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Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-09-22
oMAzSTf BARvfkI vYSLI
Ma STAvKU; POZADUJf
ZvYBENf SvE MzDY

V pondfIf rhno, Poole sdtlcnl 4.
Fednikh mistDi uuic, vysIo na STAY.
ku pfibliznt $50 barvifn, dpkora.
terri u Iepifh nhstlDnfbo papiru.
Pozdtji ysak We jicb asi 30 yratiIo
do prhce, kdyz byIo pozadaykn
jcjicb yyhovtno u zvyseni INDY d
~ 90 M 8lW IN hodjnn price
DoyOIcDd
y. A. Steinbeimcr, tlsD sdruzenf
mjstrh barvif6, oznhmil, N ysieh.
nj mistfi baryiH Jsou rozbodut
proti poyoled zygseni mzdy. v
mtsth jest 10 mjstrh baryffh, NJ
.brpnje ' 10 ysccbny mjsfnj depart.
menfnf obrbody, kteU jsou ' pey.
pfm syazk0 Baryifi, jim ~ wdtJ,
do price, yykoDhysj syoji ylastDi
ko1trakfui prhci.
Baryifdm byla mzda m Al M
|ss denDf zy@Eeua T. dnb0a d ny.
nj D1zadnU daIs1eb ~ eenfh nj
daykn m bOdjun yzdor fomn, NJ
eeDa ysebD maferj6Iu sfonpja q
cui k0ntrakfy m price uzayFelI
IN z6kjsdf INDY J. dnboa, prayiI
~ BteiDheimer,
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-09-22
spoLKovE zABAvY

Spolck "Pokrok". cis. q, Co
slIo S%loyansk6 D6lniekt Podporu
iici Jednoty, uspofddd yelkoIcpf
v{rocni sydj pies Y sobotu, dine
rs. Finn 1920, v Sokolovn6. na
~. a Martha I'll. Iabayni y}bor
IN tim deelcm zahh.jil jiz nyni
pilnt pfiprayy, TAX ably sc pies se.
tltal v kazdtm ohlcdn n tim mel.
lcpsim zdarcm. Obstnral unioyou
hudbu a ystupHf sfanoyeno ma
pouhych 10 cent? TAX 80 pfipra
yuitc, byste Sc mohli urcit6 plesn
sncastnit n Ease jcdnou ndlezite
So V kruhn yasclt spolccnosii po
bayit.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-09-22
sKOLNf. RADA ZAMY6Lf
ZAVESTI MA SKOLACH
UCENf DOMACf vEDE

SkoIBf rada uyazuje zayhati IA
sk0Jach pro d0rostIf osoby udar-
ma vyntoyhni domaci VIDE,
SkoJUi dozorce Beyerdgp "
scbnzi skoloi rady oznam1 NJ D.
snoJe pIhpy, de ktergcb yyn6o.
yaoi dotahef ytdf Dude zahajeDo
oekdy W konci mhsjee linn, pax
u skoIDj rada opafU peUize ~ Wy.
drzov6mi zyIastnlbo tDboio knrs,I
IN yynhoyhBi v oborn yafeui, hi
u yeskergeb jiDgeh domhofeb ~,
dobnfcb prael
SkoI6j wda usneaIa ~ Y ffze
scbnzt dat ~ prodeje dahl 6pjst
N million dojIarh. tax aby mtIs
De01ze IN kryG vf1ob d1e 1. Jpd.
m, Million dolJsv6, kfeyf PRIV
prodejem dpjsd ziskaIa, yystal'
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-09-22
pRENos MAJETK0

