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Evening journal., 1920-11-20
Women s College Notes
By RUTn ANNE RUSSELL.

On Wednesday morning during the
chapel period. Mr. Martin. who forms
The boys and girls clubs in Della
ware. spoke To- the students of the
Women's College lie took for his
subject. ga Problem In Teaching. W
The problem was the teaching of the
eye minded the ear minded, and the
motor minded type OF girl and boy.
Mr. Martin gave several simple tests
10 prove what class a person belonged.
lie then explained how several leach
ers had met the problem. In closing
he reminded all the girls who intend
ed TO be teachers that they were
10 teach the child not the text book.
Definite arrangements are now be-
ing made for the Junior prom al the
WOmen's College 1t will be held on
December A in the Hilarium, Warner
Hall.
On Thursday morning Miss Rohr
told the girls OF Nirginia's part in the
making OF the nation. Miss ROM is a
Nirginian and like all Nirginians loves
her state very dearly. She has stud
led The subject OF tile lalk very thor
aughly ami her talk was very inter-
esting Miss ROhr said lhal no stale
/ had PLAYED such an important part
along so many lines 0f development
as Virginia. Tho first permanent SET
/ tlement IN the a. s. was made IN Nir-
ginia. The Nirginians explored the
4 coasts and made charts so ih3i the
other settlers were not coming o. an
unknown land Her sons We're nat
ural leaders who We're always ON the
sido OF democracy. The first repre-
sentative assembly in The l.. =. was
held i'm Virginia. Virginia was the
first colonOy TO struggle against taxa
tion without representation. Virgins
was the first State io see The evils
OF slavery and take slcpS/to r mtdN
that end Virginia seeded within hel
constitutional rights Tn education
j Virginia takes a prominent part. lh'
first university of the country wa
established In Virginia in 1919. THIS
however. was destroyed 10y the ln
Gians. In 1918 William and Mary
College was founded This colles
has "A long list OF distinguished grad
luaics. Slnl further along ihis me
the I'uiNersily 0f Virginia was 90
, orst 10 give advanced courses afte
college work Since the Civil Wn
Virginia has not been So imporian
:, rslionauy because The energies of he
, people have been used in reconstruct
, ing the stale after iis miserable con
ldiiion as q result OF The war.
r Miss Mabel Teho, president ~ IN
b Dramatic Club. has announced IN.
- Dr Foster and Professor Brinlon ar
/. making set ~ scenery Tor the pr;
/. matte Club The girls viii help dec
y oraie the scenery and provide a cul
/. tain for the uses of the nramot
Club. The plaything on Wednesda
evening was fable. lloW On cnie
p 'sin men with and without Jazz
H. Miss Tebo read the fable which VI
h. scied by Miss Louise Phillips. Flo
D. once Phillips Beatrice Naylor Gre
IS McFinslry. Roberta Burton and Nj
b lam GOrdy Miss Burton as ihc siei
r fsculty was especially good. Aft
at the performance. appropriate motif
were distributed o. the tables
Tho FIRST iryouts Tor the Engli'
play TO Dee given on the same cvcl
10 ing as the French play took place
r. Thursday afternoon. Still othc
he took place on Friday afternoon al
"a the last iryout viii be held on Mo
day afternoon.
Evening journal., 1920-11-20
HIIDs40N-FYARIES.

