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Evening journal., 1920-10-02

Ine recently appointed chapel cam
mlttee, whose chairman is Miss Edna
Pratt and faculty members, Miss Dor
Othy Wolf and Miss Gladys Pratt, has
now arranged a sort Of movable pro-
gram for the chapel periods. one
morning each week is to he given
over to a business meeting Of one Of
The college organizations: one morn
ing the students are TO be addressed
by a preacher. the other three morn
ings are TO be devoted TO music and
outside speakers.
During the chapel period on We'd
nesday morning Miss Mabel TebO, the
president Of the dramatic club. out
lined the plans Of that organization
for the coming year All during
the year the energies OF the club are
to be bent toward making the outdoor
play. given in June by the dramatic
club OF the Women's College and
Delaware College, a great success
Three other short plays will he given
during the year. One OF these Will
probably be a play i'm the French. The
new French students aid will be in
valuable in this work. outside
speakers will address the club on Va
rious subjects concerning the pro-
| duction Of plays and pageanis. Par
/ ticuar attention Will be paid TO the
use Of the voice in everyday life as
well as on the stage. Dean Robinson
/ has been elected faculty member OF
/ the executive board of the club. The
! faculty advisory board consists Of Or
| +. NJ X. Foster. Miss Dorothy Wolf
| and Miss Rachel Taylor.
| on Thursday morning Or. Cooper
Of the Service Citizens Association
addressed the students He gave his
ideas concerning life. literature anC
art. With him. religion and art ar,
. life or are nothing. The girls appre
ciated his beautiful ideas very sin
cerely.
During the week there has beer
much curiosity aroused by a number
! Of posters reading: why go q
Chapel?" DO You Like Gossip
| Coming Events Cast Their Shadows
Before Them" The mystery was re
Vcaled on Friday morning when DR.
Foster announced that the answer Il
the puzzling questions was the WON
ems College Reporter He then OK
planned the uses Of a college pape
and as faculty member Of the STAFF o
the Reporter, urged the girls 10 co
operate with the stan in order &
make the paper a greater success
than ever before.
There was much excitement con
Evening journal., 1920-10-02

Mr. and Mrs. A. b. Staylon, Of 2600
Boulevard and Mr. and Mrs Harvey
r. Booker. of l07 West Twenty sixth
street, have returned from motor
trip through Northern Pa, New York,
Canada and The New EnglandEStaies,
stopping al Boston, AuSable tachsm,
Bethlehem Crawford Notch, Lost
River. Poland Springs. Saratoga
Springs. Portland. Montreal, Lake
George and Lake Champlain.
on the r. turn trip they stopped a
few days at PETERBOROUGH. New
Hampshire where Miss Audrey G.,
Slayton is attending the Sargent
Camp.
Mrs. u. Fletcher Brown. Of i0lO
Broome street. entertained at tea yes
tfrday 10 honor OF Mrs. Franklin
Duane. Of 1918 West Fourteenth street
The visit to this city Of the RI
Rev. Herbert Bury. d. d., Anglican
Bishop Of Central Europe will be OF
interest TO Wilminglonians WhiIe
hcre. Bishop Bury Will be the guesi
Of the Rev. and Mrs. Frederick NJ
Kirkus. Mr.. and Mrs Frank g. Tall
man viii entertain at dinner this eve
ning in his honor, covers 10 be laid
for twelve. Tomorrow Dr. and Mrs
Charles l.. Reese will entertain in his
honor. The visit will terminate on
next "Wednesday
Mr.. and Mrs. William Harrison
Davis. OF Milford. who have been
spending part Of the summer with
their son, Edward NJ. Davis. OF this
city. al his cottage al Atlantic City
have returned home. accompanied boy
their son.
Friends of p. ID. Thatcher. OF i60s
Pennsylvania avenue will be glad Ca
earn that he is rapidly recup IA. ne
from rece1t Illness.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Wilson have re-
Evening journal., 1920-10-02