tr 4 Parker Frank %Sankuna
MI. na Niapl uliri eau Stop
chulns vi t5 ulicc, ia severn.
siran6 0Nl2s 81. &l.wn
Marie siaikoya. Anne Radio.
ya no Il uliei. 80 stop illnf ml
= ulicc. na 1apndni slrne, i0N
llu ST., 500
Ama Radila.h n manuel. Ia.
tcfint puidensa un H. ulicl 81
stop iilnt od : nlice no AmduI
strune, tnxlam - sl2i
Elconom Ehcrlova. James Sld.
mosi. M @ uliei. 80 stop ii2nt
ol q ul. i0xlam St. A. 100
Marie kozinasa Il mnnlel, Ann6
Noiiechovt, ma 81 ulici, 251 stop
iizua cd : ulicp, na lhpadni stra
ne. jOxlan 81, %l.lO0
Marie stefunova. James Tia
vr6ukoyi u manlclee. ma Homer
ul, $50 stop vfehodut od kavan
ulice. ma seycrni strant 30xl2u
81. $500
Nacloy r kuncl a man2clka.
Jan Olsonoyi na b. ulici. lGl II
iiznf cd u ulicc. ma spycrhi stra.
no. I3xl2s st. $3.50
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-09-22
MAYoREM 0MILosTNENY
RICHLY JEzDEC zNovu
poLicii zATcEN

ERNEST Ryan, 200 l%nayenwnrli
ul. icng byl pfrd Assem- na ohsl.
neni = nedbale ilnlt d opilsiNi ~.
teen ma ~ dni do Qkrcsniho yt1e
vi poliecinim sudim posldu q ma
Nofem Smiihem hyi 10 II dnrrh
omiloslnrn hyl v snbolu vctrr
pulieii uuln 9nifen a ohyintn Il
opiisivi a tnpeuf 21i nh ulipi Ryan
veil ~ y kifc 80 dvamn mnli. kte
~ bNli ruyn6S im sleinou uhAalphu
2ntfrni
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-09-22
Dr.. A. F. Srb
LkKAE A RANHoJic
l4i4 jiz. TO- nlice, Omaha. Tel d. 1919
opef0eim Wooyhn0 nejlepH phfa


Smitbem hlasoyaIi prot,
Bhbcm podayhni yysyttlcDi Sye
10 hlasoyani, mayor Smith, jcnz
drive ~ yyjadfil, n bnde resolud
Dodporoyat, p~rohIhsil, ze 1mysl
synj zmfnii pres 10 H. mi IN ~,
NJ nhfeIDik Ebcrsfein postrad6 VI.
konnh schopnosii IN DyIadhuj $50
pebo 800 mnzh Fsktem wax jest,
mayor prayiJ, ~ ~ EbersteiDoyi
pedostayaIo podpory mhstskh ri.
~. kp kterf byl opra yDtn Komi.
saf Butler prayiI, ~ jest nybi
pfjjh pozdH Mdot ma Ebemtcinos
VI, aby " uhcclnictyf vidal, uebof
DfjJezjt0st X iomu byls pr9 bpcd
20 ospd0feb ygtrznosteeb Sim
iebdy W. smysIn tom podal rso
lpei, jez ME 0ebyIa podporoydna,
NyDj m taxi krhtkg ms pred WI.
bami, milo by Ne zmtnon nhfeIoj
kA z1skslo.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-09-22

tplHs harluNN efnAm Nserl,
suuoeha " mssla i,ileh ptllnm
uthu a dli,eislhu same.lnaAi 4
minul, pkael lcsi pllns mni ~
%slasosan
Ae snniem = selianlm tffpotha
.hvla pahAienn ntadusna ma ollsla.
rANAni mmestnAni iriiehl lultl'
nauiil 10 Athletic q University
hiuh i hakipfi nlpisl uhphmiNt
q saNods
A. eitNNdnim NNsln 40 ipsn a
sttkina niisttho,al,rh ffmmha
ma pcnire q rhltli nlc dummy,
.konniu
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-09-22
Mist. RADA NEHCHVA.
LILA NAvRH MA PR0PU.
HTkNf EBERSTErNA

KesoJuce. kferop D1daI komisaf
Nim man n MI DayrbomI aby
pOIipejm D6reIpfk EberstpjD %.
dfkoyaJ ~ ~ syfb0 1fadn, nedo.
ka scbyaleDi v poDdhIDfm zasp.
dhm mNsfskf wdy Jako ygbor m
peJek pro pjjeff resoluee hIa
sovaIj komjssE IRE . Himman q
0statnich pit komjsafh \ mayorcm
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-09-22
ZAsLoU2TLA UcITELKA
MA OMA2SKY CH SKoLACH
UToNULA v RECE

