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Evening journal., 1920-10-06
'.PLay the Camel''
An EdRorlal by ihe Society EdltOr)

"Inencency" + he loudesi cry n The world today.
the housewife who tries
grocery order nod correctly her clothes washed Clean
everybody complains that few things done right
there mistake made here and line OF
the shoudbefresh linen collar
Everybody that this all suffering inconvenience
unhappness from IT, What-the question re-
peaedy asked-is the cause?
bred the ansNer' For
every OF affairs national otherwise is created
the ndyduaen to be sure but the individual nonee-
less
Wilmington the business women next door
brsky spk after good breakfast served
dishes She will meet dozen interesting po
the day perhaps in her ue world ana
night housewife wipes fuNe
Of self pity the Of her homey gngham apron and
into her baby tending and cooking win resentment
loneliness and monoiony and covetous
in her heart toward the oiner wOmans job
And that pods through petty round Of office
tail icmpe and emperamen OF her
poyers associates night .rowdedstree
she must spend her evening washing
hair doing other OF the foeven
that SPAN She would sell her soul Tor
independence in the matter or mere me her
responsibility the love and and com
panionshp that is the normal wfes
people envy dscounng the
obyous the hardhips OF the other fellows
another the general feeling OF dsconent and unrest
that they themselves deplorc
reactonary Getting the most out
daily living fall short OF ideal surround
that submissive
will which s,agnates personal progress.
old American slogan that rather TO have
aielyplay the ganc! What about readoptng
a. a this epidemic Of ineicency?
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CITIZENSHIP SCHOOL
INTERESTS WOMEN

The Citizenship Schools Of Whining
ton, under the direction OF Mrs.
Oliver Johnson which are being con-
Quoted in the afternoons at 3 o'clock
al ST. Andrews parish house and in
the evening In the community room
at the High School building. are prov
ing interesting and helpful TO the
women who are attending. Both men,
and women are welcome at the meet
ings.
Last nights meeting at the High
School was devoted TO a discussion OF
the legislative branch Of the govern
ments. both state and federal, and the
histories OF the political parties. Mgs.
JOhnsOn's talks on these subjects
were heard with much interest. She
lucidly explained the relative powers
of the Senate and House. Mrs. Ina
Perkins. director OF the child well
fare branch Of the Delaware Recon-
struciion Commission, made an en-
tightening talk on the legislation that
has been obtained and which is be
ing sought for the conservation OF
child life and the protection OF the
health OF the mothers and infants.
The meetings this afternoon and To-
ght Will be particularly interesting
Mrs. Johnson will speak on leglsla-
tive procedure and political machin-
cry. At the night meeting at the
High School Chancellor Charles NJ
Curtis will talk ON the Judicial
Power OF Government" The general
public is invited 10 attend both
meetings and the Others TO be held
during the remainder Of The week.
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Clubs

paid a ir butte TO the doctor. Mrs
Kathleen Ireland Hampton. sang a
solo. Now the day is Done"
Two new members were accepted
After The business, a birthday cake
containing six yellow candles was
cut. The cake was The gifl OF Mrs
Otto Y. Ori Flowers for the after
noon were donated by Mrs. Town
send Miller.
Many members Of he Washington
Height. Century Club attended The
FIRST meeting OF the Current Events
class. held on Monday afternoon ai
The club house. 1900 Boulevard The
principal speaker was J. Oliver Bri-
son. OF the Wilmington Community
| Service. lie spoke on the value and
need of community service work
Greetings were extended 10 the club
| members by the president. Mrs Frank
/ Ford Palmer and by Mrs. FREDERICK
/ Brinehurst president Of the New-Cen-
/ fury Club Current events were
/ given by Mrs II. b. Layton. Mrs. L.
/ Y. r. Phillips played two selections
on The plano. and Miss Alice Saiierth-
/ waite sang. After the meeting tea
was served and social hour was en-
/ ioyed. The club is planning 10 hold
a bazaar around November As, In lh,
/ club house.
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Neuus Of the
Y. ". G. 4. Girl
ReSerUe Corps

