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Evening journal., 1920-06-23
BRILLIANT LIST
OF LECTURERS
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town. enjoy features OF the series
which appeal most 20 them. The
program follows.
Jnly i. Or. Thomas f. Finegan, SUI
periniendent OF public instruction,
State OF Pennsylvania, lecture, subject
TO be announced later; July ., Marcus
Louis Mohler. Teachers college
Columbia University instructor m
appreciation OF Music, Horace Mann
school. lecture. subject. Appreciation
~ Music Z" Iuly G. Z aud 3. Dallas Lore
Sharn. writer. lecturer, naturalist
three lectures. subjects. Education
for Democracy." Twenty Years a
Tea.her." 'srhe Magical Chance y July
Q and i3. Mrs. Augusta Friedewald, in
terpreter Of modern literature, hIe
readings. Sherwood" by Alfred
Moves 'The Heart Of an orphan. by
Amanda Matthews. :" The travelling
Man" by Lady Gregory; What Every
Woman Knows" by James Barrie
"peer Gynt" by Henrik lbsen; July
a. the sunday evening reading Will be
preccded by sacred concert by
Philadelphia singers; July "a, Henry
Robinson Palmer. editor, the ProNl-
dence Journal. lecture, subject, lne
National Campaign July 10. Freu H.
Wyatt. baritone of Wilmington, con
cert: July i6. Mrs Leonard F. Wales.
soprano. OF Wilmington. concert July
1 and 40 Rev. William =. Mcdowell.
bishop, Washington Area. Methodist
Episcopal Church. sunday evening
service and lecture on Monday. subject,
TO be announced later: July 2O-2i. Or
Henry w. Luce, peking University,
two lectures. subjects. when We
say China" "rhe Development OF
Chinese Education: July %. Emily
Stokes Hagar. soprano, Marie stone
IangstOn. cOniraliO: George ROther-
mel. dramatic tenor: ]. Helnensiein
Mason. bassO profundo, William Sill
VanO Thunder, pianist concert; July
20 Emil schmidt String Quartette
from The Philadelphia Orchestra
July p. the Rev. Philip Cook. bishop
elect OF Delaware. sermon, "The
Slahat Mater" by Rossini will be
sung by "a selected quarieite from
Philadelphia; July 2S. Hendrix Ezer-
man. pianist. director OF Philadelphia
Conservatory Of Music. concert: July
30. Or. George ID. Straycr. Teachers
College. Columbia University. lecture.
subject 10 be announced later.
A paceant portraying events In the
history Of Delaware. In which AN the
students will participate. will be
staged some time during the first
week IN August by Miss Lotta A.
Clark. social director OF the school.
Miss Clark will also plan social pro
grams for every saturday evening.
which are looked forward 10 as one
sion.
Evening journal., 1920-06-23
100 WOMEN WILL
LEARN TO SWIM

approximately 100 young girls and
women OF this city have registered
for the swimming lessons which are
10 be given at the y NJ. C.. A. next
week. under the auspices OF the
Young Women,s Christian Associa-
tlon. The lessons are TO be taught
by George II. Corsan. the most fam
ous OF swimming instructors. An in
vitallon is extended TO all the wo-
men OF this Oily who cannot swim 10
take advantage OF this opportunity.
The lessons will begin at 9 o'clock
and continue until it.W O'Clock each
day. There will be flve classes each
morning. They viii be for girls under
As years, for girls in their teens and
for women. II Is through the courtesy
OF the Y. M. G.. A. that these lessons
have been made possible for the
women OF this city. The Y. w. 9. \.
having no pool, the Y NJ. q. A. gener-
ously granted ~ them the use OF their
pool.
hiring a One-pit,ce bathing suit, bath
inc cap and towel. Electric fans VIII
enable iahe swimmers to dry uer
As many OF the classes are being
rapIdly filled. the " W. C.. A. advises
any persons contemplating Joining the
classes 20 do IL In the next two days,
MS no registration viii be accepted
after saturday. All registrations must
be made at the Y. w. G.. A., So4 Mar
ket street Information In regard 70
the series will be given by Miss p.
Muchmore. the physical director Of
the ~. W." by calling Si69.
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We dLdLimPSS