Sletna Carrie Bontcllc.oyn, ~
rokn stard utiielka ma omaiskfci
yefeinfch Skoldeh n bpdlici v 81.
lOi2 Georgia ave We sifedu m. f..
o%dpolpdnf jak il pfcdpoklddd.
sp1ehola sebeyrnzdu vrhnutim 81
do feky Missouri pr npaii Wool
worth avenue. Telo ieji. %obliceicm
p%onofen6 do bahna. obieyil kr6tce
po u iodine yeeer Ant. IIason, y
dis. i0 Woolworth ave, nekolik
stop cd mista. kde sIctna B%ontelle.
ova samoyolne Y ndru6 smrti "
vrhla.
SleGna Boutelle.ova byla fpdifel
k0u odv6tyi defskt zahrddky ma
Pacific obecne skolc. ~. n Pacific
al a podic sdeleni svfho bralra
na omazskFch skoldch pc % rok1
plsobila. Posledni dobou vaznf
cburavela n mad sv}m stavem W
rmoutila.
Ant, %IIason, G2 roxy starry n by
dlicf p0 poslednich 40 rokh media.
lcko bfchu feky, kter5 zminin6ho
dnc pdtral 20 mrtvole II. q. Bri.
denbangba, bankffp ma odpo6iu
ku y coleridge, Nebr.. icnz royne1
v sebevrazedufm 1myslu yrII ~
pfedminnlf pondflf do feky Nj.
souri,. domysIeI So. kdyz spatfiI v
mdlk6 vodf mrtvoln, ~ j. 10 t6lo
BrideDbaugha. o nalezn SVEN f..
lcfouem nyehomil lined poicii,
ably pfijela d mrtyolu y feky yza.
Ia Byl tndK pfekvapen. kdya bylo
shlcdAno, ~ jest 10 zenn, ktprou
pax hejdfiye ztoioznil Joe Black, -.
10 rokd stary, bydlicf y rodiG y
elsie 1917 iizni 2 ulice, jcna byI.
pred sesti lety hkem sIc. Bouiclle.
owe. tebdy ueitelky Y Train skoIe
n kterou tudiz dobfe znaI. Pan lla
son sdeliI poIicii, ~ jest 10 III.
tfinact6 obef zaludnFch vim feky.
Missouri, kterou IN syfio 40lcte
no pobytu zde objeyIl.
MrfyoIa sleGny BouieIIovf byla.
doprayena do pohrobnickfho vi.
yodn Bratfi Kofisko. kde M il
bratr icji %ziotozniI.
Y pAtek rdDo kopetne podafilo.
se Rudolfu q WaItrn HasoDoygm.
syniim AMI. Hasona. naltzti Il. n.
Bridenbougha tflo. Y pfytm sfay1l.
r~ozkladu, ployouei na fcce, pG 4.
pati Mason Hlice. Pffbuzni kto.
ioznili mffyolu. jez byla odesIana
do COleridge, Nebr, kdc budc 30.
hfbcna
John Bridepbaugh, brafr zesnu.
ltbo, o. W Bates, svakr, oba q
Dakota City, Nebr, yypsali $50.
odmtny N vypatrdni mrtyoly syf
no pfibuzufbo Hasonoyf tedy III
celkem ~ mrtyol nesfastnik6 VI
fece Missouri vypatrah
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-09-22
DO OMAHY PkISTEHO.
VALO Sc $500 CERNOCHU

I'm minulS mesic. die uddni
precisely obchodniho klubn icrno.
chd. do Omaby pfisfthovalo sc 4
jillu celkem $500 %ternochd n dal.
sich $500 naItza 50 jicb pfitomnt
ma cest6 do naseho mesta.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-09-22
OZnamenf 1mrti a dikuvZdani.

