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Evening journal., 1920-12-18

Many friends OF the Friendship
Club attended the bazaar in the club
rooms yesterday afternoon and eve
ming. The sale included many Christ
mas gifts Of handwork, homemade
candies and ice cream. In the eve
ming there was music and dancing
The Club Will meet on Monday after
noon and discuss "A Money making
Scheme" A dance Will be held by the
club during the holidays.
Members Of the Watalse Girl Re
serves will conduct initiation on
Tuesday afternoon. They Will also
practice the stunt which they Will
present at the Christmas party next
Wednesday afternoon.
The F. L. C. Club Will meet on
Tuesday evening 10 pack baskets OF
food and provisions which will be dis
tributed next week to needy families
Of this city.
All Girl Reserves Of this city are in
vted to a Christmas party IN the club
rooms, at 4 O'Clock next Wednesday
afternoon Among the features will
ne the SlukluA or AdiIlSNlldS tdlNios tut
telling Of the Christmas story and
each corps will contribute a five min
ute act. Gifts will be distributed to
the guests.
The Eastlake Girl Reserve Corps Is
ahead. in the honor contest. Each
corps Is working hard TO be in first
place The contest will close jan
uary 2S.
Twenty-Five tarlatan stockings have
been completed by the True Blue
Corps and have been filled with Christ
mas toys and novelties. On next Fri
day the members Of the Corps will
take the stockings to the Babies Hos
pital.
4 party will be enjoyed by the
members OF the West End Girl Re
serve Corps on Tuesday at their club
rooms at the West End Reading Room.
PocahOntas Corps is rehearsing
Mother Goose play for presentation
early in January.
Evening journal., 1920-12-18
A Gift Worth Ciuing

IAN Editorial by Society Edor)
An original gift by wmingonian to a wimingtonianr
unique
A non-duplcatabe gift
That's what you'd like to give, isn't It?
But it's hard to pick outrn did you saw
On the contrary it very simple absolutely sure
All need to do is to select book worth while no
poetry, philosophy, fiction, what viii,
whom you the gt annotate the book nc @ o
along @ 10 you 80
You then gift which represents mind of goo, ,
which mind and cannot he drd
any OF the shops. r"'"''u
giving part Of yourself YOU write sior, ,,,
and sincerely write ceyey finely on The
blank pages 7'' ''iu
you little money but viii cost YOU some eror, ~
thought attention, which make anv eft WORT, %
And your friend doesn't appreciate we then ne ISM, yar
friend. '' '0u'
Evening journal., 1920-12-18

Wilmingtonians are expecting rather
gay week next week at dances and
concert. Each OF the occasions VIII
bring forth much pleasure and Will
give a happy Introduction TO the
holiday season which viii begin on
Christmas day
The week will be opened with the
concert on Monday evening in tho
suditorius OF the Wilmington High
School, the proceeds OF when viii be
given by the Alert Branch Of the In
lernational Sunshine Society. The
artists viii be Emily Stokes Hagar,
soprano Of Philadelphia; John A..
Thoms. pianist, and Harry w. Stause-
bach. viOlnist, both OF thls city
on Tuesday evening, Miss Elizabeth
H0lladay daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles b. Holiday, Will be intro
duced at a dance 10 be given by her
parents at the Hotel dupont.
Wednesday evening will be the set
ting OF a most brilliant dance for the
younger boys and girls, given Dy Mrs.
William dupont. at the Wilmington
Country Club.
On Thursday evening, Dr. and Mrs,
Il. J Stubbs will give a dance at The r
home. 1905 Delaware avenue, In honor
Of their daughter Miss Elizabeth
Stubbs.
Miss Jane Richards, daughter OF Mr..
md Mrs. Robert II. Richards, will De
Introduced 10 society at a ball to be
giNen BY her parents on December q,
Ia the ballroom OF the Hotel dupont
Miss Richards Is IN her second year
1t Bryn Mawr, and after her debut
during the holidays, will return 10
college.
Assisting Mrs. Richards and Miss
Richards at the ball will be the fol-
lowing debutantes. Miss Mary Mar
vel. Miss Alice Candee. Miss Katherine
Armstrong. Miss Mary Stldelman,
Miss Elizabeth Holiday, Miss Elizd-
beth Hastings and Miss Sophie du-
Pont
Announcement Of the engagement Of
Mss Caroline Gibbons Tatnall OF
this city, and Lee Sparks. Jr., OF
Odessa. was made known today by
Miss Tatnal's parents Miss Tatnall
IS the daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
L. Tatnall ,Jr., 1900 Rodney street.
Mr.. Sparks is a son OF Lee Sparks, a
Nell-known resident OF Odessa. who
IA a brother OF Col0enl George w.
Sparks. OF this city.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Pennington VIII
hold a reception at their home, 1901
Broome street. on January l. This
usual open house is held by the Pen
lngton's on New Years Eve. but due
10 the Cornell musical clubs concert
lhat evening the date OF the reception
mas been postponed until the later
evening. No invitations have been
Issued for this reception and the
occasion win be quite informal.
Miss Mildred Kirkus returned or
Thursday from Stewart Hall, Staun.
ton. Va, where she Is a student. Shi
will spend the Christmas holiday
with her parents, the Rev. and Mrs
Evening journal., 1920-12-18
p d II { G S

