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Evening journal., 1920-09-25
KRAMER TO ADDRESS
NEW CASTLE W. c. 7. U.

The fall institute Of the New Castle
County W. G.. T. u. will be held on
next Thursday in Summit Bridge NJ.
Z. Church. An interesting program
has been arranged for the day. Prof
A. r.. Spaid, commissioner OF edu-
cation will be the speaker at the
morning session. Mrs. Salo Frieden-
wald, OF Scranton, Pa, will give read
ngs in the afternoon and Mrs Ella
Hoover Thacher Will make an address.
John Kramer, Of Washington, ID. G.,
federal prohibition commissioner. will
make the evening address. An invita-
tion is extended TO all members and
friends Of the W. C.. 4. L.. TO attend
all, or at least a part Of these services.
The morning session VIII begin at
| $3.50 o'clock.
Members who will attend from this
city will leave Wilmington on the
/ $40 morning train or the 2.30 train
/ in the afternoon and will get on
at Mt. Pleasant. They viii be met
and driven over to the church.
All delegates wishing reservations
during the State convention which
will be held in This city October Il
and "A are asked TO send their names
as soon as possible 10 Mrs. j. r
Crooks, n South Clayton street. vii.
mingtOn.
Evening journal., 1920-09-25
Clubs

washington Heights Branch sun
shine society Will meet on Monday
afternoon at the home Of Mrs. samuel
n Hill. 2i6 West lWeniy-se
street plans for The coming winter
work will be discussed.
Cynthia Helpers Branch Of the IN
.ternational Sunshine society Will meet
al s o'clock on Tuesday evening, Sep
lemhcr 2S. IN Sunsh.n, Hall, 1909 Del
aware avenue. An members are re-
quested 90 be nrcsent as this VIII be
the first meeting OF the branch In the
new hall
Beilefonie Civic Club met on Tues
| day afternoon az the home OF Mrs
/ Ge0rge Hates. In the absence OF the
I president. Mrs. u. p Morris VINO ha,
been iil. the ylce-prcsldent, Mrs Jen
Mo Eaton. presided An interesting
afd-r-s on suffrage" was given b!
In- Josephine White DeLacour Mis-
I ifs-g Eidridse read a paper cnu'lei
[ why Women should Register. Reel
fst.ons were given by Mrs. Fersusor
TWO selections on the piano Wer
zlren hy Miss ANGELA Curren
ir.lsceuareCur paper wac read By MT
I Pred Hope
Tff committee Tor the second ar
{ ~nal club luncheon tn be held in ih
near future viii meet at s O'Clock o
next Tuesday etenIuz AZ m home
fhr president. Mr- g. p Morris.
. this time the date % tne luncneo
Evening journal., 1920-09-25
Advantages

IAN Editorial by the Society Edor)
Her husband had money amenng the fact
mat now her daughters without The had
hoped 10 give Delaware society
That meant private school European travel
and other hnss OF which people
For what is an advantage" if anybody have 10?
then a second woman spoke up;
money, but it brought advantages to me-
my own labor
and every ELEGANCE At my backdoor which
10 near tax 10 all sorts conditions Of their
pon f view have learned
their WAYS ahan through months travel abroad
AS for my daughters they discovered that clothes
small blessing they
TO do useful THINGS they not imagine that there something
necuv respectable idlene they marry they will
not demand mpossbtes their husbands they will not
think life failure bring them
have we'll
opportunities happen their
way 50 much ehe better they
without some others. then they
ferior to he common working people that can"
Evening journal., 1920-09-25