Women s College NOteo

by RUTH ANNE RUSSELL

cerning the poster reading WHY 10
to Chapel?" II was torn down BE-
cause some well.< Mentioned personv
feared Bolshevik mdencies in Inc
college Howev0 the college Is YET
safe and sane.
On Tuesday evening. a meeting %
the students in Residence Hall was
called by the student head Of the
house, Miss Ruth Bennett. These
meetings are the means by which the
girls express their opinions concern
ing the ways in which lheir living t.
eether may be made easier
on Thursday evening at 7 O'clocr.
Dean Robinson told the new girlt
about the ideals of the college and
urged them to help in the keeping OF
these ideals.
A siringed instrument club is 10 be
formed at the WOmen's College. The
first meeting will be held on Monday
evening, October 4.
Miss Helen Fisher has been elect
ed business manager Of the Glce Cluh
for the coming year At present
there are twenty-five members in the
club
on Friday. She has recently present
ed the library some much needed
Miss Mary E. Rich. who was this
wear appointed field secretary in edu-
cation has Just returned from her
first field trip. Laurel was the first
place 10 be visited by Miss Rich in her
new work. Not only Will she urge the
| high school pupils TO come to college,
! but will follow up this work by plac-
ing the teachers trained in college in
| the schools Of the State.
The rainy weather has prevented
much work in athletics since college
! opened Hockey practice has begun
| and the tennis courts have been in
use when the weather permitted. The
| Juniors and Sophomores would like
very much 10 have game of basket
| ban before the cold weather arrives.
The Junior Bonfire was held last
evening This was the entertainment
given by he Junior Glass Of tho
Women's College for the Freshmen
Glass. The Freshmen Glass OF Della
ware College was also invited 10 attend.
/ Although the night was cold. every
one had very enjoyable time. the
"doggies' and pickles disappeared
very quickly. To make getting ac-
quainlod easier both guests and host
esses were tagged with their names
Dancing began at o'clock and con-
tinucd until 10.
Evening journal., 1920-10-02
Y. W. C. A. NEWS

Mandolin classes Of the Y. w. C. A.
will begin Wednesday evening, Oc-
tober i3. at the club rooms. sol Mar
ket street. The classes this year will
be under the direction of Charles r
Edwards The beginners class will
be held from 7.t5 to S.i5 o'clock. and
the advanced class will he held the
hour following. The "I. W." extends
an invitation to both men and women
Of this city to join these classes.
Blue Triangle Boosters Club will
meet on Monday evening This is The
first fall meeting Of the club. All
members are asked TO attend.
A staff meeting Of the Y. w. C. A.
will be held on Tuesday morning, at
30 o'clock at sol Market street A
full attendance is desired.
Holiday House Committee will meet
on Tuesday afternoon at the club
rooms. Much new business will be
discussed.
Evening journal., 1920-10-02

The season OF the Girl Reserve
Corps Will open in this city next
week Meetings have been arranged
for TIE various corps. The clubs are
planning many little interesting af-
fairs for the coming year. The pre-
limnary function of The reserves Was
a rally held last evening at the club
rooms, sol Market street. sixty
members OF the corps from all over
this city were present. Many plans
for the winter work were discussed.
It was decided 90 give a banner to
the first corps which obtains a mem
bership of 80 AnOthec banner Will
be given 10 the corps which by jan
uary 4 receives the greatest number
Of hOnOrs, the hOnOrs Of each mem
ber being added.
Another interesting item discussed
last evening was the fact that vol
.unteer workers are earnestly desired
for the girls work. With the OPEN
mg of the season there are not suf-
iicient numbers OF leaders 30 carry on
the work that means so much 10
young girls Of this city. Several Of
last years leaders are unable tO
serve this year, due TO the fact that
they have moved from this city. The
"Y. w" will be glad 10 hear from
any young women in this city who
viii be inte ,ested in this work and
feels that she would care TO serve as
leader Of one Of the girl clubs.
Many games were played last eve
ming and music was enjoyed. Refresh
ments were served. Members Of the
| Friendship Club assisted in entertain
/ ing the Girl Reserves, and also aided
in serving refreshments.
Friendship Club will meet ON Mon
/ day afternoon at the club rooms, so
Evening journal., 1920-10-02

