burcn
street. Those present were: Mrs Tur-
ner. Miss Ann Bowe, Miss VI. Smith, Of
Elkton. Md: Miss A. Burke. Miss C.
R'mlenger, Miss Carroll. Miss Ann
Smith. Elkton. Nd; Miss Bessie Willar,
Miss Armpreister. New Castle.
Mrs. Frank L. Boynton. Of Falkland
will give a dance at her home on Fri
day. February 81, for the benefit Of
the Smith College Endowment fund.
Mrs Boynton's daughter Mrs. L. D.
Boutwell, is a graduate OF Smith Col
lege
Evening journal., 1920-02-18
TO GIVE MUSICALE.

Pupils Of Harry Stausebach. violinist
Fred Wyatt. baritone, and John A.
Thoms, pianist, will give a joint recital
in the First Presbyterian Church to-
morrow evening for the benefit Of the
Senior Christian Endeavor Society.
There will be no admission charge, but
silver Offering will be taken. The
program will be as follows:
Violin solo, lie Talisman," Kusdo,
Carlysle Simmons; violin solo, Can't
lena in F." Bohm, sabina Kowalska
piano solo. ta) pas es Amphores," !"
Chaminade, ,b) "The Rosary" Nevin,
William Wickes; violin solo, "Rondi-
no" Kreisler, Robert Barclay; piano
solo, La Petite Amourette," C0weles,
Murrel Pyle: violin solo, "Berceuse No.
g" Renard, Ruth Fell; vocal solo,. BE
douin Love Song" Pinsuti, John j.
Hayes. Jr.; piano solo, (a) Cradle
Song" Huss. ,b) The Brilliant Camp
Relnhold. James A. Schulz; violin solo,
Meditation Thais," Massenet, Clarence
Roney; piano solo, la) "A jolly Far
mer," Schumann. (b) "Crocuses," Rog-
ers. Ethel NJ. Fell: violin solo, Indian
Lament" Dvorak- Kreisler, Elizabeth
Marley; vocal solo, "Che Faro Senza
Euridice." Guck, Jean McCauehan
violin solo "Air Varie No g. de Beriot
Walter Viohl: piano solo (al THE
Butterfly" Lavailee. (b) prelude in C
Minor" Rachmaninoff, Madeline c. Fell
violin solo, "Romance-Concerto. No. 3
Wieniawski. Pauline Eberhardt; piano
solo. la) Concert de Etude,' Mac
Dowel, ,b) "Nocturne Op. is, No. 2"
Chopin. ic) "Polichinell," Rachmaninoff
John A. Thcms, Jr.; vocal solo. Vision
Fugitive" Massenet, Fred Wyatt; violin
solo. "Polonaise Op. 4, No. T." Mlynar-
ski. Harry Stsusebach.
Evening journal., 1920-02-18

Little Miss Virginia McCaulley Fos-
ter, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Levi
McCaulley, Foster, OF No. S29 West
Ninth street, is celebrating her sixth
birthday anniversary today. Friends
Of the little miss will be her gucS.s at
a birthday dinner tonight One of the
happy features Of the dinner will be
the birthday cake which will be pret-
tily frosted and adorned with six red
candles.
A card party VIII be given in the
duBarry room Of the Hotel dupont on
Saturday, for the benefit Of the Min
quadale Home Many pretty and valu-
able prizes will be gives.
A sock" social was given by Miss
George F. Vandergrift's Sunday school
class Of Scott NJ. f. Church last night.
The affair was largely attended Pro-
ceeds were for the missionary fund.
Mss Greta McElwee entertained Miss
Myrtle Wilson. Of Newark, N. j.. at a
card party last Thursday evening at
her home. No. 1884 West Eleventh
street. Refreshments were served.
Those present We're the Misses Ger
lrude Melchor. Myrtle Wilson, Marga-
ret Rigby and Greta McElwee; VIII
Tam Uffelman, Jr., F. Montgomery
Perry, George Hess and James Robbins
OF Newark, Del.
A card party was bowen yesterday
afternoon at the home Of Mrs. Alfred
Russell, No. SOP Broome street. for the
benefit Of the American Star. The
affair was arranged by Mrs. C. L.
Evening journal., 1920-02-18
CATu0TIC wOWFN oRCaNIzr

