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Evening journal., 1920-09-08
GUESTS ENJOY DANCE
in H0LLADAY BARN

A novel dance was held on Saturday
night in the large new barn on the
@. b. Holiday farm near Chadds
Ford More than 500 guests were pres
ent They came from this city, Green
vile, Centreville. Hamorton, Kennett
Square, Concord and many other
places within the vicinity OF the farm.
The dance was unique ~ psfty rs
spect The evening was featured by
an the old-nshioned dances such as
The square dance and Virginia reel
II was given by the farm manager.
Mr. Con-, under the auspices OF MIR
Holiday All he guests declared il
was the best dance that they had
enjoyed in many years. During The
evening refreshments were served
Music was furnished by an orchestra
from Kennett Square. The Holiday
barn is one Of the finest in this sec.
! tion. IL is large stone structur,
and one OF The largest about Chadd'.
Ford.
Evening journal., 1920-09-08

and plain table. A chest Of drawer
or bureau is a welcome convenienoe.
Bed :-Baby's first bed may be made
in an ordinary clothes basket, lined Z
with a sheet. This can be picked up
and carried about easily, which is ar
advantage. II should be placed on
chair or a box. never on the floor ,
A feather pillow is no, suitable f0r
mattress or FOR the baby's head.
Use an old. soft comforter or ordinary
mattress Of hair. felt or cotton, pro- :,
lected by rubber sheeting light oil
cloth or paper blanket. Since rub.
Der or oil cloth is hard and uncons-
Portable, a soft washable pad shOuf1.
be used directly underneath the sheeL
Table felting makes an excellnt pad
for this purpose.
The young baby will breathe more,
easily and take a large supply OF air
into his lungs II no pillow is used
4 clean. soft folded napkin may be
placed under his head Toward thes
end Of the second year, a thin hair
pillow may be used.
Basket The basket for the babys
! toilet is best Of white enamel An
, ordinary wicker basket painted white
is better than one lined with cotton
or silk material and decorated with
ribbon bows.
The supplies for this basket shoulC
be OF the first quality. 10 is better
| to have a few good things than a
lot Of material which will be used
and OF poor quality.
The basket should contain: Pure
White CASTLE Soap; unscented talcum
powder; olive oil or tube vaseline I;
and four dozen safety pins OF differ
ent sizes.
Questions relating TO Baby Care and
to problems Of maternal and childish
health will be answered direct by
mail. Addrss,
BABY HEALTH EDITOR,
L 5 Health Service.
Washington, D. C.
Be sure to give your full name and
addless, and please mention ihe name
: OF this newspaper
Evening journal., 1920-09-08
/ rs s. rk IN S

CUzZO-ro Mr.. and Mrs. John Cuzzo. ot
1901 Lancaster avenue, at the Delaware
Hospital, on September 3. a son.
REMsEN Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Rem
sen. of COS $. Grant avenue, at the Della
ware Hospital, on September 3, sou.
NOII-To Mr. and Mrs. Henry Noll. Of
3O1 W. Sixth street, at the Delaware
Hospital, on September ?, daughter.
DUNIAP-To Mr.. and Mrs. Layton Dun
lap. OF Prices Corner, Del, az the Dela-
ware Hospital, on September 4,
daughter
sTEPHENsON-To Mr.. and Mrs. Johnl
Stephenson, Of 2607 Harrison street. al
the Delaware Hospital, on September
( 4, son.
osWALD-To Mr. and Mrs. Allen Os-'
waid Of $40 Kirkwood street, at the
Delaware. Hospital, on September 6,
daughter.
BADER-To Mr. and Mrs. John Bader, OF
III w. Twenty ninth street, at the
Delaware Hospital on September o,
son.
FDwARDs-To Mr. and Mrs. Ollie Ed
wards, Of 400 W. Seventh street. at
the Delaware Hospital, on September g.
son.
~ hAs anu AhNns l. - EHiiAhf "a
400 Delaware avenue, at the Delaware
Hospital, on September Q. a daughter.
NOORF-To Mr. and Mrs. Millard T. v.
Moore OF COS East Eleventh street. on
August 30, daughter, Clara Isabs =
Moore.
IAMOUR-To Mrjand Mrs. william L.
mour Of SO7 Madison street. at tho
Physicians & Surgeons Hospital, on
4 September 5, a son.
BLANCHE2TO Mr. and Mrs. r. Il.
Blanche Of $40 West Fifth street, at
the Physicians and Surgeons Hospital,
on September 8, a daughter
{ WILSON-To Mr. and Mrs Frank Will
son, Of 40 South Franklin street. AZ
the Physicians and Surgeons Hospital,
on September 7, a son.
Evening journal., 1920-09-08

