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Evening journal., 1920-12-29
MAS An ROSE hill

The Christmas entertainment Dy
members OF the Rose Hill sunday
school took place last Sunday after
noon in the public school building.
The program follows: Alteration
singing, "Hail, Happy Christmas
Day. school; responsive reading
prayer, the Rev Georse T. Street rec
itation. Felix Calhell: recitation, HoN-
ard sutton; recitation, Harvey Burris
solo, Alethea Sutton; dialogue, three
girls: eingin, Ring, Glad Bells,
school. recitation, Harvey sutton rec
itation, Alfred Caihell recitation, Eph-
rain sutton; singing, Christmas
Star school; recitation, Elsie DOlsofA
recitation, Gladys sutton; dialogue
Elizabeth Megginson and Anna Viii
liams; singing. Rejoice and Sing,
school, recitation, Anna Williams, rec
itation, Hattie RenzOn; recitation
Catherine Thompson; recitation. I'd
ward Cathell; recitation, Mildred Pike
recitation, Jennie MegginsOn and Edith
Megginson; singing, There's a Song,
school; recitation, Permelia Thomp
son, dialogue, Mrs. Hewitts class
address, the Rev. George T. Street Of
fering; singing. Angels Singing.
school; distribution OF candy by S
Hickman Hewitt, superintendent
Each teacher was given a presen
by her cass.
Evening journal., 1920-12-29
nAIICUTERS OF 1872 ELECT.

Al a recent meeting OF The NauOnaI
Society, United states Daughters Of
1872. the following officers were
elected: President, Mrs. Thos. Mum I;
first vice president, Mrs. Thomas l..
Boynton: second vice-president, Mrs.
William Y. Bond: third vice-president,
Mrs. ]. Ernest Fluke; treasurer, Mrs.
William X. Reynolds: recording sec
reiary, Mrs. +. p. Moody; correspond
ing secretary, Miss Elizabeth b. Johni-
son: registrar, Mrs. h. II. Woodward
historian. Mrs. John r. Moore; audi
tor. Miss Susan n Russell; librarian
Miss Elizabeth ) Dure; honorary pres
ident. Mrs. Millard f. COrkran.
Evening journal., 1920-12-29
mss DAVIS no RE BRIDE.

AT a delightiuI Iittle parry he'd
on Monday evening at 1907 Washing
ton street, Miss Leanore Davis an
nounced her engagement TO Herbert
z. Jump. The wedding will take
place next autumn Miss Davis for
merly lived in Middletown and Mr.
Jump comes from C0rdova, Md. Both
Of the young people are employed by
the dupont Company. The guests
present were Mrs Mary Records, Mrs
Jarvis, Mrs. Anne 4. Culver, the
Misses Estelle and Frances BeastOn,
Maud Blanche and Elma Deakyne
Sara II. Trice. Nancy Platte. Amanda
Truax and Miss SchOOlmasier
Evening journal., 1920-12-29
p d II E lie S

A surprise party was given on
Sunday evening at Si2 Madison street,
in honor OF the birthday anniversary
OF Miss Rose Druckcr. Many out-of-
town guests were present Miss
Drucker was the recipient Of many
gifts.
A turkey diner was served at the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Cur
rinder on Christmas Day. Among
those present were. Mr.. and Mrs. Al
fred Whiteman, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Culrlnder, Mr. and INis. Waltor Cur
rinder, Mr.. and Mrs. II. W. GrOse, Mr..
and Mrs John First. Mr.. and Mrs.
Leon Powell, Mr.. and Abs. William
Edmandson, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Stew
art, MI and Mrs. Beebe, Mrs. Helen
Pierce, the Misses Dorothe NJ. Powell,
Laura G.. GrOse, Bessie GrOse, Mildred,
Marguerite, Edith, Helen and Hazel
GmTinder,, sara smith, he Mes,rs' c,i.'
Herman +. Gray, Walter >. GrOse,
Charles Cross, Charles CUrrinder, Jr.,
robert Frist, Harry Whiteman and
Clarence Whiteman.
Mrs. Florenc, Wilckens, 603 Harri-
son street, entertained several friends
at dinner on Monday evening.
Those present were: The Miss :
Helen Murphy, Louise Pon, Bessie
MacLary. Emma MacLary, Mrs; Nor
man Karschner, Mrs. Lillian Slaugb
ter, Mrs. Florence Wilckens, Mrs. les
sic Agnew and John and Dean AZ
new.
Members OF the Coo-Coo Welfare
club. composed Of employees OF tht
Wilmington and Philadelphia Trac-
tion Company, held a Christmas parN
at the car barn, Delaware avenue an1
DUPONT street. in the hall a larg'
Christmas tree, beautifully decorat9
with electric light globes, had DeeI
erected The entertainment con
sister OF a minstrel show, music
singing, dialogue and dancing Onclai
of the traction company Joined II
making the affair a gala occasion
The children were not forgotten
santa Claus appeared at each per
? formance and handed out gifts 70
: candy. fruit and nuts to children q
/ employees OF the company. Follow
! ling the evening entertainment
) dance was held.
Evening journal., 1920-12-29
cAnn pAnGN NNn nANCE.