Miss Belle Gluck. daughter OF Mrs.
Rosa Gluck and Louis d. Unger, Of
Perth Amboy. n. j.. were married on
Sunday at the home Of Mr. and Mrs.
NJ. Brown, 2O7 West Second street by
Rabi David B. Swiren. assisted by
Cantor Rezits
The bride wore white crepe de chine
and carried a shower bouquet Of
bride roses. Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Freed, OF this city. and Mr. and Mrs.
Adolph Unger, OF Perth Amboy, n. j.
attended the bride and groom.
Following the ceremony. a supper
was served. The guests We're:
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Freed and
sons, Jacob and sydney. Mr. and Mrs.
Samuel Sigmund and children Selma
and Irwin. Mr.. and Mrs David Gluck
and children. Selma. Beatrice and
Frances, Mrs. Rosa Gluck, Mrs. Esther
Weiss. Misses Sadie and Bertha Gluck.
Max Gluck. Mr. and Mrs NJ. Brown
and family, Mrs. Hattie Str0mWasser
and daughter Doris. Mr.. and Mrs.
David Weinberg and daughter Helen.
Mr. and Mrs Harry Kaufman. Misses
Sarah and Sophia Handleman. Mr.
and Mrs David |. Fisher. Mr.. and Mrs
Weismtn, Mr.. and Mrs. SpitZ Mr.. and
Moss. Mr.. Silverblatt. Joseph Hendler.
Misses SOmmers Gordon. Carrie Nose
ly. Elsie Tremel, Eva Phillips, an Of
Wilmington; Mr.. and Mrs. julius
Wiener. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Friedman
and daughter. ROselind Mrs. Reba
MclOff. Mrs. SeOlOf. Miss Ruth Wild
ener, an Of Philadelphia; sydney Ne.
Vile. Of London. England. Mr. and
Mrs. Adolph Unger and children. Alex.
Florence, and Mr. and Mrs. Ben Tn
ger and daughter Dorothy. Arthur
Weiss. all Of Perth AmbOy, ~ j., and
Max Liebowitz. Of Chrome n J..
Misses Blanche Lowenbein. Jennie
Gluck, Mr. and Mrs Carl Weiss and
daughter FAY. Mrs. Hannah Weiss.
Mrs. stella Weiss, Mr.. and Mrs David
Cohen and son. Jacob, an OF New
York. and Miss GOldie Neuger, Of Dar-
ian. Conn.,
Mr. and Mrs Unger are now on an
extended trip to Atlantic City.
Miss Mildred Slaughter, daughter OF
Solomon Slaughter, Of 1901 West
Tenth street. and Hamilt0n'L Stewart,
Jr., son OF Mr.. and Mrs Hamilton l..
Stewart were married on Saturday
evening at the home OF the bride bY
The Rev. Charles l.. Candee, Of West
minister Presbyterian Church Miss
Estella r. Stewart, sister Of the
groom, was maid OF honor. and
Frank Wildsmith was best man. Miss
Pauline Jones played the wedding
march. The bride wore white
georgette crepe and carried bride
roses and orange blossoms. The
maid OF honor wore pink geOrgette
crepe and carried pink roses. snap-
dragons and larkspnr.
MT. and Mrs. Stewart are we'll
Evening journal., 1920-06-23
CITY IS SHORT
$500 HOUSES
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that the demands for the past few
months have averaged ten a day. At
the Mundy companies office a list OF
nifty home seekers are on file.
Carroll W. Griilllh. another real es-
tate broker. said that while 10 was
impossible TO ind vacant houses. the
real estate market was dull This is
due in a great measure TO the strin-
gpncy OF the money market Banks
are 10th TO loan money on mort
cages and as a result many Who
would buy homes are unable to do
SO.
Some idea Of the demand for homes
was manifested yesterday when vii
liam T.. Hendrix. OF Hamilton Park.
inserted an advertisement in The
Evening Journal Offering two hunea-
lows at Hamilton Park FOR sale on n
$500 deposit and a $50 a month rental
plan. Within four hours he had 20
applicants each with the required de-
posit money,
The scarcity Of houses and the
high rents has caused many 10 sub
let rooms and In some instances the
rents asked for these rooms would
have been sufficient 10 secure pal
ace a few years ago.
Dealers IN secondhand household
goods are reaping a harvest as many
persons forced 10 vacatc their homes
are disposing OF their goods az any
figure One dealer several days ago
purchased a SOS gas range from wO-
man who has to move for $40.
Evening journal., 1920-06-23