made seven such loops This viii
make : more petals somewhat larger
nj each space with I single crochet
6 double crochet stitches and 1
single crochet.
The size OF the rose depends on the
the number Of petals In each case
make the chain at the back OF the
petal a trine longer, and nh it a
little fuller with the double crochet
stitches.
The finer the thread the dalniiel
The rose, and the heavier the thread
The larger and moro SNOWY The rose.
Evening journal., 1920-09-08
Mirror-Gasers
An. EdllorIal BY be society Ednorl

es at An Editorial by he society Eaior)
TIE frame photograph should not be 50 wide or
ornate that 1t VIII distract attention phoograph
That goes for any other picture such painting
ntthere frame (Which be
matter how elaborate striking the design
attention from what within g.
THAT 5 the frame OF mirrQri
this respect no difference between mirror for young
ayoung .N0man IS fee0enzed
The notion vanity Trait Of than OF
has been generally abandoned II give attention
they critical They. look
admire themselves than 20 search FOR
susp 3aVa aud-ro orrecti
spend little time in front Of his mirror But that
indicate That vain only That he
with his recognizes
1hats se hichx every woman Knows
hndsb 80 cto1 ne mirror interesting TO
the work ~ afts poet said The propcr
o. mankind man. he might have added truthula That
The faNorte study Of man is hrnsef.'~
Evening journal., 1920-09-08
Clubs


Cynihla's Helpers Branch OF .he In
tcrnati0nal Sunshine Society viii hold
+ Is first meeting on Tuesday evening at
3 o'clock on September fl at the home
Of Mrs. George Clifford, BOG East
IWenty-third street All members
are asked TO attend. The branch is
planning much new work for the fall
and winter season.
Bellefonte Civics Club will meet to-
morrow afternoon at the home Of the
president Mrs q. p. Morris. The
executive board Will meet this evening
at the home Of the president. All
members are requested to attend as
the club IS planning a rummage sale
and luncheon insihe near future.
Plans were made by the Blue Rock
Community Club at It's meeting yes
terday afternoon al the home OF Mrs
Eugene Il. Yates for a lawn fetc 90
be held by ine club on September i6
II was decided that all money taken in
at the fancy work booth viii be de-
voted to starting a kindergarten for
the children in The community. Mrs
Walter Craig Jr., will have charge OF
the booth The kindergarten Will be
located in the Sunday School room OF
Hillcrest NJ. +. Church.
A cafeteria supper and canning eX,
hibit will be held in connection will
the fete.
Evening journal., 1920-09-08
HANDIWORK EXHIBIT
ATP. &S. FETE