Y hlnbokf 1drunhk nyr%nL nan ptdmlom polMdmc trrhlv"a @H. zc kruh
ma zstlla mas n \ krbu naseho rodiupfio neHtoNnd. sf ollnla MIN nNkcho drah1
NmkD n bUtffku
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-09-22
ri mtsice.

ma III mtslce,
Skoldozorce ozn6mil, ~ ma vsech
obecuicb SkoIdch jest zapsdm a..
t5s zakd M obchodni yyssi Sko.
IL jest zapsano 1900 Mkh . ~
jest jich o G2 vice, neil jest W
skoIe tfto sedadcl. X zhpisu Walk
hlhsf 50 stale novf z6ei n moznh,
~ budc naiDym zavtsti yyndoyhni
ma phI dne.
Ma Centrdlni vyssi skole jest
.zapsdno cykcm 2,O77 z6kh
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-09-22

lene llihl. rf,. "a nh sars
nHala NaFe itfeiehn,a siai
n R8A, nmaha
ra,rl llulm ~ nkA Nars
umaha ! losela Mallo,a sidtl i
fs, umaha
-imnb taslr pies n tok ,lag
lilver Nebr a Marie kruuposa.
Start h. mtA umaha
Evening journal., 1920-02-17
TODsY's AID TO BEAUTY.

Hair is by fai the most conspicuous
thing about us and is probably the most
easily damaged by bad or careless
treatment. II we are very careful in
hair washing, we Will have virtually no
hair troubles. An especially fine sham
roo for this weather. one that brings
out all the natural beauty Of the hair 4:
mat dlssolves and entirely removes all
danduff, excess oil and dirt; can easily
be used at triillng expense by simply
dissolvng a teaspoonful Of canthrox
(Which you can get at any druggists)
in a cup OF hot water. This makes
fun cup Of shampoo liquid-enough so
10 is easy to apply it TO all the hair in
stead Of just the top OF the head. This
chemically dissolves all impurities and
creates a soothing. cooling lather. Rims
ing leaves the scalp spotlessly clean,
soft and plant, while the hair
takes on the glossy richness OF natural
color. also a flutilness which makes 10
seem much heavier than 10 Is. After
a canthrox shampoo, arranging the hair
Is a pleasure.
Evening journal., 1920-02-17
AMERICAN-BORN
ARTISTS Recital
Miss Louise Homer, Jr., So
prano Delights With Her
Varied Program
MRS. WARBURG, AT
PIANO, ALSO CHARMS

American In every phase was the
rarely beautiful recital. the nrs. Of a
series Of recitals by Amerlcan-born
artists, given in tho ballroom OF the
Hotel dupont last night. Proudly
American were the two pretty and
i7lented young women musicians. who
delighted the audience with fine
program in which American composers
were well represented. Wilmington IL
10 be congratulated upon The auspic-
i0us beginning Of this series OF rect-
ais, secured FOR the city through The
activities OF lanes Herbert Mullln and
other local patrons desrous OF giving
Wilmington an opportunity Of hearing
wogh-while music.
Miss Louise Homer. Jr., has Inherit
ed much Of her mothers charm Of
manner, along with a voico which
gives pf)miso 80 an ointment c?reer
SHE Is O handsome young woman, and
plcasingly unaffected. Miss Homers
voice gives evidence OF careful train
ing from childhood years She was az
icr best IN her more elaborate num-
bers particularly iho "Ah Tardal Trop-
po," from Donizetti. She sang The
lighter, dainilly playful. songs with
tender grace that brought both tear
and a smile 20 her audience. with a
wider experience OF life and a consc-
pucn' deeper human sympathy, Miss
lIomer VIII acquire the one thing laok-
ing TO her now. d voice with MI the !
-rca' emotions Of humanity behind It. !
However this will be only matter OF
imc
Tho young soprano. with her clear. !
lrllliance OF tone and easy mastery, |
von encore after encore from an ar
lenilv .appreclatlve audience last night. |
Mrs X i,herlnc Swift Warburg ac-
'omranist and piano soloist. shared |
he honors with Miss Homer. Mrs. |
combines a delicate grace OF |
with sure touch and
Evening journal., 1920-02-17
VALENTINE PARTY