Mrs. r. C. Snyder, OF Newport, when
about - members OF Delaware Grange
gave them a surprise party.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. p. Maloney, 220s
Gilpln avenue, leave Friday for
Beach Haven. n. j., where they VIII
spend the summer.
Mrs. r. A. Wardenburg left today
for Squirrel Island, Maine, where she
will stay until October.
Mrs. w. s. Weedon will spend the
summer in Harwichport Mass.
Mns. e. S. Foster will go TO lIar-
wlchport, Mass, about July 10.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. G. Woodbridge, Jr.,
Will leave for Wildwood Crest, n
Jp Friday
Mrs. A. ]. Slollton, viii leave Mon
day for Ohio. Her Two grandsons
Henry and John Skilton will 90 with
her TO spend the summer.
Miss Wllberta Barbour. 3Os South
Claymont street will leave Whining
ton next week for st. Louis. Mo,
where she will make her home.
Mrs. Hugh McCaughan Of 800 Wesl
2ist street vii leave on saturday
morning for Milwaukee, Wisconsin,
where She will visit her son Daniel
and his wife.
Mrs. Harry Rutter and children, and
Mrs. Edward r. Hanna Will leave on
Saturday. for Ocean Cily. ~ j., where
they will spend the summer.
Miss Rose Lappin and Miss Bess
Seliger. OF Baltimore, Md. are the
guests OF Mrs. NJ Miller, OF Go King
street.
Evening journal., 1920-06-23
kI1,byI1kSS1

The Woman's Club Of Newport viii
have a pleasure trip TO Philadelphia
on Friday. The members will leave
on the o'clock boat. and upon reach
ing Philadelphia they will visit many
historical points.
Mrs. Frank Ford Palmer, nswly
elected president OF The Washington
Heights Century Club has appointed
The following chalrmen Of committees
for the ensuing year:
Mrs. c. II. Williams, conservation
Mrs. Helen c.. Megaw. ciyics; Mrs.
Clarence Fraim, education; Mrs. Jesse
Martin, library; Mrs. Jacob Keitz,
music; Mrs. Bella NJ. Bowen, social
service; Mrs. Jllia Clarke, dramatics
Mrs. Frank Mason. entertainment
Mrs. B. Frank Taylor. reception: Mrs.
+. VI. Hannaway hospitality; Mrs. /.
J.. Howels current events; Mrs VIII
lam J. Lackey, Ways and Means ;
Mrs. Lydia Slocum, property and
building; Mrs. Stanley Steele. house
furnishing
A card party for the benefit OF the
Elsmere Civic Club, will be held on
saturday afternoon at the home Of the
president, Mrs. John w. Reynolds
Playing will begin al o'clock An in
Nhati0n is extended 10 all friends OF
the club to take part in this social
event.
A dance for the benefit OF the Belle
tonte Community House, will be
given on Friday evening, at the
Green Lantern" ClaymOnt. Tickets
may be purchased at the door.
After many months OF waiting, the
stone foundation walls OF the com
munity house are finished Both the
Bellefonte Civic Club and the Boost
ers Club. OF BellefOnte, are working
hard TO have This home erected. and
they are lending all efforts In raising
funds, so that the house may soon
be enjoyed
II Is Thought that the dance on Fri
day night will prove popular with
the young people.
: Fifty women from this city attend
ed the meeting OF Delaware Division
OF the Pennsylvania Railroad Women's
Division for War Relief at Harring-
ton yesterday Mr.. and Mrs. Gamble
Latrobe and Mrs H. H. Garrigues ad-
dressed the meeting. A luncheon was
enjoyed and special program Of
music and literary selections was
given by Harrington persons.
Mrs Latrobe stated that the name
OF the organization would be changed
at the meeting OF an divisions, which
will be held in Philadelphia t0mor-
row. lt will be known in the future
as the Pennsylvania Systems
Women's Mutual Aid.
Evening journal., 1920-06-23
What CoHegeWiHlNedntO to You
Four Years in Which to Workout Purely Personal Religion
BY IEWETTE BEAUCHAMP POLLOCK
Enqlish in East TechnieaIsHigh School. CleveIa