A dance and card party will be given
by Court Of Our Lady OF Lourdes. No.
All, Daughters OF Isabella, on Janu-
airy 3 at the Hotel dupont. Miss Ella
Higgins is chairman and is being as
sisted by the. following committee
Mrs. J. A. Spragg, Miss NJ. Ford, Miss
NJ. Healy, Miss NJ. Cassidy, Miss
Mary krecii. Miss Catherine Phelan,
Miss j. McCafferty, Miss NJ. McHugh,
Mrs. NJ. Cassidy. Mrs. Freeman. Miss
Agnes Horty, Miss j. Hughes, Miss A.
Boyle. Miss H. Melia, Mrs. Millikin,
Divinley, Mis- NJ Walsh, Miss Forces
ter, Miss n. Walsh, Miss NJ. Konizer
and Mrs Edward Kane.
Miss Kate Mctlafferty will be in
charge. James Corrigan is chairman oi
card tables and games. Music VIII
be furnished by ShOrter's Orchestra
The proceeds will go 10 charity
Evening journal., 1920-12-29
cuRIsTMAs DANCE AT DOVER.

Many young persons from this city
will attend the dance to be given IN
the Hotel Richardson, Dover, on FRI.
dav evening, by the young men Of tnat
town. This is the annual holiday
dance which is always looked forward
to with much pleasure by many Dela-
Wareans For more than llIly years
this event has been recognized as one
Of the social functions OF tne Cilrlsl-
mas holiday season down state.
Music will be furnished by Ogles'
bv's Orchestra. Of Chester. Both the
new and old style dances will be en-
loved
Evening journal., 1920-12-29
vICMEAn HIINT TOMORROW.

Due 10 so many Of the young people
being home from school and college
the Nicmead Hunt Club Will hold an
extra run tomorrow morning. All
those who intend TO take part in this
event are asked TO be at the kennels
at $50 O'Clock. The club had a sue
cessful run yesterday, through Mt.
Cuba Ashland and through the T.
Coleman dupont farms.
on Saturday, Mr. and Mrs. Henry B.
Thompson will entertain The club at a
hunt breakfast at their home Brook
wood Farm" near Greenville. Mrs. A.
Felix dupont will be the hostess TO
the club on January 8.
Evening journal., 1920-12-29
ISAREIIAS ENTERTAIN.

About 300 guests were present az
the entertainment given last night, in
the X. Of C.. Hall, Tenth and West
streets, by the Court Of our Lady OF
Lourdes, No. Al, Daughters OF lsa-
bella, to the members and wives OF
The knights OF Columbus. Mrs. J
Green, State Regent of Maryland, was
the guest Of honor. Afler the vaude-
willie entertainment. dancing was en-
ioyed. Refreshments we're served
Miss Nan Walsh was chairman Of the
entertainment committee.
Evening journal., 1920-12-29
SUNNY EnIKs DANCE.

One hundred and MY Persons az
tended the dance given last evening
by the young men OF Smyrna IN the
New Century Club. Deeoranons were
i'm keeping with the holiday season.
Music was furnished by Draine's Or
chestra. Refreshments were served.
Lyman Scotten. r.. Y. Wallen, Jr.,
George ScOtten, Ralph Tucker, Earl
Keith, Davis Bell and Clifton Clark
comprised the dance committee.
Evening journal., 1920-12-29
pENNsY MONIES TO MEET.

