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Evening journal., 1920-06-30
sIiNsnINE nECITAIS.

Under the auspices OF Delaware Di-
vision. international Sunshine Society.
recitals will be given this evening and
tomorrow evening. in the New Cen
tury Club, by the National Society
for Broader Education, which is To-
Gated at Carlisle, Pa.
The artists for the recitals are VIII
mot Goodwin. baritone; Rudolf kafka,
viollnist. Nellie Bowman Will be ac-
cOmpanlst.
Mr.. Goodwin has delightful voice
and sings with great ease and conf
dence.
Mr.. Kafka has appeared in many
American cities and has gained many
honors BY his brilliant playing and
sensitive Interpretation.
Miss Bowman who VIII be the
pianist. excels not only as an accom-
panlst but as a solOist as well.
These reciials Will be treats to all
music lovers. A pleasing program
will be given each evening.
The National Society for Broader
Education co-operaies in educational
work with local organizations through
out The United states and Canada. II
provides lectures. concert lectures
and recitals without cost 10 the co.
operating ORGANIZATIONS. 10 also sug-
gesls and carries through plans for
raising funds for educational and
charitable institutions without cost
10 such institutions.
Evening journal., 1920-06-30
PAIL MALL CLUB
CLOSES ITS SEASON

The Pail Mall Club. OF Newark.
will hold the last dance OF the New
ark season on Friday night. July >.
The dance will be limited strictly to
club members and 30 the friends who
will receive special invitations
The Newark Century Club has been
procured for the evening and Jones
and HallOwells orchestra viii fur
nish the music With a strictly lin
tied number Of couples the dance
should be a delightful affair.
The Pail Mall Club has been ac-
tive in a social and athletic way since
70 was founded last year. This dance
concludes the activities OF the club
in Newark Plans are being made 10
give a series OF dances throughout the
state during the summer months.
The usual activities OF the club will
start again in the early part OF Sep
! temher. when the members return
/ from their vacations.
Evening journal., 1920-06-30

Miss Florence r. Slemy. OF Dover.
and Professor Charles Daniel Ander-
son were married las, evening In The
ppOplps' ChriSifau t'h'f.s.'.
the Rev. James Wesley Colona. d. d.
hcculdlilu, at t4t e.t..t.. su.s..... "a
OF palms and roses, the color scheme
being pink aud white.
The bride wore gown OF white
satin. trimmed with pearls and her
Veil was caught with orange bios
SONS. The brides bouquet was white
roses.
lnc maid Of honor. Miss Kathleen
Lord. OF Dover, wore a marmOt lace
dress over pink silver cloth. She car
ried pink roses.
The bridesmaids. Miss Ruth Saiter.
field. Of Harr'nrlon. wore a lace dress
over pink taffcta, and Miss Elizabeth
Mattnoru, of smyrna. wore lac,
dress over PINK tsncia. They carried
bouquets of pink roses.
The flower girls. Jean preityman
Howell and Alice Hazel banner, wer,
dressed IN pink silk and carried pini
roses.
8. Henry Hazel. OF Dover. was hes
man, and Professor Carl w. W
Schantz, principal OF smyrna Higr
/ school. formerly principal OF Dove
Public schools. and Professor Lewis
/ Al ms.t0ug. oi Dover. were The ushers
During the ceremony Lewis james
I Howell. OF Philadelphia. a we'll know
baritone and relative OF the bride
song 20 Promise Me- and "A Perfec
! Day"
The wedding march was played b.
Miss AsGcs Toele, pianist. and Mrs
/ Nina prettyman Howell. Violinlsl
cousins OF the bride. Mrs. Howell
also, played a violin sole. "Shepherl
/ Girls sunday" by ole Bull
An interesting feature OF the wed
ding was the presence OF Miss Steffy'
pupils OF The Dover public schools
who occupied the front seats Of tn
church.
Miss kathleen Lord. the maid o
honor. entertained on Monday evening
al her home on Bradford street n
! honor OF The bride and groom.
folloWinc The wedding a reception
was held In TIE church parlors Tn
basement of The church WAS trans
formed into vcrilahle fairyland
where the guests partO0k of a wed
ding repast
The bride and rrnam left today oi
an automobile tour through the ives
aud on their return will be at home a
Newton square, Pa. where Professo
Anderson has accepted the principal
chin of one Of the largest hieh school
In the suburbs Of Philadelphia
Evening journal., 1920-06-30
Resting or RuStings!?
tAn Editorial BY The Society Editor.l