English East TecnieasIIgh School, Cleveland Ohio)
finished writing to you high school girls about ideals"
whether could let thei opportunity by telling
something else that colleges Will something
bigger and at the samesme inclusive OF them.
And something is-relgon.
college will give you four yeesan which work
for yourself purely personal faitA
will probably begin by eannsA through studies and
hear chapel, that there ennoblng
TEACHINGS OF all forms religion Gentle
Catholic Protestant
will then want to search the cEeh in which have been
brought to ind those fundamental elements Of truth and good
Will want to make a
yourself that you will prasce them in every Of life.
may college that discover you
Him before In the works Of His nngers. the
teachings OF spriiualy-minded woman
And you yourself you must e
ing shake that faith His power II will be wour guard
the against discouragemeIn sfgheousnes
suffering and
IT, high school gres when you into
you meet with colege-bred
aside this faith in
forgotten their God Will
to you;
The noble things that learn matters for
a moment but truths for all time.
faith that impractical"
real force that be manifested act Of pour daily life
And must cherish it your choicest possession.
Evening journal., 1920-06-23

Robert A. Speer. OF 1908 Delaware,
has returned from ST. Johns Military
Academy TO spend the summer in
this city.
Mrs Thomas Mum, Mrs. Charles
l.. D0ughten and Mrs. Frank BOyntOn
attended a luncheon given by Mrs. II.
X. Baugher in Philadelphia on Mon
day.
Mrs. Z. r. Windsor. who has been
visiting her daughter. Miss Nora
Windsor, Of 1911 Market street, AMI
her sister. Mrs Joseph Oliphant. Of
Philadelphia, For The past two weeks
returned to her home In Laurel, Del.
Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice Poucher and
daughters. the Misses Emily and
Elizabeth pOucher. left today Op a
motcr trip through the Adirondack
Mountains.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Saring. are
spending the summer at their cottage
at Lorewood Grove.
Mrs. Ida Beebe, Of Baltimore. Is
spending The week with Mrs. l.. b.
Legg, OF col East Eighth street.
Mrs Norman p Rood entertained
last week at a luncheon, the bridge
club OF which she Is a member.
O. Stewart Lee. Jr.. returned today
from New Haven. Conn. where he Is
a student at Yale University.
Mrs Wilbur l.. sasse aud son left
today for ocean City. N. j., TO spend
the summer.
Mrs. James ID. Carter is spending
the summer at Ocean City, N. ].
A very pleasant time was spent
last evening at the home OF Mr. and
Evening journal., 1920-06-23
Editorial By a Boy

