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the thing they were going to hear all
through the luncheon was the neces-
sity of their getting out and doing
plain hustling for the 100000 Vassar
is working for. That's big thing, l
should say, to be able to get people to
get on a train and cross the country
voluntarily to hear how much money
they must raise and why. Julia Lath-
rop, former head o fthe Children's Blu
reau, Capt. Julia Stimson, of army
nurse fame, DR.. Catherine Bement Da-
Wis, and a good many others of the
alumnae who have made big places
for themselves in the world were
among those present
Ny
| lust learned something that SEEM
ed pretty nice in these so-called soul
less days of jazz. The singing OF
Christmas carols has so increased in
the past three or four years that
book of them is being published for
the first time here in New York
Ny
Annetta Morandi, who arrived on
our shores from Italy the other day
deserves the gold meadal for match
makers, even though she Is yet only
% years of age. Back in Italy, An
META won the heart of Sergt. Joseph
Foster, late of the A. E. F. On his re-
turn to this country, he wrote begging
her to come and marry him. She was
willing, but pointed out that she could
| not leave her two younger sisters
Julia, 10, and Francisco, II, alone IN
Naples. They we're just as beautiful
as she why couldn't Joe find some
nice Americans for the INTO come and
marry, too? Joe did. First he per-
suaded his brother, Henry that any
ono who could get ANY member OF the
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Farmers Warehouse Company.

There will be meeting cf the stock
holders of the Farmers Warehouse
Company at office of Cheraw Insur-
ance Company in Cheraw, S. c., at II
o'clock, A. NJ. on the 26th day Of No
vember, 1921 for the purpose of in
creasing the capital stock of the said
Warehouse Company to an amount not
, to. exceed the sum Of Twenty Five
Thousand Dollars.
At. October 2Sth, 1921.
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NOTICE.

All persons are warned that the
lands owned and controlled by W. R.
Burn are posted against hunting and
fishing. All violators will be prose
cuted to the full extent of the law.
At. W.R.BURN.
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The Chronicle $50 Il year.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-28
NEW ERA SUNSHINE BRANCH
PROVIDES CHRISTMAS CHEER

The New Era Branch of the Inter
ma tlonal Sunshine Society made many
persons happy at Christmas time
through their ministrations. The
branch distributed CO ba skets Of pro-
visions 10 poor families The money
for 80 Of these ba skets came from the
Delaware club. which asked the
Branch to see that worthy fsmilie.
were cared for
Besides these baskets the branch
sent ice cream and cake to the men al
the Blind shop A Christmas dinner
was provided for the Home of Merci-
ful Rest and fruit was sent there
Later the New Years treat and enter
tainment will be given there. 4
NIotrolla. records and other things
we're sent to the women and children
at the almshuuse. Checks to buy
Christmas treats were sent to the
Delaware Hospital. Homeopathic Hos
pital. the Physicians and Surgeons
Hospital. and the Home for Aged
Women
The special work of this branch Ia
providing glasses for school children
whose eyes need treatment. A num-
ber OF children on the waiting list
were fitted with glasses for Christmas.
Through the teachers and health
nurses the branch learns of boys and
girls. who are having eye. ear. or
hroat trouble and with the aid OF
Dr. Ellcguod. who examines and treats
the children. sees that the children are
given a chance to do better work.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-28
HOMEOPATHIC HOSPITAL
UNJLTARy DANCE