The January meeting Of tho Penn
sylvania system, WOmen's Mutual
Aid. viii be held at , O'Clock on the
afternoon Of January TO- in the as
sembly room Of the Pennsylvania
Building, Front and French streets.
All members are asked TO note the
change in the day OF meeting from
the flrst Monday in the month to the
second. All meetings during the COM
ing year will be held the second
Monday Of the month.
The program for the January meet
ing will be announced at a later date.
Evening journal., 1920-12-29
T'1:'B i RI h S

TAFT-To Mr.. and Mrs. Francis H.
Taft of 2023 Barring street, at the
Delaware Hospital, on December p,
daughter.
McCRAY-To Mr.. and Mrs Thomas Me-
Cray. Of 81 Ivy Road, at the Delaware
Hospital, on December n, a daughter.
BRITTINGHAM-T Mr.. and Mrs.
George Brittingham. of New Castle,
Del, at the Delaware Hospital, on De-
cember %, a daughter.
WATERs-To Mr.. and Mrs Charles X.
Waters, Of g02 West. Eleventh street,
at the Delaware Hospital, on December
%, son.
BRYCE-To Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Bryce.
Of 3llJ Monroe street, at the Delaware
Hospital, on December % a daughter.
FILCOX-To Mr.. and Mrs William Fill
COX, Of l1l3 Lincoln street. on Decem-
Der 70, a son, William Donald EilcOx.
Evening journal., 1920-12-29
nnIIA nnCHESTRA CONCERT.'

The following interesting pru.TtIH
is announced for the next philadel-
phia Orchestra concert which viii he
given at the Playhouse on Monday
evening. January 10, when the orcnes-
ira will be led by Ossip GabriloWiiA n
Guest. conductor: Mozart, overture,
The Marriage Of Tigar: Mendelssohn,
symphony no. 3 in A minor Scotch >
f. Introduction, Allegro Agitato: ,
Scherzo. Assai Nivace. 3. Adagio. Can
Table: 4. Allegro, Guerrero; Finale
MaestOso. IntermissiOn. Strauss, Tone
poem. Death and Transformation
Evening journal., 1920-12-29
sANTA an IMMANIFL

i'NNaiilnF for Santa IIaus VII De
presented by the children of lmman-
nel p y. Church. in The parish house,
tomorrow evening The members
have been coached by Mrs. William
: Weedon. Those who will take
part in the play are Miss Margarel
risher. Miss Helen Barry, Miss Betty
Nesbitt, John Mccoy, John Skiltor
and C0urtland Schoonover. The role
OF santa Claus will be played DS
Frank SchOonOVer.
Evening journal., 1920-12-29
WILTRUCO CLUB DANCE.

One of the seasons most dellghttul
affairs will take place this evening in
the New Century Club, when the menl-
bers and friends OF the Wiltruco Club
will enjoy dancing for several hours
The dance will be a Joint Christmas
party and a leap year affair. Music
will be furnished by Shorters Orches-
ira. Dancing will begin at 9 O'Clock
and will continue until o'clock. The
wives OF the officials OF the Whining
ton Trust Company will act as pa
trOnesses.
The officers OF the club who have
arranged this evenings dance are Miss
Katherine Allies, president; Miss sara
Tammany, vice president: Miss Mary
Mccormick, secretary; Miss Elizabeth
Grier treasurer.
Evening journal., 1920-12-29
Auxiliary DANCE.

More than one hundred young per-
sons attended the dance given last
evening. by the auxiliary OF the
Homeopathic Hospital. in the ball
room Ol the Hotel dupont. Music
was furnished by the Original Six
Orchestra.
Mrs. :. C.. Frederick, chairman, was
ably assisted byNliss Anna r. Negen-
dank, president OF the auxiliary, and
Miss Esther Wilson, Miss Ruthanna
Taylor. Miss Marion Belts and Miss
Dorothy Smith.
Evening journal., 1920-12-29
Mss MART1N T0 RE RRInE

Mr., and Mrs. T. +. Martin, OF Co
lonial Heights announces the en-
easement OF their daughter, Miss
Emma g. Martin, 10 Clarence p.
Mckay, s26 West Seventh street. Miss
Martin Is With the dupont Company
and Mr.. Mckay L connected with fhe
Hercules Powder Company. Both are
active members OF Grace NJ. b
Church. No date has been set for
the wedding.
Evening journal., 1920-12-29
DRAINE's ORCHESTRA IN DEMAND.

Draine's ien-piece 0rchesIra, OF ms
city is much in demand for the mas
dances that are being held during uie
holidays. Last evening this popular
orchestra played at the dance az
Smyrna; tonight they play at IoWn,-
send and tomorrow evening they Will
plav at a dance TO be held at Mass
Nd. The orchestra Will play at Z
Alpowco dance in this city on Frid'
evening
Evening journal., 1920-12-29
nANCE An NEWPORT.

