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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-11-20

Covers were laid for: Miss McCar-
ter, Mrs. John r. Dean of Ryan,
Okla, Mrs. George L. Tuer, Miss Mil
dEea Reed, Miss Lois White. Miss
Fayeben Villa ms, Miss Katharine Nc
Farland and Miss Georgia Hoffman,
Both Miss McCarter and Mr.. Baker
were graduated with the class of 1917
from Baker university. Miss McCar-
ter is a member of the Delta Delta
Delta sorority and Mr.. Baker menu
= Der of the Delts Tau Delta fraternity.
Mrs. Harrison Morgan gave a fam
lily dinner Friday evening at her home,
1895 Harrison street, in honor of her
father, Mr.. Joab Mufvane. who COM
memorated his birthday anniversary.
4 y X
Mrs. w. J. Werner of New York
City. who is visiting her sister, Mrs.
Charles z. Adams, has been the guest
of honor at several informal affairs
given complimentary to her this week.
Mrs. Adams entertained informally
Tuesday afternoon. Thursday noon
she gave a luncheon with twelve COW
ers, and Friday noon Mrs. Werner waa
the guest of honor at another luneh-
con of eight covers given by Mrs.
Adams Mrs. Werner formerly made
her home in Topeka @
Mary Lucille Lillard, who is 0 years
old today. celebrated her birthday
with a party given this afternoon at
her home in Woodlawn avenue by her
mother, Mrs. r NJ. Lillard. The little
guests were given favors of candy
dolls. Mrs. Lillard was assisted by
Miss Millicent Dillon, Miss Cornelia
Adams Miss Alice Van Petten, Miss
Sallie Lillard and Mrs. James p. Deb.
Kaye.
The little guests included: Harriet
Fritz, Barbara Kaye, Susan snyder,
Harriet Perry, Doris Kistler, Mildred
. Stansfield Mary Wikidal, MIRIAM Du-
Mar, Adair MacFarlane, Catherine
Catiin, Jane Briggs, Mary Hayden
Isabel Hopkins, Helen Southern,
Grace Pierson, Alice Pierson, Lucy
Gibbs, Jean Gibbs, Marcia Mills, Jane
Mills, Elizabeth Jeffrey, Louise Alien,
Florence Allen, Marguerite Butler
Peggy Strawn. Sarah Gosset. Posey
Bone, Betty Freeman and Elizabeth
Monroe.
The marriage of Miss Helen Whit
ted and Mr.. John Mcintyre took place
this afternoon at four O'clock at the
parish house of the Church of the As
sumption with Father McInerney per-
forming the ceremony. Only members
OF the two families were present with
"A few friends. Out of town guests in
cluded: Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Caywood
of Kansas City, Mrs. A. c. Markley
aid Mrs. Il. NJ. Chilson of McAlester
Okla.
Following the wedding Mr.. and Mrs
Mcintyre received their young friends
at the home of the brides mother
Mrs. X. u. Whitfield in Topeka boule-
ward.
Mr.. Mcintyre is the son of Mr.. and
Mrs. M. L. Mcintyre of Burgess ave
nue.. He was with the 10th Engi-
neers overseas and was presented with
a Distinguished Service medal.
Mr.. and Mrs Mcintyre will be Al
home in Kansas City after December
q y =
Mrs. A. H. Bennett entertained the
members of her team of the Woman'i
club Friday afternoon at her home il
Woodlawn avenue. The team has re
Gently been reorganized and severa
new members added to the list.
The guests Friday afternoon and tn
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-11-20

Springfield, Hits old but It still
works. Two young, energetic and am
bilious bank clerks shined up one thousand
dollars, to make good the banks's annual
practice of giving shining silver dollar
to each depositor for Christmas"
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-11-20
ELa.Is FOR U. S. MARSHAL.