The junior children Of Kingswod VI
E Sunday School enjoyed Valentine
party on Saturday afternoon at the horne
Of Mrs. w. A. DeCorse, No. 1905 Spruce
street.
The party was given by the superin-
tendent and teachers Of the junior room
The children played games and were
served refreshmnts.
Thos present were Paul sturcls,
Frances Stufgis, Harry Ely. Ethel De
valenger, Horace Bowers, Mary wal
dron. Greta sutton. Annie Hall, George
Dutton, Dorothy Dorlng, Elizabeth
Lynch, Sarah Cordry. Thclma Murry.
Charles Sayers, Cyrus Smith, Josephine
Mayberry, May Belrd, Ida Green, Ella
DEM, Ruth DEM Mildred Sewell. Alta
Harman. Harry Ebchholtz. Marie Baker,
Clara Shlvery, John Shlvery, Rosie Cap
pauf. Cothrine Smith, George Brown,
Delven Squires, John Emerring
The teachers present were Mrs. +.
C. Eichholz. Mrs. Inez Portci and Miss
Mabel q. DtCorse.
Friends present were Mrs. j. T. Nor
ris James Norris, Baldwin Norris. Ford
Eichholz, w. A. DeCorse, Pearl De-
Corse. Margaret DeCorss and William
Mansfield
Evening journal., 1920-02-17
AMERICAN LEGION
AUXILIARY TO MEET

Amerbcan Legion Auxiliary to D,la-
ware Post No. has en- Increasing mem-
bership OF women relatives OF former
service men who were in the army or
navy during the period OF tho world
war. More members are wanted, wives.
mothers, daught rs and sisters OF these
men being eligible to join the auxiliary
The auxiliary committee Will meet In
the Armory tomorrow evening al
o'clock Form r service men are in
viied 10 attend. The committee com
prlscs Miss June Spence, Miss Florence
Spence, Miss Elizabeth Steward, James
Neely and l.. Hamilton smith, chair
man.
Evening journal., 1920-02-17
MEMORIAL TO WASHINGTON.

4 Washington memorial meeting was
held yesterday afternoon by the Wash
ngi0n Heights Century Club at Tho
home Of Mrs James A. Ginns No. i91-
Boulevard. Twelve members read an
account o. NashingtOn's Inaugural ban
Qnci from an old newspaper Tho
readers were Mrs. J Frank Taylor Mrs
Jessie Martin Mrs Wilbur Sasse, Airs
Gr9fe Dillon. Mrs. Lydia Slocomb. Mrs
william Stevenson Mrs. Julia b. Clark
Ms. A. J lance, Mrs. 7. 5 Homan, Mrs
q Wiekersham. Mrs. c. Z. Douglas,
Mrs c. Hannaway.
An old snuni box an heirloom
brought over from England IN 100
was passed around for the inspection
of the members 0f The clu5 by Mrs
iesse Marlin she also brought an oh
quaker bonnet worn by one Of her
ancestors in The early part Of The
Nineteenth century
An old newspaper % i7si, The Penn
syiyania Packet and Daily Advertiser.
was also exhibited.
An account OF N death of Wash
insion and parade IN Wilmington
in honor Of Washington two months
later was also read The account of
tne parade was most imprc I've.
First csme the rid darless horse OF
Washlngt0n; Judge Bradford and
Mayor Case and nine young Wilmington
girls. This procession headed the pa
raac. which formed al second abd Mar
tft sireeis.
Miss } Yailsovi sang "Let. Me SsSe a
Soldier I2l" with great effect. Miss
Naran Grcenbaum sang The swai-
lows M'ss Julia Baynard Clark sang
song o. Bunker Hil,n and The Amer
tsns Come"
Evening journal., 1920-02-17
WEDDINGS Ar AsnIRY.