At "a meeting OF the Friendship
Club, held on Monday afternoon at
the club rooms, SOL Market street the
Following was announced for October.
November and December program:
october ti-COnstruct various arii-
cles out OF picture post cards, the
same 10 be sent TO the children Of
emma. A club supper to be held at
The club rooms.
October is-Talk on social service.
october 25-Tea for the board Of
directors Of the Y. w. C. A.
October 29-Club supper. Halloween
party.
November i-Buslness meeting.
November S-pack baskets for the
residents OF the Old Ladies' Home.
Club supper.
November i5-Health talk.
November 2-Tea to the members
or the Wilmington High School
faculty
December Cuisines meeting
December i0-Bazaar
December i3-Dress dolls for
| Christmas distribution
December Discussion.
December 2S-Christmas dance.
The club VIII hold a gummage sale
some time in November. Articles fol-
| the sale may be sent 30 sol Markel
street, or will be called for II the
office is notified. phone 1869.
The Girls Work Committee has de-
cided TO meet once a month 90 study
the girls problems. especially those
dealing with girls in the teen age.
At the meeting Of the F. L. C. Clut
last evening the scrap books which
the members are making t0 be sent {,
China were nearly completed. Tn,
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PENCIL DAY FOR
MERCFUL REST

The annual pencil Day" for the
Home OF the Merciful Rest for Incur
ables will be held on October 90 on
This day you will be approached by
various members Of the committee
that are in charge OF this sale to pur-
clnse one or more pencils for this
worthy cause. Everyone cannot be
expected TO contribute literally, but
10 is hoped that none will give less
than 10 cents and as much more as
they feel disposed Workers who
will sell The pencils will wear spc-
cial badges showing that they are
authorized 10 collect for the fund.
For many years 10 had been the GUS
tom TO hold a fair or a bazaar TO oh
tain enough money 10 defray the
greater part OF the running expenses
Of the home, but last year it was de-
cided 20 raise the money under an
other means. The first pencil sale
was a success. 10 is hoped that this
years sale will far surpass last years
In every respect
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is enjoying the trip 10 York. Getlys-
burg and Other points In pCnnsyl-
Nau.a wiln Mr. and Mrs Dean Clay Us
born of New York city.
Mrs. sylvester ID. Townsend and
children have returned from NentnOr,
y. J- whcr they sp.nl the summer.
Mrs. Walter Page VIII give a dance
on Friday evening at her home. 72S
Grtenh D avenue. in honor Of her
daughter Miss Jean Page.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Townsend. Jr..
and Mrs John Townsend. Sr OF
Townsend. We're guests OF Mr.. and
Mrs. samuel Townsend. at Ashley,
over the weekend.
Or. and Mrs. William e.. Spoakman
have returned from Buck HIll Falls
where they spent several weeks
Dr and Mrs. j. Packard Laird and
son. Joseph Packard Ia rd. Jr. who
/ have been spending the summer ir
/ this city will leave on October 40 fOi
their home In Miami, Fla
Among the Wilmington visitor,
| who attended The football game ant
/ student council dance at DclaWar,
! College ON saturday were the Misse,
/ Helen seward. Mildred r. Mayne
Nan Nandcrgriff and Dorothy Swezy
n. T. Reed. secretary OF the Della
ware safety Council and Frederick l.
/ Hurlbutt Of the safety section OF lhl
dupont Company. have returned from
a meeting of the National Safety Coun
ell, held last week in Milwaukee
Mrs George Askc,N. Of Baltimore. q
visiting her sister, Mrs Charles II
Howell. POO West Fourteenth street
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Women s College Notes
By RUTH ANNE RUSSELL.