boy slfool Bu ara vo certon
he not in a rather than vacation ' ~" ''"A
Wilmington boy who spends vacation entv nencs
Is worse on than II he had vacation mind
that makes fertile soil for
character. '9'' 'Nu
The empty mind is not really vacation It IS rstinc moi
resting for the mind ress not by dness change of rne
and occupation. ~ '0
So is well That the parent should give thought the how
Is doing win MS TWO ana onehaf months Of spare time called
As corrective Of !h ame vacation prepared
a vacation timetable for Wilmington boys and girls.
would them out Of bed NJ Them nlav
until A. After that be would hours Of hpf,iness
in
a garden-and easy errands
hours between and four he
good story books and from four to eight he would allow
with time out of course Tor supper and e
And that good schedule But It's principal lies in the
5 schedule. method Of dscnne
with the amessness that destroys
vacations.
the regulating check
his time
the discipline Of the classroom. w "a
ana
within easy walking distance Of Wilmington. - w
Evening journal., 1920-06-30
Clubs

At the meeting OF Cynthlas Help-F
crs Branch, international Sunshine$
Society held last night at the homes
Of Mrs. J. Nelson Talley, sr., i3 Wes7
Twenty-third street, plans were dis-<l
cusstd for a picnic TO he held at shell 4
pot PARK, July i3. This was the LAST
meeting Of the season.
Blue Rock Community. Club wil4
meet on Monday evening, July II. aS
73O o'clock at tn. home Of Mrs. John
Titus on Lore avenue. Members wilE
note the change in the date Of thor
meeting. As Monday is a holiday th1
regular meeting is postponed Tor -
week.
Miss Martha Cohen daughter Of Mr.
and Mrs. Herman Cohen OF 3Oi WesH
street celebrated her sixteenth birth ~
day anniversary on Sunday al thotl
home of her parents. Miss fanniS
Binder, Mrs. Anna lIrshout ana MIS-
Bessie Silverman sang solos. A quar-
let composed Of Albert Hollet Wei
Cooper, Bernie Packard and Edward
Chaiken also sang latest song hits. .
David RegenbOgen was toast MASTER
Music was furnished by Sol SabelS
Jazz band OF Philadelphia.
Those present We're: Mr.. and Mrs.
! Herman Cohen, Mr. and Mrs. Levy
Mr.. and Mrs Silverman, Mr.. and Mrs.
Kristal. Mr.. and Mrs. II; Tolshnisky-
/ Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Spier, Mr.. and Mrs q
| Harry Matt, Miss Fannie Binders, Min<
ME Solomon. Lille Stemwalter, Mollie'
Cohen, Anna HirshOut, Annie Good
With, Bessie Sacks Celia HOlliet, Anna
Cohen, Mss Belfant, Miss KrestaL
Miss lIndin, Miss Feldman, Barney
| Bendin. Edward Chaiken, Samuel
/ Chaiken. W. Cooper. Ben Cohen, David
Hollet, Albert Iollet, Philip Feldman-,
Charles Solomon, Henry Spicer, Bernieg
Packard Albert Plorner, David Plor-
ner, David Regenbogen.
The last regular business session.
OF the W. H. NJ. Society o! Scott NJ. ID.
Church, for the summer. will be held
at kirkwOod Park, tomorrow after
noon. A full attendance is desired
In ease Of rain. the meeting will be-
held in the church.
Members OF the Ayta Club OF tho
y W. c. A. will meet next Tuesday
evening at the club rooms when
echoes OF the recent summer con-
ference held at Camp Nepahwin, Cam
ton, Pa, Will be heard.
Elsmere Civic Club will hold a
"sing' in the Elsmere Presbyterian
Church tonight. All residents OF the
community are invited.
The club will hold an ice cream and
novelty sale tomorrow evening on the
lawn Of the home OF Mrs. George x
Binder There Will be plenty OF good
les to eat and attractive novelties
may be purchased.
Evening journal., 1920-06-30
HOLIDAY PICNIC
AT BACON'S GROVE

The SUCCESS OF the carnival held
last week at Overlook Colony has
prompted Father Grant. OF 81.
patrick's Church. to venture an old
fashioned picnic for Monday sfter-
noon ana evering next Bacon's
Grove Is Ideally adapted for such an
affair, eituaied directly opposite the
carnival oval at overlook IS shady
and cool A few minutes walk viii
give the patrons opportunity for ilsh-
ing. swimming and boating. Father
Grant will combine the various
carnival attractions with picnic frlYol-
tiles TO satisfy the wishes OF both
young and Old Arrangements have
been made for a private bus service
every i3 minutes direct TO the
grounds. leaving Fifteenth and kine
streets an afternoon and evening. lhis
Is done 10 avoid the congestion oi
public cOnNeyances which necessarily
obtains on an holidays.
Evening journal., 1920-06-30
HAGLEY AFFAIRS.