"Our Lady Of Lourdes" court. OF the
order Of Daughters Of Isabella. was or
ganlzed by local Catholic women at a
meeting in The Knights OF Columbus
Hall last night The new organization
Is the FIRST court OF the order 10 he es-
iohHshcd IN Wilm'ngton. The supreme
rogeni. Mrs Genevieve Walsh. OF the
national order which numbers $50 600
members win give the degree 10 the
local court on March T.
On March z, in addition TO the degree
work. there viii be a corporate COM
munion OF The court and later, in the
day a luncheon will be served. This
order was active in war work and as
sisted the Knights OF Columbus in
everything connected with work in
France.
Mrs. J. A. sprasg. temporary chair
man. appointed Mrs. Julia Keogh as
Temporary historian. and Mrs e. F.
Melia as temporary treasurer. The
communion day committee is as fol-
lows: Mrs Ella Higgins chairman;
Miss May Horty, Miss Elizabeth Dough-
eriy and Mss Helen Twomey. A lunch
con win be served on that day. On the
luncheon committee are Miss Mary
Regan. Mrs. John Malone. Mrs. Charles
Castle Mrs Neil Kelly and Mrs. John
Mlnnlck
Another meeting Is 10 be held March
> In which Mrs. Jennie Green. OF Balti-
more. State regent OF Maryland will
preslde at the election Of officers.
Evening journal., 1920-02-18
CONCERT FOR WELFARE WORK.

For The benent Of Child Welfare
work in the state Of Delaware, a mu-
scale and dance will be given In the
New Century Club, Friday March ~,
under the auspices OF the National So
ciety United States Daughters of 1912,
State Of Dele,are.
The Orpheus Mixed Quartet Of Phila-
delphia will give song cycle in A
Persian Garden" The members OF the
quartet are Edna Harwood Baugher,
Phillip Warren Cooke, Loretta lePltre
Strehl, Donald Rcdding. Alton X. Dough-
erty is to be the accompanlst. Dane
ing win begin at 10 O'Clock and con-
tinue until 1 o'clock. A large attend
ance is expected because Of the great
appeal of the cause for which the pro-
ceeds are 10 be used.
Evening journal., 1920-02-18
TO TALK OF EUROPEs NEEDS.

A meeting TO which everyone is cor
daily invited is 10 be held In Friends
meeting house. Tenth and Tatnall
streets, at 3 o'clock next Saturday after
noon. Beulah A. Hurley, who has
worked with the Societie des Ames in
France, will speak Of personal service
In the work there. She VIII describe
the work in Central Europe where sha
was sent to make a survey.
Miss Hurley Is an entertaining speak.
er and she can tell at frst hand OF con-
ditlons and needs in those countries.
She comes under the auspices oe
Friends Service Committee OF the two
Friends meetings In this city. that have
been making clothing for refugees in
France. Belgium, Russia, Serbia and
Armenia since the beginning Of tho
war.
Evening journal., 1920-02-18
applet PIE
IAN Editorial by the Society Editor,

the sad things the living Wilmington is
the higher especially openaed
pie And of the very best spoil apple pie to try cut
pieces.
Naturally. pans that be
quaeed But the the have standardized
to the fraction
pieces price twice what
e nearly pie.
Still the pie makers honest It, They that the price
advanced And the OF
settle
wilmnstonans live the
record It's But they have penchant
apple that and apple juice
joyous. has
a home 1t that have for It.
Evening journal., 1920-02-18
COMMUNITY CnoRU- CONCERT.