Tho Woman's Club OF NeWport "
hold a dance in the Masonic Hall u
that town on Friday evening. M1n
members and friends OF the club " .
dance the old year out and the New
Year in. The dance will be featur '
bv numerous surprises. Refreshmcal
viii be served. Mrs. William A. Daa
nenhauer is chairman OF the occasion
Evening journal., 1920-12-29
sANTA NGsIrS MrARE.

The Junior Epworth League OF Nc
Cabe NJ. 4. Church gave a very pleas
ing Christmas entertainment last
night. consisting OF a cantata, recita-
tions and musical selections. M The
close OF the exercises santa Claus ap-
reared 10 the accompaniment OF
Sleigh bells. aad distributed gifts.
Mrs. :. H. Keen, the superintendent,
announced a total collection of $3.50
during the year on the organ fund by
the Juniors. including the collection
OF last night. which amounted TO SO
Evening journal., 1920-12-29
Miss CIBNEY no ne BRDE.

Al tea given by Mrs. James Brad
FORD Ghney. 1905 Clayton street on
Monday afternoon the engagem nj or
her daughter. Miss Elizabeth Anne
Gibnev b. Eugent 4. Crumllsh, son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward +. Crumlish, OF
i3i5 Wesl Ninth street was announced.
No date has been set for the wedding
sixty guests attended the affair. the
decorations were Christmas greens
and holly. Receiving with Mrs. Nlb-
ney and Miss Gihney was Miss Bertha
smith Of Philadelphia.
The engagement was announced 10
the guests In rather a novel manner.
After Inc guests went 10 The dining
room small white satin bag was
| resented. out OF which came a min
| iature cat with a rard around its neck
with the engagement written upon H.
Roth Miss Gihney and Mr. Crumlisi'
/ have a large circle Of friends in this
/ city. Miss Gihney formerly attended
: Ursuline Academy
Assisting Mrs. Gibney at the tea
, were the following. Pouring Mrs
I Fred Gihney and Miss Elnora Crum
} lish. Serving-Miss Dorothy Walsh
/ Miss Mary Hughes, Miss Mary Higgins
Il Miss Catherine Hasson, Miss Margare
II Brown.
Among the out-of-town guests weri
H Miss Elizabeth strain OF Philadelphia
4 Mrs. Fred ]. Gihney Of East 0range
n. j.. the Misses Elizabeth and Luc,
Neary OF Washington. Miss Margare
Brown OF Baltimore and Miss Berthi
Smith OF Philadelphia.
Evening journal., 1920-12-29
ANNOIfNCF ENGAGEMENT.

Mrs. 5. II. Durstein, 1902 Jackson
street. announces the engagement or
her daughter. Miss Marie K Dursteia,
to AIfrd C.. Thomas, OF this city Mf.
Thomas is the son OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry T. Thomas, $50 Van Burgl
street. Both Miss Durstcin and MT.
Thomas have many friends in VII
mington. No date has been set for the
Medding. v
Evening journal., 1920-12-29

Miss Naylor is the daughter Of Mr.
and Mrs. David l.. Naylor, s25 West
Eighth street. She is a student OF the
Womens College Of Delaware and Is
spending the holidays with her pa
rents in this city
Last Tuesday evening, Miss Naylor
successfully directed 4" The First
Christmas" playlet given in the
Newark opera House by the eighth
grade OF the Newark Grammar School.
After finishing her course In June at
The Women's College, Miss Naylor will
take a course In music at Cornell
University, Ithaca, n. Y. In June,
1919, Miss NaylOr was graduated from
the Wilmington High School
Evening journal., 1920-12-29
kSGSurilql1Ev+i