street |
Current Events class Of the Wash
inglon Heights Century Club will be
held at 2.3O o'clock Monday afternoon
at the club house, 23O0 Boulevard.
As this will he the first meeting Of
the fall season, 10 Is the earnest
desire OF all officers Of the club that
all members be present Current
| events Will he given by Mrs. H. b.
| Layton. j. oliver Bryson. Of the Will
mingtOu Community Service viii ati-
dress the meeting Music will be
in charge of Mrs stanley steele, Mrs
Frederick Brlnghursl win bring grcei-
ings from The New Century Club Tea
viii be served.
New Era branch Of the Information
lal Sunshine Society viii meet at 230
O'Clock Monday afternoon. October II,
at Sunshine Hail. 1909 Delaware ave
lnue. After the business meeting there
viii be a tea. Mrs W. J. Webster
will be the hostess.
The FIRST big meeting Of the Alert
D. Branch OF the international Sunshine
Society will be held Monday after
noon at Sunshine Hall, 1909 Delaware
. aVcnur There will be an election of
officers and reports from the different
lcOmmitiees. Several new members will
be welcomed into the branch. A re-
, ception will be held for Miss Mary
Carpenter and Mis- AlpEuusu -
. CleaVor. honorary members
r. Monday viii be the NTH hirlhda,
Z Of the branch. II was founded a
- the home Of Mrs Charles \. Slocoml
who then lived at zoos Mawaset ave
lnue.
: Members of the Middlciown New
. Century Club Will give a halloween
= dance in the clubhouse. October ,.
= Madden's Orchestra will furnls music
Blue Rock Community Club vii
o meet on Monday afternoon at IN
3 home OF Nlre Charles Thompson, Hill
crest All members are asked TO b
4 present
I. Tne Ladies' Aid Society OF Elsmer
r Presbyterian Church met last eve
ming at the home Of Mrs. G. Edga
I B nder. Plans FOR The winter wor
were discussed
There will be meeting Of the Nit
n Society OF Grace NJ. =. Church at
\ o'clock on next Tuesday afternoo
In the church house. All member
@ are urged 10 be present. The officer
: Of the society for the coming yea
:. arc. president Mrs. Joshua Conner
/. first Nicc-president. Mrs G.. W pusey
o second vice president Mrs. Iii Men
(. ldinhall: third Vice-pres dent, Mis-
4 sarah Woldin: recording secretary
Miss Rachel Howland, correspondin
secretary, Mrs Harlan Cause; treas
urer, Mrs. a. II. Slaughter.
r. Grace Young W0mans AuXiliar
p OF Grace Methodist Episcopal Churc
will meet on Monday evening at th
Evening journal., 1920-10-02

turned To Wilmington after a wedding
trip Of two weeks, and VIII take up
their residence at the home OF the
brides parents. Mr. and Mrs Elmer
CloWser, 5li North Franklin street.
Mrs Andrew C.. Gray is spending
some time as the guest Of friends In
Ardm0re Pa.
George :. Allmon was a dinner guesa
OF Mr.. and Mrs. John j. DOugherN, OF
20i9 Delaware avenue, on Ihursday
evening
Mrs. W. r.. stevens and daughter
Dorothy returned Yesterday from
ocean CITY y. J Mrs. stevens has
as her guest Mrs Raymond Holiday,
OF Albany. ~ y. who VIII remain n
Milm ngion several weeks. Mrs.
Holiday was a visitor TO Ocean CITY.
Mrs. John JOY. Of Washington, d.
e. is The ecusl of her slstcr-in-law,
Mrs ludson McicrNeN lVO East
Eighth street.
Miss Eleanor Thompson has return.
cd from a two weeks visit 10 hoi
Springs, Va.
Miss Jane Marvel has returned from
Easi Hampton Long Island, where
she spent the weekend.
Mr. and Mrs. George A. Elliott and
family have returned from kcnnc
bunkporl. Maine, where they spent
The summer.
Miss Annie r. Latham NJ the adj
veriising division Of the DUPONT Com
pany has returned from vacation
spent az Concord, Boston, and Mar
blchead. Mass.
Mrs. Herbert Bolley, 1912 Lowering
avenue. who recently spent some time
Evening journal., 1920-10-02
| So G lie GcX-

in Massachusetts, has returned home
Mrs. Josephine Murphy. is spending
a month In Luke, Md, as the guest
Of Mrs. Claude Kooken.
Mrs George ~ Davis entertained
several intimate friends last Friday
evening at dinner pariy at Naman s.
Ia honor Of Judge
Davis birthday anniversary.
Miss y. lille Blau, Of New York,
and Miss Gertrude Bleiberg. OF Bait
more. are spending some time Win
Miss Dors Richer.
Mrs Ella Durham, Of 52S East
Eighth street. has returned nome
afler a months visit with relatives
in various cities In New Jersey.
William Francis Charles Beth, Mrs,
Cora Hcnold. Mrs. r. H. Smith and
Mrs. Warren @ Roosevelt, Of Black
bird. were visitors IN Wilmington this
week.
Mrs Virginia Massey ie he guest Of
Mrs s +. Massey al Middleiown
Mrs. VI. T. Barnett and son Taylor
Barnett are visiting Mrs. James Col
lil ms al MiddlctOWn.
Miss Ella Rhodes. ~ Odessa, is ihi
hguesl OF friends here.
Miss Margaret Mccoy is spending
two weeks vacation " w her mother
Mrs j. G. Mccoy at Mlddlctown
Mrs Alma GOhl and. daughters arl
Ilha guests Of Mr. and Mrs b. q
| l0ckcrman. az Townsend
Mr. and Mrs Hughes England re-
lrenlly spent several days In por
! Penn
Evening journal., 1920-10-02
NelUS of the
Y. ". C.. A. Girl
ReSerUe Corps

