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Evening journal., 1920-07-21

The loss OF pound or two Of
weight makes very little difference to
the adult, but it is a serious matter
for a young baby A pound or two
loss means as much TO the baby
as ten or fifteen pounds does to the
adult, for ii is ten percent or more
Of his total body weight.
II a baby fails 10 gain in weight
for several weeks, or loses pound or
two, it becomes noticeable. But the
average daily gain IN weight for the
first year is so small that IL cannot
be detected without weighing.
When baby fails 10 gain the re-
Quired number of ounces for even
one week. il means that there is
something wrong with him or the
food. Whatever it is, it should be
remedied at once. To delay until
baby mas lost weight for several
weeks, or until the loss Of weight
reaches Il pound or two always les
sens the baby's chances Of prompt
recovery.
1t 81 very much easier to keep a
young baby well and gaining steadily
than il is TO have him regain lost
weight or TO get him we'll again once
he has become ILL., For these reasons
a mother should weigh the young
baby every week until he is nine
months old and after that at Least
every two weeks until he is one
year old. From infancy until he
enters school the child should be
weighed at least once a month.
The average baby weighs a little
over seven pounds at birth. He
doubles his weight at six months
weighing ordinarily fourteen pounds
He triples it at one year, weighing
about twenty-five pounds II is be-
cause Of his rapid growth that a
baby must have the right kind Of food
Evening journal., 1920-07-21

Mrs. William l.. Todd and her
dauehicrs. the Misses Mary, Lydia and
Elizabeth Todd. are spending the
week at the home Of Mrs TOdd's Sis
ter, Mrs. NJ c. O'Brien, at Rehohoth.
Mr. and Mrs. l.. T. Jefferis and fam
lily, Of this city, have cottage at
Ocean Gate, y. j. Mr.. Jenferis motors
there for over the weekend
The Rev. John W. r. sumwalt left
on sunday evening for battle-ground
Indiana, where he will spend ten days
While away Dr. Sumwalt will act as
dean Of the EpwOrih League Institute.
20 be held at battle-ground
Mr.. anj Mrs. Clarence J. pyle and
Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Endcrs motored
10 Ocean City, Md and Salisbury,
Nd. over the weekend Upon their
return trip they stopped at Delmar
for Miss Merral pyle who had been
visiting relatives there for the last
ten days.
The Misses Helen and Mary Alrich
are spending their vacation at Re-
hoboih.
Miss Anna S. White, OF 9O7 North
Jackson street, is spending this week
at Wildwood, n. J.
Mr.. and Mrs. Loe j. Martin. OF 23O5
/ Washington street are on an extend
ed trip to Niagara Falls. Buffalo and
Canada.
Mrs. q. B. Street and family are
Occupying the lrcneo dupont collage,
at Neninor until August 4
Elmer r. Bennett. Of Harrisburg,
Pa, is spending two weeks with his
sister. Miss Bessie Bennett, pastor
assistant at Grace NJ Z. Church
Mrs. Frank /. Boynton and son and
daughter, Mr.. and Mrs L. d. Both
we'll. Will spend The month OF Au-
gust at the Sholburno, Atlantic City.
Miss Corinne C. Mendnhan ha:
gone 10 Cedar Lake, Wisconsin, foi
the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Gordon Jackson
have returned from Buffalo, Niagara
Falls. Windsor and klngsyille, ont.
and Detroit Mich. where they were
I NNA'N NAAAN"N ~ 'Ahs NNN hNWh y NNHN'A
Mrs. 4. $, Bacon.
Deputy Attorney-Genoral y. Warren
Green, Chandler Hendrickson. HoNaff
p. Young and William Frederick. oil
this cilyi were visitors at RohohOlt
over the weekend
Miss Catherine Evans Is spending
the summer with her aunt, Miss Mer
ritt CUMMINGS. at Chadd's Ford, Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Lawler IN,
family have returned home afte
spending two weeks at Lorewo9
Grove.
Charles r. Munday and Martll
Bradley have returned home from
fishing trip at Lorewood Grove.
Mrs John r Bird has some TO kene
lbunkport, Nc, for a month. Mr. Bir,
will 80 TO kenncbunkpor later
Mrs. William Coync has relurnc,
from a six weeks visit With relatives
in The west
The Misses Blanche Burke, Mar,
ManhVe. Margaret Mckcnna anl
Mary McGowan. employees ol The Bel
Telephone Company, are spending thl'
Evening journal., 1920-07-21