Further plans We're made Tor the
Sunday afternoon concert on February
%, at the Playhouse during last nights
sing Of the Wilmington Community
Chorus. The Russian Cathedral Choir
Of New York. will appear st the concert.
The chorus will hold banquet at
the Charles Restaurant on March 9.
Mrs. l.. NJ Roberts is general chair
man for this festivity. Tickets for the
banquet viii be on sale within few
days
Under the direction of Harry Barn
hart, the chorus made great progress
last night in their rehearsal Of the ora
torio. Creation" which will be given
at the spring concert.
Evening journal., 1920-02-18
Movie Tastes
tAn Editorial by the Society Edltor.)

day by piece in phoopay magazine
the Movies"
what2
Well the Rev Dr. Percy sckny Grant rector Of the Church Of the
Ascension York. that Christ would Let
this thing Lei church employ IT, Blessed be that which upl
refreshes the weary o.
As Wimngonians well change the
the chase wdwest meodrsma the robbery
he
Now the best everything ufces producers
hunting the world for It.
not yet claimed that all the sacous things have been removed
the public hits Office helping
And believe there that
universally clean.
at this time 1900 churches
picture The influence Of the
in religion.
Says Dr. Grant: The movies Of today cenet Of
amusement They well morality
Tastes have changed What say
years agol
Evening journal., 1920-02-18
FRIDAY.
AT THE MAIpIN

The following Wilmingtonians were
registered at Hotel McAlpin, New York,
last week:
W. E Piper. D. r. Evans, Mr.. and
Mrs. M. L. Henry. A. L. Spangler, L. r.
Hall, z. A. Hawkins, Miss Miriam Car
son. l.. C. Moody, II l.. Gardner. G. C..
0Brien, J C. Emhardt, Mr.. and Mrs. B.
C Wetzler, Miss A. Sharpe. L. NJ. Brag-
don, C. NJ. Rumford, w. s Simpson, r.
NJ Garrett. f. N. Kimball, w. NJ Hanley.
Mr.. and Mrs C. J Mack, D. J. Cough
Ian, l.. C Hall. NJ. C Bovd, A. b. Chand-
Ter, William G. Mahaffy, George w.
Moreton. F. J. Daniels, +. A. NJ. Noelting.
Mr. and Mrs. G. B. Hardesty, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. T. Libby, f. A. Walter. Mr..
and Mrs. L. Reeves. r. II. Rester.
Evening journal., 1920-02-18
DEACONEssFs Plan n,y,,p

The February meeting Of the Dea-
coness Board OF the Woman's Home
Missionary Society was held yesterday
afternoon at the Deaconess Home. No
30s West street. Plans were made for
The annual bazaar and bake to be hell
March is and 10 In Grace NJ. E Church
house. An interesting talk on "nea-
coness Work" was given by Mss
Swartz.
Il was announced that the Woman
Home Missionary Society will Observe
day OF prayer In Grace NJ. z. Church
on Friday, February 20, beginnias al
2.30 o'clock.
Evening journal., 1920-02-18
nInrr nnIIR FnR MONIEN.

A quiet hour for women will be held
IN 81. Andrews Church on Friday un-
der the auspices OF the Woman's Aux
niary OF Delaware. The service Will
omen with corporate communion at
1890 o'clock, the Rev. r. w. Trapnell.
rector OF ST. Andrews celebrant. The
principal speaker will be the Rev. Floyd
w Tompkins, d d.. rector OF Holy
Trinity Church. Philadelphia. The
service viii be concluded at 1915
o'clock
An the women Of the diocese Of Del
aware are cordially invited TO attend.
Evening journal., 1920-02-18
FRFSHEN FLOWERS.

A pinch Of salt put In q bowl con-
tanning cut flowers will help 10 keep
them fresh longer. About half-'nch
should be cut from the stem each
morning. and, II possible. the buds and
blossoms should not be touched Fresh
air Is always good for flowers and
plants, but drafts are liable to kill
them.
Evening journal., 1920-02-18
TO TAKE UP AMERICANIZaTON.

Ella Thacher Union Of the w. C. T. u.
will meet tomorrow night in Sec
ond Baptist Church. for the purpose
OF taking up the work OF "American'za-
tion" in this city Miss Ellen Samworth
who is an earnest worker in this cause
will be the principal speaker An invita-
tion is extended to all Interested In
"Americanlzation" to be present.
Evening journal., 1920-02-18
MACCAREEs CARn PARTY

The Women's Beneficial Association
Of Nfassabees will hold a card party to-
morrow night at the home Of Mrs.
Bayard Carmichael No. 237 North
Franklin street.
The association viii hold a parcel
post sale and social on Friday evening
in their rooms, No. 900 Washington
street
Evening journal., 1920-02-18
TO GIVE CARD PARTY.

