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4 delegation of Montgomery county
The Washington times., 1920-04-15
NEWS OF ROCKVILLE
AND REST OF COUNTY
County Superintendent Of Schools
Announces Teachers Appoint
ments and designations.

ROCKVILLE, Nd. April lb.-Prof.
Edwin w. Broome. county superin-
tendent OF public schools. has an
nouneed the appointments and resig'
nations OF the following teachers;
Appointments - Potomac school,
Miss ViQlette Rainsy; Chevy Chase
bliss saihs Arnold: Trayilsh. Miss
McEnAlly; Lewisdsle, Mrs, Louise
Watkins: Ounce Orchard, Miss Eliza
beth FullSs: Fairland, Miss Lottie
Wilson, and Kensington, MIs. MORROW.
Neutrality-suspicious. school, MISE
Eleanor Barnsley; Kensinston. Miss
simmons: Potomac, Mrs. w. II. Darby;
Chevy chase. Miss Alice Johnson;
Travilah. Miss Nicol; Lewisdale, Miss
Julia Barber. and Fairland. MISS
Amelia Sopef.
a delegation OF Montgomery county
The Washington times., 1920-04-15
BRITISH LABOR MINISTER
ELECTED BY COALITION

LONDON, April Ib.-Dr. Thomas J.
MaeNAmAra. the new labor minister.
has been elected to the House OF
Commons on the coalition ticket from
camberwell. defeating the liberal
and labor candidates. n has been Of
ficially announced. The labor eandi-
date was a woman. Miss Susan Law
rences.
J. c. Carroll was on tho liberal
ticket.
The parliamentary by-election at
camberwell was held a fortnight ago
after a vigorous campaign.
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2 BIG SHIP. LINES TO
Use QUEENSTOWN PORT

NEW YORK. April Ib.-Two trans
Atlantic steamship lines will use
Queenstown as a port Of call hereaf-
ter IL was announced today. The
white Star liner Celtic will visit the
irish port May 10 while the cunard
line announced that the carmanis viii
make regular stops At the same port.
These two vessels will be the first
commercial ships TO visit Queenstown
since the harbor was closed ana
mined In 1914.
The Washington times., 1920-04-15

Plans are under way for the crea
tion OF a fund for the relief OF sicl
or disabled firemen who are inturet
in the line OF duty. This fund vii
be raised by contributions from per
sons whose property has been savec
from fire.
The Washington times., 1920-04-15

Young, daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert L. Buck, OF Buck Lodge. who
died in a Washington hospital on
Monday, aged twenty-six years, were
held yesterday morning at the family
residence, burial being in Monocacy
Cemetery at Beallsville. .....
Miss Young was a trained nurse,
and contracted double pneumonia in
the line OF duty. She had been III but
four days. ~
The Washington times., 1920-04-15

club women, headed by Mrs. James
II. Jones, OF Rockville, appeared be-
fore the county commissioners here
yesterday and requested that the COM
missioners include in their annual
levy an item of $500 to supplement
q sum received from the Federal Gov
ernment for home economics work
among public school children OF the
county. The board unanimously voted
to include the Item.
Funeral services for Miss Ethel
The Washington times., 1920-04-15

Announcement has been made OF
the marriage In Washington OF VII.
son 3. Washington. OF Alexandria, and
Miss Irene w. Tinsley. or RAdford.
The Washington times., 1920-04-15

Clip your Liberty Bond coupons aaa
exchange tks~ for w. D. O.. tksrsby
sidiag yssr.eif and ysss esaatry.
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NEWS OF ALEXANDRIA
AND NEARBY VIRGINIA
Republican Congressional Conven-
ton Meets Today 10 Choose
Delegates.