Market street. All members are asked
e. be present.
The F. l.. C. Club and the Industrial
Girl Reserve Corps will meet on Tues
day evening. Both corps are planning
to hold ukelele class in the near
future. Plans for the class will be
discussed on Tuesday evening.
True Blue Corps will hold a party
for The members Of the freshman
class OF the Wilmington High school
on Wednesday afternoon. The conf
miltee in charge is planning an ill
teresting time.
The following meetings have heen
arranged for next week for the differ
ent corps. Members will please note
that many Of these are not stated on
ilc program: pOcdiiuntas Corps. We'd
nesday afternoon. o'clock; Camp
Fire Girls and the Eistlake Corps,
Thursday afternoon; OriOls Corps and
the Good Fairy Corps, Thursday
aflernoons Hiawatha Corps. Friday
gfternOOn: WalJ..i CORPS Monday
afternoon, $3.50 o'clock.
There will be a meeting OF the
Girls Work committee at 4 O'CLOCK
on Tuesday afternoon. The Leaders
Round Table will hoid a luncheon on
Wednesday. Winter plans Will be dis
cussed.
! Members Of the Camp Fire enjoyed
a theatre party at the Playhouse last
evening. The affair was held in honor
of two guests from Baltimore, Mrs.
William butner. chief director Of the
Camp Fire Girls, Of Baltimore. and
Miss Lola 1ebbs, who is an assistant
B. Mrs 3utler
Evening journal., 1920-10-02

coreopss Branch OF the lntcrna- =,
tional Sunshine Cociely vii hold It's
lrsi meeting Of The season on next !
Monday evening at Sunshine Hall, iiO9 !
Delaware avenue.
The new Lihrar us Branch OF The
society will hold an organization
meeting on next Wednesday evening
at Sunshine Hall.
Delaware Divsoin Of the lnterna-
ti0nal Sunshine Society will hold a
rummacc sale on october i3, at ia
Tatnall street Donations will gladly
b. received by Mrs. W. N. Stevenson,
OF 40 West Tweniy-second street
The Richardson Park Cvics Club
viii meet az 2.30 next Tuesday after
noon al the home OF Mrs. Erwin
Robinson. OF Marcella avenue, Ashley.
A fun attendance Is desired
A meeting OF the Girls Friendly So
Getty OF old SWedes Church was held
al the home OF Mrs Robert w
T0mlson. OF 1881 Park Place last
Wednesday. Plans for The fal sea-
son were discussed with much en-
ihusiasm II was decided 10 obtain
IEnlIIIIr WA ANANNAN"ANAiNa NNWhNAN lRN
mill merry for the girls. Another
meeting was called FOR next Mednes
dav evening. In old SWedcs parson
ace al which a fun attendance j.
desired Afcr The business meeting
soc 81 hour was enjoyed.
Those rreSent were, Mrs. Robert "
TomIlson. Mrs. Oscar Marden. ih
Misses Man Oat Margaret oat. Susi
Bracsin Elsie Welghty, Lulu Count
eous. and June seines.
Mrs Mary \. Hook. chairman o
Tho jell cs pickles and preserve
booth al the recent p and s Bazalf
thanks Tho many friends who do
mated arifics FOR her booth. Espec
rrly interesting was a display o
goods donated by ihe Delaware In
drsiriai Scn0oi. This work was don
hy ne girls and formed an atlractiV
Oihsr donations were receives
f-1r ~ p. g. Ritter Co., Heinz
richardson and Robins, g NIB,
Morrow & CO.. " d. Muil,n. BOOZE
scott and Moore Reeves ParNin Co
I. ppincoii and Co.. Smith Z0llingo
Co T. p Moore, George W. Weaver
Charl-- y Story Press. and Naamai
Tea House
Cseh donations were received from
William shinn & Co.. Mrs. William
Ball. of Elsmcrc. and George klulz.
Automobiles Tor collcc ing "a
ART rles were loaned By. Samuel 7
Green George ". Butt. Harry
Meiien. Albert a. White, William N
MASK, Jr.. Arthur Matihes, Le
COrkran. e. Barker McCullOcb
George W Hook. William Priest an
Miss Kitty Collision.
a cut cmsss vase vas presented 20
c. Erthcl OF 20i Van Buren street
cold pack canner was presented .
Eugene Grant, OF 290J Lancnaste
avenue SO electric iron was pre-
senild 70 Ellwood Souder, Of IA
Evening journal., 1920-10-02
CATHOLIC CLUB DANCE.