The Novetius Club Of Hagley will
give an ice cream social and bake on
The Haglev Fairgrounds at 73O
clock Friday evening
Last Thursday the Mothers Club
enjoyed a trip by automobile to Nal-
10y Forge. to which all the younger
children were invited. Another out
ing Is being planned.
The Hagley playground Is most
popular where the cool shade trees
aud ereen grass add greatly 20 The
comfort f-d pleasure OF all. A cor
dlai invitation IS EXTENDED 10 other
chiku en- and young people Of Viii
mington. to visit the playground.
Evening journal., 1920-06-30
WhatCoHege WiHlNean to You
May Mean Love and Marriage if These Are Unsought.
II, LEwEr-rE BEAucHAMp POLLOCK

eeher Of English East Technical Hob School Cleveland 0hio)
Isn't there your Oh high
school girls Of dream hal college mean 10 you love and
marriage and home OF your
As ask counting on o fingers The OF the
girls circle Intimate college friends who have married since
graduation.
Seven ~ them out OF ieni
your hearts
And safely el that likely al three
OF these hines 10 c0ndiiOn
And that is that do not there seeking them.
For the best things NE usually unsought the kind OF
which satisfy college That
natural ont OF friendly comradcsp with whose ideals and
achievements of future happiness
that all happy
both
fail hold high the torch they have called
you'll know that n you-hod
higher education stand honor and
ing Its gifts OF peace and JOY.
Evening journal., 1920-06-30
WE'RE ASSOCIATION AFF,IRs

The Elijah NJ Webb Association wnl
end its woi'N for the summer. ON
Monday evening, July 40. With exer-
cises I'm Trinity Baptist Church.
Their last event OF the season will
be the annual sunday school excur-
SION for the poor TO Idle Wood PARK
on Monday. July AZ. Children under
SIN years. of age must be accompanied
by Guardians. Each cllld Will De given
Ia ticket a box lunch and a pair OF
The meeting on Mnnday evening
was The last one until Monday .nlv
l9. Next Monday viii he a holiday
aud on Monday. july ~. The POOR
children's excursion viii be given.
The associations annual excursion
VIII go 20 WOOdside Park. on Mon
I day. August 3 The tickets will be
on sale about July a.
Those who desire 60 occnny seats
I In The special car 10 the u. y. /. A.
Convention, New York City. on Au-
gust s, should Ole their names ai
once The list Will De forwarded to
headquarters. on next Saturday even
/ ing
There viii be a Sing" OF patriotic
airs al 4 O'Clock SUNDAY afternoon
! TIE i NJ. w A Baud viii play. Harry
/ Larkins viii be song leader
Tho social hour was devoted nd
plans Tor an oulinE 20 Moodslde PARK
ON Monday July J. About 90 mem
hers Will go ON ne outing Harry
1 iarkins and Walher :. King VIII b,
IN charge.
Evening journal., 1920-06-30
CARNIVAL AT pENNsGRCOvE.

Membcrs of the local chapter Of The
Daughters OF Isabella and santa
Maria Council, No. i95, knights OF
Columbus. viii attend a carnival and
lawn party at st. James r. c. Church
pennscrOvc. \. j., tonight. The Rev
Joseph Parker Is pastor Of the church.
The carnival is being given % raise
funds for a new church building.
The members OF the Daughters OF
Isabella are asked 10 report at the X.
Of C. building, Tenth and West streets
at 730 O'Clock. The visitors will 20
to Pennsgrove on the o'clock ferry
Wilmington timel.
Those unable 10 meet at the head
quarters should go directly 10 ths
wharf.
Evening journal., 1920-06-30
Ar aN,, coNNENTION.

Members OF the Young Peoples
Branch on the W. C. II. u. Of New
Castle county left today to attend The
W. G.. n. u. encampment 10 be held
at keuka. NY 10 opens this evening
and continues until July s. The party
was chaperoned by Mrs Bertha Me
Caullcy Foster Those who went
were Miss Olive Jordan 9f The Wil-
mingion y p b.. Miss Lille Williams
president of The Marshalllon y. =. b..
Miss Lcillia Joseph. 0f the Whining
ton W. C.. r. IT,. Miss Media M00at
nf ihr Uonccker branch Miss Louise
Wallace. Of the Hanover A. p. b.. Miss
/ Holon Richardson and Hclon Goodwin.
of The Easnake y. p. b.; Miss Bertha
Barucs of the Now Castle y p. b.
and Miss Margaret Caulk from lhg
I Bl0ckhrd y p. b.
These delegates were sent by The
New Castle county executive com
miitee of the ". G.. n. a.. aud Oh,
Various branches which they repre-
sent Mrs. Foster IS sent hy thf
/ County w c. r. a.. as She is county
] gprrQI1ry
Evening journal., 1920-06-30
DRUGGISTS AUXILIARY
IN RExrTrn pTnTs