Special TO The Evening Journal.
SMYRNA, Dl.., Nov. 2O.-N ,
O'Clock this afternoon the marriage
OF Miss Mary Helen Hudson and Ralph
Gihon Fafics was solemnized al
Applicable" the home OF the Dridc
parents. Mr. and Mrs. w. d. Hudson.
Tho Rev. r. p. Nichols performed the
ceremonv. W. d. Hudson, the brides
father. gave his daughter in marriage.
The brides gown was OF ivory crepe
mpieor and dream crepe entran. she
wore a veil caught with orange bios
SONS draped with real lace which
MAS worn by her great grandmothtr.
Miss Hudson carried shower
bouquet OF sweetheart and brides
roses.
W. Thomas. Of CentreVille, Md wore
a gown Of twilight blue panne VelNet
and black picture hat. She CARR "a
| Ophel a ros s and yellow daisies. g..
X Holland OF Hancock. Md. was b 81
nan. Master Warner Wilds Price. Jr.,
nephew OF the bride was ring bearer.
i Mrs Marion COVerdale played the
/ wedding march, assisted by Mrs.
I Smith. viOlmisl The house decOra-
I Lions were smilaX, chrysanthemums
/ and evergreens. A reception followed
/ he ceremony. after which Mr.. and
/ Mrs FAIRIES leff by motor Tor an cA-
tended trip. Mrs FAIRIES going away
gown was OF French velour with hat
TO match
Mr.. Faries is HE son Of Mr r. G.
FAIRIES OF Wilmington. and is employ
ed in The drawing department OF the
Edge Moor Iron Company. lie served
overseas from 1917 90 1919.
Out of Town guests We're Mrs
Elmer Webb Elmer Webb lr. Mr..
and Mrs. Harold Webb, Lawrence l.
Faries, Miss Elizabeth Smiihers, Mrs
Herbert II. Smedley, Ayres J. Siockly
Miss Amanda TruaX. Miss Rebecc,
Walt. Mr. and Mrs Bradway OF vii
minglOn: Mrs. l.. Hopkins Miss Mar
p G.. Hopkins, Mrs H. w. Ninyard, Mrs
Elma Sapp. Mrs Rachel Carlisle
? Frederick: Mr.. and Mrs j. G.. Hopkins
! Mrs r. II Nandyke. Mrs. Lille 4
- Johnson. Mr. and Mrs Robetr Slpil
! Mr.. and Mrs John CarrOw, Mrs Jac
Hyland. Miss Mary Fulton, Mrs II "
Z jefferson. Miss Helen Fisher. Dover
Mrs. r.. w. Thomas. Francis rhOma,
I Miss Katherine Forman. CentreVlle
4 Mr.. and Mrs. II. d. Howell. Middle
! town; Mrs J. II. kirkbride, Swedes
.hOro. \ j.: Mr.. and Mrs. Fr
Mr.. and Mrs. Dawson Clark. Camdel
\ Del.. r. W. Dawson Mr.. and Mr.,
> Hudson were the recipients OF man
handsome gifts.
Evening journal., 1920-11-20

The weather did allow the Juniors
and Sophomores TO play the hockey
game scheduled for Thursday The
game was most interesting and excit-
ing Both teams played well The
final score stood Sophomores ,, Jun
iOrs I ON Friday afternoon the
S0phomores and Freshmen played.
This game was also very exciting.
The Freshmen made the first goal hit
but after that We're not able 90 score.
The final score was SOphUmOres 3,
Freshmen T. The work of the goal
keepers was especially gOOd-Miss
sara Roe %. Miss Mildred WOlfen-
den '2i. Both teams played with fine
spirit and good teamwork. Each
player was a star in her individual
position.
ON Thursday evening a large party
Of gir.s and faculty Of the Women
College attended the concert OF
Madame CALI -Curci at the Auditorium
I'm Wilmington
ON Friday morning Dean Robinson
made an announcement which caused
much applause-the girls will be eX-
cused from classes after o'clock on
"Wednesday 90 90 home for the
7 Thanksgiving vacatlon.
Miss Rich gave the chapel talk on
Friday morning She spoke OF her
work in surveying the conditions nm
der which the girls OF the Women S
/ COLLEGE would teach. She said That in
many cases the schools were not
large enough To- accommodate the
children but that The teachers of the
/ stab were doing a beautiful work IN
Z spife 81 This handicap. Miss Rich then
i0ld Of the part OF her work which
is perhaps more interesting TO th'
nndpr-classmen. ihe interesting ~ IN,
girls OF the state in the Women
College. She said that the girls were
very interested in the college life
the social affairs the dramatic club
the glee club. the athletic associa
ton the Y. w C.. 4. They were als'
interested in the fact that The colleg'
life does not spoil girl for home
b maklng Miss Rich said that she als'
cXplained TIE courses 90 these pos
E s.ble students and her belief iha
many Of these girls will come TO W
,IC. ID. In closing she said HAT she al
p NaAs presented the WOmen's Colles
r as standing for service, love of chll
. dren ana true WomanhOOd.
{ The prayer services have been car
r riel on s,i through the week TN
- sor, ice nf Che Y. W. g. A. m Sunda
81 evening viii be a Thanksgiving sery
irr. lt Viii tt informal Miss Mlbt
p Teho will teu a ThanksgiVng stor
% Saturday evening Will be ope
e night at W. g.. n. The program prom
r. iSes 20 DE Interesting Dancing Wi
- follow the program as usual.
- ON Friday evening the faculty G
c the Momen's College OF Delawar
y gave reception for President an
e. Mrs Hullihcn About one hundrt
" and nifty guests were invited. TN
Is senior class served ai ihe reception
r. Miss Frances Worihinglon, -. pla'
IA ga a violin solo: Miss Dora Wilco
r. sang and Miss Mamie Rohr told. son
n 0f her justly famous southern sto
'r les.
IS The girls Of W. C.. d. enjoyed o
parade given by the boys Of Del
N ware College on Friday evening. B
D. rauSr Of the reception ihe boys q
DO not parade through he Ililsrhm
rs i- their custom The girls Joined
li singing the college SONGS with mu,
D. -lNiCOr. The hovs expressed the
thanks by cheering for W. c. d.
Evening journal., 1920-11-20
OCTAGON DESIGN
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too wide for towels. but il insertoA
in hemstftched pillow cases, it wolSe
add much TO their appearance.
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into the 7th stitch from the needle
when this row is finished 1t shou&
contain a open meshes.
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open m, nlled m, 4 open M
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m. I open m. 2 filled m, 3 open m.
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m. 4 open m. 3 filled m, 2 open M
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Eighth rOW-Same as 4th row.
Ninth. rOw-Same as Sd row.
Tenth rOW-Same as 2d row
Eleventh row-Same as 9th row,
etc.
Evening journal., 1920-11-20
Clubs