Parsons Man VIII BE Candidate for
appointment to Federal job.
Announcement was made today that
E. o. Ellis of Parsons will be eandi-
date for appointment as United States
marshal. Ellis is a member of the
Republican committee in Labette
county and has been active in local
politics for a number of years.
Evening journal., 1920-06-19
OPERA STAR TO BE
CONCERT S0L0IST

The Philadelphia Orchestra Commit
tee announce with pleasure 90 the
patrons OF the concerns that Madame
Alatzehausern. Of the Metropolitan
Opera Company. OF New York. has
been engaged for the opening con-
cert here on November 22 The COM
mitlee was Obliged TO arrange carly
for this gifted artist because OF the
many demands upon her for next
season.
The last meeting OF this year OF
the committee was held on Tuesday
at the home OF Mrs William Belts.
Mrs. John b. Bird. the president pre-
siding Revised bylaws for the lgilid-
ance OF The committee were read
and accepted. The contract for the
ensuing year as submitted by ihe
orchestra. manager. Mr.. IudsOn. was
read and after careful consideration
the committee authorized the chair
man 10 sign.
10 has been learned that several
new artists have been added 10 the
personnel OF the orchestra ana lam
unusually fine series OF concerts h
anticipated There will be five con
certs. beginning November ~ and
ending In March.
Evening journal., 1920-06-19
p d II e lie S

John s. Mullln and family have re-
turned from Woodbury., n J., where
they attended on "Wednesday evening
birthday dinner party, given in
honor Of J. Townsend Wiekersham
former Delawarean, who now IS
secretary and treasurer CT The New
York Shipbwlding Company. in Cam
den.
Teachers Of the Junior Epworth
League OF the McCabe NJ. f. Church
were pleasantly entertained by their
superintendent. Mrs. Samuel NJ. Keen,
OF Col West Twenly-fourth street.
yesterday afternoon. The teachers
met at the church and were taken
TO the Brandywine Summit Camp
grounds, where supper was served in
picnic style.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Carter are
quietly celebrating today, al their
home in South College avenue, New
ark, their twenly-fflh wedding an
niyersary There is no formal cele-
braiion, but this evening toe imme-
diate family will partake OF an ami
Versary dinner.
A variety shower was given TO Mrs
Paul II. Collins on Wednesday evening
at the home OF Miss Mary Dorsey. 2OOi
Jefferson street. Mrs. Collins before
her marriage was Miss Grace Lloyd
She was the recipient OF many pretty
gifts.
The decorations for the affair were
rambler roses, daisies. laurel and
lhOneysuckle. The gifts were phes
enied in rather a novel way She was
presented with q card telling her "a
| follow the daisy chain which was q
part OF the floral decorations. The
chain was woven In and out OF On,
various rooms and at the end OF i
was a large wicker hamper fllled with
all beautiful surprises.
Decorations in The dining room con
sisted OF roses. Attractive place cards
with bluebirds were at each guest
place.
Employees Of the Austin Construc
tion Company gave dance in th'
Y. NJ. g. A. Building in Newark las
evening. Floral favOrs were bestowed
upon the women dancers and betweei
I dances refreshments were served
Several couples from Wilmington at
tended.
Graduate nurses OF the Physicians
and surgeons Hospital We're enter
iained al luncheon and reception
I yesterday afternoon at the home o
Mrs. Albert Robin.
This afternoon Mrs. Laura Trus
VIII entertain them at her nome IRON
I 3 10 3 o'clock. Miss Anna sutton. m
superintendent. Will accompany trcn
Mrs. 5. Cooper Hill and Mrs. Willar
Smith viii assist the hostess.
Evening journal., 1920-06-19
Society