II 10 is the unusual forms Of enter
tanment and diversion that the public
wants at charity bazaars its desires
should certainly be granted when ihe
Womsn's Auxiliar OF the. phygcians'
and Surgeons Hospital conducts The
bazaar on the Mckay property during
the week Of September 20.
That bazaar, TO judge from an
nouncements which are being made
from time TO time will have features
which should have enough zest and
| spice to suit the most blase OF those
who may be expected 10 attend
The handiwOrk Of all nations is to
! be shown among the novelties and
] these, Will include anything from a
dolly 10 an expensive and dinlcult
d'beaded bag. Ye Olde Book Stale will
recall the days OF yore when people
I took the time to develop ardent af-
fectiCn for good books. Mlady's lin
gerie Will be displayed in unusual
fashion, 1t is stated, as we'll as other
boudoir articles.
Even novel forms OF entertainment
have been resorted TO for the bazaar,
witness the Shakespeare open air
play. AS You Like IT." the aesthetic
dancing Of Mss McClafferty's
pupils; the lodge play to be given by
The Knights Of Pythias. which so few
women have the opportunity to wit
ness.
Then there's 10 be a gypsy fortune
= telling booth that 10 Is declared vii
be entirely different than anything
attempted at any earlier affair Of thi.
/ kind. and though denlite announce
! men. is withheld for present with IN
: | evident intention OF arOusing curiOs
, ity. il will undoubtedly be locke,
! forward TO with very great deal o
interest.
!. Just what the white elephant" an,
a / curiosity shop booths will offe
may only be guessed at at this stag
r. OF the game but the titles sound eX
G citing enough and the chairman o
5 the bazaar declares that there will b
an the novelty offered in these de
partments that anyone could ask FOR
Most unusual. too is the fact tha
The city SO generally seems TO hav
become actively interested in the ai
fair SO often It is true that as IN
At men say the public attitude is TO "le
n George do it," or else TO permit onl
J. a few 10 have charge. But with thi
it affair IL seems 10 be different A
In classes OF people have been asked an
10 are lakine m active part evidently ar
" preciating that they cannot cvade n
81 snOnsbilNy when so important
n cause as The new contagious no.
as nital for the city Is 10 be furtheret
C. as it VIII be through this bazaar.
A. 70 is necessary only 10 recall IN
ly terrible dilemma into which this cit
m was plunged during the epidemic ,
OF influenza two years ago because ,
cs the realiZtiOn that there was. at m
s. outbreak OF the epidemic no pla,
g. TO isolate cases Of the disease. for n
is general hospitals could not accel
~ them-io know that the actual esial
IS llshment Of such a hospital in WI
re mingi0n viii be one OF The create
cs forward steps made hero in rece
nd years. Therefore, u is hardly su
on prlsing. after AL that everyone is M
IN cnly willing but anxious TO helm m
c- cause.
The overwhelming success OF Il
SIS bazaar cannot be doubted, even
Sc, this early date.
Evening journal., 1920-09-08
P a IF { il g S

Mr. and Mrs John G. Reed of 223
jefferson street gave a party on Sep
tember 3 Ia honor OF the fifteenth
birthday anniversary OF their son, J.
Harvey Reed. The evenins was spent
playing games after which refresh
mcnls We're served Among those
present were. Misses Rcha Sayers.
Alice Kee. Elizabeth NlInker. Gertie
Peterson. Kathryn Walsh. Edna
welsh. Emilie parkins Edna Webb
Elmora Walsh. Dora Terry, Eliza
beth Walsh, Rebecca Hainsworih,
htha Emmons. Elizabeth pyle, Frances
Gallagher; Mr.. and Mrs. John Minker
.,Nfcnce NeNe. Paul Morton, George
Andrews. Thomas O'Neil,. Earl swan
Arthur Lawson. Morton Lawson, An.
drew Little. Robert Thomas. Arthur
Bennett. Mr and Mrs. John g Reed
nussel Reed. J. Harvey Reed. Bill,
Reed. Mrs. Sadie ]. Flemming, Franz
Reed. Mr. Steel. Alice Terry Jear
Terry. Miss Reha Sayers and Miss
Gerte Patterson. Ni
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew N. Smith gave
surprise party on saturday eVenln.
fn honor OF their little daughter lNi
NJ. Johnson. The evening was spen
IN games.
Those present were: The Misses
Joseph inc Blair. Susie CaleldD. lilliaI
Ryan. Nellie CLARK. Lorlle Clark. I'd,
ScOit Ethel johnson. Nellie konllnr
Helena shields. Iva NJ. Johnson, Mar
ian BLAIR. Elizabeth Pierce. Florence
Lister and Margaret Kenyon; Edwar'
and Paul Brown, George johnson
Maison Eabey. Francis pinder, Ere,
johnson. Clarence Blair, William an,
John Konitzer. samuel johnson. Mr.
and Mrs. Kenneth McDougan. Lowii
Moody Albert Reisman and Mr. an,
Mrs. Andrew II. smith 70 t-N
Evening journal., 1920-09-08
WILMINGTON DISTRICT MEETING. |