AS Interpreted by he Society Editor
school is and vacations have
mothers Vacation for just work FOR
when IN a at
when aren't shes worrying time We're
making what swimming hole The
streets running
There's fun vacations for
she must early the she
Of me year, and cook and bake for she cooks and
oakes because when
And she has washing do geto
hings dirty fast But s funny
complains about The 10
proud about having done il so
When she a she
So it's he at all
one always mas 70 be after
Poor mar
Poor ma Yes boy rather glorious ma Who exces her
In selfsscr1c sanity patience in utter sele
ness2 Her fine virtues vacation
Evening journal., 1920-06-23
TO GO AHEAD
WITH SURVEY
OF SCHOOLS
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Interested In the Improvement OF our
public school system. and ills earn
eslly houed that nv your interest and
co-0poration in .the work OF THIS
committee. some good results OF a
constructive nature may be OBJ
tanned"
The members Of The committee are :
Joseph Bancroft, Mrs C.. J. B. Hen
ming. Mrs. James N Gnns. Miss
CAROLYN BOldlng Mrs. Arthur J..
Bailey. Mrs. William II. Laird. q.
Edgar neering, Dr. Victor ID. Wash
burn. Wright c. Dizer. George B.
Miller. Samuel H. Baynard. James B.
McNianus. James Kane. James G.
Mearns. Charles FOrVOod. r. A. Nc
Lane. w W. Knowles. William r.
Stoopes. Isaac 4. Gray. George F.
Lang. Charles p. Saylor. George IT,
Mc6Overn. u. : Blake. Isaac r.
Brown. John W. Thompson. Peter J..
Ford, A. l.. Johnson Henry W. Per-
kins and John Henry.
Evening journal., 1920-06-23
EASTERN STARS AT BANoIrFT

Four hundred persons enjoyed the
semi-annual banquet OF Delaware
Chapter. No. 4. Order OF Eastern Star.
held last evening in the banquet room
OF the Odd Fellows Building. Dur
ing the banquet music was furnished
by Miss Mary X Thielman's orches-
ira. Community singing was en-
iOyed.
This was the lnal meeting Of the
chapter for this season. The next
meeting will be held September "A.
The chapter is planning 20 hold an
outing on July 5 at the home OF Mrs.
ReDecca Smailey al Harmony
Evening journal., 1920-06-23
FITTY NEM IsARELLAS

Fifty menIbers We're Initiated by the
Daughters Of isabella, No. an. last
evening It wass the last initiation
until September.
During the business meeting, which
preceded the class work, Father Par
ker, OF pennsgrOve, gave a short talk
and extended an imitation 30 the
Daughters TO attend "a carnival which
his church will hold ,on June 30 and
July 1 at peunsgrove. The invitation
was accepted.
The next meeting Of the chapter
will be held m July t3. Daugh-
ters will give a mOOnight on July O.
The boat will leave Fourth street
wharf at 7i5 O'Clock. Dancing Will
be a feature.
Evening journal., 1920-06-23
POSSE AFTER BANDIT
WHO STOLE $4,000

BURLINGTON. y. J.. June % United
Press One OF the three bandits who
robbed the New Jersey Public Serv-
ice Corporations payroll OF $1,000 late
yesterday was still at large today. A
posse was hunting for him IN fields
and woods around Belden. y. J..
one OF the men was captured after
being wounded in the shoulder and
$500 OF the money recovered How
ard flucrer, a farmer. captured
second man following an exchange OF
shots.
Evening journal., 1920-06-23
MYSTERY BACK
OF AUTO ride
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nearby The sira' ga, picked up by
Cox boarded The motorcycle with ,he
other man and they sped away
towards Baltimore.
owing 20 the actions 90 the passen-
ee' srousing his suspicious Cox re-
por,Cd the facts 10 the p0licc.-
Evening journal., 1920-06-23
EPWORTH LEAGUE INSTITUTE.