ALEXANDRIA. Va. April ia
meeting OF the Republican Congress
sional convention win be held at the
rooms OF tho Alexandria chamber OF
commerce this afternoon. John b.
Grayson will preside. One delegate
and one alternate TO the nationsl
convention In Chicago on June VIII
be elected. One Presidential elector
and one member of the State execu-
tive committee will be chosen, and a
candidate for chairman or the Con-
gressionsl district committee will be
nominated.
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nominated.
Fitzgerald Council. No. 459, knights
Of Columbus. meeting at 81. Mary's
Hall last evening. elected Francis H.
Fannon and william T.. Woolls, dele
gates and +. +. Quinn and 7. IL. Dy-
son, alternates TO the State eonVen-
tion. The hrst degree OF the order
was conferred on a class. and the
second degree was eNemplified by
John r. Burnsi OF Washington.
The funeral OF the late Hiram E.
wsbber was held from the home OF
his SON, III. w. Webb. jr, this morn
ing. Services were conducted by the
Rev. Il. v. Register. OF the Metho-
dist Episcopal Church South. and the
Rev. John Lee Allison, or the Second
Presbyterian Church.
The Rev. o. W. Reynolds has been
appointed pastor of Trinity Methodist
Episcopal Church in this city by tho
Baltimore conference. He succeeds
the Rev. A. Il. Spielman. who goes
to North Capitol Street Church. Wash
ington.
w. T. Moore and p. f. Boyd will
within the next few months
erect a tWO-stOry, flre-pTOOI Baiabe
on the site of the Mt. Vernon garage.
The Presbytery of the Potomac,
which Is being conducted at the Sec
ond Presbyterian Church here has
licensed two candidates: Kemp Hud-
son as a missionary to Africa and
Walter Summerville as a missionary
in Carroll county. Va.
Many citizens last evening attend
ed the mass meeting held at the Elks
Home In the interest of the restora-
tion of the Palestine fund. Addresses
were delivered by c. c. Carlin. Mrs.
Kate Waller Barrett, the Rev. Louis
Smet and others.
A meeting OF Mt. Vernon Chapter.
No. IA Royal Arch Masons, was held
last evening. At this meeting the
select royal and most excellent mas
ter degree was conferred on class
of candidates.
A meeting OF the Cameron Club
will be held at the home of Miss H.
N. Cummings on Cameron street next
Friday afternoon at 3 o'clock. An
address on "Americanixation" win be
delivered by Miss Rose Dawson. re-
gionaI director Of the eAmericanization
Of the Wet q s.. .Ss
DR.. William p. Cation, of Accotink.
The Washington times., 1920-04-15

Andrew Jackson Lodge OF Masons
will have as their guests this even
ing the members OF the South Gate
Club Of Washington. which is COM
posed OF Aasons In the employe OF
the Southern Railway Company.
The Washington times., 1920-04-15

has purchased the home OF MIA
AdAmson on Washington street De-
The Washington times., 1920-04-15

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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-18
KUpNO / SPRZEDAz
Dobre Do Kupna!

HMENOWO. Bryk a. piekns w1o-
ne m~ieszkania, CORA uetspy " domu.
Rentu SO. Cena $500.
AvONDALE. Dom ma PA kapiele "
porzadku, obok cztery Lofty, 3 kro-
wy, 3 SWINE, kury, gesi 1 kac5Ri, O.
grod duly owocowy, czyste' razem
"a $1,000.
JADWlGOWO. Rogowy budynek .
g~rosernia, Is mieszkanie u sory'
jest kapiel. Cena $4,000.
WISCONSIN. 40 ARROW lasu gruoe-
go do budowania, niema dlugu, -
sprzedam tanio. "a $1,000.
AVONDALE, 2 flaty nowoeZesne, -
voda ogrzewane pierwsEe pietro, "a
$1,000.
Kupujcie domy p6ki macie
czern wybraG sobie.
J6zef NowOtarski,
$40 n. Ashland av. PREY Chicago aT
l4-t7
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-18
z AMMONIA.