A party was given recently at the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. William Colt
in honor OF MIR. Colts birthday anni-
versary. Those present We're: Mr..
and Mrs. William Colt and daughter,
Mr. and Mrs. George Colt and family,
John C.. Colt and son. Mr. and Mrs.
Edward Colt and family, Mr.. and Mrs.
Harvey Linthicum and family, Mr. ana
Mrs. Samuel Mackey, MIR. and Mrs.
James Broadbent and family, Howard
Keen, George Keen and Mrs. q. Da-
zelle.
A surprise party was recently given
10 Mrs. Robert Bartels at her home,
near Talleyville, In honor OF her
birthday anniversary The evening
was spent in games, music and dane
ing
Much 10 the surprise OF the guests
present at the party held last eve
ming at the home OF Miss Ann Mat
thcWs, sol North Franklin street. the
engagements OF Miss Anna Simpkins
to George Scott and Miss Bertha
Black 90 Harold Houck, were an
nounced. The evening was please
antly spent in playing games and a
social time was enjoyed Refresh
ments were served.
Those present were. The Misses
Anna Simpkins. Bertha Black, Dolly
/ Hammond. Alice ROOp. Lillian
Groves. Edith Thatcher, Emily PIER
/ son. Maude Nichols, Gladys Black
burn and Anna Matthews, Mrs. Irwin
BOrer. Mrs. Herbert Birch and Mrs
| Howard Simpkins. All the young peo-
} pie whose engagements were am
nOunced are members OF Sccott NJ r.
Church. No dates have been set fol
the weddings.
Evening journal., 1920-12-18
Women s College Notes
by RUTH ANNE RUSSELL.