Miss Helene B. scott, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Lawson scott,
as West TWenly-flrst street and DR..
James b. l.. Holmes, son OF Mrs. j.
l.. Holmes, Of Baltimore, Will be
married at O'Clock this afternoon
at the home Of the brides parents, by
the Rev. John II. strong, pastor OF
Utah place Church, Baltimore, Nd.
The bride Will be attended by Miss
Louise Murgatroyd. as maid OF honor'
Dwight Decker, OF pittsburgh Pa,
will be best man. Miss Margaret
stirling. OF this city viii play the
The bride win wear charming
gown OF Ivory satin with trimmings
luf Chanlilly lace Her bouquet VIII
The a French shower in pastel shades
/ NJ IS MurgatrONd Will wear a peach
colored iancia embroidered In gold
and she will carry a large armtuI
OF blue larkspur and ophela roses
The brides mother VIII wear crepe
de chine.
Among the oui-of-lown guests who
viii attend the wedding are. Mrs. j
L. Holmes. Edwin ". lowering, Leon
ard Leyering, Of Baltimore; Mrs
lRobcrl Gillian OF Brookntal, Va. an'
large group of friends IRON
necoraiions for the wedding vii
. consist Of ferns. palms and yellow
lchrysanlhcmums.
Dr Holmes and his bride Wi
leave this wen ng on wedding iri
and after November I they will be a
- home In Newark y. J.
20 ON Thursday Miss Murgairoyd gay
- a tea al Naaman' s-On-lhc-DelaWare
n honor of the bride Miss Scott
p We'll known in this city and man
friends regret that she IS leavin
5 lNnmington TO make her home
/. Newark. y ]. She Is a graduate
s Johns Hopkins University, Balllmor
. Cards have been ssucd for q
3, wedding ~ Miss Louise Murgatroy
I ldauehlcr OF Mir. and Mrs William
Il Nlurrairoyd. and Joseph Rchmol
Hatch. Of this city. Tho Neddii
$ lwln take place at o'clock IN Gra
h N =. Church. on next s1lurd'
! nirhf tho Rev John W r. Sumwa
IN ~ ofiic ale Following the cgrcmol
r. small reception Will be- held al q
IA homo OF the brides parents. 62i Del
+ 'Tho bride viii he given In maria
RI nv nor father. She will have as o
" nairon OF honor Mrs. George W,sg
NfeNfafh OF OnlCy. Va. The Drlui
maids will be VI s. Miriam n. ha
IA wins Miss Mary Todd Miss Franc
H. 4e'sler Riley and Miss Ellzheih ga
M Rlanken an 0f This city. Miss m
~ Nhiil n Of This city and Miss Be
N stone. Of Upper Moniclalr, y. Jr ~
,ir Tho best man viii be Herbert
Evening journal., 1920-09-25
M,Nn nEnIlrANTEs THIs SEASON.

rho coming season promises 70 ~ q
husv one for the debuantes OF lhiS .,S
citv Thus far six young women VI,
he presented to Wilmington society
md il is thought that there WI, D. y, a
vnu sa,,i moro nv names added TO this list be-
fore Inc season is ended.
The FIRST young women to mi MAKE eants NJ
formal entry into the social rSnSs is,
viii be Miss Mary Marvel daugIsaseI ssp I
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Josiah Marvel. Iia Sne
of her parents on october %
Although no definite dates haNe az,
been set for the debut parties, OF lhe lIhi
other Young women. 1t IS thouSn,
lhev will each be presented early iu
Inc season. Among those who WI
make their formal bow are; MIS-
lane Richards. daughter Of Mr.. ana
Mrs robert II. Richards; NJ IS A.lc'
Candee. daughter Of the Rev. ana Mrs
Charles l.. Candee. Miss Elizabell
Holiday. daughter Of Mr. ana Mrs
charles B. Holiday; Miss Margare
I Laird daughter Of Mrs. William II
Laird and Miss Helen 0dell.. daughter
! Of Dr. and Mrs. Joseph II. Odell.
Evening journal., 1920-09-25
women VOTERS
IN new EAGUE
Former Suff Advocates
Change NJ of Their
SociCty
NAME DELEGATES
TO CONVENTION