- Tow. KS. Jozefa Poniatowskie-
so D. O.. Sw. Marcina or. 1884 q. N
P. odbedzie posiedEenie W srode' "
sail zwyklych posiedzen. obecnoSe
wszystkich czionkow po5adana, z po
wodu wa1nych spraw do zalatwienla
- Kaz. Fudalej, sekr. prot, Stan
Dsiukala. prezes.
z MARYANOwA.
- Tow. Dramatu i $piewu odbedzie
swoje posiedsenie W $rode, dnia Is
~sierpnia, o godziuie Sci wieczorem
W salt zwykiych p~osiedzeG. Nszyscy
pcwinny bye obecni. DO So wa2ne
sprawy do zalatwienia. Pawei Mi
Ia. PREF: j. T. Regosz, sekr. prot.
Mac!erz Polska odd5iai sw
EIconory No. So. bedz;e mice posie
dzenie W czwartek. dnia 10 sierp'
MIA. o g3dzinie $50 wieczorem' "
sail zwykiych posiedzen. Marys
wr6bel. pref; Fran. Uliasz, sekr
prot.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-18

POTRzESA do przyszywania gull
Tow / ARROW head makers. Sta
"a praca. dobra zaplata. Kaplan and
Co. 334 S. Market ul. 1s
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2

Prostitutes pravf o<yea3 pdin1
oesoszenh pod rubrJks rPRAcA" "A
unaltaeA DZIENNIKA CHICAGO
SKIEGO
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-18

POTRZEBA me2czyzn Tub kobiet do
wyciagania cebuli W na-zym warzy-
wynn ogrodzie W Chicago, przyjem-
ma ma powietrzu praca re s]posobno-
scia do zarobienia wysckiej zapta-
ty. ME potrzeba doSwiadczenia, wy
placamy co wiecz0r. Zgiosic sic o
GAS rano gotowi do piracy. Budlong
Gardens, 1924 Lincoln ave. "a
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-18

MANY robote ola 100 kobiet take
dziewczat przeszio 16 letnich W ma
szej fabryce ma w. Grand ave. (Cra-
gin) i w. 65th, Clearing. w naszej
robocie ME potrzebujecie mice do
swiadczenia. Piacimy $17.35 ma po-
czatek. Szybka ~podwyzka jak tylko
n~auczycie sic naszej roboty. Staia
praca dla rzetelnych os6b. ZglcScie
sic do fabryki najblizszej waszego
domu. Continental Can Co. Inc. -
1906 w. Grand ave, SAIL w. 65ta
ul. ~
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-18

POTRZEBA DOSWIADCZONYCH
MEZCZYZN DO MYCIA OXEN. -
PLACIMY Old $40 DO $45 Ma IT,
DZIEN IA a. GODZIN PIRACY. -
yGLOSIC SIZE CHICAGO WINDOW
CLEANING CO., 81 W. WASHING
TON IL. POKOJ 81. 2i
POTRZEBA chiopcow IA i Is let
nicl,. Diamond Whip Go, 406 ~.
Curtis ul., blisko Grand ave. Is
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-18
PRACA

POTRZEBA sprzedawaczy $50 do
$50 t%ygodniowo. Musza by5 energi-
czni / zGolni, artykui nigdy pred
tenn ME sprzedawany. ZgiaszaG sic
cd Sci a n do $50 wieczorem. -
357 w. 63cia ul. Merrick bldg. Po-
k6j 412. - DoSwiadczenie ME po-
trZebne. Il
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-18

MA SPRZEDAZ st6l do jadalni l s
krzesel / garnitur <p~arlorowy, st6l do
biblioteki, najnoVssej mody. orze-
chowe drzevo. 1911 n. Western aV.
10
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-18

POTRZEBA mlodych mezczyzn, ko-
biet / dziewczat do nauczenia sic
rozmaitych fach6w. Zglcsit sic GOA
n. Major ave-, blisko 500 w. Grand
ave.. Stone CO. 4
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-18
POTRzEBA S%TENOGRAFlSTKl