The following marriages have been
performed recently by the Rev. George
White Dawson. pastor OF Asbury NJ. T..
Church, at the parsonage, No. 222 WAL
nut street.
Miss Ethel Tooney and John NJ Hail.
both Of this city, on January q.
Miss Ida A. Carpenter. Of Pennsville
and Arthur J. johnson. Of Salem, n. j.,
on January 81.
Miss Violet Henderson and Harley V.
Richardson, both Of this city. on Feb
ruary 1.
Miss Mary knapp and William G.
Ayers, both Of this city. on February 10.
Mrs Maud A. Cadori. Of Wilmington
and John l.. Konegen OF Marcus Hook.
Pa. on February fl. :
Mrs. Nora Money and Fred Hanson,
both Of this city, on February i3.
Miss sarah Gcdling and Arthur II.
Ford, both OF this city, on February 10.
Evening journal., 1920-02-17

precision Of playing She was partic-
ularly fascinating in her brilliant per-
formsnce Of Debussy's "Cloche a Ira
yers Les Seurclles.r
The program was as follows
la) The Rose has Charmed the Nightin.
gale .............. Rimsky- X Korsakoff
(b) The Three Cavaliers. .Kurtz SCHNEIDER
(c) Two Folk Songs Of Little RUSSIA,
MISS HOMER
II.
la) Two. Gayottes. s........s.......... Bach
MISS SWIFT
Ill
Aria, "Ab Tarqai Troppo," from Linda Di
MISS HOMER "
ta) The Sick Child. Sidney Homer
lb) 'Spacinlly Jim ....... Sidney Homer
lcl Mother Goose (New). Sidney Homer
MISS RRoMhh
Ial lmpromptu ......s.. taure
'b) cloche a 'rravers Les seurel'es; Dsbussy
~ Miss SWIFT
a) Carry Ne Back to old virglnny.
b. The Lawd is smiIin' Through de
q Billie BOY.
d) Old Maids Song.
Lonesome times arr. by Brockwayl
MISS HOMER
Evening journal., 1920-02-17
CHIIDBE\s PARTY.

Miss Florence Turner, daughter OF
alr and Mrs. William r. Turner. OF No
lio West Eighth street, was given o
party at her home In honor OF her
ninth birthday on last Saturday night.
Those present were. Lillian Turn r..
Doris NanSlyke, Agnes Hubbard. Mar
garet Orth. Ruth Sheldon, Ruth Taylor.
Helen Summers, Frances JEFF. IRIS, Jo-
sephlne slddell. Ethel Mccall. sue An.
dersOn, Jane Jefferis, Frances Smock
Corfinne Smock. Dorothy Ashley, Ed
win Jefers. George Foulk. George
Fenton, Joseph OToole. Warner Klund
Mrs Lydia r. Turner, Mr.. and Mr&
Arthur j. Jeffers, Mrs. Lillian Smoss,
Mrs Christine Smock, Miss Dorothy
Jeffers, Miss Marian Eg-an, Miss
Martha Eagan. Miss Beulah Outlen,
Thomas Humphreys and j. r. Lucey.
Evening journal., 1920-02-17
BIRTnDAY rAnrY.

A surprise party Wes given Mrs. WI.
liam G. Baird OF No. 3Ol West Thirlleul
street recently by hcf sister, Mrs. Letl-
tia Hunter IN honor Of her birthday an
niversary The evening was spent IN
music and games selections on the
piano were given by Mrs Marion Baird.
Those present We're Mr. and Mrs VIII
liam g. Baird and William o. Baird. Jr,
the Misses Marion Kelley. Marion Baird.
Eva Kelley, Miss Mary Hunter. Mable
Kelley. Rose Warner and Helen Parskey :
Mr. and Mrs. William II. Miller. Mr and
Mrs. Glenn, Mr. and Mrs. Waller Cpayer.
Mr.. and Mrs J L. Kelley. Mrs senja-
Blake John II Baird Lawrence D. Baird,
Mr. and Mrs CHRISTI, MIS-. Waler MIR
ply, Harry Chadwick n Gibson and
Bernard Garter
Evening journal., 1920-02-17
CAMDEN PERSONALS.
The evening Journal.