Mr.. and Mrs. p. NJ. Arnold iand son,
Samuel. left thisl morning Onsa motor
trip for Blackp0ins, Conn. After a
bn-day trip In Connecticut Mr., Ar
mold will RETURN TO this cl1y. Mrs
Arnold aud son will spend ihey sum
mer In Hartford, Conn.
Mrs. Joshua Conmr and Miss Alice
Conner are at their cottage lat Reho-
both Beach for the summer
Mrs. George Braunsteinl and son,
are spending month at fWeslmont,
Pa
Mr.. and Mrs. SAM. Dillon and fam
lily have gone tOv Ocean NCity, N. j.,
for the summer.
Miss Ruth f. Guser left for Win
chester, Va. today 10 spend two
weeks with her parents. She was ac-
companied by her mother, Mrs.
Homer C.. Guyer. who has been visit
ing friends in Wilmington, philadel-
pima and Newark.
Raymond NJ lyle. OF 1874 West
Fourth street, who has been III at
his home for some time, Will leave
on Monday for Colorado Springs.
Colo.
Mrs. ]. I. flanagan and family are
spending the summer months at
Colorado Springs. Colo.
Mr.. and Mrs. James t. Armstrong,
OF Baltimore, are visiting their niece
and nephew, Mr.. and Mrs. u. j.
Shcppord, OF S0i West Tenth street
A. D. Rust was a recent visitor at
Georgetown.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Johnson spent
the past weekend in Georgetown. as
the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
Johnson.
Mrs Theodore O'Brien was a guest
This week OF Mrs. John Beaven a.
Port Deposit.
Miss Leila Thompson has returned
10 her home at WOOdlawn after
spending some time with friends here
Mr.. and Mrs r. A. Snyder OF Cecil-
ton. were visitors here this week.
II George Van Dyke spent the pas
weekend as the guest OF the Rev
| AhNihdo Nah b9 nc dg RlNAtvhs
Mrs. Fannie Campbell. OF Dover. Is
leilcriaining Mrs. M. Smith. OF Viii
mingion, as her guest.
John Beielle, OF this city. visiteC
friends IN Magnolia, last Sunday.
Mrs. Ida Wallace. OF Cheswold, has
been the guest OF her nieces here fOi
several days.
James T. postles. OF Frederica, 4
visiting his son. DR.. Wilbur postles
? OF this city.
} Miss Marguerite Shipley. OF sea
ford entertained Miss Beulah stevens
OF Wilmington, last weekend.
Miss Arle Fleetwood. OF Seaford
- has been spending the last week will
relatives and friends IN thls city.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Toomev an,
7 son. have been spending a few day
4 lin Dover.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Chalfant. o
e Philadelphia. are spending severa
Z, DAYS In this city before moving o
Q Los Angeles, Cal. They leave mex
Il Thursday for their Western home
b Mr.. and Mrs. Chafant were forme
residents OF This city.
Evening journal., 1920-06-19

Miss Rebecca podolsky, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ Podolsky. Of 22Oi
Monroe street and Philip Goldberg, OF
Philadelphia. will be married at 6
o'clork tomorrow evening, in Pythian
Castle by Rabbi David B. SNlren, as
sisted by Rabbi RegaN
The bride viii be attended by MIS-;
s. Bcrman as m0lrOn uf honor ana
Miss Celia ll0llet and Miss Frances
Binder. as bridesmaids. The liWle
Misses Aleen Davis, niece OF the
bride and Charlotte Goldberg. niece OF
the groom will be flower girls.
Mr.. Goldberg will have as his best
man Dt. NJ. Davis. Paul Podolsky and
Morris podolsky. brothers OF the
bride Will be ushers.
The bride will wear a becoming
gown OF satin with trimmings or
Duchess lace. Her tuile veil Will form
her train. Her cap Of The veil Will be
Of duchess lace. held In place by
orange blossoms. The bridal bouquet
Will be a shower OF bride roses. lilies
OF the valley and sweet peas.
The matrOn OF honor VIII wear
draped white satin Her bouquet will
Will wear pink geOrgette crepe and
viii carry pink roses The little
flower girls will wear dainty pink or
candle dresses and carry baskets OF
swceipeas and lilies Of the valley.
Following the ceremony a large re-
ceplion will be held at pythlan Castle.
Guests win be present from New
York Philadelphia Washington and
Atlantic City. The decorations for the
wedding and reception Win be ferns
and palms
...ltf
morrow evening on a trip north an,
upon their return VIII live al Fifty
fourth and Delaney street. philadel
! phi0
Evening journal., 1920-06-19
We dLdiMSS.