and spend most Of his time sleeping.
The following table OF weights and
measures represents the average baby
A baby may weigh more or less and
still be entirely normal.
The regular increase in weight is
OF more importance than conforming
to a table.
End of 4 week normal baby should
weigh Z pounds; end Of weeks nor
NAL baby should weight pounds 6
ounces; end Of weeks normal baby
should weigh 7 pounds IA ounces
end OF weeks normal baby should
weigh s pounds 6 ounces; end Of 3
weeks normal baby should weigh s
pounds to 8 pounds "A ounces; end
Of 6 weeks normal baby should weigh
9 pounds to pounds 6 ounces; and Of
Z weeks normal baby should weigh Q
pounds 8 ounces to 9 pounds ii
ounces; end OF weeks normal baby
should weigh pounds ii ounces to
10 pounds. end Of 9 weeks normal
baby should weigh 10 pounds to 10
pounds 8 ounces; end Of 10 weeks
normal baby should weigh 10 pounds
6 ounces to 10 pounds "A ounces; end
OF II weeks normal baby should weigh
10 pounds 10 ounces to II pounds
ounces; end Of II weeks normal baby
should weigh fl pounds to II pounds.
After the twelfth week the baby
should gain on an average OF four
ounces a week.
Questions relating to Baby Care and
TO problems Of maternal and childish
health will be answered direct by
mail. Address
BABY HEALTH EDITOR,
u. ;. Health Service,
Washington, ID. c.
Be sure to give your full name and
address, and please mention the
name OF this newspaper
Evening journal., 1920-07-21
cnnLnREN GNE coNCEnr.

An interesting musical program was
presented last evening by the pupils
OF Miss Angela b. Curran at her home
al Bellcf0nlc. Parents and friends OF
the children attended. Following Is
the program our Clock. chorus /;
WALTZ of the Flower Fairy Esther
Cartwright; school Room" piano,
Eycyne Montgomery; Ding Dong
Bell piano. Anna Tucker; Lullaby. 1"
piano. Robert Jack; pillow Time, -"
solo. Mildred Miberg. Elizabeth Meg
ginson: "rhc Mil Wheel" Elizabeth
Quadc: Fun In the playroom.' Mary
Jamison; by the Woodland Spring, p"
solo, Isabella Foulk, Esther Cart
wright, Little Flower Dance Grace
Hodge, "Frolicksomo Moments "
George Martin: "nido a Cock Horse, %
Mildred Wiberg; Round The Christ
mas Tree" Elizabeth Moggnson; "A
Twilight ldyl." Ethel Mackenzie
'Millie's Prayer" George Martin
Tender Farewell" isabella Foulk
"Thc Cottage by the Sea" chorus.
Evening journal., 1920-07-21
KOMUs KLUB sOCIALABLE.

Fifty members Of the Komus Club at
tended the meeting and reception held
last evening at the home or Miss Ann
Eckert. Dancing and games were en-
ioyed. Harold Mason and Samuel
Crossan sang several solos. Mr.. CrOs-
san recited a mOnologue on Did You
Ever See My Girl?' which won much
favor. Later Mr.. Mason and Miss
Marie Hageman gave an exhibition
dance Refreshments were served
while the clubs nOur-piece orchestra
played several selections.
The club has been active during The
summer months, having given severa
striwrides. parties. hikes. plcnics anC
boat rides Preparations are under
way for an opening dance Of the sea
son, 10 be held in September.
Evening journal., 1920-07-21
We ddlim@SS