WILMINGTON DISTRICT MEETING,
The fourth quarterly missionary
meeting OF the Wilmington district
Wilmington NJ. +. Conference will be
held tomorrow in Asbury NJ. =.
Church. Third and Walnut stress, al
9 o'clock. The following program
will be given Devoiions, Mrs. g. w
Dawson: greetings. the pastor; min
utcs, Miss Reha smith; treasurer's re-
port Mrs. Fannie Joseph; young peo-
pies reasurers report. Mrs, Marion
Carpenter; gleanings from the field
Mrs. =. r. Shilling; report OF mite
boxes. Mrs. ]. H. Moon; literature
and childrcn's work. Mrs. Hubert 4
: RoOp: work on the district Mrs. *. l.
7 Butler, work OF the young people
Mrs. g. r. plummer; secretary Of in.
{ terdenOmnatiOnal. Miss Ella Riley
secretary of publicity, Mrs. J.. l.
, Chamberlain; secretary Of tithlng
+ Mrs kelsO: secretary OF extension
I Mrs Adam Stcngle; Offering; singing
secreiarys annual report. Miss Rebi
/ smith: trcasurer's annual report, Mrs
+ 4. b. Joseph; report Of nominatinl
committee. election Of onlcers.
Evening journal., 1920-09-08
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Y. VIC. A. NEWS

Seyeniy-ilve guests were present at
the celebration at Holiday House on
Monday afternoon. 10 had been plan
ned 10 hold an outdoor circus but
the weather necessilatCd a change in
arrangements. The affair turned into
vaudeville performance and many
novel stunts were enjoyed. Several
clowns kept things busy and much
fun prevailed. The program was
featured with selections by the Mac
Namara band composed OF y. ". G. A.
girls Solo dances were given by
The Misses Catherine stroud, Miriam
Philadelphia. Miss Anna HUGHES
gave several recitatiOns and Miss
Polly Blatzheim Of Philadelphia sang.
Among the stunts given by the girls
were some type rope walking.
Misses Elizabeth stroud and Miss
Margaret Wilson OF this city were
considered clever in the many fortunes
that they told. Miss Eleanor Stroud
and Miss Eta Bruce OF Washington
proved very Aughable in clown
stunts. After the performance pic
mic supper was enjoyed.
Thirty young women were guests
over the weekend at Holiday House
and w.re delighted with the gooC
lime that they had while there. a:
| me House will not close until sep
/ iember 20 It is expected That man,
other guests Will enjoy The hospitals
/ lies before the end Of the season
,Reeistrations for this weekend vii
be received up until carly SATURDAY.
morning. All information Will b
cheerfully given by calling The \. w
G. A. Office. sol Market street; phon
Si6q. several dinner parties VIII b.
held al the House next week.
A large group or Doys ana SUI
might and will have a picnic suppe
afier which a straw ride viii b
given.
There will b. a board meeting a
a o'clock next Monday morning. A
Evening journal., 1920-09-08
MRS. WINTER TO VISIT CITY.