and become better acquainted with
alumnae.
A musical and literary program
featured the meeting OF the Mar
shalltOn Civic Club held last eveHnt
in the schoolhOuse. Frederick Bring
hurst was the speaker, giving an in
teresting talk. This school boasts a.
b ing among thc 100 per cent. Red
Cross schools Of the county. A ban
ner showing an attendance 98 PET
hoent. perfect for th month OF Octo-
Der is also in evidence.
Mrs. C. d. McCorkindale and Mrs
Frderlca DufOur were ent rtiined at
the Sunshine Hall on Tuesday by the
Washington Heights Branch l. 5. s.
A luncheon was given in their honor.
Mrs. ZeDley was chairman OF the
affair.
Mrs. McCorkindale and Mrs. Dufols-
are leaving soon for the south, where
they will make their home. The
branch will lose two very earnest
and faithful members.
Those present at the luncheon were
Mrs. G.. ID. McCOrkindale. Mrs. Fred
erica Dufour, Mrs. G.. w. Dorsey, Jr,,
president OF the Delaware division (;
| Mrs. Frank G.. Sparks, president or
the branch. Mrs. Steven Hamilton.
Mrs. S. Howard Mccoy. Mrs. Il. Zeb-
ley, Mrs. j . Il. Baxt.r, Mrs. 5. William
S Morris, Mrs. J. II. Salmon. Mrs.
| Charles Brice, Mrs Vaughn Clavey
Mrs. Pierce IL. Brown. Mrs. Boyde II.
Cook. Mrs. J. b. Cook, Mrs h II. Lam
bert. Mrs. William Lyons and Mrs.
! Frederick Lang.
The regular business meeting OF the
Blue Bell SOoal VIII be held at tle
home Of Miss Edith l.. Clancy, CPS
North Harrison street. next Wednes-
day evening
Members of the Smyrna New Cen
tury Club will visit the Newark New
Century Club on next Tuesday after
noon. After the regular business
meeting the visiting club viii be en-
tertained. Members OF the Newar X
Club who will be unabe TO attend thc
meeting are asked to notify Mrs. CA.
Short, who Will be the club hostess
|. for he occasion.
The Blue Hens Chapter, Children OF
The American Revolution will meel
| This afternoon at the New-Centary
, Club. Miss Dorothy Rooney Is chair
Z man OF the program and Miss Mahe
Fuller chairman OF the social hour.
Evening journal., 1920-11-20
cIuR RAIkAn I sUCCESs.