Last evening delightful and well
attended dance was given In tho ball
room Of the Hotel du Font for the
benefit cf the homeopathic Hospital
children's ward which is supported
by the Auxiliary Of the Hospital. Mrs
s. G. Frederick was chairman Of the
dance and she was assisted by Miss
Anna NaEendank the president Of the
auxiliary. The Original Six orchestra
furnished music for the dancing. No
special decorations were used
The patronesses we're Mrs. John J.
Satterthwaite. Mrs. Charles y. HolIa
day, Mrs. Homer Barry. Mrs T.. r.
Negendank. Mrs. Frank Taylor. Mrs
Hunter Grubb. Mrs Edmund G
Robinson. Mrs Robert Pennington, Mrs
!. a. Adair Mrs. Charles A. Ritchie
Mrs. John Montgomery, Mrs. Charles
Copeland. Mrs. Henry =. Scott. Mrs.
Alfred s. Elliott. Mrs. Alfred !. du
Pont, Mrs. Pierre s. du Punt Mrs
Julian Adair, Mrs George Erh. and
Mrs s y. Frederick.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-28

Miss Merle 4. MacMahon. director
Of the s. +. G. G. has been chosen
director of the now federation; Or.
William J. French. director Of the
Child Welfare Commission. chairman:
Miss Emily =. Bissell OF the Red Cross.
vice-chairman: Miss b. Ethelda Null
len OF the Associated Charities. secre-
tary. Miss Blanche Swayne. field
worker for the S. +. c. c., succeeds
Miss Mac Mahon as fieldworker OF the
latter organization.
For some time the various local
child welfare organizations have felt
that greater efficiency and economy
could be exercised through combined
efforts. and the new orga MIA tfon will
make every effort to attain these ends.
and 10 unity all child welfare work In
the state. The budgets of the So
cieties composing the federation will
remain as at present, however, until
the fiscal years OF each are completed.
Miss MacMahon is now spending a
few days in New York city, where she
lis attending the meetings Of the Child
Welfare Christmas conference The
conference Is held annually by the
leaders OF child welfare work through
out the United States Miss MacMahon
has been asked 10 address the meeting
regarding the ACCESSIBILITY Of combin-
ing the various child hearing agencies
OF a community under one organiza-
ton. which is "A particularly appropri-
ate subject at this time, when Della
ware proposes trying out such plan.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-28
p. n. II. wOMEN's AID.

The Southern Grand Division OF the
Women's Aid. Pennsylvania System, Of
which Mrs Gamble Latrobe IL super
lntendent provided for about 100
families this Christmas. A basket and
large paper carrier filed with pro-
visions. including n chicken or two. ac-
cording 10 the size Of the families were
given. besides a stocking filled with
candy and toys for each child In the
/ families The Maryland Division pro-
vided "a of these baskets.
Between 5000 and $500 was raised as.
a Christmas relief fund Tor the sol
diers in the L. s. Health Service Hos
pital at Perry Point. This money will
be held in trust to be used for vaca-
| tions for tho boys and for other things
during the year. Also II ba stets were
sent tn former railroad employees In
| the hospital and n hasiet TO a former
railroad boy under government care
at Hope Farm.
The Delaware Division provided n
family with n ton Of coal and procured
shoes for the Ave children Of another
family. Christmas baskets were sent
to all the sick members OF the organi-
zatIon.
The staff meeting of the Maryland
Division. which was scheduled for the
home of Mrs. Edward MacIntire,
superintendent, will not be held there
on account of sickness In the family,
but at the home of Mrs. r. Leslie
Appleby, i40e North Harrison street,
tomorrow afternoon at $40.
Tuesday, January 3, Mrs, Gamble
Latrobe will hold a staff meeting In the
Pennsylvania Building. room Ala, at
10 n. IN. A full attendance Is desired
as plans will be made for an enter
taiument.
ON January G, Mrs. Latrohe will give
n luncheon at the New Century Club
from II 10 |. All members Of the
Southern Grand Division of which she
Is superintendent, are invited to be her
guests. All who are planning to GO
should notify their superintendents
not later than January 2. Following
the luncheon there will be a business
meeting Of the organization
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-28
CHRISTMAS PLAY ron CRY.