10 Is OF great interest 20 an cluD
women OF this city and community 10
know that Mrs. Thompson q. Winter,
new president Of the National feder-
alton OF Women's Club VIII be IN
Wilmington on september ~. VINE
here Mrs. Winter will be entertained
al a reception at the home OF Mrs.
Charles Warner. n is is thought that
Mrs. Winter Will bring many new
ideas TO the local club women and
the club life this year viii prove
more interesting than ever before.
Evening journal., 1920-09-08
nANcINc cFAcON no OPEN

The dancing season at Pythian Cas-
tie. 906 West street, will open on next
Saturday evening A surprise Will be
in store FOR every one who attends
George r. Madden, with his orchestra,
which has made a hit al Reh0hoth
this summer. will furnish the music.
The drummer. formerly OF the Metro
polnan Four. with his many COM
edian stunts. Is considered an orches-
ira by himself
There will be dances every Monday,
/ "Wednesday and saturday evenings
during the season.
Evening journal., 1920-09-08
M G. n. y. nAs ROOTH

one of the most popular boo.hs AZ
tho State Fair is the one conducted
bv the Ella Thacher Union OF the W.
G. 4. L.. Here is found many tempt
ing dishes, ell home made. Amone
ihe members Of the Union who have
assisted al The booth this week arc
me following: Mrs A. C. Pogue Mrs
Anna Nefcomb. Mrs Ollie raihui on,
Mrs STELLA Leak Mrs. NJ Chamber
lain and Mrs. Mary Crooks
Evening journal., 1920-09-08
LACE PATTERNS
A NEW DESIGN
EVERY WEEK
IRISH ROSE

Chain ,, connect into a ring.
Chain > and double crochet into
the ring. chain , and double crochet
into the ring until you have Z spaces ;
4 single crochet, double crochet,
and single crochet into each space,
thus making 7 petals.
Chain and catch ID at the back OF
nrsl neial. COnllnne until Won have
Evening journal., 1920-09-08
We ddimgIsl

Miss Elizabeth A. Graham and |
Michael J. Roarty were married on
Monday In ST. Mary's r. c. Church by |
the Rev. James j. McKenna. The I
bride was dressed In dark blue satin
with hat 10 match and carried
prayer book. After the ceremony the
wedding party molored 10 Kirkwood,
where a reception was held at the
home OF Mr. and Mrs walter Mere
dith. Upon the return OF MIR and
Mrs. Roariy to This city they Will live
In this city. Mr. Roariy Is connected
with the Pennsylvania Railroad Com
pany
Miss Mary J. Devlne daughter OF
Mr. and Mrs Michael Devlne OF this
city, and George T. sharp, also OF this
city. were married on Thursday In 81.
/ Mary's r. C. Church by the Rev James
I ]. Mckenna, The young couple were
attended by Miss Florence Kelly aud
[ u. j. Devine. After a reception at the
brides home. 2l0 South Heald street
MFR. and Mrs. sharp left on a wedding
trip 20 Atlantic city
Miss Anne Frazer OF The Cedars
/ huu NfNNliu " iitlAithHNu ~ iiio
city were married last saturday in
Rrd Clay Greek Church by the Rev
John Blake,
Miss May Armstrong. Of Newark
4 and William $. Anderson NJ g Easl
/ Thirteenth street This city. will b.
married this afternoon Bt the home OF
| the bride In Newark Miss Armstrong
/ formerly was connected with the office
Of Clerk OF the Peace Mr.. Anderson
Is assistant building Inspector Of this
city.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. C. Ros OF Singerly
| Md. have announced the engagement
OF their daughter. Miss Ada 7 Rose
TO Wilmer F. Wilkinson Of Landen'
] burg. pa. The wedding VIII iak'
place in the near future.
Mrs. Catherine J. Gillespie, OF 60i
North Van Buren street, has ISSUED
invitations iOr the wedding Of hel
! daughter. Miss Anne Cecilia Gillespie
| 10 Clement A. Carney on Wednesda,
September IS at Q o'clock in St. Paul'
| r. c. Church.
Miss Lisette stevens OF 303 Wes
! lTNyenly-nrs. street. len todsy To-
plainneld, y. j., where she VIII atien'
a dinner party lionieht as tha gues, q
her cousin. Miss Katherine Stout. A
this time Miss Stout's engagement L
Guy Peck. also OF plainneld viii b.
announced
| EASTERN STAR GARDEN PARTY.
II Delaware Chapter. No. 4. Order o
| ERsicrn star will hold a garden part
| on Thursday evening. September i6 a
| i3i6-i3is West seventh street Ticket
are being sold by members OF IA
chapter. A small fee viii be charged
but the tickets include rcfrcshment.
Mrs. Albert White who 4 chairrna
of the ways and means committee {
IL the ciraptrr is also chairman OF "a
llolHdoor affaiy
Lyle eommiftee in charge Is worl
ing bard 10 make the party a success
There VIII be on sale many attracti'
ltnoyelities and great many pret
fancy articles. The fetc promises
be one Of the many delightful on
that will be held this monh by {
various organizations In this city.
Evening journal., 1920-09-08
EAsrERN SrAR MEETNC.