The Young Ladies' Catholic Club
held its opening dance Of the sea-
son last night IN Brownson Hail An
exhibition dance was given by Miss
Edith Quincy and Harold Freeman.
The prize waltz was won by Miss
Agnes McCloskey and Joseph KInley.
Miss Gertrude Herlrich and Joseph
Bachman won ihes spot dance.
A committee composed OF Miss
Grace McDonOugh, Miss Margaret
McClaferiy. Mis- Elizabeth Johnson
Miss Gertrude Hertrich, Mss Marie
Farley and Miss Theresa Murray had
charge Of the affair. Music was fur
nished by Halawel's orchestra.
Evening journal., 1920-10-02
Human Side of Plants
An Editorial by Inc society Ednorl

can taoougy enjoy plants until he or She knows
intimately lhen j. that wonderful discoveries
A for instance Royal Dixon points book
SIDE or Plants there plants that
mimic defend themselves keep standing
squadron Keep and plumber and murder
that athletes
the time Of keep diary build arsp Islands produce
light that that life that
blossoms and fruit and finally that courshps actually
other words plants like human They live They
nature just children
They part Of life.
other plants that walk tf bush white clover
potato and Wandering Pew.
which nourishes North Carolina, noted for It's
o insect
Uircularia lives largely food tiny
minn0Vs other life
plants sedchdren into the world by
decaey nodded arsp Among these the dandelon milk
creation
Plants truly wonderful things Study them
Evening journal., 1920-10-02
]. 7. L. p. Cite DANCE.

The ilrst OF The serios OF dances In
be given by the I. T. F. ?. Club this
winter will be neld tbs evening in
Gilbert studio. Dancing will begin
at Q O'Clock and WI continue until
midnight.
The members OF the club are the
NJ sses Elizabeth Anne Gibney Cath
crime Hass0n Mary c. Higgins and
Marion Kershaw.
Evening journal., 1920-10-02
1B i RI h S

POND-Io Mr. md Mrs. Elmer Pond.
Of 1881 West -hird street, on Oetoal4-
. son.
SEAEAN-To Mr. and Mr. Hicbard Sea.
man OF 2Ol1 Harrison street. at the
Homeopathic Hospital, on September
-, daughter
WEBSTER-To Mr.. and Mrs / waltz
Webster, Of Clarified Pa. at thS
Homeopathic Hospital, on SeptembsT
q, son.
PYLE-To Mr.. and Mrs. Robert pyle ~
Arden, Pa, al the Homeopathic Hos
pital, on September 2S. daughtet.
SINCLAlR-ro Mr.. and Mrs ClifeonS
sinclair Of 1904 Market street at tka
Homeopathic Hospital on Septeaas-1S
2o, son.
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/ Clubs