Women's activities in the coming
camnairn were discussed al a meet
ING held last night by the Wilmington
EQUAL Suffrage Association, IN the
Unitarian Church.
Dr I NJ r. DeLaCour warned wo-
men against becoming partisans. ur;
/ Dof aCour said: Every celebrated
suffrage speaker ! ever heard prem
ised that ii women were allowed lt
voic they would not become partisan.
We must keep this promise. Ana gei
away from an political intrigue ana
lhayc an dealings honest ana aDoNe-
Dr. DeLaCour said that her first rea-
son for Joining the suffrage party was
that ID was the shortest cut TO pro
hlhitson. She urged women 70 make
themselves well informed on the ques-
lions OF the day sol as to be inlelN-
Mrs. John A. Cranston. OF Newpor.
made a short address along ihe same
lines 49,.
recent trip 90 The Washington prohini-
iion convention. She said me liquor
question was not yet dead. nut lne
sneakers al the Washington conVen-
ton said that the whole question
rested with The women.
A motion was made and seconded
that the Wilmington Equal suffrage
Womcn Association would chang ils
name TO the Wilmington League OF
Voters
DELEGATES and alternales were then
elected Ia attend the convention 10 be
held in the interest on geed govern
ment and education In citizenship In
the Hotel dupont on september q
me delegates were Miss Mary r.
deNou Mrs. John Brassngton. Mrs.
! w. Robinson. Mrs Harry White
Nrs G. u. McCorkindale Mrs. An
drew Thawley. Mrs ]. Frank BAH
Mrs. N. Scott Vernon. Mrs. Charles
Warner Mrs. Albert Robin.
Tho anernatcs follow. Mrs. \. II
Berlin. Mrs. Anna b Fisher, Miss
Barbara Bach. Miss Evangelyn Bar
skv. Miss Katherine krysa, Mrs. +
p. Fletcher. Mrs John T. Thomas
Miss Lucy Hitchcock. Mrs NorWoo
l.. Rearick. Mrs. John p. Nields.
The delegates will be met by rt
ceivinc committee OF all former pres
idcnis Mrs Paul dupont Will J
asked 90 take charge OF decoration
Miss Agnes Downcy viii have luncl
con tickets for sale.
A committee lis vet 10 be appoint
10 collect money Tor mtmofldl
Or Anna Howard shaw.
A committee Of three will be a
pointed by the president Mrs Bac
10 interview political nominees
show how they stand In regard 10 u
principles % The wOmen's platfori
me platform urges child welfare
every phase This includes the pr
hlhiton of child labor. II urges gre
attention 90 education and increas
ssiaries for school teachers Sirin
ent laws o. make impossible proiltei
inr and equal paw Tor men and "
-nrr ir raIrfui occupation are ask
A letter vas read from Miss Eml
N0-ren telling rf ife ohli-ations 4
rs- rt.rr women are 'n keep aN
~ -~.tt-1i nah nations and
-1fr -rf-s9.FHs acquainted "a
-r --l-i. 81 - % b. I1 eN
say 1- -t9 sent voter
Evening journal., 1920-09-25
1BArk IN S

sTTDHAM--To Mr. and Mrs. Lewis std
ham. Of New Castle, az the Delaware
Hospital. on September "a. a daugh.
ter
JoRDAN-To Mr.. and Mrs David Jor.
dan. OF Pedricktown. \. j.. AZ the Della
ware Hospital, on september =,
daughter.
FOXTER-To Mr.. and Mrs Joseph Fox
ter. Of 1926 Washington street, az th'
Physicians and Surgeons Hospital, on
September II, a daughter.
BT-RSs-To Mr. and Mrs. Charles Burns
Of 2O1 North DUPONT street AZ th'
Physicians and Surgeons Hospital. or
September 10. son.
eHERTDAN-To SIR. and Mrs. John
sheridan. Of 400 West Thlrtieth street
al the Physicians and Surgeons Hos
pifai. Cd September 20 daughter.
cooPER-To Mr. and Mrs. Max Cooper
OF e0I Poplar street 40 the Physicians
aDg Surgeons Hospital on September
x1'x daughter.
Evening journal., 1920-09-25
We ddiMSSl