Miss Wilcox has had training at
Mansfield State Normal Conservatory,
Cornell University, New York Uni
Versity and has had private lessons
with w. Warren Shaw, Of Philadel-
phia. Miss Gladys Pratt, Librarian at
w. G. D., accompanied Miss Wilcox.
on Thursday evening Professor q.
T. DuttOn met the Juniors and SEN
iOrs for their usual class on Bible
study. The SOphOmOres and Fresh
men OF Sussex Hall and BOletus
also held their weekly meeting.
IL was announced in chapel on
Friday morning that Miss Agnes Sny-
der would tell a Christmas story at
the special Christmas service OF the
Y. w e. 4. on Sunday evening. Miss
Snyder takes the place OF Miss Mary
Women's College. Miss Rich, al
lege. is at work through The whole
State urging the students in the
schools to come to college and finding
out the conditions Of the schools OF
the State.
The chapel period on Friday morn
ing was given over TO a meeting or
the Student Self-GOvernment Associa-
ton. Several important announce
ments were made After these an
nouncemenls the meeting was given
over to Miss Marian Rodney, y,
who has charge Of the singing OF
Christmas carols. The rest OF the
time was spent in pracucing carols
under the direction Of Miss Rodney;
The Christmas number OF the
College Reporter came out on Fri
t.. s.rru1hnm nf fnn knnnTfnr
has an extra page OF original Christ-
mas stories written by the college
Miss Virginia Ncwcomb, OF the
American Council Of Education, was
a guest OF the WOmen's College on
+ Thursday. Mrs. A. ID. Warner was
also a guest OF the college on Thurs
The college girls are always de-
] lighted TO have the old girls come
back 90 visit. Miss Nellie Campbell,
who was graduated from The Women 5
! College last June, and is now teach
/ ing in New Jersey, is the guest OF
! Miss Breta buckingham. Miss Mary
Kemp, who was a student at w; g.
I'D. last wear, who is now a student at
Swarthmore. is the guest Of Misses
Mary Handy and Golda Bradley.
The annual Junior Promenade Will
be held az the Women's College on
saturday evening This dance prom
ises 10 be one OF the largest and
most enjoyable dances given at the
college. Miss Ethel Ferguson is
chairman OF the committee on deco
ralions: Miss Margaret Monett, chair
man Of music; Miss Elizabeth Tay-
lor. chairman Of programs, and Miss
Marian Hatfield, chairman OF refresh
menta. The Juniors have worked
hard to make the Prom the sue
cess which it surely will be.
Many OF the girls attended the
sigma Nh dance given in the New
ark ArmOry on Friday evening
.Dean Winiircd J. Robinson was the
chaperon from the college.
Evening journal., 1920-12-18
Dear Santa Claus
AN Editorial by The Society Edltor.)

An Editorial by the Society Edtor)
Please bring back Christmas little bit
the spirit OF uneshness that we lost after the
something mat n war time
folks think OF themselves as their brothers keeper.
Give back just small OF the sacnca spirit
anxious ito do their bit and ito do their ALL"
little the perfect understanding
then Of their social obligations and responsibilities.
power to win the victories peace
easily the victories In
keep wide these gifts
Claus. We that's about al we have to
Evening journal., 1920-12-18
RECEPTION ron ERNSTs.

Mayor Taylor and Mrs. +. Coleman
dupont on behalf of the executive
committee Of the Wilmington Com.
munity Service have issued invita-
o'clock Monday afternoon in the club
room Of the Hotel DUPONT The re-
ceptiOn Will be in honor of Mr. and
Mrs. Charles f.. Ernst, who have come
TO this city TO direct the work Of the
Wilmington Community Service.
Evening journal., 1920-12-18
CHILDREN'S PARTY.

Christmas party for children at The
Washington Heights Century Club
will be held this afternoon from =
until Z o'clock. The children who
will be guests have been selected by
Mrs. r. II Megaw, a truant officers in
this city and a member OF the club.
Upon the arrival Of the guests al the
clubhouse Christmas stories VIII be
told By Miss Adelaide Shippers and
Miss Jess pleasant0n. santa Claus
will greet the little folk and will give
them toys and candy. At the close
OF the afternoon hot chocolate and
cookies Will be served.
Evening journal., 1920-12-18
DANCE EnR CnARIrY

4 dance and card party VIII be
given by the Court OF our Lady Of
Lourdes, No. al, Daughters Of Isa-
bella. ON January at the Hotel du-
Pont Miss Ella Higgins is chairman
Of the committee in charge Of the
event The proceeds will go TO char
iLY.
Evening journal., 1920-12-18

OF the room in the basement OF the
church. The organization expects TO
take an active interest in the social
and civic welfare OF the community.
Mrs William C. Blatz, chairman OF
the current events class of the New
Century Club for the month Of De
cember has arranged the following
program for Tuesday morning:
Current events, Mrs. John II. Hon.
man. curi0s from the book shop, Mrs
Henry j. Bailey; reading. Christmas
in BoOkland." Mrs. Edgar Hare
reading, Miss Miriam Gray Christmas
carols. chorus Of club members, Miss
Mabel Haley at the piano.
Evening journal., 1920-12-18
10 nANCE FOR CnARITY.

