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Evening journal., 1920-09-18
Y. W. c. A. NEWS

Holiday House will Officially close
with the weekend party hat is enjoy
ing its hospitality today and tomor-
row. While the House is closing for
the summer season it is expected tha,
a few parties will go out 10 the center
for week-ends. The House will wei
come special parties for Saturday and
Sunday during the nexI few weeks. but
those going TO The House will have
to furnish their own food and will
have to cook for themselves.
A group Of 81 boys and girls from
this city went TO the House last
evening for supper. Following the
supper games were played and dane
ing and a marshmallow roast en-
ioyed. This was the third visit Of
this group TO the House.
Eighteen young men Of this city
Will go TO HOl day House this after
noon 10 spend over the weekend.
Many stunts will be on the evening
program. A hike will be enjoyed
tomorrow.
Evening journal., 1920-09-18
RABYS CLOTHING

Bands-3 flannel abdominal bands
made Of soft. white unhemmed fan
mel, five or six inches wide and from
fourteen TO eighteen inches long. They
should be wide enough TO protect the
abdomen and not wide enough TO
wrinkle. They should go once and a
half around the baby's abdomen, lap
across the front and pin at o., side
After the cord is healed these
may be replaced by three knitted alb
dominal bands with shoulder straps
and a tab to pin to the diaper. These
should be made the lower part Of
wool and the upper part OF cotton.
This kind Of band vii r-t sin un
around the babys chest and make him
uncomfortable. The band may be
discarded altogether in hot weather
Shirts-3 shirts. wool and cotton, or
wool and silk. never nil wool For
The very hottest weather an all cot
ton or silk shirt may be worn. The
shirts should be fitted smoothly. They
may either lap or button in front.
Stockings pairs Of bootees. 3
pairs Of merinO or cashmere stock
ings. il The weather is cold
Blankets-3 blankets Of closely knit
ted or crocheted WOOL or made from
an old soft wooden blanket.
Diapers dozen diapers, . dozen
2i-inch, dozen 30-inch are conven-
lent For the first few weeks. pro-
vided it is not hot weather, diapers
eighteen inches square OF old. soft
knitted wear are very convenient. Sev-
eral dozen pieces Of old sheeiing torn
into pieces ten inches square, may
be put inside.
When diapers are removed. they
should be put into a covered pail OF
cold water to which borax has been
added. Later they should be washed
clean with a pure soap, boiled, rinsed
thoroughly, but not blued, and hung
in the sum TO dry. Soap and bluing
are very irritating to a baby's skin.
They should be folded pressed with
a hot iron and put away. A soiled
or wet diaper should never be used
a second time without washing. The
urine contains substances which are
very irritating TO the skin OF a baby
and he may be made very sore.
Jackets-FOr cool mornings. hanv
needs 3 short jackets. These are made
OF white flannel over the klmona
Evening journal., 1920-09-18
18frkh n S

BELYILLE-To Mr.. and Mrs Charles
Belyile, Of New Castle. al the Homeo-
pathic Hospital, on September 10 a
HOMAN-To Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick
H0man. Of 100 West Nineteenth street
az the Homeopathic Hospital on SEN
tember IA, daughter.
TALLEY-To Mr. and Mrs. Howard Tai.
ley, OF 5l6 Ferris street az the Homeo-
pathic Hospital, on September Is, a
son.
ALLEN-To Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Allen.
of 1928 Green street. at the Delaware
Hospital, on September o. a son.
zEIGIER-To Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick
Zeigler. Of 2226 w Seventeenth street,
at the Delaware Hospital, ON Septem
Der - a son.
TARBUTTON-To Mr.. and Mrs. CLYDE
Tarbutton, 2ii4 Washington street. al
the Delaware Hospital. on September
L. n daughter
KRUT-To Mr. and Mrs. Magnico Krut.
Of Montchanin, az the Delaware Hos
pital, on September l., n daughter
ROTHMAN-To Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Rothman. Of los West Ord street. M
the Delaware Hospital, on September
"a, daughter.
AsCHENBACH- AIR and Mrs. Ernest
Aschenbach. Of Penny Hill, Edge Moor,
Del. at the Delaware Hospital, ON
September 10, daughter.
DeGRsw-To Mr.. and Mrs. william De.
Graw, Of $50 Bennett street. at the
Delaware Hospital, on September 16. q
daughter.
Evening journal., 1920-09-18