Community Service and the Drama
League have combined to give the
people Of Wilmington Christmas
play, Friday az two O'Clock IN the
afternoon the one act play why the
Chimes Rang" viii be given IN The
Playhouse. Each peighborhood has
been given nifty tickets ana the In
mates of the Ferris Industrial School
and Girls Industrial School have been
invited Between 900 and 200
people are expected to witness the
play.
The time Of the play is dusk Of a
day long ago, and the scene Ia the
interior Of q peasants hut IN Ca
thedral town near q forest
In the prologue the characters are
as follows: Holger. n peasant boy
Miss Helen Casey; stein, his younger
brother, Miss Kathleen Anderson
Bertel. the uncle, Charles Goodlng
an old woran. Mrs. Edgar Fell, an
angel, Mrs. III X. Wilson.
In the pageant. the characters are
priest, Mrs. Charles Bye. a rich man
John Blank; a courtier, Fred Smith. a
beautiful woman, Mrs. l.. J. Jones a
lovely girl. Miss Esther Wilson. the
King. Harvey Smith. a sage, Miss
Jessie Seaman.
II isn't lost. a classified al vii
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-28
WEDDINGS AT AspuRy CHURCH
Rev. q. W. Dawson, the Pastor. Busy
Az Assistant 10 tupid.

The following marriages have taken
place recently In the parsonage Of
Asbury NJ. II. Church, 222 Walnut
street. with Rev. George White Daw-
son. pastor of the church, officiating.
Harry Burr Jones OF sos Poplar
street and Mrs. Helen IS. Bechman ~
4o2 East Seventh street: at y. m. on
October ~.
Archie Boone ~ AIS Lombard street
and Misa Helen Kraemer Of 1l12 Yves.
street; at y. m. October 49,
Vernon Preston Kitchens Of 1909
Brandywine street and IIlda May
Shaw of 1872 Pennsylvania avenue:
B 80 y. m. November u
Thomas steel of Mnrydel, MD. and
Miss Anna Mahon of s3l Madison
street. a.3o D. m. November %.
John J. Walker OF 2Oi West street
and Miss Mary r.. Fannan If state
Road p. m. November o.
George s. Goldsborough and Mrs
Ellen Welch of Marcus Hook, Pa, G
| .. m. December IA.
Walter Grant Of s0s King street and
Miss Bertha Johnson of stanton: n
m. December 29
John Parker Deputy. Jr.. Of 322 East
Seventh street and Miss Elizabeth s
Hamilton of 1O3 South Harrison street
$50 y. m, December 23
Edward Abbott and Miss AIMS
Tochan were married at the parsonage
on November ~ by Rev. l.. NJ. Broad
WAY
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-28
Sunshine Society Meeting.

The executive board Of the Sunshine
Society will meet in Sunshine Hail.
1909 Delaware avenue, January AT
1890 Members of the board and
branch presidents are asked to be
present. as important business will ne
transacted Everyone is asked to
bring box luncheon as round table
discussion win be conducted during
the noon hour. At the meeting detail
ed reports Of the Sunshine Society's
Christmas cheer viii be submitted and
will he made public.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-28
DANCE AT BgLIrroNry.

The annual fuletids dance will be
given tomorrow evening by the Belle
fonte Community Club IN the Come
nninity Hail. Dancing viii bo from
$50 70 ~ and music win be furnished
by Kinnev's orchestra 'rhe dance IL
for the benefit of the building fun1
for the New Community House.
The committee in charge is a. o..
Little. chairman. Misses Rachel Eaton.
Mildred Tiuian. Florence Tazwei.
Charlotte Could Emily Brown. Eiza-
beth Newkirk. Ada gcbwatka. Ruth
Ocheltree. r.. @. Smith. I.yle Mowids.
Leonard Ocheitree.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-28
STATE WELFARE
BOARD FEDERATED
Various Agencies for ChiId-Car-
ing to Work Together After
January I.