The Maryland Division Of the Penn
sylvania Railroad Women's Division for
Relief will give card party in the
assembly room OF the Pennsylvania
office building, Front and French
streets, on the evesing of February "a.
Many pretty prizes will be given for
The winners ait cards
Evening journal., 1920-02-18
TEMPLE CLuB no ENTERTAIN

The Temple Gee Club OF Ph'lsdel-
phla. OF which Or. ]. Marvin Hanna is
director. will give a concert in St
PauIs Church Thursday evening. Fob
ruary 26th. The club VIII be assisted
by Mrs. Mae E5ey Hotz, soprano; El-
wood j. Gebhart. baritone; James A.
Manning. reader; Frederick f. Starke,
accompanist, and the Temple Treble
Clef
Evening journal., 1920-02-18
ANOTHER USE FOR
VACUUM CLEANER

A suggestion for renovattng feather
pillows-take the bag from the vacuum
cleaner and make an opening in the
pillow large enough to ne over tho
opening in the cleaner. Bind this
tightly and turn on the current. The
air will stir the feathers rapidly and
dry them to renewed flufflness.
Evening journal., 1920-02-18


ceiylng congratulations on the birth Of
son, born Sunday, February IS.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank A. McHugh have
returned from their honeymoon, anc
during the absence OF Mrs. McIIigh's
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. J. p. Laffey, they
viii be ST the Laffey home, No. Red
Oak Road. Mr.. and Mrs. Laffey and
Mr. and Mrs. John J. Raskob left on
Sunday for a three weeks stay at
Palm Beach.
John T. Mullin and his son, J. Paul
Mullin. are on their way TO Jackson
vile and other points In Florida. A
visit TO Samuel Entrekin in Saint Cloud
is on their itinerary.
Miss Helen Bowe, OF No. ii07 Rodney
street. Is spending some time in New
York.
Mrs. William II. Beacon left on Mon
day for ST. Augustine. Fla, for a stay
OF several weeks.
Richard Reese and Francis A. Cooch.
officials OF the Equitable Guarantee
and Trust Vompany will leave tomor-
row for a trip TO New York.
Miss Blanche II. Whitcraft, book
keeper for the Fleishmann Company,
who has been seriously III with grip.
Is reported to be convalescing.
Mrs. Homer r. Guyer OF Winchester,
Va. visited Wilmington friends yester-
day.
Miss Elizabeth Bryon, OF Brooklyn,
N. Y, Is visiting friends here.
Miss Katherine O'Bryne, Of No. 1901
North Franklin street, is spending
some time with friends in New York
City.
Or. and Mrs. NJ Davis OF No 220f
street are entertaining Mrs NJ
Bernstein and her son Herman Born
stein, Of Tampa, Fla.
Evening journal., 1920-02-18
KOo Koo CLUB DANCE.

Among the Out-of-town guests who
will attend the Koo Koo Club dance
at the New Century ClNb tonight are
Miss Grace Lavheld Misses Ray and
Neal Poole. Of Philadelphia; Mss Alice
Hendee Wildwood ~ j.; Miss Helen
Prickett, Townsend, Del.
Evening journal., 1920-02-18
d. A. r. CHILDREN TO ORGANIZE

Children OF The Daughters OF The
American Revolution in Delaware viii
organize at 2.30 O'Clock on Saturday
1ext, In the New Century Club. under
The direction Of Mrs. Francis Wash
ington Kerr, State director. D. A. r.
Caesar Rodney Chapter has a number
of prospective members and live and
Interesting chapter is expected to be
formed al next Saturdays meeting
Evening journal., 1920-02-18
Clubs