Dr. and Mrs. Joseph Packard Laird
who have been In this city for The
past four months. Will leave No
venb-r 4, for Their home in Miami,
Florida.
Mr.. and Nlrs.-A. Felix dupont are
spending the weekend at Cape May.
Word has been received in this
city that Mr.. and Mrs sydney NJ
Harrison. who left this city the carly
part Of this month, are established
in ihcir home at Rochester, n \.
The Rev. X. j. Hammond, Of Gull
keeper. Va, is spending several days
pepr. r.. IA is spending several days
on 81 West Fourteenth street Rev.
Hammond was rector Of lmmanuel
p. 2. Church her. for several years.
Miss Rletla NJ. Emerson, OF New
lorA Dis. -p.ou 1r ihe weekend
with her mr.ftf Me tl g1heih Emer-
son 900 Adams street Miss Emerson
returned last evening from the Ma
tional Conference OF The Antl-Sllo0n
League. held this week ir Washing
ton. y. g. r5r'l J nihe Wfrk Miss
Anne Bartlett Tubs iHfwnaiiOl Sec
rotary OF iAe hrii-S1loon Loagnr of
New York city, was the guest of Mrs.
Emerson
Mrs Charles r. Miller has returned
from an extended trip to California
Mrs. Frank L. DcAmond has return
ed from Rehoboth where sne spent
the summer
Mrs. Frances Konnard entertained
two tables OF bridge at her home
2307 West .Sevcnieolih street, on
Thursday afternoon
Nr and Mrs James y. Ginns will
leave next week for California 10
spend several weeks
Edward NJ Davis. lefi Thursday
for Atlantic City y. J. where he will
rema n until October T. lie Will give
a house party for Delaware Repub-
leane over the weekend.
Nir and Mrs l.. Y. Chrisly and
Miss Ruth Chrisiy, OF Detroit. are
Evening journal., 1920-09-18

spend ng a few days in Wilmington
Miss Chrisiy will enter Wilson Col
lege this fall.
Mr. and Mrs. II. b. Vending have
returned TO America from Europe
where they spent four months. While
away they visited England and south
ern Europe MIR. and Mrs. Wendlng
are The guests Of Mrs. Vending
sister. Mrs. c. r. Holt Mier visiting
in this city they viii go to Bolson,
Mass.
Mr. and Mrs. Herman G.. Taylor. OF
Dover. are entertaining Colonel and
Mrs A. D. Chayior, OF This city.
Mrs George Chichester Of Fairfax.
Va. is the giesl OF Mrs. A. Felix
dupont
Mr.. and Mrs Howard w Kimblc are
attending the sixth National ENpOsi-
lion OF Chemical Industries. Grand
Central Palace, New York. and are
stopping at the Hotel McAlpin, for
several days.
Miss Margaret Reynolds who has
been spending some time In FELTON,,
mas returned 10 ner nome. lh llla
city.
Miss Elise Packard OF Baltimore is
lhe guest Of Mr. and Mrs. W W.
Laird.
Mr.. and Mrs Leslie r. Holt. OF New
ark. ~ J. who have been the guests
for several weeks Of Mr. and Mrs. C..
r. Holt. Will return TO their home to-
morrow They will make the trip
by automobile.
Miss Mary C.. Twohig is taking an
extended TRIP 10 Niagara Falls, At
lant.c CITY. and Wfsl Grove, Pa.
Police Malron Anna r. Opdyke Is
on a one weeks vacation
Miss Ida-Green OF this city. has
returned 10 Port Deposit. Md. 10 re-
sumo her work as commercial teach.
or in ihe Jacob Tome institute.
Miss Grace litter has returned
homo from a Two weeks visit with
friends In Maine.
Evening journal., 1920-09-18
IS 700 iH@ E.Z