The pupils of Miss Kate McClaffer-
tvs dancing school will have a
Christmas party this afternoon from
3 until , o'clock ai the New Century
Club. SiXiy-four children will take
part IN the program. The proceeds
Twill 40 TO charity.
Evening journal., 1920-12-18
{L1,bL1bSt

Richardson Park Civics Club will
meet on Tuesday afternoon at the
home OF Mrs. W. C. Scott 6i0 West
Twenty-nfih street. The members
viii first assemble at the home OF
Mrs. George Stewart, Ashley, and
bring with them their contributions
Of provisions, which will be distriD-
uied to the needy poor at Christmas.
Following the collection OF the dona-
finns. the members VIII hold their
business meeting at the home OF Mrs.
Scott, this city.
Blue Rock Community Club met
yesterday afternoon al the home OF
Mrs Walter j. Craig, llillcrcst, IN
special session. A paper on Ter
centenary OF the Landing Of the Pill
grims." was read by Miss Edith r..
hubbard. Current events was given
by Mrs. Warner Brashears. Tea was
served following the meeting.
An members OF the Elsmere Civic
Club are asked to keep I'm mind the
Christmas cheer work that the club
is planning 90 do next week. on
Monday donations Of canned goods
are 10 be sent 10 the home Of Mrs.
n. ~. fAucAs IANot ialtA III ttt' N'',
10 be taken 10 the Home for Aged
Women. The members Of the club
will each burn a candle In their WIN
doyis on Christmas Eve.
The next meeting OF the club VIII
be held on Wednesday evening in the
Elsmere Presbyterian Church. The
Junior Auxiliary Of the club Will give
iis Christmas turkey al this meeting
Mrs. r. B. Shurter, member OF ths
club. Will represent the Elsmere Civi,
Club at the Hoover banquet at Hote
dupont tonight.
The Junior Auxiliary Of the Ella
mere Civic Club met yesterday after
noon at The home OF Miss Margare
Wilde. Interesting reports Of tn
work that the members are dOinl
were made. Today the auxiliary i
selling irOl-hOlders In Elsmcre. th
proceeds to be used in purchasinl
kiddie cars for the children az tn
Childrcn's Home. During the after
noon music was given by Miss Louis
Dryden and Miss Margaret Wilde.
Plans are being pushed for the or
ganization OF a civic club. 10 incud
Hlllcrest and the surrounding com
munities.
The committee has been seeking
place 10 meet, and has asked the trus
tees Of HiHllcrest Church for the us
Evening journal., 1920-12-18
NIcMEAn nIlNr TnnAY-

The Nicmead Hunt Club met today
at the old MIL Each week brings
out about thirty members OF the
club.
On New Years nay Mrs. Henry B.
Thompson will entertain the club at
a hunt-hreakfast
Evening journal., 1920-12-18
18 i RI h S

PARK Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander Park,
Of Jl1 West Ninth street, at the Ply
sicians and Surgeons Hospital. on De
cember 1G, a daughter.
RINGLAND-To Mr.. and Mrs. George
Rngland Of 400 East Tenth street. at
the Delaware Hospital, ON December
H. n son.
Evening journal., 1920-12-18

Open house Is held at the club
rooms every Sunday afternoon. A So
cial hour is enjoyed and tea is served.
Many girls who are strangers in this
city find a welcome here each sun
day The religious committee Of the
Y. w. C. A. is in charge Of these
afternoon affairs and see that a host
ess, either from their committee 6r
the various other committees OF tho
association-the Altiora Club. Boost
ers Club or Business Girls Club. ara
present 10 look after the comforts u
the guests.
Evening journal., 1920-12-18