Jenness. Of Baltimore. Md The |
ushers will be John T.. Wander Pyle, |
n. Y, Robert Il. Guthrie, Philadel- |
phia, Henry Anderson, Jr., and Glenn !
ent A. Lippincott, Jr, OF this city.
Miss Murgalroyd has a large circle
Of friends. She has taken an active
part in many musical and dramatic
affairs given In Wilmington and in
Delaware Mr. Hatch's home is in1
Chelsea, Mass. He is connected with
the fire protective section Of the du-
| pont Company. After November f.,
the young couple will reside in this
city.
Miss Elizabeth NJ. Glynn Of this
CITY and John J. Miller. Of Baltimore,
were married on Wednesday after
noon at the Cathedral by The Rev.
John j Dougherty. The bride was
attended by Mrs Samuel Johnson,
John j Houghien was best man.
The bride wore white georgette
crepe with hat 10 match and carried
hrde roses Mrs. Johnson wore
cream colored georgelie crepe and
large picture hat and carried PINK
Mir. and Mrs. Miller left Wednes-
day evening on "a trip to Rochester
1 Buffalo. Niagara Falls and Canada
After october 10 they VIII be al
home al 3i6 Washington street.
n Among those who attended the re-
, ccpNOn were as follows. Mrs. Horace
4 Merrill. Michael Glynn, Mrs. Ann /
SchOnWald. Mrs John GlNnn, MIS-
q Darlington. Mrs. Louis Burke Mrs
n Margaret C.. Ford, Mrs. Iomllson
: Miss Sallie Greaney, Mr.. an,
y Mrs Charles Merrill Horace Mer.,ai VII
= Iohn Houghten. Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson
N Dorset. Mr.. and Mrs Joseph Bryan
= Mr.. and Mrs David Singles: and son son
of Baltimore. the misses MIRA felu
e man, Agncs Glynn, SADIE Glynn: Veg
4 Ina Cameron, Lille Lysle, Messr'
= Jackson Feldman. George Dorsey. 10
N seph Glynn. John Glynn, John Fo.,
.r George Glynn, William Glynn, an
70 Afr ad Mrs Ralph j. Glynn' q
~ Princeton, New Jersey.
~ Miss Flma Hutch nson Of i0S Sout
10 Hoald street and Alfred Di Jorio
a e99 Union street were married o
Wednesday. by Rev. Z. J. Mcaly
e. ihc narsonage OF 81. Marys r.
or church Miss Rose hi Jiro sister
Ol mo groom. was maid-of-honor an
s- William Hutch nson was best man.
~ A reception followed at the non
os of iha groom. The young coup
xe lyyUi enond one week in New York ar
ne ihpn ihev will visit an aunt OF "
ty groom In Allentown, Pa. Tor ol
iil week. After October :. they VII r
side at Their apartment 9i3 Nor
L. jackson street
Evening journal., 1920-09-25

NAE -z&W
kZXs
"
CALENDAR
MONDAY.

MONDAY.
3 p. m.-Friendship Club. club rooms.
TUESDAY.
1918 a. m.-Swimming class for
women, Y. NJ C. 4. pool
7.3O p. m.-F. L. C. C. meeting, club
rooms.
WEDNESDAY.
3 p. m.-True Blue Corps, club
rooms.
$50 p. m.-Altiora Club. Wollaston
Hall
THURSDAY.
10 a. m.-Stsff meeting, club rooms.
730 p. m Girl Rerserve rally, club
rooms.
Evening journal., 1920-09-25
w II. c. OCTOBER PROGRAM

Washington Heights Century Club
has planned the following program
fer October:
Monday, October 4, p. m.-Curreni
Events. Music Tea.
Monday, October If. s p. m.-Musi-'
cal.
Tuesday, October i2, $50 p. M
Meeting Of the Board Of Directors.
/ Monday. October Is. 3 p. m.-Cur-
rent Events, Music, Tea.
Monday October %. p. m.-Busi-
ness meeting All officers and chair
man are requested 20 be present and
present their reports
All meetings OF the club TO be held
in the clubhouse, 2300 Boulevard.
Evening journal., 1920-09-25
COIDEY ALUMNI sOCIABLE.