Many IU0mDeTs OF IiT1Ce E0W0rT1
League will attend the EpwOrih
League Institute TO be held by the
Central Pennsylvania branch at
Eagles Mere, Pa. June % 10 July 4
The Rev. John w. r. Sun1walt. Of
Grace NJ. f. Church. will be dean of
the institute. The Wilmington dele
Cation to the institute will Include
Or. Sumwalt, Miss Louise Sumwalt.
Miss Bessie Bennett, Miss Sue Paris.
Miss Marjorie Guthrie. Miss Helen
Guyer, Miss Helen Bromall, Ralph
Minker, Horace White. GeOrgefWilson,
Charles Wilson and Harry Taylor.
They will leave Monday, June %,
and return Monday July 3.
Evening journal., 1920-06-23
Y. W. C. A. NEWS

Holiday House. will be hostess 30
many members Of the Girl Reserves OF
this city tomorrow. The day will be
Girl Reserve Day" and there will be
one round OF pleasure and fun. lnvi-
lations have been issued to all the
girl reserves in this city and many
guests are expected to enjoy The day.
The guests viii 20 totthe house in
the morning and Will stay until even
ing Each Of the corps in the after
noon will contribute some kind OF
stunt and sing a song. A luncheon Will
be a feature OF he day. Some field"
events viii be enjoyed.
There will be present members Of
iRe following corps: Eastlake, True
Blue. Wawatasi. West End, Landlith,
Ayiia. pOcahOntas, Good Fairy Ori-
ole, Industrial Corps and IIiaWaiha
Corps. There will be a number OF
surprises for each Of the guests that
are present.
Junior Vacation" began at Holiday
House on Monday and will continue
for three weeks. During this time
many OF he corps OF the Girl Reserves
win enjoy a week at the recreation
center. This week me members OF
lhe Friendship Club are staying al
loved by members OF the Easllake
Corps and the pocahontas Corps. The
third week viii be enjoyed by the
Good Fairy. the OriOle Corps. Landlith
Corps and The Marshallton Corps.
A garden party will be given by
he Blue Triangle Boosters Club. at
the Washington Heights triangle. to-
night Ice cream. cake. candies, ilOw-
crs and many novelties Will be for
sale Attractive booths viii feature
, the fete In case of rain the party
will be held In the basement OF Han
over Presbyterian Church.
Miss Mary C., Willis. business and
membership secretary. has returned
from New York. where she attended
G icn-day conference for outgoing
secretaries who are TO 90 10 China.
India, Japan aud South America, Miss
Willis viii leave I'm August for China.
where she Will spend five years.
Delegates who are to attend the
sumner conference at Camp Nepah-
win Canton, Pa, from July ii 90 pa
and discussed their future trip. Those
VINO win attend this conference are
met at the Holiday House yesterday
Miss Margaret Wilson, Miss Ruth
Jenkins Miss Eleanor Biggs OF the
Friendship Club Miss Mildred WOoten
and Miss Kii.v BOsley OF the True
Blue Corps, and Miss Edna Campbell.
Of the Marshal.tCn Girl Reserve Corps.
Miss Alma Tall. girls work secretary,
will chaperon the party.
-O--0--
The Want Ads are favorably gov
erned today and tomorrow for selling
OF rooming houses and for placing
! domestic helpers in the-home.
Evening journal., 1920-06-23

known in the younger circles Of
Wilmington and are active workers
IN Westminster Presbyterian Church
OF which they are members. After
an extended wedding trip, including
New York, Boston and Niagara Falls.
Mr.. and Mrs Stewart will be at
home after July 4 at Roselle.
Evening journal., 1920-06-23
NsS5i5Ss5zs5sv
R2ksEKs
"
CALENDAR
Wednesday.

WtUHtSuHN.
p. m.--POcahontas GirltReserve
Corps, Hanover Church.
Thursday.
Girl ReserveiDay at. Holiday House.
Friday.
7.3C p. m-Alohn Club. club rooms.
Z p. m.-Wapanachki Camp Fire,
club rooms.
Evening journal., 1920-06-23
PUPILS IN RECTAL

The nth and last recital NJ the
season 10 be given by pupils Of Prof.
Wilmer O. High1eld was given In
Harrison Street NJ E. Church. last
night The program was devoted
largely 10 the smaller children. A
numb sOf organ solos by Mrs. Ed
ward H. Barlow and recitations by
Miss Kathryn Bosley made the pro-
gram attrAetivp
Evening journal., 1920-06-23
DANCE FOK MISS DU PONT.