Miss Emily Wiedman. 290i JEFF
ferson street, and Miss Beatrice
Dawson. i0i Delaware avenue, have
returned from an extended trip 10
Easton and Allentown, Pa
Miss Rebecca Barkley, has return
ed from Detroit. Mich, where she
spent the month OF August as the
guest OF Miss Ruth Chrlsty.
Mrs Rebecca NJ. smith and grand
daughter. Elizabeth Gentry. are
spending a week with Mrs. Frank 5
Nogel, Of Philadelphia.
Mrs. J. l.. Carney and'Mrs. William
r. Gem have returned home after
spending the summer at'their cottage
at Rehoboih.
Miss Iora Fitzgerald OF Camden,
spent last weekend IN Wilmington.
Miss Ruth Hall has returned to her
home in This city after spending me
and Mrs. Arthur FarrOw. OF Leipsic.
William C.. Moore. OF Seaford. spent
ldNl Nfth-tIu WIN All'lh7 ii ANiN
city.
Mr.. and Mrs Harry Richardson. OF
Denton. Md. have been entertaining
their son. Neal Richardson, Of this
city. the past few days.
Miss Elva Freeman. Of Wilmington.
spent last weekend with her parents
in MiddletoWn.
Archie Manlove. OF This city. spent
last Tuesday In MiddleioWn.
Mr. and Mrs William Person. Of
Odessa. have been visiting relatives
0nr friends in Wilmington
Alday Bishop. OF This city. spent
last weekend at his home near War
wick Md
Albert C.. Dickson OF Wilmington.
was a weekend visitor in Laurel.
Mrs Frazier Jones, OF Dover is
visiting in this city.
Evening journal., 1920-09-18
LEAGUE TO CONDUCT
PLAYGROUND TEA

Entire charge OF the tea dance 10 be
given at The Hotel dupont on October
q Playground Day. as part OF the
wilmington Community Service cam
palgn for SO 400 for Fairgrounds and
recreation c5nirrs. was taken over 20
day by the Junior League. Miss Ma
ion q. Durham and Mrs Paul 4. VIII
son. OF The League. viii have full
sway. and 10 Is expected the affair will
prove most diverting.
The names OF former Judge David
T. Marvel, William p. Bancroft Mr..
and Mrs JOh MP. Nields and n. j.
krebs have been added 10 the list Of
pre-campaign contributors 10 the
playground fund Although the canl-
paign does not open until September
p. more than si2 900 already has been
pledged
Mr.. and Mrs. Harlan C. ScClt and
Judge Marvel also have Joined the
stan Of active workers for the Com
munity Service campaign.
Evening journal., 1920-09-18

sleeve pattern. or they may be knitted
or crocheted with close stitches. There
shOuld be no loose stitches or seal
Tops or other trimming 10 catch on
buttons or the hahy's nngees
Out OF Door Garments-The healthy
baby Is taken out OF doors, so he
must have a wrap and hood. This
wrap is made like the sleeping bag
except 1t is Of white eiderdown or
flannel. ! may be seNVed together or
bound around with ribbon. At four
months, the upper corners may be
opened so as to allow the baby TO
get its hands out freely. When baby
begins TO walk, very comfortable
coat may be made from the bag. Open
il and hem at the bottom, shape the
top loosely by a kimOnO slip pattern
For winter the hood may be made
OF the same material as the wrap,
or 1t may be In tied or crochatrd
For summer a silk or cotton knitted
or crocheted hood Of an open lace
pattern and lined with the very thin
nest white silk is comfortable. Wash
hoods may be made Of soft white en-
brOidered lawn and laundered without
starch. The ties on the hood should
be such as can be Numbered easily.
A little chin strap fastened at one
side OF the hood with a snap or hook
and eye is very convenient and does
away with the bow hinder the baby's
chin.
Wo0len Garments-An wooden or
part woolen garments must be wash
ed very carefully. They should be
washed by hand in tepid soapsuds
mild sOapl. rinsed in a little soapv
water and hung in the shade TO dry.
When dry, they should be pulled
or patted into shape or smoolhed with
a warm iron before being put away.
Always before putting garments on a
baby they should be held to the cheek
to be sure they are dry and warm.
Questions relating TO Baby Care and
to problems Of maternal and childish
health will be answered direct by
mail Address,
BABY HEALTH EDITOR,
L. ). Helath Service,
Washington, D. C
Be sure to give your full name and
address and please mention the name
OF this newspaper
Evening journal., 1920-09-18

by designing for this cgss OF
women. they practically force all the
rest 20 wear the same things and pay
the same prices Change this, and
you Will get rid OF much Of the prof.
ieering. The only way a milliner can
get anybody to pay from Si5 10 $50
,ur e handful of straw is by argu ng
that IL is the very latest agony.
We shall ask club women and
others 10 join us in refusing 90 buy
hats Of extreme style or 20 pay exor-
bitani prices. But while older women
may be willing 90 hold together in
an effort Of this kind. the girls have
spoken OF will mob They are the
ones who make it possible for mill
liners 10 keep prices up and shapes
ridiculous"
Evening journal., 1920-09-18
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CALENDAR
NlONnAY-