The first fan meeting OF ST. Johns 5
Chapter. No. 4, Order OF the Eastern
Star. Will be held on Friday evening,
lat Eden Halls Worthy Mairon Bertha
NJ. smith invites all members 10 attend
this initial meeting.
Evening journal., 1920-09-08
SocIFTY OF FINF ARTS.

The Wilmington Society OF the Fine
Arts Will hold It's quarterly meeting
on Tuesday September IA at O'Clock
al 1905 Franklin street.
Mrs. Charles Copeland has appoint
Evening journal., 1920-09-08
BABY IN NATION FAMIIY

Mr.. and Mrs. Francis ]. Walton. or
9iS Van Burn street are resolving
congratulations on the birth OF a son
born on sunday.
Evening journal., 1920-09-08

Mr.. and Mrs j. p. Grifllh. Jr.. and
son Miller and Mr. aud Mrs. Milton
are enjoying a visit al Lewes Beach,
They made The trip by motor.
Evening journal., 1920-09-08

Miss lone n schilliug returned on
Monday from Atlantic City.
Evening journal., 1920-09-08

Mrs. Thomas Graham Of Jackson
Fla. Is the guest OF her cousin Mrs
George Black. OF 1918 Delaware ave
nue.. eH.lra -l ttH H4mts-I.
Evening journal., 1920-09-08

Philip c0yne OF 1908 Wo0dlawn az,
nue. has returned from Cape May
Evening journal., 1920-09-08
sEEKING ROnM AM FAIR

Members Of the Elsmere Civic Club
have had rather a busy week with
their checking room that they have
conducted AZ ihe State Fair All mem
bers have ably cO-Operated in the
work and Tho room has been OF great
value 10 many visitors at The Fair.
Among the members that have as
sisted this week are the following
Miss Fannie Butler. Mrs Derlckson.
Miss Wilabella Shurier. Mrs. G. Ed
gar Binder. Mss Charlotte Hearn
Mrs. II. p. Ionrs, Mrs. B. Cooling;
Mrs. !. T. Smith and Mrs. Edward
Silliioe. Other members Of the club
viii serve the remainder Of the week
ed The exhibition committee for next
year as follows: C. w. Ashley. CHAR
man: Mrs. Thomas w Miller. Mrs
George o. Mhitlock and two memher rs
whose acceptances have not yet Deen
received.
A new secretary Will be chosen az
this meeting TO take the place OF Miss
Gertrude Brinckle, who has sent II
! her resignation.
Evening journal., 1920-09-08

Mrs Edward c. May, 23i2 West Sew
rnlccnth street has returned 20 this
oty after spending The summer a.
Ocean City. MI. .tse'1
Evening journal., 1920-09-08

Mr.. and Mrs. II a. Bareford and Mr.
and Mrs. g. n Moss were guests dur
ing the pqsi week az Hotel 'Elberon
Atlantic City "a sll.I.H 1ie ah
Evening journal., 1920-09-08

Mrs. Grace Lilly Of perrSNille. Nd.
wac ihe gufsi over the weekend
of Mrs. ]. G, nennison. ~ r nUf
Evening journal., 1920-09-08

Mss Emma Bush OF Richmond. Va.
Is the guest Of Miss Edith nanforth.
Evening journal., 1920-09-08