Miss Alice NJ. Pagan, daughter OF
Mrs. Sarah Fagan. OF Delaware City,
and John f. Nance, Of Kansas Oity,
Missouri, were marri9d on Wednes-
dav afternoon at the rectory at Rey-
bold by the Rev. Joseph Z. Dolan,
pastor Of st. Pau's r. g. Church, OF
Delaware City.
1he bride was attended by her sis
ter. Miss sue Fasan and tins best man
was Raymond X. Arts. Of Dover. The
bride wore gown OF dark blue
georgelte with picture hat TO match
and carried bride roses. The brides
maid wore a dark blue taffeta dress
with a hat 20 match and carrru an
old-fashioned bouquet OF sweetheart
roses.
A bridal supper followed lmmedl-
ately after the wedding at the home
OF the brides brother. Thomas Pagan,
3OS North Jackson street.
Mr.. and Mrs Nance will leave on
an extended trip through The wesb
In the near future.
Mr.. and Mrs Robert Ellis left yes
lerday for BrOOkline, Pa. 10 attend
tile MNIuIMk vi NnICT AMAN N0NAAA" NNA
nett and William Corlies. OF Phila-
delphia. The wedding will take place
at 4 O'Clock This afternoon at the
home OF the bride. Mrs. Ellis is one
OF the wedding party. Miss BURNETT
was formerly OF this city. Her faith
ar, James l.. BURNETT. was assistant
10 several successive superinbndenis
OF the old p. W. and b. Railroad.
lie died several years ago and a few
years later his family moved to Penn
sylvania.
The following marriages have re-
cntly taken place at Asbury NJ r
/ Church parsonage, 222 Walnut street
the Rev. George White Dawson on
ciating.
Miss Anna Hampstead and Ham
mond c. fingo, both OF this city, on
June ..
Miss Matilda B. Long and Munscog
5. Fretwell, both Of this city, on
Miss Daisy NJ. NUrn, OF Middle
town. and Raymond Blanchneld, OF
Middle Creek. Md, on June 10.
Miss Aisy Galloway and Dafy Gen.
nette, both OF this city, on June i6
Miss Rebecca NJ. Hamilton. daush-
ter OF Mrs. Ethel z. Hamilton. OF
ii02 Elm street, and Newton C. TAFT
were married on "Wednesday evening
at Wesley NJ. r.. parsonage by the
Rev. 2. W. Wells. The bride was at
tended by Miss Mabel Wsdley as
bridesmaid, and Harrison B. Peoples
OF Marshallton. was best man. Fol-
/ lowing the ceremony a reception vas
/ held a. the home OF the bride. aftel
which MIR and Mrs. TAFT left for
Atlantic City. The bride Is organisl
at Wesley Church.
Evening journal., 1920-06-19

Mrs. Willard Hall Porter has left to
spend the summer with her niece,
Mrs Henry $. stewart, OF pittsburgh,
on a ranch in Wyoming. 1t viii be
that Mrs. stewart visited
Mrs. Porter In this city, This spring.
Mrs. r. w. Wilson attended the
exercises OF Smith
College, this week, at Northampton,
Mass.
Mrs. William IL Beacon will sail
from New York for Europe on June
2s on the steamship ST. Paul. She
viii spend The summer there WIN
American friends.
Mrs. ]. Kearney Rogers. who spent
the winter in Florida, has returned 10
this city and will be here for the next
two weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. II. p, Scott. Jr.. and
family have opened their cottage at
Chelsea. n. j., for The summer.
Judge Victor b. Woolley, OF the
United States District Court, and hsl
family will leave early in July FOR
kennebunkport, Maine, where they
Will spend the summer.
Miss Melvina Scranton, OF Brooklyn,
n. L., has been the guest this week OF
Miss Elizabeth ;. Young. OF 2iOl
boulevard. Miss Scranton and Miss
Young were graduated at the recent
commencement OF the Mary Lyon
school. SwarthmOre. Pa. This week
they attended the commencement
exercises and farewell dance Of the
graduating class OF the Pennsylvania
Military College, at Chester.
william r. Megear. member Of ths
Board OF Police Commissioners, Is In
Ithaca. n. y. 10 attend The graduation
exercises OF his son, William .B. Ne
gear lr. at Cornell University
I Young Megear was in the army dur
ing the war, but resumed his studies
| following the armisfice and completes
/ his courses with his class. TIT
graduation exercises take place OF
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. James N Glnns anC
I family left this week for Chelsea n
| j.. where they have opened their cot
tage for the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Spot.swood GarlanI
have left for Vancouver, B. c., WHERE
/ they win spend the summer viii
| their daughter. Mrs Martin Grinen
Following their summer trip. Mr.. ant
Mrs Garland will winter In South
ern California.
Mrs. Willard Hall Porter, Jr., an'
Mrs. Charles y. Fritz have gone u
Cape May. n. j., to spend the sum-
mer.
Miss Esther Bancroft Is the gles
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Clyde Free
man at Providence. r. /.
Mrs. Wilcox Brown. who has bee
he guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. J. ThomI
son Brown, will leave on Monday
spend the summer In Virginia.
Miss Annie Tardy. OF Birmingham
| Ala. Is the guest OF Mr., ana Mrs MAJ
thew n. Tardy. Miss Tardy Is wei
known artist OF the South.
Fnwood souder. sr.. and Mr.. an
Mrs Ellwood SOuder. lr., and Bett
Souder. left today for Cape May Tor
short visit with relatives.
George b. Miller, secretary or eh
American Nulcanizcd Fibre Compan
! has returned from New York whel
nc attended the annual convention
The National Electrical Credit Ass'
Z ciaiion.
Evening journal., 1920-06-19
WHAT COLLEGE
WILL MEAN TO YOU
Learn to Meet Men on Sane Basis of comradeship.
BY LEwETrE BEAUcHAMP POLLOCK,