The FIRST fall meeting OF GolQey
Alumni was held last evening at the
College Hall. An interesting program
OF reading and music was given, lol-
Those who took part in the program
wore Miss Bessie r. Day and Mrs.
Eertha Williams, recltations; vocal
solos. George Peoples; piano 500,
Miss Mildred Lednum. Community
singing was also one Of the features
az The evening This was LED ny
William Mowbray Miss Edith Cald-
well was in charge Of the dance mu-
sic. =. ,t,o t,,.
mai rsception to the graduating
rlass which will be held in November
The ,nnual banquet will b. ! n VI
me DuBarry Room Of the Hotel dn
pont early in December. I,he Dan
auet win be followed by dance
Evening journal., 1920-09-25
am SOCIETY MEETING.

The ladies' A.d SOcl3iy OF 3eilet
fonte NJ z. Church win meet at
o'clock Tuesday afternoon in the
church. Reports Of the recent bake
will be made and plans will be dis,
cussed for the bazaar which the So
ciety will hold on November : at the
home Of DR.. and Mrs. l.. b. Cooper.
Evening journal., 1920-09-25
aCOUNTRY FARMo Planned.

The SeniOr Chrlstlan EndeaVOr SO
cicty Of Second Baptist Church will
hold an old fashined country fair
in the sunday School building, Ninth
and Franklin streets, on october %
and % Mrs. Kenneth Horn is chair
man Of the committee in charge Of
arrangements.
Evening journal., 1920-09-25
sTANDARD BEARERs EJECT

standard Bearers Missionary So
ciety OF Harrison NJ. =. Church, held
its first fan meeting on Monday eve
ming al the home Of Mrs Irwin Borcr,
near New Castle. Much new work
was discussed and the following Of
flcers elected: President, Miss Alice
l.. Roop: vice-prcsidcnt, Miss Gladys
Blackburn, secretary Miss Edith
Thatcher: treasurer, Miss Dollie Ham
mond
Evening journal., 1920-09-25
mss nAnLAN TO sPEAK

The september meeting OF lhe Wo-
mans Missionary Society OF the flrs,
and Cniral Presbyterian Church VIII
be held at o'clock next Iuesnas
noon ,,il he Miss Bertha Harlan.
tsbo renresented the Mortified Young
Women's Conference on the tduca-
,ionaI Comission held last January
in Shanghai. China Miss Harlan VIII
ale as her subject "The Old and the
New in the orient.
Miss Harlan will address the Han
over anniversary Society on Wednes-
day evening.
Evening journal., 1920-09-25