MONDAY.
200 p. m.-Leaders' Round Table,
club rooms.
Closing Of Holiday House.
2.4J p. m.-Friendship Club, club
rooms
TUESDAY.
$50 a. m.-Swimm ng class FOR girls,
Y. NJ. C.. A. pool
tOt5 a. m.-Swimming class for wo-
men Y. NJ c. A. pool.
5.30 p. determination meeting OF
F. l.. C.. Club. club rooms.
WEDNESDAY.
1000 a. m.-Stan meeting, 90i Mar
ket street.
400 D. m.-Girls work committee
meeting, club rooms.
FRIDAY.
$50 a. m.-Swimmng class for girls,
Y. NJ. C.. A. pool
1915 a. m.-Swimming class for wo-
men, u NJ. C. A. pool.
Evening journal., 1920-09-18
NerUS Of the
Y. ". G. A. Girl
ReSerUe Corps

With the opening OF the schools in
This city on Monday. an the Girl Re-
serve Corps at the y w. G.. A. VIII
begin me fan and winter work. The
clubs are planning many pleasant little
affairs for this year While there
VIII b. no mes lings Of The different
corps until the first week 81 October.
an The committees that govern these
organizations will meet ncXl week 90
organize and make plans for the COM
ing season
There VIII be- a short business meet
ing Of the Friendship Club az i5
O'Clock ON Monday afternoon. al S0i
Market street, for the purpose OF
eleciIng officers
The Leaders Round Table will meet
at 230 o'clock Monday afternoon
Plans for the coming year Will be-
Evening journal., 1920-09-18
Coming EUentS
An Editorial by The Society EdltOrl

apace September
will stay socks and sewing buttons per-
haps, ironing little dress two.
But the morning the FIRST up-as usua-o
finish the work OF the night before and to get breakfast
wash the chldren's un,l they shine
AZ the moment Willie
has gotten jelly he while waist washed
him the night his brother Jimmy has
that Jimmy exactly where TO find
mighty C this day above ali
othersl
And Wihia, have shined shoes?'
And Mary, the ribbon in hair is undone
And Tommy, did you brush your ech?"
Then having been kissed the brood
into the street away-,o the opening OF SCHOOL,
throwing herself weariy chair says glad they're
their last But then few minutes later
very si the house she the little feet and the
laughter the shouting that an summer
the slowly towards
the when they shall Why are mothers happy
only when all their little troubles" close Ask ma She
knows.
Evening journal., 1920-09-18
Women Declare War
On Too Many Styles
And III. c. Of Bonnets

Kansas Just simply isn't afraid 10
tackle anything
First. 10 was Demon Rum, and Dc
mon surrendered promptly. Then it
was strikes; harder Job, but she
seems 20 think she is going TO get
away with il
And now she is going 10 try to
find ont WHY NOmens hats look and
cost the way they dO-and stop It.
I'd. r. Hackney. state fair price
commissioner, started The thing.
Complaint is made" he wrote w.
II. kemper, commissioner for Shaw
nee county, that fashions are changed
every year 20 force all, whether able
or not, 10 buy anew. This is a ser
ious charge. and II true. is a serious
offcnse against The great mass Of
womahhOod
He asked Kemper to appoint COM
mittce 0f women who r'aIize lhtr
respOns hilily io iheis s'V and
their nation to probe hat prices.
kemner appointed Mrs, Edith T..
supple Mrs. Dora Candy. Mrs. r. d.
Blaine, Mrs. +. p. Lindsay and Mrs
j. q. Wood. All of Topeka. They in
tend 10 call retail milliners before
them and work backward from them
10 the root OF the trouble
81 believe we shall find that two
causes are responsible says Mrs.
Supple. "rhe girls and young women
who earn money easily and are will
ing 10 pay any price that is asked
for anything they want and the
younger girls who make their parents
buy them things they cannot afford
and the makers grotesque designs,
maNe ot shahir met r al. 70 ID oi
radically different outline several
times year, 10 catch the eyes of
women who want eX'Feme styfes.
are afraid TO be out OF fashion. and
sre Wins pay eXtravagant prices,
will be served. C6iclea -, =
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discussed. Miss Alma Tall, girls sec
reiary Of The Y. w. c. A.. is president
of his group Of workers in this city.
For The purpose OF having a perma-
nent organization. the + l.. c. Club
VIII hold a meeting at 730 o'clock on
Tuesday evening at SOi Market street.
Onlcers VIII be elected and plans made
for the years work.
The Girls Work Council will hold
IFS first fan meeting Of ;he season on
Wednesday afternoon. All members
are asked 10 be present. The mettilg
Will be held at SOL Market street.
There will be a meeting Of the Girl
Reserve Council at 4 O'Clock on next
Thursday afternoon. TWO members
ot each OF The corps will be present
and will outline ;he work for the
coming year.
Evening journal., 1920-09-18