Colonel and Mrs. George w Sparks
and Mr and Mrs. Charles A. Rudolph
returned yesterday from Nova Scotia
where they spent the summer
Mr. and Mrs. William p. Rheuby
Who have been in EUROPE npf several
weeks viii sail for the United states
on Friday. on board the ;. ;. Lap
land. Recently Mr.. and Mrs. Rheuby
flow from London 20 Paris and re-
turn. spNnding tVn hours and 10 min
utes in The AR. Mr.. Rheuby, who II
connected NTH The New Castle
Leather, Company. Is son OF Judge
Rheuby. Mrs Bheuhy Is the daugh-
ter Of J. Nirt Willis.
Among lhe MilmingiOnians who
spent The weekend al Rehobolh we've
Mr.. and Mrsglohn ;. Rossell, Mr; ana
Mrs r. G. Baldwin. Miss sara BALDWIN,
Mr. and Mrs. Truman W. Campbell,
Miss Ruthanna Tsyl0r, Or. y. W.
Tomlnson. Mr. and Mrs. Leon Moore,
Mr.. and Mrs Walter NJ. Doughten,
stephen r. Hamilton Mrs. Lillian
Bunting, Miss Anna Butler. Miss Mil
dred Hurlock and Miss Lillian Carly
Professor ana Mrs. A. n. Berlin
have returned from New Hampshire
where they spent the summer.
Alrs. James r. owens left on sstur.
day % visit friends IN lonkers, \. \
Mt. and Ms Frederick Kniff whl
have been in ihe Caiskill Mountain:
Tor ihe past few weeks, will return
home tomorrow
luiEe and Mrs George Gray anf
Miss Anne Gray will return from
Easicsmcre Pa next week.
MIS-. Annie A. Arnlcl spent ih'
weekend with Miss Madeline klasi
and Mrs. Clarksou Briiiinston al
Hariiy.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Pennington
spent the weekend at Atlantic city
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas W. Wilson
We're weekend visitors az Atlantic
city.
Miss Irma F. Mcdaniel Is on trii
10 Flint Mich.
MI. anu IAllci. ifNNi D. iNAH nav
returned home after spending seNerd
weeks At the Hotel Traymore, Allan
tic City. NN'
Mr.. and Mrs. Gamble Latrobe hay
returned home after spending Oh
month Of August al kennebunkpor
Maine. .nr.lf A fsIs- H, NNtNH
John Rsskob. lr.. left last week Il
trip Ia California.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert v. Iindsa
Of Kennotl Square, Pa, are bcll
congratulated upon the birth OF
daughter, born on Tuesday, Angu
g. Mrs bindsay WIN be remember
as Miss Esther Good o. this ciiyan
Miss Mary A. Bailey OF iha Mode
shop, 227 West Ninth street, return
this week from .W0 mOnihs' Yves. g.
trip. While away she visited Ch.caf
Denver. Los Angeles. porilsld, seat
Vancouver and Lake Louis This rN
alng Mrs Eugene r. Yates OF Cord
Heights. viii cnifrain "a dnmir
honor OF Miss Bailey.
Mrs. Frank Ford Palmer and 81
have rflurnfd from nc an Cl.N, y.
where they spent August.
Mrs. c. W. II. Smith. OF 7O5 v
Buren street, Is visiting relatives
Washington. D. c.
Mss Emma Bush OF Richmond. \
Is the guest OF Miss Edith nanforll
Mr.. and Mrs J. Harvey Means
N a motor trip 10 HohOkus, NeNa
\. J., and the Delaware Water Gar
Mrs. Edward C. May, 23i2 West s
rntccnth street has returned 20 I
oity after spending The summer
Ocean City. MI. Itle"n ~
Philip coyne OF 1908 Woodlawn a
nue. has returned from Cape May.
Evening journal., 1920-09-08

Mr.. and Mrs J Harvey Means are
n a motor trip 10 HohOkus, Newark
\. J., and the Delaware Water Gap.