Since Iulhen Walter Hulhen president
made friends through
other attributes That is particularly true
community
already evnced intelligent and discriminating interest in its civic
umcn her life the South She has two at
dren
Evening journal., 1920-12-18

An interesting entertainment is 10
be held at the Y. W. G.. A. on Janu-
ary %. II will be held in co-opefa-
gram will consist OF n series II NOV
ing pictures Of nature studies aHf
outdoor life.
Evening journal., 1920-12-18

The Business Girls Club met on
Wednesday evening and decided that
their study for this year would no
the country Of China. Miss Bertha
Harlan who recently spent some time
in China will be their adviser The
next meeting Of the club Will be
January 10.
Excellent progress is being mads
by the Mandolin classes which meet
every Wednesday evening. u is ex-
pected that the advanced club VIII
give a concert in the early spring. j.
Miss Laurel Erdman, who returned
recently from Chicago, where she
completed a course i'm training for Il
girl work secretary, will leave on
January 1, for Petersburg. Va, where
she Will become the Y. w. c.. A. ggl
work secretary IN that city.
Evening journal., 1920-12-18
Y. ". c. A. NEWS

A gala time has been planned bS
the Young W0man's Christian As
s0clatiOn fer next week. All the many
delightful festivities will mark tlfs
opening Of the Christmas holiday.
Beginning with the open house D.
morrow afternoon and with a parf
and social Of some kind up uni [
Thursday, the week will be one rouu /
Of pleasures. There Will be no SD,
cial features at the club rooms On
Christmas Day All the secretaries
viii enjoy the holiday at their own
homes. Miss j. Macklin Beattie gc'
cral secretary, Will be the guest {
Philadelphia friends. Miss Ain /
Tall, girls work secretary will lcaAs
on Thursday for her home in Bait
more. Miss Elizabeth Tull, Office se,-
rotary will spend the holidays 1T
her home in PocomOke City, Ma.
Miss Richards will enjoy Christmas
rat her home in Newark. Del ML.
c. B. Lee, director Of the Cafeteria
will spend the holidays in the New
England States.
Evening journal., 1920-12-18

Negotiation is being made FOR an
industrial secretary for the local 4.
w, and it is expected that a now
seTetary in this capacity Will be in
stalled here shortly after January Il.
Evening journal., 1920-12-18

At the club rooms on Monday even
ing the staT OF the Y w. C.. A. viii
enjoy a Christmas party. Carols We'll
be sung and gifts will be exchanged
OF the Christmas holidays before the
secretaries leave for their VACATIONS.
Evening journal., 1920-12-18

4 party will be enjoyed by the
members OF the West End Girl Re
serve Corps on Tuesday at their club
rooms at the West End Reading Room.
Evening journal., 1920-12-18

Pocahontas Corps is rehearsing
Mother Goose play for presentation
early in January.
Evening journal., 1920-12-18

The Eastlake Girl Reserve Corps g
ahead. in the honor contest. Each
corps is working hard TO be in flrsi
place The contest will close Jan
uary 2S.
Arizona republican., 1920-04-12
For Sale or Exchange


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 10 N. Second Ave. bg FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-Lot for a car. Phone 4175. bn WILL exchange Dodge touring car for lot, house or furniture. See Bolin. 23 w. Monroe bd
 TO TRADE FOR PHOENIX
 PROPERTY
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Arizona republican., 1920-04-12
Wanted Help, Male

wANTED-SeveraI reliable men to sell and install Kings S-in-1 motor aux Hilary for cars Men with cars to dem onstrate with preferred Call at room 6S6 Jefferson Hotel after o'clocS Monday II
Arizona republican., 1920-04-12
Wanted = Help, Male

YOUNG man to sell overalls: pref erence given one with car. Durel, S04 National Bank Bldg. It
 l WANT two stock salesmen. The right men are good for $500 per month. Opportunity unlimited. See MT. Camp, II w. Adams. Room 5. It
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 Good wages and new five-room cot tage- Location North Central Ave, six miles out Apply 1905 N. 1st St be- tween and D. m It
Arizona republican., 1920-04-12
For Rent-Land