nv IFMEITE
Technical High School, Cleveland Ohio)
II laugh to myself write this oh high school lases it's
because I'm thinking college gira freshmanwho certain
enns not so very many years with humping heart and
scared ewes for anticipation the ordeal Of
- callerl
I'm 10 who she Needless had
high school, and had
alien difficult
OF this flacy has cured 1t
taught to a comradhip, with
them human beings OF the order
not by standard OF mere
high school gries, that going al
friendships your college life.
who marmony worth while
the other which processes scorn
men. nothing whatever TO do with them.
something abnormal and epelant about both these
You viii want graduation from college, be enrolled
group that which belong all the nnesoued who
their friends working whether
which helping keep
business world and home life charming
VIII let college make member Of this third
group?
You can, you will bring you only
maces with girls but also the friendships Of hghmnded ambitious
Evening journal., 1920-06-19

Tuesday.
3i5 p. m.-West End Girl Reserve
Corps, club rooms.
p. m.-Wawatasi, Girl Reserve
Corps. club rooms.
p. m.-Minnehaha Girl Reserve
Corps, club rooms.
Up. m.--Landlith Girl Reserve Corps,
club rooms.
7.3O p. m.-Ayita GirrReserve Corps,
club rooms.
Wednesday,.
4 p. m.-Pocahontas Girl Reserve
Corps, Hanover Church.
Thursday.
Girl Reserve Day at Holiday House.
Friday.
730 o. m.-AlOha Club .sclub rooms.
p. m.-WapanachH Camp Fire,
club rooms.
Evening journal., 1920-06-19

schoolroom.
The Demonstration School. under
the personal direction Of Miss Rich.
viii be held every morning in the
Grammar School building. Exception
ally strong teachers have been secured
10 carry on this important phase Of
the summer school work.
An advance pay.-ent OF $500 is re-
quired OF students writing for room
reservations.
Evening journal., 1920-06-19
{Z1bITj[bSS>

Alert Branch Of the International
Sunshine Society held a rehearsal
last evening for the gypsy festival,
which is to be given, n,next Wednesday
evening at Sunshine Hall. 1909 Della
ware avenue.
on Monday and Tuesday evenings
full drss rehearsals VIII be held. A
troop Of Boy Scouts, under the di-
rectiOn of ScOutnaster Williams will
decorates the grounds and act rs po-
lice.
Besides. the dance given by the
pupils OF Miss McGlafferty the rain
bow dance given in the Mother Goose
play in the New Century Club two
weeks ago Will be given.
Four hundred guests were present
at the card party OF the PENNSYLVANIA
Railroad WOmens Relief Assocla-
ton held last evening in the New
Century Club. The affair was given
under the auspices Of the Maryland
Division Of which Mrs. Gamble La
trobe is generalAsuperintendent Many
beautiful prizes were awarded A
substantial sum was realized from
the party for the, benefit OF the or
ganizatiOn.
Three hundred and fftyspersons en-
iOyed the dance given Thursday
evening, by the Daughters of Isabella,
for the benefit Of the building fund.
Music was furnished by Carney and
Banks orchestra.
Among the features were two
dances by the pupils offMiss Marion
McEWan. In the elimination dance
the winners were Miss katherine
Hughes and Anthony Phillips.
At the meeting OF the Elsmere Civic
Club on Wednesday afternoon the
newly elected officers presided for the
first time. In a few we'll hchOsen words
the president, Mrs. John W. Reynolds
greeted the club members. She e'asked
for hearty cooperation.
The next meeting Of the club Will
be held in the Elsmene Presbyterian
Church on Wednesday, June 30.
Evening journal., 1920-06-19
BADY IN SCHAFFrR HOME