Special to The Evening Journal.
CAMDEN, Feb. IFS. w. Miller has
accepted position in Camden. n. j.
Miss Sue D. Miller Of Rosemont. Pa,
is the guest Of her sister, Mrs. John H.
Hinsley.
Mr.. and Mrs. owen Knots. Of Green's
boro. Md, are the guests Of the Rev.
and Mrs. Alfred Smith.
The girls CT the Caesar Rodney school
ore arranging TO hold 4 bake.
Charles dupont Rldgely was in Phila-
delphia on Monday.
Evening journal., 1920-02-17
CmLDnEN IN HAPPY DANCE.

More than 2J0 young people enjoy b
ihc chlldrcn's dance given at the lio-
tc du pont by Miss McClaferty on
Saturday 'ast
The program OF classical and esthetic
dancing contained a number Of fanci-
ful and remarkably beautiful numb RS
amonr which was &c Secret" by
twenty little girls OF three 10 six years
Thcy were dressed IN white and greer
halci dresses and wore cloth OF golC
sliflcrs
Tha Butterfly Dance" and Greel
danc also received favorable com
mont
Evening journal., 1920-02-17
SOCIAL EVENING or
ST. JOHNS BIBLE CLASSES

Eighty members Of The Mems and
Women's Bible Classes Of st. Johns
Episcopal Church enjoyed social even
ing last night IN the parish house. the
entertainment being given by the wom-
ems Bible Class. Miss Jane Primrose,
president Of the class, welcomed the
guests. The Tozram was in charge
of Miss Elsie Beck and Miss II len Py-
per. Miss Marian Scott and Miss S. T.
Sterling were heard in two recliatlons
Mrs. u. J. Gillls gave o piano solo.
Mrs Garrett Hume sang o number
OF popular selections The devotces Of
dancing enjoyed a pleasant hc-r, with
Mrs. Gillis at the piano. Miss prim-
rose supervised the serving Of refresh
ments.
Evening journal., 1920-02-17

Miss irene ~colt mas Drrh IA -
sinla for several days.
Miss Leonore Wood has returned
from North East Maryland. wherl
She has been spending several days.
Miss Emma cardwen is N with
bronchitis
Miss Nevis Brown viii spend the
coming weekend IN Washington.
Miss Anna G.. Lcnsz OF the United
States Fid llty and Guaranty Company
Is leaving Wilmington March to take
roslti0n with j. Fletcher Clark, Of
rs.on. Nd. She Is making this change
~ Dr. a3lc TO I've 10 Easion, her
borne Town
H,iain r. 4 Brown has returned to
lcacs oflor on enjoyable visit with
h's daughter Miss Nevis Brown aere.
Miss Edna r. Ellison, clerk in ihc
oekc of One Board Of Health. Is IN New
York % SD nd week as the guest or
Miss Dorothy Curleg
Nr. ana Mrs. Ilauf OF Washington,
D a.. sNlii be-Eucsls at the annual
WASHINGTON birthday banquet Of the
Washington Fire Company at LambFos'
l1fa. Monday evening, February -.
Edward Mciiter clerk OF markets
has scln notified NJ The serious illness
af hl- brother. William McAteer. for
merly or Wilmington, at his home 10
C3ogo. IN.
Nlrs j NJ Engeman OF Eighteenth
and Rieeryllw avenue Will entertain al
cards this afternoon.
Miss Louise Mccoy Will leave on FRI
day for a few days visit in Virginia.
William kenneth. Of No. 100 Adams
street, Is IN with pneumonia.
Mrs. Homer C Guycr Of Washington Z
u. C.. Is visiting Mrs George Carter on
South College avenue Newark
Mr. and Mrs william Gambl OF
No 20CS Jefferson street, left for San
riancisco Yesterday.
Mrs. John stadter is visiting in New
York
Afrs. J. Z Davidson and daughter
Dorothy are 40 Key West. Fla. Afler
spending few days ihcre they VIII 4
iakc IN an The favorite resorts along
the cast coast. arriving back In Wil
mngion. about April l.
Miss Ella El,ls,-of New York. for
merry OF THIS city, IS visiting Mss Ma
bel Nixon 50l Delaware avenue
Mrs Elsie Chas and Mrs. q eta
Tunt VIII go TO New York for tn
millinery openins.
Evening journal., 1920-02-17
LIppINCOrT DANCE TONIGHT.