The Federated Children's Agencies
of Delaware has just been organized
and will commence functioning on
January l, with headquarters at l112
King street 1t comprises the Chill
dren's Bureau Of Delaware, the Juve-
nile Court of Wilmington. the Della
ware Society for the Prevention OF
Cruelty TO Children and the Child Wei
fare Commission.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-28
COOKING WON HER 100000.
Rich Phlladelphian Rewards House
keepers Culinary Skill In WIN.

by Associated Press TO F,vary Evening.
Philadelphia. Dec. 2S.-ller ability
to cook has earned Mrs. Anna Souder
$50 GOO and an automobile This sum
and the motorcar were left 20 her hy
the win of Samuel W. lhline, for
whom she was hcas eepcr.
Following me dea' - hIs wife Mr.
Ihling frequently cat To the Souder
home FOR meals. They appealed 70
him, Mrs. Souder said. with the result
that he invited her and Mr.. Souder
to live in his home and keep house
for him.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-28
GIRLS COOPERATIVE
LEAGUE PARTY

The Girls Cooperative League
which was organized by Mrs. ]. NJ
Collins, had a pleasant party Monday y
afternoon in A and u parlors of the
Hotel du l. Mt. About nifty girls were
present to participate in the games
and dancing and tho carol singing led
by Mrs. J. Edward Wilson. Each girl
received a stocking filled with candy
an apple and an orange.
Assisting Mrs. Collins in entertain
Ing the girls were Mrs. T.. II. Jones
Miss Heath Jones. Miss Mary JET
seri s. Miss Margaret Richardson
Miss Martha McCArdlo. Miss Eliza
beth Donohue. Wilson Graham, Car
Isle Carpenter.
The girls also were given treat
Of fruit and candy on Sunday by thcir
Sunday school teacher. Mrs. Davis.
IL what you want isn't offered on tht
classified page to-day, telephone an ad
~ a Z
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-28
Houghton-Reese.
W. {. T. u. AID FOR POOR.

The Hoffecker Young Peoples
Branch of the W. c. T. U. provided for
a poor family this Christmas. As the
treasury was rather low, eac member
was asked 20 bring a donation, and as a
result large basket was packed with
groceries and other food In addition
canned goods, bag Of -four, potatoes,
two pies, and cake were sent. Slightly
worn clothing was gwen, and each OF
the five children in the family was
gwen a pair Of stockings, one of which
was filed with candy, fruit and toys
Dolls, skates and sled were also given
The Branch will provide the children
with shoes this winter
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-28
New Century Club Card Party.

The second of the series Of card
parties being given by the mortgage
committee OF the New Century Club
will be held January 10. Reserva-
tions should be made as early as pos
sible TO avoid confusion. Mrs. f. p.
Moody is chairman of the committee.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-28
Card Party Postponed.

The card party of the Delaware City
Century Club which was scheduled for
this week has been postponed because
of severe illness in the families Of
several of the members.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-28
Dance al EIsmere.

The Ways and Means Committee Of
the Elsmere Civic Club will hold a
dance tomorrow evening in the Els
mere Civic Club. Mrs. Oakley Griffith
is in charge OF the dance.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-28
SnappIsh.

$50 your daughter has become a
soloist?"
"Of course. She couldn't very well
become a trio or a quartet, you know
Boston Transcript.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-28

sweetheart roses. She was accompanied
by her sister, Mrs. Anna f. Haubert.
who was also attractivelv attired in a
suit of blue velour cloth and wore a
bouquet OF yellow roses and pink sweet
peas Olin Haubert was best man.
After the ceremony an informal recep-
ton was held at the home of the bride S
parents. at which only immediate rela-
tivcs were present. For the past eight
and n half wears Mrs. Brown has been a
member OF the teaching staff of No. so
School. Concord avenue and Boulevard.
where she will be greatly missed. Her
approaching marriage was made the
occasion of pleasant surprise shower
by the teachers of No. 80 School at the
home OF Miss Sarah S. Devine, 42l West
lwenty-second street, on December p
st which the bride-to-be was the recipient
Of many useful gifts. On December %
she was given an informal farewell
luncheon by the teachers at the school.
MIR. Brown is the elder son of William
II. Brown, $40 East Tenth street, this
city. lie is connected with the du Pont
Fibresilk Co OF Buffalo, in which city
hc and his bride will reside.
Add Weddings W p
Houghton-Re Reese.
Miss Blanche f. Reese. of S37 Madi-
son street and Thomas J. Houghton Of
226 West street were married on Wednes-
day, December 81. A reception was
held after the ceremony at S37 Madison
street, where Mr.. and Mrs. Houghton
will reside after January l.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-28
Entertainment at Holly Oak.