W biurze adwokat6w " Srodmiesciu
Ooop). must bye obeznana 2 wyKo'
nywaniem legalnej piracy, take do
odpowiadania ma telefon. Zgiosie sic
pomiedzy II a IL rano. Pok6j T06 -
40 n. Dearborn ul. ZapytaG sic o p.
LiSack.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-18

MA zamiane ma farme przez wiasci-
ciela. dobry dom murowany, 7 mie-
szkan pc 4 pokoje. Zgiosic sic do
wIasciciela. 1851 Kimball ave. -
Avondale, 1sze pietro.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-18

POTRZEBA . doSwiadczonyCh mez-
Czyzn do domowej rCboty. ZgNo a.
sic - gospodyni. Hotel Randolph.
l70 ". Randolph vi. IL
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-18

GRoSERH1k detikatesen IA spEze'
daz natychMiast, 3 powodu w4jREdI
- 4dres: 1881 Holt al. II
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-18

DWrE E~rosernie IL b%uczernte NJ
s,rzedaS 2 bovodu wVscia wspoi.
nika, dobre mietsce, niema ksiaSek.
$500 s.. May a.. II
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-18

Ola odpo~iodaalnycl ludzi. - o.
fiatuja dom ma spiaty jak rent, czy
j~esteScie odpowiedzialnemi. Wy po-
tsIebuieeie dom, MUSCLE bye odpo-
viedzialnemi 1 stalemi. Me jest 70
oferta dla cziowieka kt6ry mote -.
p4acit Eotowka, ale dla takteEo kto-
~ chce dom q ME ma wiele gotoWkhT
Jestem ma p6lnocno-Iachodniej stre
ME. Listewnie Dziennik ChieaSoski
pnr. 1875. ~
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-18

FARMA sprzedam tanio " Junction
City, Wis. Grunt, budynki, inwentars
zboze pierwszej klasy. 2137 N. We
stern ave.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-18

POTRZEBA robotnikow kilku zdro-
wych mezczyzn do fabrycznej robo-
ty ma zmiane W dzien hub " nocy do
naszej Grand ave. fabryki (Cragin)
i ma dzieh do naszej Clearing Fa-
bryki!. Dobra zaplata. Dobre warun-
XII. szybka ~podwyika dlA rzetelnych
m~elczyzH. ZgloScie sic do fabryki
najbIizszej waszego domu. Cont
mental Can Co., Inc, 1906 W. Grand
ave. 5411 W. Gotta ul. 10
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-18

DOM 7 mieszkan, rentu 5000 roe1'
ME, sprzedam Tub zamienie M naaly
dom. 1S45 Walton ul.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-18

ma SPRzDDAz delIkatesen 1 gro
sernia, dobr1e zaopatrzone, dwie va
Il / jedsn Srajaez, dobrze dstaione.
Telefon Armitage 1904. - CenA
s210A. 1890
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-18

Ma zamiane farma $50 ARROW W
Stanie Michigan, rodzi wszystko -
wszystkie ~narzedzia j bydlo. Listo-
wnie Dziennik Chicagcskie pnr. 231.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-18

PLAYER piano So note, 100 rolek
i lawka w~}aczone. $3.50. Wezme SO
m~iesiecznie. Zglosit sic 1901 West
Madison ul., r6g Ashland boul. "
skladzie i zapytat o Tote No. 20. -
Otwarte VlziS i jutro w%ieczorem do
godziny $3.50.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-18
PR.ACA

PoTRZEBA MHCZYZN DO
SKIADU BUDULCU. STALA FRA.
HERMAN II. HETTLER LUM-
BIER CO.. 2601 ELSTON AVE. -
ZGhoSIC Sic DO BRAMY. Xxx
POTRZEBA robotnik6w do piracy ns
podworzu drzewa, dobra zapiata ola
stalych rcbotnik6w. Poynton ana
Co. 1925 Dickson ul. IL
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-18