ing w., Chain . and double cro-
chet into the center stitch Of the haif
moon, chain and again double GRO
chet stitch into the same place and
turn
4th row-Chain three and double
crochet times into the first snace
double crochet times into the nexi
open m, or ". Chain , and make
The open m. Finish same as 2nd row
oth row-Same as ist row. making
two more VS." on the last half row
hlllng same as. explained in iih row
6th row-Same as ist row-e,c.
Evening journal., 1920-09-18
SHELL PATTERN

Chain 2i stitches. Turn, double
crochet into the 3rd stitch from the
needle. double crochet into the next
3 stitches, making the first filled m,
3 open IN, filled m, open m, and
turn.
2nd row-Chain 2, MI the frst mesh
with 9 double crochet stitches. open
m, 1 filled m, 1 open m, 4 filled m,
open m, filled m, and turn.
Bird row. filled m. 3 open m. 4
fllled m. 4 open m, chain stitches
and double crochet into the same
place as the last double crochet maxi
Evening journal., 1920-09-18
LACE PATTERNS
A NEW DESIGN
EVERY WEEK
FILET STITCHES

Chain slitch-The thread drawn
through the loop.
open Mesh-A double crochet into
a chain or the material, two chain
stitches and a double crochet.
Closed Mesh-FOur double crochet
stitches into a chain or material.
Turn-Five chain stitches TO turn.
II your pattern called for i6 stitches
chain 81 and double crochet into
The seventh stitch from the needle.
Evening journal., 1920-09-18
CLUB WOMEN TO
WELCOME MRS. WINTER

Members OF the New Century Club
are loking forward with much pleas
ure to the visit on Monday afternoon
OF Mrs Thomas &. Winter, president
Of the General Federation Of Women's
Clubs. She will address the club
women at 4 O'Clock at the home OF
Mrs. Charles Warner. nottingham
Road. and Eleventh street. after
which a reception will be held in
her honor.
Mrs. Winters is a most interesting
and delightful speaker and 10 is
most Op0riune that she can bring TO
the club members at this time. her
inspiration and enthusiasm In the af-
fairs OF women. she is well fitted in.
all phases Of club work.
Mrs. Winters home is in the mid
die west. While in this city she will
be the guest Of the New Century
Club II is earnestly hoped by the
officers OF the club that as many
members as possible will be present
at the meeting on Monday, both TO
hear the many helpful messages that
she Will bring a fellow club associ-
ates, and 10 give her a hearty well
come while In this city.
Evening journal., 1920-09-18

dancing featured the evening.
The club decided to hold its first
dance at the Auditorium on Friday
evening. October 1. A series Of
dances and entertainments will be
held by the club during the fall and
winter season.
Evening journal., 1920-09-18
Roo Roo CIIR RFCFpTION

An informal reception and musical
was held by the KOo Koo Club last
evening at the home OF Miss Helen
Bowe. ii07 Rodney street. All the
members Of The club were present A
novel musical program, followed by
Evening journal., 1920-09-18


Charles yesterday
success o principal
parade spruance
this
Spruance daughier the
j.
mother
Evening journal., 1920-09-18
SMYRNA PERSONALS

Special 10 The Evening Journal.
SMYRNA. Sept. iS-Nir. and Mrs
John H. Gcarhari OF Brooklyn. y. Y.
who have been guests OF Mrs. Alex
ender Farics. lefl yesterday for Lake
George
Mrs. Frank Busser and daughter
lol Germantown. Pa. have been visit
ing Mrs. Joseph Beckett and daugh-
Mrs. n. II. clifton. Mrs Eugene
b Davis, Mrs. r. T. C0rley. Miss Berihn
:. Smithcr and Miss Edith Rerk wore
g enterlainedNt Bridge" hv Mrs. Stew
j. arr Clark at Delaware CITY rc,cnilv
J. Mrs, Ethel R0zcrs Magnl and SON 81
n Denver, Colorado. are visiting Mr. and
n Mrs. Samuel Rogers.
Il Mrs. Jean Alley has returned a
Kansas CITY after a visit with he
parents.
MI Robert Hin entertained al Naaman'
: Inn recently. Mrs. J. II. Speakmar
/. Mrs. Eugene Davis Miss France
: Davis and Miss Edith Beck.
3 Mrs Walter T.. Garwood OF lIadd0r
q field \. J., and Mrs. Harry ?. Wcs
= Of ph ladelnhia arc visiting Mr.
Z George Taylor.
Evening journal., 1920-09-18
SUPPER ron the p. a $. nospIr,I.