The bazaar which the Ways and
Means Committee OF the Washington
Heights Century Club held Thursday
eNVning in the clubhouse. 23O BOule-
ward. was a social and financial sue
cess. The proceeds viii 50 90 the
building fund.
All 0f me fancy articles and novel
ties were sold In ihe afternoon y
tables OF cards were played by friends
and members OF the club. and in the
evening - tables played.
Much Of the success OF the bazaar
was due 10 Mrs. ". j. lackey. chair
man. and her committee. which con
sisted Of Mrs. Frank n HanaWay. Mrs.
Boyd n. Cook, Mrs William Lyons.
Ir.. Mrs Herbert 5 Drew. Mrs Harry
McCiltcheOn and Mrs George :. scott
Evening journal., 1920-11-20
THURSDAY AFTERNOON
BALI. ROOM CONCERTS

Maurice Dambois, the Belgian cellist.
who is scheduled for the FIRST concert
In the Thursday afternoon Hotel du-
pdnl ballroom series This winlcr. has
established new record for cellsts
in New York. where he has played To
most enthusiastic audiences IN ese
recitals were one OF the delighttu
musical events OF last winter. and Mrs.
W. n. Barnard and Miss Finn have
been mtiring In their efforts not only
10 secure the best artists for chamber
music. but definitely 90 promise ue
series again this winter Contrary TO
an impression that has gotten abroad.
tha sale Of seals. either single or
subscription. is open 10 the public and
tickets may be purchased al any time
at the Robelen Piano Company ware
room. In order 10 comply with pOpu-
lar demand The Eonzaly Quarieibe has
been re-engaged the date of lis reci-
tai 90 be announced later. The
FIRST concert viii take place on January
i3. and Will be followed at fortnight
T Is intervals on Thursdays until the
. five concerts are finished
Evening journal., 1920-11-20
ASSEMBLY, nails

Cards are out for the assembly balls
10 be held in the ballroom Of Hotel
dupont on December 10 and January
g. The latter dance WI be ball
masque Myers Davis Orchestra has
bon engaged for the balls. The com
miitee in charge is composed Of Mrs.
Henry b. Thompson, Mrs. 4. Felix dn-
pOnt, Miss Amy r. dupont. Harlan q.
SCOTT and Harry G Haskell.
Evening journal., 1920-11-20
nE1,mAnE naNoE CLrn pANcE

THE second OF a siries OF six dances
was given hy NE Delaware Canoe
Club THURSDAY night IN the ballroom
of ihe Hotel dupont II was attended
by one hundred aud twenty-five
couples OF Wilmingion's younger
socieiy set
Jacobs orchestra furnished music
prizes Tor the spot dance were award
"a 10 Miss Helen Guycr and J. Harry
Taylor Nss Guyer received box 0i
chocolates and Mr. Taylor was given
an invitation to he bankeTs and
brokers dance, which Will be- held on
DecfnIher 3
Due io ihe fact hat Chairman Long
As limited the number 0f invitations
given 10 members for distribution 20
their friends those In attendance az
the coming dance are assured of a
comfortaDla dancing 0oOr
The next Delaware Canoe Club
dance will be held on December 3l In
me ballroom As ihe club has -.
iablishad its reputation for dances o.
character. the coming dance is ex
pected 10 be a delightful New Year
affair
Evening journal., 1920-11-20
p d II { i G S