r The business session Of the Civic
Club Of Richardson Park, which was
to have met yesterday afternoon at the
home Of Mrs. r l. HUT, was post
poned because OF the illness OF her
daughter, Miss Elizabeth. The date Of
the next meeting will be announced
later.
/ The Woman's Foreign Missionary Sa-
ciely OF MI. Salem NJ. r. Church. Will
meet tomorrow afternoon at the home
Of Mrs Walter Mortimer. No. 1902 Ham
llton street An interesting program
has been arranged.
The Woman's Club, Of Newport, will
meet at The home Of Mrs Alfred Craig
tomorrow afternoon. All members are
requested TO be present.
The February meeting OF the VIII
mington Equal Suffrage Association
VIII be held IN the community room
OF The Wilmington High School on Fri
day evening. After the business meet
ing there VIII be music and flve-min-
ute memorial speeches in honor OF the
birthdays Of Susan b. Anthony and Or.
Anna Howard Shaw.
AZ the meeting OF the Bellefonte
Clvics Club, held yesterday afternoon
at the home OF Mrs c. H. Triggs, No.
20i3 Market street. interesting accounts
from books and newspapers on the lfe
Of Washington and Lincoln were read
Mrs. y. Fullerton read a paper on
George Washington and Mrs. Eugene
Mowlds gave a reading on Lincoln.
A musical sketch entitled. "A Visit
from a Country Cousin" was given by
Mrs. Jack Schoneld and Mrs. George
Plummer. accompanied on the plano by
Mrs. Il. S. Loomls. A duet was gwen
by Mrs. r.. s. Loomis and Mrs. C. II. !
Triggs Mrs. Schofleld sang Loves
Lullaby"
The dlningroom In which the re-
freshmenis were served was decorated |
with American flags.
The club viii give a novel affair on |
Friday evening at the home OF Mrs |
George Kates. Bellefonte when a Mar
tha Washington tea and dance viii be
enjoyed.
The Blue Rock Community Club OF
Gordon Heights met on Monday after
noon at the home OF Mrs. Charles B. !
Palmer Current Events were given by
Mrs, August Schoell. A paper entitled |
1.-THE Bagdad Railroad" was read by |
Miss Fannie Colt. One OF the features
OF the afternoon was the demonslra- /
tion OF American Folk Songs. Miss May |
Lenderman played the plano selections
for the exercises and Miss Blanche |
Lenderman sang the folk songs. The
afternoon closed with a social hour
and tea was served
II was announced that the annual
election Of officers OF the club will be
held on April 3. and the annual club
luncheon on April G. The next meet
ing Of the club win be March 4.
Evening journal., 1920-02-18
SUPPER AT HARRISON STREET.

The Young Women's Foreign Mission
ary Society OF Harrison Street NJ. e.
Church viii give a chicken supper in
the church tomorrow evening. The
first table will be ready at $50 o'clock.
Evening journal., 1920-02-18
TO REMOVE PAINT.

When paint has spattered the win
dows. u may be removed with steel
wool more quickly and easily than
with a coin, a putty knife or other de-
vices which are often tried.
Evening journal., 1920-02-18

sponsor steamship Nedaquet
o S
Smith assistant
plant
wlmnons charming young matrons
O Muln
Evening journal., 1920-02-18
t8Grtftg!41E>+|

Mr., and Mrs. Edward Candy May, OF
No. 23i2 w. Seventeenth street, are re-
ceiying congratulations on the birth OF
son, born Sunday, February IS.
Evening journal., 1920-02-18
Y. W. C. A. CALENDAR
WEDNESDAY.

WEDNESDAY.
4 p. m.-Girl Reserve Corps from
school No. 90, club rooms.
7 p. m.-Mandolln class, No. S3S Mar
ket street.
s p. m.-Mandolln club, No. s3s Mar
ket street
73O p m.-Wapanachh Camp Fire
No. S3S Market street.
5-S p. m.--Girls' work conference anC
supper, No. S0i Market street.
Evening journal., 1920-02-18
TIIIIRSnAY

1890 a. m-Gymnasium class for wo-
men. Peoples Settlement.
7.30 p. m.-Valentine party for in
dustrial corps, No. s0i Market street.
FRIDAY.
7.3O p. m.-Aloha Club meeting, club
rooms.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1920-06-18

100000 Of the 18th Section School Fund for
q period Of Ave go years. agree to se-
cure the loan with Six Hundred (800D Acres
of land and herewith furnish an abstract Of
said land.
JAMES HORTON.
Ordered that X. Mattinaly and 1. @.
Rounsaville be and they are hereby ap-
pointed q committee to go upon and estimate
the value of the aforementioned land and
improvements thereon and report their find
ings to this Board at its next regular meet
ing.