The Women's College was well rep
resented at the Delawar- Ursinus
game on Saturday. Miss Rachel Tay-
lor chaperoned the girls at the game.
Many Of the college girls attended
the Student Council dance given by
the Delaware College students on
Saturday evening. Dean Robinson
was the chaperon from The Women's
College.
Miss Bertha Welcome entertained
the Seniors at tea on Sunday after
Miss Marie lie Gates. Pres dent OF
the Y w. C. A. OF the Women's
College. was leader at the SUNDAY
evening service OF the Y. W. c. A.
She told the girls OF the Y. w. C.. A.
work in college and outlined the
plans for the coming year. Miss
krawl. the state Y. W. G.. A. secre-
iary told the girls OF the wide field
Of national Y. w. C.. A. wQrs. The
committee who has charge OF the Y
W. C. <. services has planned 10 have
several Noted speakers come TO the
college and address the girls
The chapel period on Monday
morning was devoted TO music Sc
Elman. Gall -Curci and the philad-
clphla symphony Orchestra were
played on the victr0la. Miss Wilcox
urged the girls 10 attend the con-
ceris given by the Philadelphia SYM
phOny Orchestra In Wilmington.
The social committee met on Mon
day evening. The coming Saturday
evening is 10 be open night The
Sophomore class viii furn sh the en-
ieriainment. Plans have already
been made by The Sopn0mores and
approved by the social committee
| The entertainment promises 10 be
short but interesting. Dancing viii
/ follow the entertainment as usual.
The Mandolin Club held its reg
ular meeting on Monday evening.
The Y. w. G. A. Cabinet "a mol
meet on Monday evening There was
I however. a meeting OF the member
ship Committee called by the chair
man, Miss Dorothy Ford. This weel
the girls are invited TO Join the Y
/ w G.. a.
Miss Mildred Jeffries called a meet
ing OF the Year BOod Board on Tues
day evening. The Juniors are plan
ming 10 make this ediion OF "Th'
Blue and Gold" the best yet pub
ished bv the students Of The WO
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IS 500 lie GW