Varied and numerous will be the
prizes 10 be given at the annual $500"
and dance OF the Llpplncott Relief As
ISOLATION. in The Hotel dupont ball
room tonight. There viii be more than
ijO prizes. Tables for 200 card players
will be ready in ths duBarry room at
$50 o'clock There will be dancing
In the ballroom.
Evening journal., 1920-02-17
DAY STAR GAS MEETS.

The Day Star Bible class OF Wesley
Church held q business and social
meeting at the home OF MIR. and Mrs.
Howard sheppard last night. Among
those present were: Mrs Wilfred Aus
tin, Mrs @, W Wells. Mrs Grace Shep-
pard, Mrs. Belle Murphy, Mrs. Rosa
Crow Mrs. William Hall. Mrs. Mary
Porter, Mrs Mary Gropp, Misses Lillian
Carter, Beatrice Austin, Elizabeth Jones,
Mrs Howard Sheppard. @. T. Th0rp, Il.
o. Nalleau, +. II. Manlcy. 4 y. Gross,
Wilfred Austin. Howard sheppard MIL
lard shennard and The noy Z. W. Mells.
Evening journal., 1920-02-17
WORKERS DANCE.

Riveters, iron shlpbuilders and boiler
makers OF the Harlan plant gave a dance
in Palace Hall last night. The affair
was well attended. One OF the features
was the grand march led by Edward
Duffy.
Evening journal., 1920-02-17
10 GIVE nEcIrM.

y Joint -eial tbo pupHs Or
Harry Stausbaeh. v,6'inst. Fred Wyatt
baritone, and John A. Thoms. planisi.
r.ii be given IN First Presbyterian
ilrcf on Thursday night. under .te
auspices ~ fhc Senior Christian En-
.e1ror Society.
N.olla solos will be given by Cari,, h
'nnons, sablna Kowlaska. Robert
,freAy. Ruth Felt Clarence Roncy
a2a beth Marley Walter Nlohl. Pauline
perharli aad Harry Siausebach Thns
Evening journal., 1920-02-17
Roo Roo CLUR DANCE

The Koo Koo Club viii give dance
in the New Century CluD tomorrow
hight. The committee in charg con-
sists Of A pennell Steiser. Miss Mary
Shields. Miss Janet Alexander and Dud-
ley Brown.
Evening journal., 1920-02-17

who VIII rendcr vocal selections are
John }. Hayes. Jr.. Jean McCaughan
and Fred Wyatt William wickcs,
Murrel Pyle, James 4. Schulz, Ethel
NJ Fen, Madeline C. Fell and John A.
Thoms, Jr., will give piano solos.
Evening journal., 1920-02-17

Miss Nevis Brown viii spend the
coming weekend In Washington.
Evening journal., 1920-02-17
s,Oridi md Personal
Notes

Miss Irene Scott has been in Vir-
sinia FOR several days.
Evening journal., 1920-02-17

Miss Emma oardwen is N with
bronchitis
Evening journal., 1920-02-17

Miss Leonore Wood has returned
from North East. Maryland. where
She has been spending several days
Evening journal., 1920-02-17

Miss Anna G. Lclnsz OF the United
States Fid llty and Guaranty Company
Is leaving Wilmington March TO take
position with J. Fletcher Clark OF
raslon. Nd. She Is making this change
~ Dr. a5lc TO live 30 Easton, her
taine Town
Evening journal., 1920-02-17

certain r. 4 Brown has returned to
IrYcs 8fler On enjoyable visit with
h's daughter Mss Nevis Brown here