A chicken supper Will be held al
The p. and ;. bazaar on Monday even
ing ny an the Methodist Episcopal
Lewis OF ii0i West sixth street Is
chairman OF the committee i'm charge
OF tue supper. The following menu
Evening journal., 1920-09-18
HOFFFCKER "Yn ELECTS.

Al the september meeting or the
HOffecker Y. p b.. held last evening
at the home OF Mrs. Samuel w Bur
mite. 30 South Clayton street the fol-
lowing officers were elected: Arthur
Bowen. president: Anna Farra, vice
president: Alice Watson. recording
secretary: Harriet Gamble. CORES
pondilg secretary. Hugh R. Morrison,
treasurer.
Miss Harriet was made parliaben-
tary superin .endent: Miss Anna Simp-
kins, social superintendent and pianist
Miss Grace Dougherty. assistant su-
perintendent: Miss Lillian Burnite,
flower superintendent; Alvin Burnite,
press superintendent Miss Florence
Samworih. devotional superintendent.
The collectors were chosen as fol-
lows: Miss Florence Samworth, Media
Moffeit and Anna Sara.
Miss Media Mome.l was appointed
delegate TO the Delaware state Con
vention. which will be held at Har-
rison street NJ. +. Church, October
49, "a, and H.
The nexl meeting Of the Y. p. B.
will be held October IS. at the homo
Of Miss Anna Farra, 1909 West Second
street.
Evening journal., 1920-09-18

ley. afler an extended honeymoon.
VIII make their home at i7i0 Wash
lngion street.
Evening journal., 1920-09-18
Clubs

At the meeting of the Women's
Club OF Newport. held yesterday
afternoon AZ the home OF Mrs. Enoch
smith. plans were made for a visit
10 Philadelphia. The trip will be
made some time this month by boat
The FIRST anniversary 4 the club
viii be held on October Z. at the
home Of Mrs W. :. Groome. A lunch
con will mark the occasion. The an
nual elec,on OF officers will be
held al the meeting on October ?. at
The home OF Mrs Jacob stelnbaker.
Mrs. George stuart Mrs. Hurpar
+. Webb aud Mns David Bacr were IN
charge Of the program yesterday after
] noon. Mrs. Euocn -muh nifriain a
I with music. A paper on The New
I p. +. Cathedral 40 WashingtOn' was
read by Mrs W l.. Dun Mrs. George
Frederick rcctcd THE Inventor
Wife" Mis- Nora stuart read an in
/ tcrcsting paper on her recent trip 90
: Port Huron, Michigan
Bollefonie Civic Club VIII meet at ;
O'Clock Tuesday afternoon at th'
home OF Mrs George Hates. 10 10
absence OF The president, Mrs. q. p
Morris, the vice-presideni, Mrs. Jenn'
Eaton. VOL re bon lheu place. Ih
speaker OF the afternoon win be Dr
Josephine White DeLacour. who vii
speak on suffrage"
AlpoWc0 Pleasure Club wishes q
make ii known That while they as
bounced mat The first fan dance o
The season would b. held on Octohe
r The dat, has been changed. and lh
dance VIII be held on Tuesday even
ing. October 3. Invitations for tni
opening dance will b. sent on. by th
dance committee on Monday
Delaware Branch. lniernalioi pa
/ Sunshine society. VIII hold us frs
I fan meeting on Mo,day evening a
| the home of Miss Mary l.. Robinson
I Th'rty-ninih and Market stree Is
/ Plans FOR the winter work viii be dis
cussed All nemb RS are urged % b'
present.
The Womsn's Club. or Richardson
PARK. will meet on Tuesday after
noon ai iho home OF Mrs. Wynarc
Baylis. Much new business will De
discussed. The club Will hold a bake
today at the Elmhursi store 4 re-
port OF this bake VIII be given at the
meeting.
Friends Of Mrs. G. p Morris. presi-
dent OF the BcllefOnle Civic Club
viii b. glad 10 know that she is rap
dly cOnvalescine from a recent opera
tion. She Is a patient IN The Home
opaihic Hospital but expects to 20 10
her home at Bellefonte in a few days