Mr. and Mrs. William H. Buckins.
Who have been visiting IN nj anapo-
lis, Ind. have returned TO their home
In ih's city.
Miss Clara Ross, Of Seaford. spent
ihe weekend as the guest OF Miss
Marian Devine, at the Grantly Apart
mcnls.
Mrs. George = Huber and family.
2OOi Parkway, have returned after
spending the summer al heir cot
iage IN Atlantic city.
Miss Eleanor Thompson has return
ed from Hot Sprlgs, Va, where she
spent several weeks.
Misc Lillian McCauley. Of the sales
stan of the Robclen PIANO Co.. is at
tend ng The Victor School at Camden
y. j.. this month.
Dr and Mrs. Joseph ~ Odell anC
Mrs. Henry p. Scott are a. Ho
Springs Va, for a short stay
Mrs. Mary z. pyle. OF Hcvrc d,
Grace Md is The guest OF Mrs
George Talley, at Holly OAK.
G. r RICHARDSON. OF Crompt0n. Md
/ Is visiting The Rev lvanhoe Milis
| at MarshalhOn.
Mr. and Mrs Harry c. Hudson hav
/ returned home after spending som
time with their daughter. Mss Ann
Hudson, In Ashville. n. C..
Mr. and Mrs Gorge s Talley an
| Miss Lizzie =. Smith OF Holly Oak
| and Miss Daisy Smith Of BOOihwyr
Pa. spent the weekend with Mr.. am
] Mre. William b. Stuart at Hayer-d1
Grace.
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that wheel chairs not in use be sent 10
her, as there is great demand for
these chairs.
AZ the meeting OF The Blue Rock
Community Club held on Monday at
the home Of Mrs. Charles Thomp-
son IL was decided to attend The
Friday afternoon citizenship school
In st. Andrews p. +. parish house.
AZ this meeting Tie members OF
the club will hear Mrs Johnson
explain the ballot
The club will hold a rummago
| sale SOME tine the latter part OF
/ october. The place TO be announced
later. 10 was announced that the Blue
Rock Community kindergarten open
of twenty pupils. The school is held
In the sunday school rooms OF the
/ Hillcresi NJ. b. Church with Mrs.
| Walter Craig Jr. IN charge
The next meeting on the club VIII
/ be held at The home OF Mrs Her
bert Herr. on October iS At this
time the principals OF the Repub-
lican and Democratic platforms win
De described.
Al a meeting OF the Richardson
Park Civlcs Club held yesterday
afternoon at the home OF Mrs. lr-
lWn Robinson. ID was decided 10 call
a mass meeting Of taxpayers OF Glyn-
rich, Richardson Park, Elmhurst
Ashley and BcllemO0r 90 discuss the
question OF Incorporation The club
Will also present an Amer can nag %
| hp Richardson Park school In the
mean future.
Another matter discussed was lha
OF carrier postal service. Mrs
Helen P Weiss. OF Elmhursl read
letter from United States nat0r Jo
ah u. WOlcOit. who stated he woul,
, take up me question with the posla
department
Mrs. samuel Townsend presidcn
OF The club. presided at the meeting
The next meeting will be held at IN
home of Mrs. John Posiles on Oc
iober 40.
"The Limod Club" composed %
The girl employees OF Charles War
I ncr Co. met on Monday evening a
I The home of Miss Alice e.. sullivan
T 1916 West Third street The even nj
D. Was spent In singing and selection
on The plano by TIE guests. Refresh
p menis were served.
I Those present were: Tho Mssc
5 Dorothy and Eleanor Lyons. Mary q
, AMIGO. Anna Davidson. CharlOll
I Could Martha Wilson. Ekka Frcdc
. rick. Jane smith, Mar an Rohishaw
s Emily Brown. Edith summons, Rut
. / NorQulsi. lsah lla Maxwell Eliz3bcN
I Walker and Mrs. Frances Ell OFT.
:. Nlcri Branch. International sun
, shine Society. observed IFS siXt
, birthday anniversary ON MOnda
- afternoon al Sunsh ne Hall. iiO9 Del
b. aware avenue. The first president a
The branch was Mrs Charles =. Slo
comb who remained in This capacit
, for three years Mrs. j. Edward sue
{ cccdcd Mrs. Slocomh as presiden
p and has remained as lis head eve
D. since.
. 4 brief mcm0r al service WAS hfl
r Zoo honor Of nr. Charles 4. Abbott
member Of the advisory council d
] The National Board of lhe lnlcrna
- iiOnal Sunshine society Mr.
, George W. Dorsey. Stale prcsiden
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men college.
Preparations for the Halloween
party have already begun. The girls
nave been asked to sign upon
SIP posted Tor That purpose If they
expect to attend the party.
A sewing mach ne has been placed
in the room opposite Miss brakes
office. This machine is now 10 be
used by the girls instead OF The
mach nes In the Sewing Laboratory.
The laundry In Sussex Hall is for the
use Of the students Of all the build
ings.
Clarence short former professor of
Mathematics at the Womens College
addressed the students during The
chapel period on Tuesday - morning
He explained his new work and told
OF the uses and manufacture OF
bacOlite-electrO. Mr. Short was
popular professor OF an unpopular
subject and the girls are always glad
TO have him visit the college. As
| Dean Robinson said, He is life
member Of the college"
Miss Rich is on her second field
! trip. She will be in Dover October
9TH, 9th and 7th
Dean Rob nson called a meeting OF
The students on Tuesday evening
| However, she was away at the time
/ Of the meeting and Mrs. Wilson ad-
dressed the girls concerning the
little things that every one may do
10 help make life in college easier
and the expenses Of the college less.
The Freshmen held class meeting
Immediately after the meeting OF the
whole student body.
Spirited hockey practice has been
going on tn week. Some inter
class games win probably be played
] soon
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Miss Margaret Laird has returned
from EaglcsmerC Pa. where SHE
spent the summer. She now Is The
guest Of Mrs. Arthur NJ. lind. Miss
Laird viii be presented 90 Whining
Ion society next month.
W Laird Townsend. son Of Mrs. L..
Scott Townsend was operated on
saturday for appendicitis at tha-Del-
aware Hospital. Today he was re-
ported as doing nicely.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas ". Wilson
returned on Sunday from three
w.eks' motor trip IN the VII ie Noun
iains.
Mrs. Ferdinand la Moil. 1903 NJ,
salem Lane. has returned home lfl,r
spending several weeks in Atlantic
City
Miss Lyla Townsend. or solhyville
has been he guest ~ Wilmington
m ends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Bird. 920 Jef
ftrSon stree are re,oiNng cOngral
ulai' ons on the birth Of a son. borr
IN Baltimore. Md. on saturday. Oc
tcbcr 3 Mr.. Bird is member o
Bird. Ford & Co.. Inc.
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Balm OF Now
burg n. Y. are the guests OF Mr.. an,
Mrs. Edgar NJ Hopes. Jr They vii
remain 10 This city for several weeks
Mrs William n. Laird who hal
spent the summer az Eaglesmere. Pa.
i The guest OF The Rev. and Mrs
Frederick NJ. kirkus.
Mrs. Edgar NJ Hopes len on
tlnue the remainder Of the week. Sh'
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Almost Hopeless
NJ EdIL0rIaI by Lhe s0cIeIy EdII0r-