MIR. aud Mrs. William l.. Smith, OF
Newark. gave a delightful party last
Saturday evening In honor OF their
son James ninth birthday anniNer-
sary
Those present were: Melissa Egan,
sara Gray, Mildnd Davis, Dorothy
Bell. Mary Boil Mary A. Tweed. Made
line Craig. Mary Gr NTH. Ellen Vide
man, Myrtle Bradley, Edna L. Pier
OF Wilmington, Nuttle Dill. Emerson
Smyth, Darwin Cagv. Lawrence
Brown James Tasker, Wilbur Nc
Mullln. George Tweed. Paul Gr'fth.
James Anlth, Mr. and Mns. W Heave-
low. Mr. and Mrs Midtman. Mrs.
n. Gray. Mr. McMullin. John Egan and
Mr. and Mrs. William l.. Smith.
A variety shower was given on
Thursday evening at the home OF Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Christy, 1907 Lam
caster avenue, in honor Of the ap-
preaching marriage Of Miss Marion
Baird. 3O7 West rhirlieth street. and
Wilson Ivory. 6iS West Sixth street
which will take place at The home
of the brides parents. next Wednes-
day evening
Musical selections were given by
Ralph Rocco, accompanied by Miss
Gerirud, VIII tman, pianist. Of phil
adelpha.
Among those present were the
/ Misses Cora Allen, oakley Reiden
| Lola BrNSon Peggy Walls. Helen
/ Parker Sallie Boyce. ENa Card. Edith
/ Wfberly, Dorothy Brililngham. Mabe
Kelly Agnes Christy. Eldora Christy
MIR and Mrs Wilson Ivory. Mr. ano
Mrs. Fred OrHey OF Philadelphia. Mrs
Isabella Baird Harry Chadwick. Ed
ward BesWick, Mrs Robert Daley
Harry Logan ami Mr. and Mrs. Charlei
Ghristy and son Charles, Jr.
A Thanksgiving pound party" vii
be held by the club on Tuesday after
noon al 230 o'clock All club mem
bers and friends are cordially invite
90 attend this AFFAIR and bring a gii
Of food money or clothing for "a
7 needy families Next "Wednesday th
: articles viii be distributed among
number OF worthy families. The con
, miiiee in charge Of the party will cu
tertain informally on Tuesday.
Westminster Glee Club viii M
meet on next Thursday evening. b,
cause OF the holiday but Will me'
on TUESDAY even ny. Director Free
crick ". Wyatt Will bee glad 90 We
come an members at This time
Misses Winifred and Barbara Bac
! gave a show this afternoon IN hon'
Of MIS- Catherine q Fletcher, who's
/ engagement has been announced
Robert v Williamson. OF oregon.
, The r. y. T. Club gave a delightf
, ] dance at Gilbert Studio last evenin
1 I The committee consisted ~ Villa
! ! Fisher Richard Monigle J. }. Mails
? Georg Hess Miss Edna Evans, Mi
Marion Leary. Miss Ferguson.
n Is 20 clubs exp citation 10 give
! dance each month OF the winter Sc
!, son.
A surprise party was given 10 Mr
q, Mary = Alexander. 70S West street
/. Thursday evening The evening W
y spent ia singing dancing and mus
m GuestS were present from Wilmin
/, Ton. Chester. Philadelphia. Newar
:. Elkton and Elk Mills.
n
Evening journal., 1920-11-20

Ellis
10
nrn Of been assigned 70
the Roll Call Campaign IN progress I'll
o State.
tie them
Wilson being assisted
prncipi. by other
h Red the sections
spirit OF
eriy especially smaller schools,
commonly known as @'uiuc school houses
Wilson vcepresden Of and
eral manager for the Wilmington Philadelphia
Evening journal., 1920-11-20
Why Not Christmas?
An EdIIorIaI by be socIeLy EdItorl

In few weeks he civilized peoples the talking
birthday anniversary of the Redetmer VIII lNcih.
long Deawareans fully aware there
into abbrevaliOn
mas ihai many be eliminated 5 the aborive
"Xmas" why Il out plainly "Chrslmas?" S only
few more letters satisfying
proper respect for occasion great
n is easy 10 OF the about.
X happens the letter the Christ The
abbreviated Xmas" history
Frequently stands things
lily good
a az O write the
The world In
savior he was called Sacreous and correctly s.
almost parallel.
Christmas presents this Xmas" gifts
Evening journal., 1920-11-20
DECADE CLUE DANCE.

A dance VII b given by the Decade
Club OF this city on next Saturday
evening. in the New Century Club.
The affair is a subscription dance,
and tickets may be obtained from
members OF the committee, or from
members Of the club Music will be
furnished by the Original Six Orches-
ira. The officers OF the club are
President. Mrs. Harry c. Lawson
Miss May Horty, vice-president; Miss
Margaret Kane. secretary; Miss Olive
Byrne, treasurer.
Evening journal., 1920-11-20

MINSTREL EXTRANAGANZO

MlzDah LhapIer. No. 2, Orler q
the Eastern Star, viii present q
Minstrel extravaganza" in theh New
Century Club on Thursday and Fri
day evening. Deoember 2 and 3. Tho
plays will be followed by a dane g.
The pcrformances VIII consist OF
women minsirels as the principal
features. Songs. music and SpsOal
danes with electrical feature will als0
be on the program
Evening journal., 1920-11-20
on gloomy days when Mr.. sun
CNnihin,s Helners Rranch. l. S. S.