The wedding Of Miss Ruth NJ
Lackcy. daughter Of MIR and Mrs.
Frank p Lackey. Of 907 Van Buren
street, and Frank NJ Forstburg, Of
Village Green. Pa, took place at noon
today, in Grace NJ. f. Church. The
ceremony Was performed by the Rev.
J. NJ. Lands. friend OF the grooms,
from Shamokin, Pa. ssisted by the
Rev. Ralph Minker, assistant pastor
OF Grace NJ. Z. Church.
The bride was given in marriage by
her father Her only attendant was
Miss Alne Icfferis. Of this city. Mr..
Forslhurg had as his best man.
Francis VI. Erdman. Of Shamokin, Pa.
The wedding music WAS played by
Norris c. Morgan.
The bride Wore a pretty white
georgetle crepe dress with white
gsorgelte crepe hat The bridal
bouquet was shower OF bride
roses, lupin and orchids. The maid
OF honor wore a pretty green organ
die frock with large leghorn hat Her
bouquet was Ophelia roses and pink
pond lilies.
Following the ceremony a reception
was held at the home OF the brides
parents, only inc immediate idInll-
les and most intimate friends attend
ing Decorations at the house werl
palms and baskets OF cut flowers.
, This afternoon Mr. and Mrs. Forst-
burg left on a motor trip through the
New England Siaies and uron their
return they will live at Cedar Lawn
Farm, Village Green Pa.
on Monday evening several girl
friends of The bride gave her a shower
and presented her With a large pic
ture. Last evening the bride enter
iained her maid Of honor at dinner
The groom also entertained a. bis
home The best man and The Rev. Mr.
/ Lands
II will be remembered that for The
past two wears Mrs Fr0siburg has
been physical director al the vii
minglon High school she, is
graduate OF that institution. as wei
as Of Temple University, philadel
phis. Mr.. Forsthurg Is a graduate o
! Franklin-Marshall ACADEMY and
! Franklin-Marshal College
Miss Martha jackson. Of salisbury
Md and Edward v Bolts. ~ Fir d
erica. We're married In Elklon on
July i3 by the Rev. Mr. Moore. Mr.
and Mrs. Belts are residing in VII
mingtOn but will make their future
home In Chicago.
Evening journal., 1920-07-21
The Tchega

by Society Ediiorl
Many Wimngionans
popular exception
greatly modified Germany introduced from
England about 1912
Millions have been learning The one-sicp fox-trot
trained several years
Finally they achieved such proficiency
toll that twisted ier them counting
perate concentration Of mental effort.
"At lastr they cried. We've itr
the displaced
by dance introduced the International
Dancing Teachers a Paris
It's called the ichega
The Slow then quick with stamping
Very SPANISH
dncu
or become reports
those wo-siep
recently cost OF time patience
Those who learn all of their EFFORT
wasted Those wait TOO long
hard ifel
Evening journal., 1920-07-21
JUNIOR LEAGUE
KEEPS SETTLEMENT

Under the auspices OF the Junior
League the health center at $50 Kirk
wood street. since opening two weeks
ago has proved OF great benefit 10
his city. This newly purchased
building Is a home where clinics may
be held and 1t is a dispcnsary for
milk. The house is well adapted for
the purpose OF a welfare center.
While many contributions have
been given TO The Junior League io
carry on this excellent work, dona-
hons may sui be sent 90 the officers
Of the league.
In The fan the Junior League mem
pers are planning 20 give series oi
dances. which are 90 De known as me-
small and early's" The money
from these dances viii 80 toward M
support OF the Health Confer end
child welfare work
Evening journal., 1920-07-21
no OPEN NEW CANNING CLASS.

Mrs Nellie Z snyder who has con-
Quoted a number Of classes In home
economies in This city. will open
classes In canning and preserving at
ha Friends school. under The aus
picos OF The Community Service and
Range, In charge of girls and Women's S
work for The service. Thursday morn
ing Those who wish lo enter the cam
ming classes should make application
lal Friends school on the morning
the lessons begin. These classes Will
be conducted particularly for those
who have community gardens
Evening journal., 1920-07-21


Miss Of the connected with the
Womens secretary to
Dean Wnd Robinson and she has been building her
popularity with faculty the student body Incidentally
the people Newark esteem highly and regard her
them with all the rights lights and benefits which such
regard,
ability secretarial
she be valuable asset to the Women College
as IS the J. which she resides
is Wilmington life
daughter
o a Miss Martha
the Wilmington Country Club
The this sketch ahleuay Inclined She
Club college
Madame Laapooosa plays her role uousy and enec
lively Of the carnlvals held / Newark
assistance she
accomplished much that line
secretary the
66 9 exceedingly
building enrolment for
the college
Evening journal., 1920-07-21
| S G lie T,z