FOR RENT-2 acres and 3-room house near Osborn school. See owner today at r w. Mcdowell. bd
Arizona republican., 1920-04-12
Wanted-Si Situation, Male

Is YOUR NAME Mrs. Chas. Gass. and your address R. F. D. No. 6, City If so. accept this as your invitation to see the good show tonight at the Co., lumbia theater at the expense of The Arizona Republican,. All you need do is to clip this invitation and present it before clock TO-DAY at the busi- ness office of The Republican Identify yourself and a ticket for yourself and one friend will be presented to you for TONIC GIFTS show It
Arizona republican., 1920-04-12
Leaving for the East

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 ONE HALF of modern mouse to rent. 4 rooms, bath and garage. 1912 West Washington. Owner occupies one-half. No sick, no children. Rent $50 unfur- nished; S75.o0 furnished if tenant is permanent Inquire Ford Stores or on premises If
Arizona republican., 1920-04-12

IS YOUR NAME Easter Williams and your address sos N. 4th St? If so, accept this as your invitation to see the good show tonight at the La mara theater at the expense of The Arizona Republican. All you need do is to clip this invitation and present it before o'clock TO-DAY at The He- publican. Identify yourself and a ticket for yourself and one friend will be presented to you for TONIGHT'S show.
Arizona republican., 1920-04-12
FIX SERVICE MIN SEEK JOBS

When you want help give the first chance to ex-service men 4 number of men who have served their country now are looking for positions here Phone American Legion Headquarters 492S and we may De able 10 i'll your needs VI
Arizona republican., 1920-04-12

CAN accommodate health seeker in private home, S15 per week. 1246 E. Pierce hd
Arizona republican., 1920-04-12
Every One a Bargain

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 Open Sundays from 8:30 to 12 a. m. MOTOR SALES COMPANY. INC.
 MITCHELL DISTRIBUTORS"
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Arizona republican., 1920-04-12

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Arizona republican., 1920-04-12
Wanted-Real Estate

WANTED-ResJaura in good loca- ton or country hotel: only good ones considered. Geo. J. Duprey, Box STA, Republican. bd
 WANT TO BUY-One and a half or two acres land suitable for building a house. No objections to odd shaped land, but must be in good neighbor- hood and walking distance of school, within radius of 15 miles Phoenix. Would consider place with small house. C. Rea Liberty Ariz bg
Arizona republican., 1920-04-12
Rooms and Board Sanitariun Camp

In Paradise valley. Furnished cot tages for rent; reduced rates. q N. Second Ave. bn
Arizona republican., 1920-04-12
For Rent-Store and Offices

FOR RENT-Busines room 36x7O, 50 rooms second and third floor: part or all to suitable party. Inquire c. D. Doris bd
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1920-10-14
CLOTHES TO Be CHEAPER
Chicago Wholesaler Predicts rs
Per Cent Reduction.
Says Manufacturers and Retailers viii
Make Small Profits-Material
Coming Down.

Chicago-Bertram J. Calm, presi-
dent of the Wholesale Clothiers' asso-
citation of Chicago, has forecast a re-
duction In clothing prices, which he
said will be W. more noticeable in
spring goods, II was announced.
Mr.. Calm asserted that manufacture
ers will make small profits this fall
and asserted that many clothiers were
foregoing profits and selling at cost.
He predicted, however, that material
costs would be lowered by spring, and
wooden mills will have announced a
cut Of from 20 to rs per ent for spring
goods. With labor's cooperation in in
creased production, he foresaw still
further reductions in prices.
Mr.. Gains statement, 1t was said,
was authorized by the National Asso-
citation of Clothiers as the first anthem
tic statement on the present clothing
situation.
Mr.. Calm emphasized that the de-
cline must be gradual, as a sudden
slump frightens the retail buyer. who
reduces the amount Of his orders. This
cuts down production and a shortage
OF clothing results, Mr.. Calm said.