At the national Service star Lcasue
ton was passed advocating sensible dress for
There for Improvement substantial part OF that
Improvement might be made n Delaware.
short skirts do not always beauty wearer In
say reveal what nrht
a We'll have been concealgl.
Vivid check color they insist. often clashe.
still more vivid color on lips IL is an inspiration they assert
who along because ts
doesn't 0ucl because the fashion Illustrations
They like the clear skin radates health
she bouscs
do her 0cks rival spiders web In Transparency She
display window OF ieWery shop
mp fashion looks suspcously IKE that
ed DE o the South Islands
an right Doubtless there
their crusade. but they going
They accomplish much by passing good resolutions
their and brothers persist their admiration OF
ihc up-ioie-lal lalest-fashion girl
Evening journal., 1920-10-06
STATE CHRISTIAN
TEMPERANCE UNION

The foriy-nrst annual convention
Of The Delaware Nomen's Christian
Temperance Union Will b. held n
Harrison Street NJ r. Church. begin
ming Wednesday, October i3. and con-
tnulng FOR three days TIE INST
sission will open at 1890 o'clock.
The convention will be- called 10
order by the president. Mrs George
Pierce, Devotionals will be in charge
OF Mrs. Harriet Petiingnl. John r.
Kramer, National Prohibition Com
missioner. Is expected 10 make an adj
dress In ihc afternoon OF he first
days session
Mayor William Taylor will address
the evening session Mrs. Lulu Shcp-
ard will also speak that nigh. on
Making and Keeping the Nalion
Dry"
Others who will speak during hC
convention are The STATE president Of
The w C. T. L., Mrs George piorca
Mrs Mary r. DOnncN. Vice-pres dent
NJ New Castle county: Mrs Ella ID
Cordr3y. vice president. ~ Ken
county: Miss Lillian Cado. Nice-nresi-
dent. Of Sussex county. Mrs. s. T
M'ddleloWn. National L. T. L. super
inlcnden': nr Howard Kelly, and
Mrs. Deborah Knox Livingston En-
cellcni music WI be a feature OF iht
convention
Many delegates from AN over .hC
state viii attend 'his ihrec-d3y ees-
sion convention. Each union Is en-
.illcd 10 send as delegates ihe pres
dent one Melcgaie-al-larg and ~
delegate for each ~ paving members
These delegates viii b. entertain d
free Of charge. Visitors will oh.air
dinners and sunpers "a. The church foI
small Zee. Delegates who wish %
visit The Delaware Industrial Sch00
for Girls VIII have he opportunity
on Thursday afternoon. October ii. Of
doing So.
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The Noman's Club meeting on FRI
day afternoon at the home OF Mrs. Ja-
cob Stcinbaker, at which time the an
nual election OF officers was held. The
following members were elected Pres
iulnt Mrs George stuart, first vice
president. Mrs. John r. Lyman, second
Nicc-prcsicdnt. Mrs. Il. Harper Webb
recording secretary. Mrs Rucben POrd-
ham, corresponding secretary Miss
Ella w. Junson; treasurer, Miss
Helen Cranston.
The FIRST anniversary OF the club
viii be celebrated on Thursday after
uoon by a luncheon, at the home OF
Mrs. W. 4. GrOomc. Invitations have
been extended TO the presdgnls OF The
NarshalNon Community Club, stanton
Community Club. Elsmere CiVics Club,
- ciiel dson Park OWES Club and The
New Castle Century Club. Mrs. n $.
Boyer. president Of The Delaware state
Federation Of W0mcn's Clubs. OF
smyrna. will make an address.
The next business meeting OF The
club Will be held ON Friday afternoon.
rctobcr i1 az the home OF the newly
elcted president, Mrs George Stuart.
At recent meeting of the TNVcn-
tcih Century Club OF smyrna, the fol-
lowing program was outlined for The
month
October sour Literary Friend.
James Whilcomb Riley" sketches
SONGS. readings and pictures.
October t5-"Columbus and the In
.llans," music, current events. by Miss
Bcr.oil
October p - Education" program
ARRANGED By Mrs. g.. l.. Harmonson
cliaIrman
oclobcr 29-s O'Clock. Halloweer
celebration. arranged by committee
Emily W Spruance chairman OF pro
tram.
The executive board presented mr.
teen new names.
a meeting will be held at Sunshine
Hall ii09 Delaware avenue. tonight
FOR The purpose Of organizing a new
branch on the Sunshine Society.
Viii be known as the Liharlus Branch
ufiicersc FOR the ne reorganization vii
De- elected
Caesar Rodney Chapter. Daughters %
thc American Revolution. held it
first mecling Of the season ycsicrda'
afternoon in the New injury Club
Mrs. James H. Scott regent of h
chaptcr presided Members of On
chapter responded 90 The ron call %,
rccliinV quotations from Longfellow'
New ENGLAND Tragedies. and mile
@iandish"
Mrs. :. NJ Council. state regent
read q paper on the hfc OF Mile
Slandlsh. The chapter decided 90 carr
ont the plans of work This winter lha
- the National organization outlined a
,nc National session held last sprlnl
70 Was decided 90 divide thc member
Of the chapter into rroups 10 l1o
after lhc prOgram and thc social 'c
li,iiic, of Caesar Rodney Chapter %
ing The winter season.
Onlcers were elected hv g.. Isl
branch Of the Sunshine SOci las
Monday nirli as follows: N.-. Wi
liam Af Stevenson. president; ni
Florence Seward. Vice-presidcnt. Mrs
George Wilson, secretary: Mrs. Arthu
Iencris. treasurer
The now chairman of the WhcC
chair committee. Mrs. George William
son. 23oi West Twelfth stree. request
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CIUR SOCIAL.