A variety shower was given on
Tuesday evening 10 Miss Alice ~.
smith whose engagement 10 Ernest r.
Dent was announced recently Tic
affair was held 40 The home of Miss
Rebccca Hamilton Morton. ii29 Wood
lawn avenue. The bride 20 De rccelN-
ed many pretty gifts
Miss Florence NJ. Lloyd whose en-
gagnmcnl 10 Eugene Ross WoQdman
was announced recently was given a
linen shower recently al the home or
Miss Harriet Bradford. 23i West Four
leenth street
Many large pink China asters were
used for the floral decorations. Ihe
ice cream was served In "kewpie anu
heart shapes while cupids. hearts an
arrows were much In evidence IN
other parts OF the dining room.
Twelve friends OF Miss Lloyd helped
10 make The shower a success.
The Get together sewing circle
gave Mrs. Maize Fairchilds. i39 south
/ Union street. a farewell surprise party
recently previous 90 her departure
| from this city. Mr. and Mrs Fair
/ chiids will leave in a Few days TOT
/ Washington, n. C., 10 make their
home Mrs Fairchilds was presented
with a silk umbrella
| Those present were Mr. and Mrs
sheldon Fairchnds, Mr. and Mrs
Harry Croak. Mr. and Mrs Harry Nolk
Mr. and Mrs John Berry. Mr. and Mr'
J Ward swan, Mr. and Mrs Eimer Cox
= Mr.. and Mrs. William Banning, Mr.
and Mrs. Milton Birmingham. Mr.. an,
Mrs Harry Shihnger, Mr. and Mrs
r Elmer solomon, Mrs. Matte Zehle
a. and Miss Gertrude solomon.
Mrs. Emma r Justison. Of Aehle'
celebrated her seNenty-i0urth brit
~ day anniversary on Thursday Mar
en friends called during the day To G.
tend congratulations. Mrs. Jusiisl
was also the recipient OF numero
Is, bouquets and many pretty gifts. :
he received a large number OF posl-car
'n from friends In this city and IN
suburbs OF Wilmington. Atlantic Ci
IN New York and Philadelphia
n Mrs. JustisOn enjoys health and
- large circle OF friends.
Miss Alice Cooper, OF Newport, {
I. tcrtaincd several friends and relatiN
r on Wednesday evening in honor
lher mothers birtldaY anniversary
Evening journal., 1920-09-25
knn kno CLIiR nANcE.

oneninr dance for he season nexi
Friday n ghl as The Auditor um. EloN p
enlh and Madison streets. Music will
be furnished by the Original Six.
with candy were given TO the guests.
Those present were. the Misses
Greta McElWNe. Margaret Murphy
Joseph ne Siaszesky, Lena Barnes
/ May Mailman. Elizabeth Mll'm1n
| Phoebe Murphy. Mrs Andrew Wood
Mrs Herbert Ladder and Mrs. Jane
Mailman
Evening journal., 1920-09-25
Y. W. C. A. NEWS

The swimming classes which the
Young Women's Christian Association
mas been holding during the past four
months will close after successful
season next Tuesday morning. The
lessons have been given IN The Y. NJ. C..
A. pool During this period many
yOune women and a number of the
younger matrOns as well as the
opportunity TO learn The aquatic
sport The women are thankful for
the Kindness Of the Y. NJ. G. A. in
permitting the use OF its pool.
Invitations have been issued by the
Girl Reserve Council for a rally to be
held at 40 o'clock next Friday eve
ming This will be an affair for all
Girl Reserves Of this city. This Will
be The first get-together meeting for
the fall season.
Members OF the Friendship Club,
the Freshmen Girl Reserve Corps, and
the Marshallton Girls Reserve Corps
are spending the week end at the
Holiday House. This afternoon a
"Setting In" conference will be held
There WI be a representative from
| ihc Community Service who VIII lead
| me guests in recreatiOnal games.
There will be a representative from
/ Inc Associated Charities to tell the
Young women OF the work in which
| ihev may ad. A straw ride VIII be
enioved this evening Members OF
Camp Fire Girls OF this city Will 60
/ 10 lhe Holiday House tomorrow foI
sumner They Will have as the
guests Mr.. William Butner OF Balll,
| more Mr.. Bulner is chief Director o.
the Camp Fire Girls IN her city.
The Friendship Club visited OF
Thursday afternoon the Amerlcaniza
. ton Headquarters in this city ana
q was expla ned TO them how much al
thew could give This work. II Is eX
2 needed that The club will take up thi
, work at later date.
81 There will be a meeting or IN
Friendship Club at 3 o'clock on MOI
E dav afternoon at sol Market stree
e members are requested to be preseh
n The FIRST fall meeting Of the AltioT
nj Cluh of the Y. w C.. 4. will be ne
h newt Wednesday evening at Woollai
j. ion Hall. Twenty-tifth and Mark
!, streets. plans for the winter woI
S will be discussed. =, ~, r.
Mandolin classes or lhe I. W. -.
,ili he started on Wednesday evenlI
Is Ociober i3 al the club rooms
! Market street. The classes this Ye
g, will be given under the. direct on
/, Charles T. Edwards. The beglnnse
" eIass ,wili be held from ,7i3 to s.
n \ O'Clock. and the advanced class w
H. follow. The ~. w" extends an lh'
10 iaiion TO both men and women
"a ihis city 10 Join these classes
Evening journal., 1920-09-25