week at Atlantic City.
Miss Marion Dunham is spending
some time at Cape May.
Mrs. w. A. swlmley, Of Winchester
Va, and Miss Ruth y. Guyer Mr..
and Mrs William r. Foard and son,
Merrill. spent sunday with friends al
Smyrna
Mr.. and Mrs. j. W. Denning, Of 100
n jackson street. are spending a
month at Betterton, Md.
The Misses Ruth Redman. OF Coates
VILE. Pa, and Mary Hawke, OF
parksburg Pa. are the guests Of Mr..
and Mrs Charles y. Walker.
Misses Margaret Francis and Anna
McGoldrlck left on Sunday for a two
weeks visit 10 friends and relatives
In Boston. Mass; Portland, Maine
and Concord, ~ II.
Mrs. James +. bunker. Of 90i Madl-
son street, is spending a month with
! her daughled Mrs. Alfred Tr0sch. In
Rochester. n. Y.
Miss Blanche e. Chids, Of Boston, is
| The guest Of Miss Margaret J. Nc
Elwce, OF Roselc.
Miss Marion Macfarlane Of 1919
/ ShallcrOss avenue has returned home
after spending a week with Miss Pau
! line purncll at Berlin, Md
Register OF wills Isaac r. Brown is
confined TO his home with a slight
Illness.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Heal have rc-
/ turned from visit TO MIR and Mrs
Kenneth Cross, at Delaware City.
Miss Helen Parivs, o2i Adams
street. has returneded from a trip to
/ New York
Mr.. and Mrs Harry G. Lawson, Of
! Atlantic city, arc visiting relatives In
Wilmington.
Mr.. and Mrs Clayton D. Applel
and daughter Kathryn Mrs. Lydia
Sentmyer OF Bear and Mrs. James B
| Appley and Mrs Sara Appley ol
Chrstana motored TO Mantua n j.
and spent the weekend with rela-
tives.
Miss Sara Chew OF lantua, n. ].
who has been visiting her grand
parents. Mr., and Mrs. ] b. Appley al
Chrisliana has returned home
Mrs. Henry Ayars and Miss Mar
garet Butter are spending the Wcel
with friends IN Baltimore.
Miss Anna Elliott Is visiting Mis-
sara Chew at Mantua, n. j.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Cleavos. Mrs. J
p. Walker and daughter Margaret
spent the weekend with relatives ii
Almonesson, n. J.
Mrs FAIRIES and sons. OF Chester
spent Sunday with their daughter
Mrs David Cleaves.
Charles Larimore, OF ii6 East SiXtl
street, left here yesterday for Detroit
where he Will attend the Michigan
state Automobile School,
Mr. and Mrs. John poore and dqugh
Ter Nellie. Of Richardson Park, hayl
returned from weeks Vls,i with Mr.
and Mrs. Herman d. Connor at MI
Pleasant.
Mrs. Joseph Mention has recovere,
from a sprained ankle.
Evening journal., 1920-07-21
REMEDIES FOR TIRED
AND ACHING FEET.

To avoid blisters at the heels, ruD
the fiber Of the stocking at the heel
with little CASTLE soap or other
bland soap. This has been found the
best means Of preventing friction.
A remedy for perspiring feet, is
bathing them every other night in
hot water in which a little alum has
been dissolved. After drying, they
should be busted with talcum-pow-
der.
Washing the feet in boracic acid
and busting with boracic acid pow
der, will relieve burning and Itching.
An alcohol rub Will refresh tired
feet.
Evening journal., 1920-07-21
sIINsIIINE TEsTINAL.

There viii be a special meeting Of
the sunshine Branches at sunshine
Hall 100 Delaware avenue tom brow
evening when plans Will be discussed
for the lawn fete and supper 10 be
given at the hall on September 1 and
,. on these dates Alert Branch VIII
repeat the Gypsy festival, which Was
given with such great success some
time ago ID is expected a chicken and
Waflle supper viii be served each
tN. nMg llrgc vii lruDlbiy be
dancing and many other attractions.
All members OF The Delaware Division
OF the sunshine Society are urged TO
be present tomorrow night 50 that
nnal plans may be discussed.
Evening journal., 1920-07-21