home of Mrs. C.. r. lszard, 1902 Jack
son street. The devotional services
will be in charge Of Mrs. f. Il. Ack-
art. Miss Bessie Foster will be in
charge of the program
Bellefontc Civics Club viii meet at
. o'clock on Tuesday afternoon az
the home Of the president, Mrs. q.
p Morris. Much business will be
discussed at this time. One Of the
many items to be talked over is the
erection of the waiting station at
/ Marion avenue. All members are
asked to attend this meeting.
The executive board will meet on
Monday next evening at The home
Of Mrs. Morris.
The opening dance Of the season
| OF The AlpOWcO Pleasure Club Will
be held on next Tuesday evening in
the New Century Club. Dancing viii
1 DE enjoyed from until 1 o'clock.
/ Music viii be furnished by a ten
piece orchestra. The commtte In
charge has made many plans for 10
and new and novel decorations along
with unique feature dances Will make
the evening an enjoyable one.
i Hbrfecker y. p. B. will meet on
October 70. at The home Of Miss Anna
Farra, 1909 West Second street An
interesting program Is being arranged
The fan season Of Caesar Rodney
Chapter. d. 4. r., will open on next
Tuesday afternoon. when the first of
the chapter meetings of the year vii
} be held. The meeting is called fol
2.30 o'clock at the New Century Club
All members are asked 20 be present
Mrs. James II. Scott, regent will pre-
side and Is planning many activities
! to be taken up this year.
The monthly meeting Of the Wawa
set WOmen's Club will be held a
I 3 o'clock next Tuesday, at the hom
, OF Mrs. Charles Warner 1911 Wes
- Eleventh street Every woman II
E Wawaset Park is requested to b
present at the meeting as reports vii
be read OF the recent lawn fete an
. matters Of interest talked over i
% connection with the child health cen
r ter at Ninth and Union streets.
The executive board of The Inter
national Sunshine Society Will NEE
p ON "Wednesday afternoon, October
D ct NNU0iAlHN AAAilr itNN ANiiuN NIN ave
! inue. All members are asked 90 al
S tend this meeting as much new bus
5 mess will be discussed
4; Washington Heights Branch Of On
, Sunshine Society will hold a bak
e. next Saturday al the Wilmington Ga
, COmpany's ofllcc for the benefit ,
, blind babies. Contributions Of cake
Z pies, rolls. and home made bread ar
b. asked. These are 90 be sent 10 On
office OF the gas company on On
morning OF the bake or Will be calle
y for II Mrs. Frank e.. Sparks, Ga Wcs
B Twentieth street. Phone 1921, O
e. Mrs. William W. Lewis. 1908 Monro
: street, Phone 6075-J will be notified.
The first fan meeting OF the Penr
II sylyania system, Women's Mului
N Aid, Will be held at o'clock o
Monday afternoon in the assembl
room OF the Pennsylvania Railroa
Building. Front and French sireet
Mrs. Gamble Latrobe. general super
N inlendcnt, will preside, and Is anXiOu
n FOR a large attendance
n This meeting VIII be I'm the natur
II OF "get-tOgether' affair. Plans and a,
II tiVities for the coming year viii D
n discussed. The h0stesses for MOI
II days meeting will be the wOme
Il from the Maryland division.
d -O-O
Evening journal., 1920-10-02
DELAWARE LEAGUE
OF WOMEN VOTERS

Mrs Oliver Johnson, Of 81 Louis.
who is addressing classes in citizen
ship under the auspices Of the Del
aware League OF Women Voters will
speak tonight to an assemblage at
the home Of Francis Whiteman, at
Elsmere.
on Monday afternoon Mrs. johnson
will speak at No. ~ School and in
the evening at the Wilmington High
school She will take as her sub
pcct. THE Executive. Power Of the
Government and will specially dis
cuss the President and Cabinet 40
the meeting Monday evening in the
High School, John p. Nields VIII
talk on the laws Of Delaware, and the
state constitution. concerning which
he has written a booklet for guidance
Of women voters.
Meetings will be held by Mrs. John
son every night next week in the
High School after which she will
make a trip down the State. Yes
terday afternoon she spoke IN No i2
School and Rst night in the commu-
nifty room Of the Wilmington High
The meetings were largely attended
by women. many OF whom carried
pencils and notebooks TO lot down
points Of interest. Mrs. A. n. War
ner presided and gave instructive
! talks on legislation. Mrs. Jane Pen
newill, recording secrelOry OF the
League, reviewed the history Of lht
woman mOvem nt and urged her
hearers TO insist upon clean morals
and hish standards in politics.
Evening journal., 1920-10-02

p. X Smedley. whose marriage to
Miss Ida Bar,ram will take place
this afternoon.
Those who enjoyed the occas on
were: the Misses Florence Bracken,
Claire Maguyre. Mary Hirzel. Mrs.
Minnie B Williams. Mrs. II Ida Car. y
Rose: Lews BrOsius. a. W. Brilely,
Harold +. Thompson, Paul Fair
banks. Joseph Brosius. Malcolm Bro
sius, Ernst Peoples and Merle Rey-
nolds,
Evening journal., 1920-10-02
MssIONARY SocIErY MEETING.

hiSNiONAin SOtlEi1 MELTING.
sionary Auxiliary viii hold its Open-
ing meet ng at lhc home OF Mrs l.. r
lszard, OF 1902 Jackson street. on Mon.
day evening. October a. The devo.
lions viii be In charge Of Mrs 2. G
Ackart, while Miss Bessie Foster MI
have the topic OF the rvening.