At a recent meeting of me Boost
ers Club. of Rellefonie. 70 was decided
10 change ne name 10 Bfllefon'e
Community League. which name was
thought 90 be more appropriate for
tho work In contemplation. A con-
siui'on and bylaws were accord
inglv adopted
Al lha annual meeting of lhe
league. the following Officers were
leciod. Eugene MoWlds president ;
Georg, = Grolz. Vice-nres dent: Fred
j. Messick. secretary: Harry G. Utih.
treasurer Chsirmen of The follow
ing committees Were also appointed
by The nres dent. Building George p
Gro'z. finance. Charcnc, p. OchClireo :
social Mrs. Fred Mosslck: publicity.
= NJ Ochelir,c
plass were discussed FOR the COM
I plei'on of the Community House now
/ being erected Tho building commit
! Zee eNn'ci lO have lhc building under
/ cover before neccmher 4.
/ Tho nrOnoS a now road from Hill.
\ crest 10 Beliofonie. by wav OF lhl
\ trolley line and Gordon Heights. wll
/ man mOuSlv commended 4 spec
/ ial committee was appointed 90 con
= slider and 10 further The proilcl.
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BISHOP ELECT TO
ADDRESS P. E. WOMEN

The annual meeting OF the Women's
Auxiliary, Diocese Of Delaware, will
be held I'm this city on Thursday. Oc-
tober q. in Emmanuel p. +. Church.
The meeting will be an all-day afffr
10 will open at 1890 o'clock with Mrs
Frederick Bringhurst. president. pre-
siding. A large attendance Is expect
ga from down-Staie 10 is thought
that approximately 200 women will at
tend. The annual election OF officers
Will be held
Among those who will address The
auxiliary will be Bishop-elect Cook
who Will hove many helpful sugges-
lions TO give TO an Episcopal women
in Delaware.
A luncheon will be served by the
women OF Emmanuel parish.
There Will be a meeting OF The ex-
ecutive board on the evening Of Oc-
tober 20, at ine home OF Mrs. Freder.
lex Brlnghurst. 1904 Market street
Evening journal., 1920-10-06
MISS MARCUUS IN nFcITN

Al the recent recital OF Nine Ida
Haggcrlysnells pupils. held at 337
West Sjih street, New York City. Miss
Constance Marchus, Of This city. was
one OF the Vocalisis. Miss Marchus
has pleasing voice and delighted
The large audience. Mss Marchus IS
The daughter Of Mrs Vivian C.. Boggs.
OF this city.