The following members OF the Mo-
tor Corps Of the Delaware Chapter Of
the American Red Cross will leave on
Friday for a months stay no Reboboth,
Mrs Ethel Ball St7niar. Mrs Leonard
z. Wales and Mrs. T.-N. Campbell
They viii occupy the Trump cottage
In the absence Of Captain Sianiar, the
Motor Corps service In this city Will
be in charge OF Mrs. Mary ADAMS and
Miss Juliet Mace.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Charles c. Bye. Mr..
and Mrs c. 5. Hammit and Mrs. Al
bert Marks. Of philadelphia, left last
Friday for Wallop's Island, Va,
where they will spend two weeks.
The party motored to the resort
Or. and Mrs. s. C. Frederick have
returned from a three weeks trip in
Cleveland. Ohio, Pittsburgh. Buffalo,
Niagara Falls and Baltimore.
Mrs l.. Heisler Ball. wife Of u. s.
Senator Ball, has returned 10 Wash
ingion. after spending several days
with her mother, Mrs. Mary y. JUS
lis. al Falkland.
Mr. and Mrs r. p. Young. Jr., and
ouic0 lAltidlut lNuHtf Vi NullNlhf dlt
visiting Mr. and Mrs +. p. Young, OF
this city.
Mr. and Mrs. William Gamble, who
are occupying a cottage al Rehoboth
entertained Mr. and Mrs. NOrval &.
Armstrong Of Bellefonie, Mr. and Mrs.
Paul Walraven. Misses May J. and
Blanche II. Mhilcraft. Clara L. Cole
Jennie Long and Marion Gamble, Of
Wilmington and Miss Dora S. Morris
OF Ccniroville, Md, over the week
end.
Miss Madeline owens left today for
Warm Springs, Va, whore she Will
spend a month.
Mr.. and Mrs. Levi X Bowen. the
Misses Olive f. Hcislcr Dora Law,
Margaret Groves and Madeline Dixon,
n. A. M, Knowles r. Bowen, VIII
ham Hoey and Joseph Fairbanks. VIII
form a house party the second week
OF August at Bowers Beach.
Miss Daisy p. Wilson has retudned
from q visit 10 relatives In Rich
mond Va.
Or. and Mrs. Boyd H. Baker are
spending the summer at Weed, Me
Franklin J Murphoy and daughters
Miss Suzanne Murphey and Mrs
Hunter, who are summering at Ocean
City, n j.. are N Wilmington for a
few days
Ms. George w Cox. Mrs. Earl
Hewitt and Earl Hewitt. Jr.. have re-
burned from a vacation at Ocean Gate,
n J.
Mrs. Dennis Buckley and hei
daughter Katherine arc guests ol
Miss Sara Malloy in Atlantic City.
Mr. and Mrs. T. Rodney Cause viii
50 to Atlantic City on Saturday.
Miss Marie Dovino. OF iiO2 Var
Buren street, Is spending scvcra
weeks at Rchobolh.
Mr. and Mrs. J. =. Workman. Mr.
and Mrs. J. d. Walker and Miss Maud
Dennine VIII spend The weekend al
Betierion.
Miss Theresa A. SELLER. Of ii02 N
Harrison street. has returned homs
e.ler visiting friends in ST. Louis
No.
Evening journal., 1920-07-21
TO ATTEND ATHLETIC MEET.

Mrs Gamble Latrohe. general SUI
pcrlntendcnt Of the Southern Division
OF the Pennsylvania system Womens
Mutual Aid, desires that a larse num-
Der of members Of the society attend
the p. b. and w r. r. athletic NEE,
at SWarihmoro College on Saturday
An invitation having been extended 60
sal members of the Womens Aid by
the athletic association. A train VII
leave Wilmington at 1850 O'Clock,
standard time, and arrive al the desii-
nation before starting Of the meet at
a O'Clock.
Evening journal., 1920-07-21
AIpnMCn M0nNIIGnr.

Wnat PROMISES 10 be an eni0yahlo
event viii be the moonlight excursion
10 b' given by the Npowca Club on
Friday evening The trip will be
made on the steamer Brandywine.
An orchestra will be in attendance
for dancing Special novelties will
feature the ride. The boat will leave
Fourth street wharf at 730 o'clock,
I standard time.
Evening journal., 1920-07-21
coon FELLnMS nTTING.

Tho GO0d Fellows Club. of Grace
". z. Church, Will go on a straw ride
tomorrow evening 10 Lenane Park
Member 90 'he "luh and their friend.
y leave the church house at -.
o'clock by large auto trucks This !.
The second ouling that the club ha.
planned This summer. The club {.
planning outings for each week dur
ing the summer months.
Evening journal., 1920-07-21
EAcrS ARnIir AMREn

Amber is said to be one Of the rar-
est and most valuable minerals. 10 is
obtained from the coast Of Samland.
in the eastern Prussian Peninsula,
where are located the only amber
mines known.
Amber is the natural resin OF pre-
historic pine trees, which the sea
petrifled.
Evening journal., 1920-07-21
sPECLALIZEs IN MIis1c.