POTRZEBA DZIEWCZAT DO NAU-
CZENLA SIZE OPEROwANIA MA
SzYN. TAKE DO REGENCY ROBO-
TY w DEPARTAMENCIE PAKO-
WaNTA DOBRS ZAPALTA, STA
Ia PRACA. 14S5 w. 15ta III. ROC
15tei 1 LAFLIN VI Ste PIETRO.
20
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-18

POTRzEBA sprzedawaczy kolekto-
row. zapiata i kOmisowe tygcdniowo.
Staia posada. 401 S. Cicero ave-, -
2gie pietro. 20
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PrzestaHne plaeie. vysokt rent. : z
mala vp.ata moteeie sostae Was
nyn v~lskcicieiem, res1ta jak rent.
Listovnie DEtennik Chicaguski ,.
mr.. 1888 10
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Wielka TaniOsf.

Sprzedam tanio . domy " dobrej o.
koliey. rogowa lota pray uliczce. Do
ch6d $500 ~miesiecznte. Mus2e wyje-
chaG 2 m!asta. ZglosiG sic z tyiu.
2543 S. Whipple ul. 81
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POTRZEBA wrapper booker i ban
der do fabryki cygar. F. c. Lund--
quist ,157 y. Franklin ul. 3cie pie
tro. ~
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BARGAIN

Sprzedam tanio grosernie " dobrej
okolicy. 1921 LOOMS vi. l9
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POTRZEBA robotnikow do fabrycz-
mel piracy; praca ma maszynach -
truckin i inne ~zajecia. Dobra zap4a-
ia. ZgiosiG sic do btura piracy Acme
Steel Goods Co., 1886 Archer ave.
20
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y-TO CHCE kupie tanio 2 pietrowy
drewniany budynek I basement, ma
Etanislawowie. "a TAME pieniadze.
Widne mieszkania. Lota I POI. Me
chce agent6w. - AdresowaE D4ien-
mix Chicagoski pnr. 10. IS
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-02-18

February II wns appropriately ceIc-
hrotef by q leap-yrar valentine dAocs
The dancing started a, 10 ADD lAated
until J 4. Hearts we're the chvf mouf a
decoration, and punch and hearte~hapej
cakes we're served for rfroshmonss.
Next Saturday w1ll b an aluu1rrr rc-
union and ail-collegs banquet. Tho
alumnT are all invited back for thr o--
caeion. The following cornnitts~s hayu
been appointed:
Ananwmcnts- Helen Biabop, Msyrro
S'atnekoo, Elsie Wooleyhnn, Louzc Phil.
liru.
Decoration Winifrcd Hsnehets. Han
nab Deakyne, Francis McCoy, HsrY
Reynolds
Reception Mary Davis, Heler Ban
croft, beruice Hastings, Nellie Campbell,
Cardelle Williams, Elizabeth Howell
Last Thursday the senior cisss spr~s-oi
IN caps and gowns for tho FIRST time whcr
they marched into chapel and were vr~esns1
by song by the sophomore elaes. The
Alma Mater WIS then sung, after which
President Mitchell spoke % the student
body. AZ II was Itncoiu's birthday. b~
spoke Of the background, rorsoneli'y and
task ~ Lincoln.
On Friday evening Dr. John Rcbcrt
Moore delightfully."- entertained hss sopbo-
moro English and Shakespeare olazs~- ~ a
recital ~ victrpis records of Shakr~prarrao
music Then ice cream sDd cssre .erc
served while college songs and Negr1
HpiritUals vcrc played.
"a Il, "
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-02-18
NORTHrrELD CLASS MEETINGS.

The iirrt meeting ~ tho No-tbSrld
Lenten Bible Class viii be b~ld ncrt
Monday evening % 7.3g O'Clock q. -.
Andrews parish house, Rev. Charles W.
Clash Of Emmanuel Church rs lesie-. IL
viii be heid every Monday evening in
Lent and All members a the Wilmineton
Mortified Lesgle snd their friends sro
most. cordially welcome
The league ls composed ~ sli tboe~ WIN
have attended the summer conferences ss
Fast Nnrthfeld Massachusetts, and open
80 sll denominations st which the rno~t
noted speakers IN the world on religious
subjects are heard These conferences arc
held generally the latter part Of June ard
first Of July, lasting about FIVE days, and
so far we have in Wilmington over 20
prls who have attended them.
The leaders ri the class are anx,csS 80
build up the league here IN be ~ great =
force IN the community "a II Is in other
large cities and are very fortunate IN hsv-
ing the secretary OF the conferences, Misa
Bertha Harlan, who il now travelling in
the Orient. living here
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-02-18
MISS SAMwORTH AT w. .T.u.