oro m the fall seasons brides will be Scott who viii
married Of Baltimore this afternoon te
Scott the daugh
Ter Of MIR and Joseph She particularly well known
amon he younger At.
Of Holmes Baltimore Upon her
Dr. Holmes and his bride WI" reside IN
n. j
Evening journal., 1920-09-25
coNNAtIY Is TRANSFERRED.

Patrick Connally OF iio5 Lancaster
avenue. this city has been transferred
from the receiving ship at New York
10 Tie u. 5. 5. Kansas.
Evening journal., 1920-09-25
10 nEpEAr pIANIrr

me Minister'S Wifc's New Bon
nft. a. playlet given by The Union
~ cnon. last July. will be repeat
ing. October q.
Evening journal., 1920-09-25
CORNELL MUSICAL cLUB CONCERT.

The L0fncII II8e BANJO and Nam
dolln Clubs VIII give a concert IN VIII
minrion on New Years Eve. The
proceeds are for the Cornell Univcr-
sity Endowment Fund The follow
ing committee IS In charge Of the az
fair. Irving Warner. chairman. r.
Donaldson Brown Walter $. Carpen-
ter lr.. Willard G. Jackson, A. Sonin
krebs. Alexander Laird. Frank II. Nc
srd L Seaman, Charles W. Smith
nr. John n. Sduires r. O.. Tallman
Garrett A Taylor Henry NJ Taylor
Dr.. George B Thompson, A. y. Warn
n lr.; Arthur W Wilson. Joseph
wilson.
Evening journal., 1920-09-25
uTSSInNtRY s0CIErES MET

~ ~-- - trr Mrmsr q
Fr-f Nsslr-s-F -crsiF ant the
u--s-s T-s- M.s.r-s-r ~-rtetF
rf Hf-~.-rr rt-s-l W p Crurrf aas
fet 90 Tur=lsr at me hone q
Yrs Wla- =. Hrlrt si Mr1i-rse
r. -r~r.r- session was rrr1-rl fr
ne Hrue NssicrarT society. N-s "
Al HIisr. rre-.d'rz ~ -0cr box
luncheon was enjoyed.
In NJ Afternoon the Pore rn rs-
siorary sorietY elected officers A. foi-
lows President Mrs John KNOTS
first vicepresideni. Mrs. W p Hsb-
bart. second vicr-president Mrs.
Lydia Sutton treasurer. Mrs " r..
Horpi
Mrs. W. A. Hitler was elected a
DELEGATE 30 fhe fan institute of the
Home Missionary Societies 20 be held
in October IN Grace a. r. Church
This city. Mrs. W. T. Houpt was
elected 20 represent the foreign So
cieiy al Lancaster, In November
Evening journal., 1920-09-25

Miss Alice Cooper, OF newport en-
tcrtained several friends and relatives
on Wednesday evening in honor o.
her mothers BIRTHDAY anniversary.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1920-09-24

u Meassy q S. Archie Haailtsa-.
The following resolutions were sent
to the S. A. Hamilton family by Alden
Boyer. of Chicago: W..
Chicago, Sept. lst, 1920.
The president, officers and mem
bers of The Chicago Coin Club beg to
tender their sincere and heartfelt SYM
patty to the mother, father, sister and
brothers of S. Archie Hamilton in their
great sorrow and sad loss.
His love for birds, flowers. nature,
literature. numismstics and the finer
and more beautiful things of life; his
genuine sympathetic and kindly feeling
and assistance to his numismatic friends
made him beloved by all.
'Sincerely yours,
William F. Durham.
''The Com. J. Henri Repsted.
IN. P. Carey"