MIS-. U1arIes D. GrlmI1, OF Si3
Adams street, has registered for
special courses at the summer session
at Boston University. Mrs. Griflth
is specializing in music. The registra-
tion this year at the summer school
is larger than ever before in the his
tory Of the university. Over 500 stu
dents are enrolled in the regular
classes, this being a so per cent. in
crease over the number registered last
year.
Evening journal., 1920-07-21
HnIisEHnIn NOTES

Cold baked beans may be used with
chopped picked beats litlla onion
and sweet pickle on salad leaves.
Flnger-shaped rolls can be split, the
inside removed and lined with fish
paste and lettuce dressed with mayon-
naise.
Evening journal., 1920-07-21
UNIoN YouNc pEopI-E Mrrr

Al a meeting OF the Young peoples
DLrancn Of Union NJ p. Chursh. held
lasi night at the home Of Mrs. Bertha
McCauliey Foster. S22 West Ninth
street reports were made OF the re-
oent w 9. 7. L. encampments at
" ss hieta N. Emerson. of y "
tork. was a guest Afior the routine
hour ensued.
Evening journal., 1920-07-21
FASHIONS AND FADs.

One sees many metallic effects in
evening headdresses.
Coat sleeves are often kimona style.
wide and long.
Evening journal., 1920-07-21
THIS COUPLE Non rNCACFD

Acknowledgment In these columns yes
terday under an Elkton, Nd, date line
Of the engagement Of Miss Anna May
who said the printed statement is
erroneous.
Evening journal., 1920-07-21
Y. W. c. A. NEWS

Communications have been received
from the local Y. w. c.. A. delegates
who are attending the conference at
Camp Nepahwin, Canton Pa, telling
OF the interesting time they are hav-
ing. The party expects to arrive in
this city on saturday. They have
been away for ten days.
The Ayi.a Club met last evening at
the club rooms and made plans for an
entertainment TO be given in the near
future.
Delegates who are to attend the
summer business girls conference at
Camp Nepahwin. Canton, Pa, will
leave this city on August and will
be away until August n. Those who
will attend this conference are the
Misses Ethel Bonham and Marjorie
Robinson, Of the Blue Triangle Boost
ers' Club.
Holiday House entertained a large
group Of young women over the
weekend. and a number Of parties
have been arranged for the remainder
of this week at this delightful place.
This evening 30 members Of a mis-
sionary society from one OF the local
churches will enjoy supper at the
house A group from the Peoples
settlement is also planning 10 go TO
the house this week.
An invitation ,is extended to all
young women OF this city 10 visit
Holiday House and enjoy its hos
pitality during the summer months.
The house is open 10 all girls whether
members Of the association or not.
The house affords great delight TO
visitors. whether for a weeks stay or
for a weekend trip. The Y w. G. \.
extends Ian invitation TO all girls
clubs and societies Of this city to visit
this home-like center and enjoy some
Of the many delightful features.
There are still a few vacancies at the
house for this week and also next.
Registration may be made al any time
at s0i Market street. Miss +. P. Much
more, physical director. is acting as
recreational secretary at the house.
Many young girls and women were
present at the swimming lessons at
the Y. VI. C.. 4. pool yesterday morn
ing. The lessons are being held under
ihe auspices Of the Y. w C. A. While
The classes are we'll filled. few mem
hers can be taken in each Of them.
Registration does not have to be made
In advance Of The lessons. which are
held every Tuesday and Friday morn
ing The classes VIII continue
throughout the entire summer.
Evening journal., 1920-07-21
LAWN FETE AT HOLLY OAK.

The ladies AID Society OF me
Methodist Episcopal Church. OF Holly
Oak, will hold a special meeting at
the church house tomorrow evening.
TO arrange for a lawn social to be
held in the near future.
Evening journal., 1920-07-21
WHO WILL GIVE ON TTREs?

The Junior AuXiliary Of the Homeo-
palhic Hospital is asking contribu-
lions OF old rubber tires and tubes.
which should be sent to the Auto
mobile Equipment Shop, 2ii French
slreei
Evening journal., 1920-07-21
IB i ri n S

LEVENTON-To Mr. and Mrs. Clement
Leventon, Of 541 East Twelfth street,
at the Delaware Hospital, on July II,
daughter
sANDS-To Mr. and Mrs. George Sands,
of 2402 Madison street. at the Della
ware Hospital, on July 10, a daugh-
ter.
HALLARoN-To MT and Mrs. Bene-
dict Hallaron. Of 24 Geddes street.
at the Delaware Hospital, on July 10,
a daughter
sEONTE-To Mr.. and Mrs Alfonso
Seonte Of 1t0i Washington street al
the Physicians and Surgeons Hos
pital, on July IS. a daughter
CICONTE-To Mr.. and Mrs. Pasquale
Ciconte, Of 2i3 Jefferson street, on
July 20. a son.
GREEN-To Mr.. and Mrs John Green,
Of 1920 Pleasant street, on July 20,
a daughter.