Next Thursday evening the commence
ment Of an interesting series of meetings
which VII stress Ameiicanixation work in
Wilmington viii be inaugursted by the
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
OF New Castle county.
The meetings will be hold under the
auspices Of the Thacher Union, and the
one Of Thursday evening will be in the
parlor of the Second Baptist Church.
The presidents OF the various unions have
been asked to attend with q delegation
from their union and Mrs Ellen SAM
worth will be the speaker.
From now on through tho year Arneri-
canization work will he the chief purpose
Of the Thacher Union, and many plans
are in the making for q complete yearly
program of such n nature.
Miss Helen Hart will lend her assistance
70 the union In it's endeavur TO develop
Christian citizenship in " ilmington.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-02-18

u..;,n;nc with today, society tor the
r, ,... The tinsel and roses of pleasure
CO.. tho sarkcloth and ashes OF repentance.
In view of the most extfs vagah ht sesson IN
Ia,;al h;story. the carb Is not unbecom'ng,
81 ,,.;ll hc co,rted by many a dance
s,Ssrv - he,lc who secs in the Lcnten period
,;,,. 70 take stock her charms and
;,,'.c,torv their accomplishment. Many
blooming cheeks are more than uiic
,,ss n whe c season began,
- h;,e . ervbody's dancing slippers are
really down Il the heel, II recent displays
Of Goot-gear mean anything
The question of observing Lent to the
letter has been more less matter OF
,,,scnssion. One Wilmingt matron,
whose name is Synonymous with the good
works of the Episcopal G urch, declares
there should bc no compromise IN the OBJ
ocrvanc, of Lent, that the letter OF the
law should hold throughout the peniten-
t,al season. Others, less of church-wonen,
would LET down the bars so far rs some
formal affairs are concerned, the Dig
n~uvhters OF 1872 dance. for instance, on
March ~ for the benefit Of child welfare
~orl in Delaware This viii be gwen at
the New Century Club and Will follow
musicale by the Orpheus Mixed Quartet ol
PhiIadeIphia. Mrs. Selden ;. Deemet ol
New Castle is president OF the Daughters
=, this State. and many otherwise strict
Irnten observers expect TO attend pecause
she purpose rs so tine.
Speakine of dances, tho salmaglnd'
was a success of a refined and exclusive
type. The girls who made the possibiiis'es
III the occasion never looked more charm
mr. Miss Mary Ramsay, Miss Esther
Ward. Miss Jean Evans, Miss Alice
Rirhey and number of others looked like
lovely valentines of youth and beauty,
and the zest OF the dancing was noticeable.
Mrs. William Speakman, the presiding
genius of the evening, was very handsome
m black Jet. and the immaculate appear
anc., of the men tended IN no small de-
gre to make a charming scene OF the
bsllroom.
The tir.t tarpon reported IN South At
lartic waters this winter were captured at
R;min; Kew. carly in the week, by Frank
Conuable. vicc-prcsident OF the du Pont
Powder Co, and Roland DeWeese. ne
three silver kings struggled desperately
before surrendering 70 the anglers; severai
additional sporting facilities are being M
stalled by the Biminl Rod and Gun Iiuo
on the island. These include trapshoot-
ing range tennis and archery courts and
bait-casting pool.
II the future evening chamber concerts
follow the auspieious first number, local
music lovers may be congratulated. Inc
del ightful little pianiste, Miss swift,
in terpreted the difficult numbers oil her