ANnitNN AAtiItIN nIdUfns L. - -.
The Cynthia's Helpers Branch, |. 5.
5, Will meet on Tuesday evening, No
vember y. at Sunshine Hall, t4O9 Del
aware avenue. at 8 o'clock. All mem
bers are invited to be present; old
members and any one who wlshts TO
Join in the Sunshine work.
The bake at the gas Office last
week, proved 10 be a SUCCESS and a
nice sum was realized We wish TO
thank all those who helped the good
c3ues along. L. M. Birkhead, press
cor
A farewell luncheon was given by
the Washington He ghts Branch, ;.
s, Tuesday, November t6 at Sunshine
and Mrs. f. DufOur who expect TO
reside in Roanoke. Va. The only
other guest present was the State
president, Mrs. George W. Dorsey.
| TWO branches met in Sunshine Hall,
| Thursday evening, November tS. The
| Libarius Branch, with Mrs Broad
water, president. presiding The Poly
anna Branch held its meeting i'm the
music room and after the business
session was concluded. ! invited the
| Libarius Branch to be the guests at
a Parcel Post Sale The bidding
was spirited. causing much fun. The
POlyanna Junior Branch was also
present and CHANGED off a box of
homemade candy. THIS branch of
juniors is accumulating a fund for a
child's wheel-chair which has been
called FOR many times during the past
few years. Later both branches adj
iourned 10 the diningrO0m where
Mrs Ada j. Cummns and Mrs Lester
Hopkins acted as hostess.
Last week was a busy week fOl
orr state president Mrs G.. w. Dor
sew. Jr. ON Tuesday evening she de
livered a Sunshine address before th'
b New Cettury Club in Harrington
which will take up Sunshine worl
: along with It's other activities. Wed
nesday morning she Wis ted MilforI
, where she and the Alden Branch pres
ident were entertained at a luncheon
lby Mrs. C.. A. Pierce the branch sec
netary. The Alden Branch is now 4
Mrs. Dorsey met the Frederic'
Branch in the even ng and delivered
SUNSHINE Address which was nNcl
cnioyed bv ;he members OF the bNncf
: Mrs. I W. Belts is The presEent o
this branch and is also organizer 70
Kent county. On Thur/1ay afterool
e the Stale pres dent md Mrs. Belt
- went TO Magnolia Yil re- a group q
G women interested in Sunshine ha
- assembled 10 he2r Mrs. Dorsey tell q
g the Sunshine work. object and pur
/ noses. She returned TO Wilmingt0
!. and would be glad TO visit any grou
n OF women, in any part OF the stat
, Who desire 10 form Sunshino branch
R es Her address is 2OM jefferson II
n Milm ngton, Del phone 1854.
Evening journal., 1920-11-20
uNIoN MISSION MoRkERs ELEcr

The Foreign Missionary Society OF
Union Methodist Episcopal Church
met al NE home N Miss Blanche
Whilcraft $40 West Twenty
street Thursday evening Thirty
members were present and reports
We're read by the various secretaries.
The annual election OF officers re-
suited as follows President. Mrs.
Daniel lester FIRST vice president,
Mrs. Esiell Mccall: second vice presi-
dent. Mrs smith: third vice president
Mrs. }. n. Fitzgerald: recording sec
rciary. Mrs William j Robb; corre-
sp0ndent secretary, Miss Blanche
Whitcran; treasurer Mrs \ Il.
White The following secretaries were
appointed Mite box, Mrs. Josephine
In. Hnl; extension. Mrs Martha Bald
Twin. temperance. Mrs. Ward. rainy
dav Mrs Mary Devalnger; uthlng
/ Mrs Levi Foster; publicity, Mrs
] Howard Mcdaniel
After the election. social hour
and refreshments We're enjoyed.
Evening journal., 1920-11-20
LACE PATTERNS
A NEW DESIGN
EVERY WEEK
FILET STITCHES.

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through the loop.
Open Mesh-A double crochet into
chain or the material, two chan
stitches and a double crochet.
Closed Mcsh-FOur double crochei
stitches into a chain or material.
Turn-Five chain stitches TO turn.
II your pattern called for sixteea
stHches-chain q and double crochet
into the seventh stitch from the
needle.