Mr.. and Mrs Robert Pennington VIII
give an informal reception on satur-
DAY evening at their home, 1904
Broome street. Usually the Peaing-
toms hold open house on N,w Years
Eve. but owing 10 the Cornell Glee
Club concert apearaing here on that
night the reception was advanced
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry HOPES VIII
give a dance at the Wilmington Coun-
try Club tomorrow evening,in honor
OF their daughter. Miss Henrietta
Hoopes. who Is spending the holidays
With her parents Miss Hopes Is a
student at the Westover School
Judee George Gray and Mrs. Gray
spent Christmas at Ardmore, Pa,
With Mr.. and Mrs. Henry IhOurton-
Mrs. William II. Brown, OF Prince
ton, is spending the holidays WIN her
daughter. Mrs. Charles l.. Candee.
Colonel and Mrs. George A. Elliott
viii give a dance on New Years night
at their home, iii3 Delaware avenue,
for The younger boys and girls who
are home from school FOR the holi-
days
Several dinner parties will preceed
the concert Of the Cornell Glee and
Mandolin Clubs. which Will be held
Friday evening at the Hotel dupont.
Those who Will entertain are Mrs.
Prank ]. Tallman, Mrs. John B. Bird,
son. Samuel Bancroft Bird, Mrs. Rob
ert Pennington. Mrs. II. Fletcher
Brown and Mrs. John j. Raskob.
Miss Helen Cameron Shaw, daugh-
Ter OF Mrs. Ralph Shaw and Joseph
swift Tainall, son OF Mr.. ana MIS-
Henry Tatnall. will be married at
o'clock on saturday evening IN Trim
ity p. =. Church, by the Rev. Fred
eriok ~ kirkus.
Mrs. Frederick William Curtis vii
give dance This evening at the WI,
mington Country Club. in honor ol
Miss Harriet Curtis.
Midshipman Ernest Williams spen
Christmas with his parents, MT. ant
Mrs. Harvey Williams. at Marsha all
ton He arrived home Thursda,
evening and returned 10 the Nava
Academy. Annapolis, yesterday.
Mrs. Preston Lea and Miss LouiS'
Lea win give a luncheon tomorrow II
honor OF Miss Jane Richards, who wa
presented TO society on Monday even
ing.
Mrs. II. Fletcher Brown Will enter
tain a larpe party OF guests at Dime
at the wilmington Country Club oi
saturday evening. In honor OF two O
the season's debutanteS, Miss Alio
Candce and Hiss Mary Marvel. FOL
lowing the dinner the party VIII al
tead the dance OF the Junior Leagu
at the New Century Club.
r. Paul Kite, student at the Mas
sachusetts School OF Technology,
spending this week with his parent
in this city.
Miss Ruth Edna Jones, a student 9
Dickinson College, is spending. IN
Christmas holidays at her home her'
samuel w. Reed. OF Wilmington,
spending some time al Tampa, Fla.
Mr.. and Mns. Henry B. Thompso
win give a dance tomorrow evening
their home, near Greenville, in mont
OF their daughter, Miss hlean'
Thompson.
Evening journal., 1920-12-29
cRAnIlATE NURsEs TO ELECT.

The Delaware State Association
Graduate Nurses will hold its anna
meeting on Wednesday, January Is
when election Of officers will TAX
place. Miss Mary Moran is presid-
OF the association.
Evening journal., 1920-12-29
EAIK CITY CnNCERT.

Jules Falk, viOlinist, Will appear
In recital at the New Century Club,
on January 7, for the benefit Of the
Nurses Alumnae Association, OF the
Physicians and Surgeons Hospital.
Mr.. Falks coming to this city IS being
looked forward to with much pleas
ura
Evening journal., 1920-12-29
cnRNEIL Gee CONCERT.

wilmington society Is loohlub lot
ward wnh much pleasure TO the con-
cert which the Cornell Glee, Banjo
and Mandolin Clubs will present at
the Hotel dupont on Friday evening
The program will be presented by m
ty-seVen members OF the club, which
number represents the best musical
ability In the university The concert
will be given in the ball room at $50
o'clock Following the concert, there
will be dancing.
The program will be as follows:
(a) Alma Mater. .... Songs or Cornell
(b) A Song for Cornell Songs OF Cornell
Glee Club
La Needa. ...................J .JOnn Alden
Mandolin Club
But They Didn't. james II. Rogers
Smyrna William Reeves
Mandolin Club
Gypsy Love Song. Victor Herbert
Mr.. Steel and Glee Club
INTERNilSSION
1870 Medley ............
(Arr. by Geo. l.. Coleman. '95)
Mandolin Club
This Is She. james II. Rogers
Glee Club
Poupee Nalsante ..... Edward Poldin
Mandolin Club
intercollegiate Medley ..............
Arr by William Luton Wood
Glte Club
| Evening Song. Songs OF Cornell
In addition to the regular numbers
/ there will be special stunts including
marimbaphone trio, baryt0ne solo
/ list. novelty duet, mandolin stunt, nov.
city dancing act, playing on a saw
] whistling number and others The
program Will be one OF the most com
|I I J..
ization. containing a variety Of musi,
from classical TO Jazz
Dancing will take place in the bal
room from 1890 O'Clock until 2 Th'
"Original Six" will furnish the musil
for the dance A light supper will b.
served in the duBarry Room.
Tn eporceeds Of the AFFAIR Will b.
given TO the Cornell University En-
dowment Fund.
Evening journal., 1920-12-29
STORY CHAPTER BANQUET.