Mr.. and Mrs. George Schaffer OF
Germantown, are receiving congratu-
lations on the birth OF a daurhier
born June i6. The little girl has been
named Margaret Alice Schaffer. Mrs.
schaner Will be remembered as Miss
Alice Wilkins OF this city. She lived
ton.
Evening journal., 1920-06-19
SWIMMING LESSONS
FOR WOMEN

The Young Womenss Christian Asso-
citation takes pleasure in announcing
that there is TO be, a series OF free
swimming lessons in this city begin
ming Monday, June 2S.. and continuing
until July 2. inclusive, for all women
and yOunglgirls Of this city. The les
sons are to- be given at the Y. NJ. C. A..
by George II. Corsan. the well-known
swimming expert.
The lessons will be given in the
morning from 9 until ti.3O O'Clock. The
program for The morning will be as
follows. 9 TO $50 for girls under IL
years OF age: $50 to 10 o'clock and
from 10 o'clock TO 1870 o'clock. wO-
mems classes: 1870 to II and a TO
1880 o'clock for girls in their teens
all over "a years.
An invitation is,exiended to all the
young girls and women Of this city TO
take advantage Of this opportunity.
Many who are going TO have a Yaca-
ton where swimming may be enjoyed
will be benefited OF these instruc-
tiOns. 70 is also hoped that II this
series or lessons is success that
others may be heldEin the city pools
during the summer months.
The Y. NJ. G. A. is cooperating most
generously In the, affair, they making
IL possible for the lessons 10 be given
The young women and older women of
This city. The lessOnssWill be chaper-
oned each morning bytone OF the sec
retaries Of the "I" as well as by
mSmbers Of the board
Each person attending is asked 10
bring one piece bathing suit bathing
/ cap. and towel. Electric fans will en-
able the swimmers to dry their hair
Early registratiOnais advised by the
Y. w c. A. for it is thought thai
each Of the classes will be large. Any
one wishing 10 join these classes is
requested 10 communicate with Miss
p. Muchmoor, the physical director OF
| the w. Y. C. a. She will be found al
sOi Market street or may be reached
by calling ID. and A. phone Si69.
--O-O
Evening journal., 1920-06-19
AID SOCIETY RtiMMAcE SALE.

Inc Ladles' AID SOtioiV OF RoIlo-
fonie NJ y. Church will meet AT .
O'Clock on Tuesday afternoon. i'm the
church. The society viii hold a rum
mage sale on June % at 7ii Tatnan
street. Donations may be sent 10 ihs
home OF Mrs. r. Robertson. Marion
avenue and Roscdale AVENUE.
Evening journal., 1920-06-19
w III &C TEST1u,t

Washington Heights Century Club
VII hold 9 festival on tne club lawn,
evening OF June %. The proceeds will
be used for the building fund.
Evening journal., 1920-06-19
McCABE SCHOOL EXCURSION.

The sunday SCHOOL Of McUabe Ne
mortal NJ r.: Church viii take rs an
July 4. il will. be accompanied by
Harrison Street NJ. r. and Hanover
PRESBYTERIAN schools Tho committee
in charge includes Walter Z. Saw
don. Clifford Kirk and j. Dewitt
Rogers. Sports are being arranged.
Evening journal., 1920-06-19
WOMEN CONTINUE BATIOT FIGHT

MnOOkn libf Ndtlunul MOmanS
Party is giving up its State head
quarters at A East Seventh street lt
by no means Intends abating its ac-
tivity In behalf of winning the thirty
sixth State FOR ratification OF The
nineteenth amemlment." said Mrs.
Florence Bayard nilles today. The
money necessary 90 the keeping mp
OF headquarters win be given TO raii-
flcati0n work wherever 10 is needed
/ would like TO announce 30 the or
ganizaton that hereafter her post
otlce address VIII be No. i0ii dupont
Bldg. Wilmington. Dell
"Deiaware's failure to ratify the
suffrage amendment WAS a disappoint-
ment to many men and women. but
suffragists themselves have been too
long in his fght 80 feel any sense OF
defeat They know they win win
that il is only a matter OF a short
time, and are quite willing that
their opponents should have a tenn
pOrHry moment Of JOY. The struggle
for political freedom Is not yet over.
for the forces that are carrying on The
evolution OF democracy cannot be
stopped. The organization here will
90 on Increasing its membership"
Evening journal., 1920-06-19
CLOSE DiNCE SEASON

Company A gave its final dance OF
the season, Thursday evening. in the
Armory. Music was furnished by
Jacobs Orchestra.