Wilmington Chapter. No y, Mo-
mems Order National Association Or
Retail Druggists enjoyed a river ride
10. Philadelphia Monday evening.
They met members OF the philadel-
phia Chapter, No. 6, OF the Organiza-
tion. on the boat and made the re-
turn trip with them. The guest ot
honor was Mrs. J. j. Silberg. OF Louis
VILE national president OF the asso-
citation. she has been visiting the
Philadelphia Chapter. A box suppeg
was enIOYed.
Evening journal., 1920-06-30
SOCIAL AZ NglypoRT

SneclaT 10 Tno EVonlng journal.
NEWPORT. June 30-The Ladies'
A'd Society Of Newport NJ 4. Church
viii bold its monthly business meet
ing and social this evening at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. John r. Lyman.
Evening journal., 1920-06-30
MISS SMITH 4 GRADUATE.

Miss Marian smith, daurhier OF Mr..
and Mrs. William 3. Smith. lr.. is a
graduate Of the kindergarien course
IN the James Almond Wilson Normal
SCHOOL, OF Mashingion. ID. C.. Mrs.
Smith was the guest OF her dauehtcr
during the graduating exercises which
Were held In the assembly han OF the
Miss smith sVill spend the summer
months with her parents IN th city
and Ocean City. y j. planning a. re-
turn 10 Washington Ia The early fal
TO assume the duties OF her chosen
AncalInn
Evening journal., 1920-06-30
FESTIVAL AT STANTON

SpeoIaI % The EVonlnr JOurnaI.
STANTON. June 30 3O-The
Shepherds Of Bethlehem will hold
strawberry festival this evening on
ne lawn adjoining the Friends
Meeting House.
Evening journal., 1920-06-30
p. n. r. REIIEF EXCURSION.

The Pennsylvania Railroad No
mems Mutual Aid. formerly pennsyl-
vania Railroad Women's War RE-
lief VIII give a moonlight excursion
on Friday evening Music VIII be
furnished by the p.. b. aad W. r. n.
A. A. band. 4 large steamer has been
secured for the trip,
Evening journal., 1920-06-30
Ar NORTHFIFID CONFERFNCE

Wilmington delegates who are 10
attend this years conference Of the
Mortified Summer School I'm Massa-
chusetts left yesterday Those in the
party were Miss Mabel Griffith. Miss
Edith EhbersOn. Miss EmIhalene IOl-
per. Miss Helen Kennedy, Miss Calhe-
rine McKenney. Miss Elizabeth Barnes.
Miss Eleanora Lynch, Miss Florence
Newman. Miss Maude Deakyne. Miss
icioria Magee and Miss Lillian Vii
liams.
There Is a membership Of about
seventy in Norihneld League 0f this
city Miss Margaretia Miller is presi-
dent
Evening journal., 1920-06-30

lubomrsk Minister the Republic
Of Poland to ne United states who WIN accompany her husband to- VIZ
successful close Of ne oo0o9 Polish loan parade and mass meeting
the Poles of the city the Hotel dupont in honor of the distinguished
LubomrN Of those splendid women who manage to
while devOng careful
O
4
an the harlshps
n he fough-over country IN Europe
Evening journal., 1920-06-30
tG:t,I