Mr.> and Mrs. Frances l. Du Pont, OF
1870 Spruce street. philadelphia. will
entertain at aSsmalh dinner tonight
before the dance wtlich they will
give in honor on their daughter, Miss
Elsie Du Pont, at the Philadelphia
Country Club.
Evening journal., 1920-06-23
p d II E lie S

Miss Evelyn Newln entertained the
members OF her class OF No. %
school, Eighth and Jackson streets.
at the home Of her parents at Ash
ley last night. The children will en-
ter the high school at the beginning
OF the fall term. Those present in
cluded Miss lleacock, Miss Dickinson
. and Miss Sweeney, members OF the
faculty, and the following pupils
Misses Julia lleinicks, Ruth Coyic
Dorothy Taylor. Jean Blair, Anna
Mcllhenny. Agnes Thomas. Marion
litter. Emma Ewing. Mabel Colt
Marjorie .Genlieu. Esther Draper
Freida Cohen, Angeline DelgrOssO,
Elizabeth Caihcart, Eleanor Catlcart
Evelyn Russell. leOna smith. Ruth
Dannenhauser and Mcssrs Ray Shaw.
Harvey Colt, Roland Butler,-- James
Cole. Henry Rooney. Austin Peoples,
Robert MacLucas. Ernest MacRObert,
Wesley Mailman, Herbert White.
George Krause. Thomas James, EN--
Balaguer Jacob Lipzin. William
Comfy. Franklin Crew, John Farrd,
Arthur Churchman, Ralph Fayers
and Andrew Devenney.
A reunion was held at the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs Benjamin 4. DoWney.
Of Newark. on Saturday. The event
was given In honor Of the birthday
OF Mrs. DOwney. A family dinner
was a feature of the day. One mem
Der Of the family, George DOWney.
could not be present because OF ili-
ness.
Those present were; Mr.. and Mrs
Benjamin H. DoWney. Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward Lucas, Mr. and Mrs Harry
noWney. Mr.. and Mrs. John W Banks,
Mr.. ana Mrs Springer nOwney, Mrs.
Hgiuc nOWney Mrs. kidgeWay. Mrs.
Riddle. Ar and Mrs Edward White,
Mr. and Mrs Alexis Stanert. Mr.. and
Mrs. Allen Wilkinson. Mrs. Wismer.
Nr Lee Mr.. DOlsOn, Miss Bessie Bid
de- Miss Anna DOWney, Miss sara
noVncy, Miss Laura Wismer, Miss
Eva kimhel. Miss Emma Lucas, Miss
Clara Luaec, Miss Anna Sianert Miss
Evelyn webb, Richard Downey ID
ward White, Lewis White. joseph
Wilkinson. Howard Wilkinson, Yer
non Wilkinson.
Mrs. Edward p. Mode win enier-
tain at a luncheon at Naamans-on-
I ihe-DelaWare tomorrow. Covers Will
be laid for sixteen guests.
A surprise variety shower was
given 10 Mr. and Mrs. James TraynOr
recently at their home, S2I Spruce
street. By Miss Catherine Buckley.
Thc evening was spent In music,
games. singing and dancing. Many
/ heauiiful gifts were received. Among
ihe guests were: Miss Mildred AID
rich. Elsie Biedman Madalene Kirk.
Catherine Buckley, Marguerite and
Rose Mclaughlin. Mrs. Bessie Pleas
anton. Mrs. Isabelle smith. Mrs X.
, Briggs. Mrs. Ellen Hance. Miss Car
rle Shaw, Anna Mckenna, Helen
lliance. Mr.. and Mrs. James Iraynor
and Mr.. ad Mrs. Mclaughlin