Two hundred members and guests
are expected 20 attend the annual
banquet OF the Julia NJ Story Chap
ter. No. 3, Order OF the Eastern Star,
which will be held on the evening Of
tennarv & al the I.amh-ns
Evening journal., 1920-12-29

RICUOR-CUOIEN RAIL.

Six hundred persons attended the
first annual bali given by the Bichor-
Cholem Moshew Zekeinim Society
last night in the New Century Club.
Guests were present from this city,
Philadelphia. New York, Washington
and Baltimore. The occasion was
featured by handsome gowns worn
by the women. on the entertainment
committee were Mrs. Louis Sklut, Jr.
chairman: Mrs. Lewis Baer. assistant
secretary; II. Feinberg, !. Baskin, NJ
Kruger, ID. l.. Topkis, NJ. keil Il
Freedman. A. Sayers, J. Faher, G. W
Schagrin, d. Shar, VI. Solomon, L
Slonsky. 3. Cooper. b. Brown, j. Al
hom. j. Goldstein. L. Raphe lson. r
Berdit. H.. Rice. Mrs. kopel, Mrs
Ierge. Mrs. Levin, NJ Cohen, II
Cohen. II Eiseman.
The proceeds OF the ball are to e
for the Home OF the Aged, 200 Wes
street.
Tho officers OF the society are Mrs
Charles w Schagrin, chairman; Mrs
Harry Freeman. first Vice-chairman
Mrs. Harry Eisenman. second vice
! chairman: Mrs Emanuel Cohen. re
I cording secretary: Nathan BarskN
Mrs. Jacob Faber and Mrs. LovingeT
Evening journal., 1920-12-29

william Shewen Ellis
As president OF the auxiliary OF the Homeopathic Hospital Miss Anna r.
ecuon OF the auxiliary successful dance held in the ballroom OF e
the hospital Miss Ngendank also much interested in
the We A. of
Negendank @ Broome street
Evening journal., 1920-12-29
{I1byI1bS+

Among the dances the last Of the
week will be that the Junior League
members will give Saturday evening
in the New Century Club. This will
be the third Of q series Of dances that
the league is giv4ng this winter. Those
Who expect 10 attend are asked to
please note the change in the place
Of holding the dance The other two
dances were held at the Wilmington
Country Club. but the demand has
been so glndt for tickets that the
place OF holding the affair had to be
changed. Dancing Will begin at 3
O'Clock and will continue until mid
night in keeping with the title OF the
dances-th the Small and Earlies." Mu-
sic will be furnished by the Original
Six Orchestra. In the receiving line
viii be Mrs Paul n. Wilson, Mrs
Frank " dupont and Mrs. Irving War
ner.
Evening journal., 1920-12-29

The Junior Auxiliary OF the Els
mere Civic Club will meet at o'clock
tomorrow afternoon at the home Of
Miss Marion Talley. A welcSme is
extended TO all the young girls OF
Elsmere and the surrounding suburban
community TO attend this meeting.
Many persons have been attracted
by the community tree that is being
displayed in Elsmere by the Elsmere
Civic Club. The tree Is on the build
ing lot which the club owns. At the
recent meeting OF the club Mrs. Har-
old Melvin received the turkey that
was given away by the junior auxil-
iary. Christmas carols were sung by
the club, with Miss Rosanna Cauf-
man at the plano. Miss Margaret
Wilde reoited What We Get on
Christmas. Miss Dorothy Crawford
read paper entitled, "iuletide,
written by Mrs. Frank Sheppard,
Evening journal., 1920-12-29

Mrs. II. Fletcher Brown viii enter
tain a large party OF guests at dinner
at the wilmington Country Club ON
saturday evening. In honor OF two od
the seasons debutantes, MISS Alioe
Candce and Hiss Mary Marvel. Fol-
lowing the dinner the party viii at
tead the dance OF the Junior League
al the New Century Club.
Evening journal., 1920-12-29

r. Paul Kite, a student at the Mas
sachusetts School OF Technology, is
spending this week with his parents
in this city.
Evening journal., 1920-12-29

Miss Ruth Edna Jones, a student at
Dickinson College, Is spending the
Christmas holidays at her nome mere.
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