MIS-. E0Waru "A. NcuUuSun ana
daushter Miss Margaret Richardson
and son Winston Richardson. Miss
Martha A. Richardson and Brooke
Stabler will leave tonight dor Saulti
Ste Marie, Canada. where they NNill
spend the summer with C,uoneli and
Mrs. p. p Roland.
Mrs. William o.. Wingate and fam
ily are spending the sunhnar at
North Water Gap. Pa, where they'd
have Joined the bungalow colony
Mrs. w. II. Laird and family, lefl
yesterday for Eagcsmere to spend the
summer.
Mrs. John Bancroft is entertaining
Miss Clara Bancroft, director ,of Music
in oxford College, Columbus, Ohio.
Miss Bancroft is well knoNuil In this
city where she was formerly stu
dent In Miss Hebhs SchOu. She hast
a flne contrato voice Mrs. bancroft.
has also been entertaining Ms. b. H.
Akin and Miss Elizabeth Akin Of Coll,
umbus, Ohio. Miss Akin llas just
graduated with honors fEon Smith
College.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander Crichton,
Miss Florence Crichton and Miss LII
Ian Crlchton, are at Asburyt Park for
the summer.
DR.. and Mrs. Henry r. tSpruance
have opened their cottage pt Reho-
beth Beach for the summer.
Miss Marion Devine. OF the Grant
ley Apartments, is spending fihe SUM
mer at Rehoboth Beach.
REV. and Mrs. Elwood w. Jones viii
sail from New York for Christohal,
Panama. on ihe steamship Chrisiobai
tomorrow afternoon. Thay VIII visit
the island OF Haiti whilesaway.
]. Chandler Hendrlckson ds spending
a fortnight with friends at'Lewes.
Mayor and Mrs. William G. Taylor
viii leave for Rehoboth Beach to-
morrow where they will stay during
the month Of July
Mrs. John d. Shafer and son Jack,
OF Worcester. Mass. are visiting Mr.,
and Mrs John H. Cook. OF 1905 Northt
Franklin street.
Mrs. William Neal OF st. GATHERINGS.
Canada. is visiting Wilmington
friends.
Mrs. r. Marvin Megglnson and.
daughters. Beryl and Isabella, OF Belle,
fonle. are spending a month In Wash-i
ingion. ID. c., as the guests OF Mrs.
Megginson's sister, Mrs. Willard Cle-'
land
The Rev. Leonard White pastor OF
MI. Salem NJ y. Church. left yesier-
day for the Methodist Hospital, In
Philadelphia, where he viii undergo
J, treatment.
Charles n. Gregory. OF Washington.
who has WISHED prominent Wii-
minrionians has taken a collage al
Dublin. y. H.
Or. Alfred X. Smith OF Richardson
PARK. has gone on q business trip to
New Work. he viii be away an thisl
week
David ]. Relnhardt. Ir.. and Charles
Lee are on camping trip In New
York State.
Miss Adele Topkls. daughter Of Mr.,
and Mrs Harry r0pkis. ii3 West
Tweriy-nrsi street. left Wilmington.
today for Elaine. where she Will att
tend a camp for young girls,
Miss Martha Nickerson. OF Boston
IS the guest Of Mrs. Carlton Bards-
ley.
Mr. and Mrs William Hollis. Of
Philadelphia. spent the weekend
with Mr. and Mrs James +. Dickin-
son. at Bellef0nte
Evening journal., 1920-06-30
FESTIVAL AT STLvFRRROOK

The Evergreen Sunday school class
Of Silverbrook NJ r. Church taught
by Mrs. r. w. Jones Will hold fes-
tival on the church lawn tomorrow
evening. Ice cream. cake. candies and
other novelties win be on sale.
Evening journal., 1920-06-30
WoWrN SPLASH IN POM.

Three hundred young girls ana
women are enjoying the swimming
lessons al the Rrandywine swimming
pool each evening this week u has
been announced ihat the women who
are scheduled 90 report at the pool
between and SD o'clock are asked
10 report between and 6.30 O'Clock
this evening and during the remainder
OF me Instructions
This change was made necessary
because 0f ARRANGEMENTS 10 use the
pool ai the later hour. The advance
classes VIII be held each evening at
$50 o'clock.
Professor George II. COrsan swim
ming expert who Is conducting the
classes is enthusiastic over the inter-
est prevailing here.
Evening journal., 1920-06-30

BY liam Shewer
Washing
a a
purchase
important work done recently under the direction Mrs
holding OF
stanta will flow into the clubs treasury
Lackey the William with
bis brother Frank Lackey In Lh 1rokerage business
Evening journal., 1920-06-30
BICHOR CHALEM PRESENTATIONS.

The Lad es Blchor ChOIem SOfleIY
will meet this evening at 2ii Nest
street. Furs. pieces Of furniture. a
cenirepiece and picture will be pres
ented.
Evening journal., 1920-06-30
MISS O'NEII SHIP SPONSOR.

Mss Mary ]. O'Ne l. employee 1l
The plant Of pusey and Jones. viii be
sponsor at the launching OF the "Nor-
walk" the oil burner which viii
leave the ways at that plant next
Saturday morning.
-n-0A
In the Want Ads. VIII be found the
direct route between employer and the
! employe.
Evening journal., 1920-06-30

Mrs. William q. Wingate and fam
by are spending the sunAner at
North Water Gap. Pa, where they
have joined the bungalow colony.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-17

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