Evening journal., 1920-08-21
GIRLS HIT WELL
INDOOR GAME
dupont Champions Safe
Over Plate With Loving
Cup and Dinner
G. H. KERR LOST
INNING COACH


the dupont Company, Girls League,
at a testimonial banquet in the Du-
Barry Room o fthe Hotel dupont, last |
night
A handsome silver loving cup was |
presented TO the viGtOrs as a mark Of |
appreciation by their comrades for |
the honors won by them One hun !
dred and nifty players and guests |
marched into the diningroOm al 7.3O !
o'clO1k, and wfre seated al pretiily
decorated tables, the victorious play
ers being arranged at the head OF the
room, with the players from the Ad-
vertising Department at the entrance.
The room was pretAy and iastefully
decorated, hong streamers OF black and
gold crepe paper, the club cOlOrs, ex-
tending from the center Of the ceiling
20 the four corners Of The room. A
huge electrically lighted dupont was
conspicuously displayed on the wall
In the rear OF the speakers table,
under which a large pennant with
the words SALES Record" was hung.
Around the room allied flags aided in
the decorative effect and over the en-
trance in red. white and blue were
the letters ADV" representative OF
the Adydrtising Department, whose
players were the guests OF the VIC
! ioriOus team. ,
Tho tables were also lavishly deco
rated with hydrangeas, marigOlds and
hiack- eyed susans. the gifts of Mrs.
| William Coyne and Pierre 5. dupont.
pictures OF each team and baseDall
player dolls were presented the guests
as favors. ,o.,,,.
was the singing OF songs collposeet
for the occasion by Miss Hargest, on
tbe Sales Record Department, and the
Gazing with vigor the various team
George II. Kerr. manager OF tne
sales Record Division, toasunaseeI'
| following the reading Of a leter OF r.,
j eyret from c. w. Brown, director o.
5dvertising paid a glowing tribute 10
fbo dupont Country Club, declaring
tbat IA was the place where go99I
health discipline and character coul9i
ne brought out. Mr.. Kerr pro- ~ ~
his remarks with the statement ,, eia'
mis- pOsition as toastmaster at DsaS o
0uet where the girls so la.se.s ssing
dominated was a rather enpa rrdss,l,7 s,.,,.
Il od9b ough he managed 10 over
como his umidity and added ltrsti,s !,
a. tbe Measure OF the evening Dy tils
: pihIical references, showing a WonI,el
81 lrnovyledge OF the Scriptures. lual
hascboll was one Of the oldest knoM ]
,,eo,.ts no nroved by the fact mat til'
0rret verse of The Bible referred 10 IL,
I'm the beg Dig inning. Ine oi, onoh
~ last niCht, said Mr. Kerr, MeS ~ pa,,n
3 ably the first Of the KIND N uig ~ MS
, try and marked new eia AZ
I iorv of the company. ...o,o-
vi 10 sad that over 200 young wonif,i
~ me company had parhcpateu IL
2 tho series which indicated ln stroms
: Sa,.otion n sports among Wolheu
urd fnriher that the spirit ana oydl
. a., 90 vdisnlsved nv the girl athletes CIldpl
. w .S.,crilsd the employees OF the uufon
Ccmpany from its Inception; -, ~,
p. Mahoney. presiuent u .iog,
e dupont Country Club, spohe =, com.
unon the work OF his cluD anu ,'iIa,, JI,,,
4 mcnded the girls for tner yNVodig' In
~ az "a ibe fact that the invitation
. ,,Snich the winning club had eXu, eXu,iiai,s az,
a. the "runners-up' was one Oh sl
toost striking ways OF displaying ulia
,o-t ernanshin so recently SHOWN y
e., S,r Tbomas Upton, the type ,o
T. .S2,rs,ortsmanship ~ that warranted I'll III
= tribute OF the best American c..lt,. Slsilte.
: The aim OF the DUPONT ul Nou'ist ~,
y Chpb. Mr.. Mahoney sad, Wss s ,b
Ii build true sportsmanSillp. ni An
imneus given on the parI vi W
s. li,',,,,,s lllli,csor ~ The baseball league,
e. LA de,elored more rapidly uan an
r ,o,ntrv club he had ever known NJ
% Nahoney asserted. .,,,. t4orges
ID ~ nc sales Record Department, WI
a. ,ecited an original poem, telllns
r. tho winning teams valor, he uien %
e hers OF the team standins a. n
o, names were called; William neI t9,,,r " d,
r. assistant advertising manager - ile' po,
D. |
m Ia ~, team. / A Gwynn. assistant @
IN rector for the Pyralin DIVISION J.,
Henderson. ihe official umpire, al
m Ralnh Asheton. a "rooter: =
d me finale and one Of the most hl
'I- -ortant events OF the evening w
a he rresentattion OF testimonial 10,
T. inc citp bv DIT. J. III. Squires, nedu
MS ihe personnel department OF ths Il.
ne pont Company. The cup was u
nfully engraved token ana Wa no q
cepted for the team by MIS-. Fan''
on Livingston. its captain. e.,,.
he In presenting the trophy Dr. Squlr
or stated that he had never beiore se'
81 fhe mality OF sportsmanship SLOW
nv the teams in the leagues; ihTOug
oirt the contests. he said, the lnnlh
a. xvere nlayed with vheor, squarely az
ce each nine had done its utmost 70 VI
X. He said that John p. Nields OF "
las Community service uau d9hou "a,
ho l,,.hether or not IL would be p0sSsllin
IL. FOR the teams 10 arrange an eNholp'
,ed game for the benefit Of the service
he XS'lth an standing "Auld Lang syn
tit was sung 10 the accompaniment
the orchestra at 1890 o'clock, Wil
a. was followed by dancing.
nd Those present were: Misses Jel
McCaughan. adelaide Potter, Anaos
let REYNOLDS. Rebeoca Eisenbray, Mlidr
p. Fiscnbray. Hazel Gray, Maria Wh
rs. taker. Nellis Wise. Margaret OAK
rs. Helen Oakes, Marie de Sofa, sara -
m. dell. Marguerite Geary, Julia MARI
ie- Helen Tucker. Adeline Mccoy Ed
ne. Evans. Marion Leary. Helen Mitch
Edna Shines. Louise Mccoy. ElizaDe
Hustled and Mrs Fannie LiVingsiC
OF ali members OF the two teams.
err Mary c. Deery. Mary O'NeiL Cath'
est inc Walsh, Anna Kirshout, kathr
]. Iones Margarc' Foulk, Irene F. Iof
-iet son. stella NJ. Sinclair, Evelyn ), Mi
dr. tin. Emma @. Martin. Bertha Nj. Bi
md rett. Christine Edmunson. Aace Spe
ter Ruth Sands. Bessie WOodus Ma
ne, Grandel. Estelle Bsrnhill, Bessie
on, stevens. Mary s Shields. Susie
B. Brackin. Elizabeth Hustled, Lena
Nivien. Ruth NJ. Elmer. Elizabeth
TAYLOR. Margaret Adams. Catheri
Va Engelbert, Marjorie 5. Norman, He
ast Burke Florence n. Fuller