An entertainment will be held in
Holly Oak NJ. e. church house to-
morrow evening at 8 o'clock.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-28
CHURCH WEDDING,
Mis-. Alicv Jcner,s Ia Bcco me Bride
of J. Gilbert Craig.

Miss Alicc lcf,cris. daughter of Mr.
and Mrs Albert joflcris, and J. Gilbert
Cr~,e VIII hoe married IN ~. Andrew ;,
Church SATURDAY, afternoon NJ three
O'Clock Rev r. " Trapncl will per
lofm the ceremony
Tho church viii he decorated with
Christmas green's and large basket OF
nowcrs IN the chanccl Mira Frances
Dc Wit hahcock will sing still as the
Might"
Tho mairOn Of honor will I've Mrs
Frank lofsihcrg of Village Green,
Pa and the brides attendants will be
he, sisters. Mrs Ernest :. Wilson and
Nss ifanrcs lci'cris. The groom
brother, Walter Craig. will act a. best
man, and The ushers viii bc Garrett
,antwcll, ley Truss, Ralph Maclntyre
en- J Gordon Mcmillan.
After The ceremony the hrido and
pfoom wlll bold nm informal reception
M the church, Following n wedding
trip they viii lie n, home at 1913 West
street after the middle OF January.
Both Miss lcncris aud Mr. Craig are
graduates 4 the University oi Delaware.
NJ Craig y member of the Siuma M
lfaiofnityl
White -tahall
M,ss Jeanette Cahnl OF 800 East
Ninth stree, and Norris J. White Of
l19O lancaster avenue were quietly
married ltsi Saturday evening in
Nfandyw,nt NJ. 7. parsonage by Rev
W r. Grvenhcld The ceremony wa.
witnessed of, hy the immediate familie.
MIR and Mr. Howard + Lewis, siste,
and hro'hcr-in-law of the groom, wer,
the attendants. During the World Wa,
Nj White served in the Third Division
of the Regular Army overseas, and wa
IN Germany.
btow Burton.
Miss Eva burton, elder daughter o
M aud Mrs William J. Burton of 2Ot,l
Monros ilncc, aud Thomas w. Brown
ui nunalo. New York were quictl,
natred Christmas Eve at . y. m. a
lp~otth NJ, y. Church parsonage, Rev
l.ss~l Y, Thomas, pastor Of that church
officiating The bride wore handsom.
travelling suit Of dark blue, with mol,
trimmings and y corsago bouquet o.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-28

Classified aus sell used cars.-Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-28

II isn't lost. A classified al win
end II for you.--Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-28

Friday evening Mrs Robert Pening-
ton viii give house dance for her
daughter. Carolyn, who is home from
school for the holidays Miss Constance
Ripley Of Boston VIII be house guest
for the dance
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-28

Mrs Abraham Aschcr of Detroit,
Michigan. wife OF the State Oil In.
spcctor there. is visiting Mrs. Winfield
Cam over the holidays.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-28

Miss Mary Vail of Troy, New York,
arrived Yesterday 10 be the guest ot
Miss Helen Odcll for week.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-28

Mrs. Willard $. Pyle announces Tho
engagement of her daughter, Margery
To John Alexander Montgomery, Jr.
of this city.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-28

Miss Jane Marvel returns today from
n short visit To Washington. Miss
Mary Marvel is spending the week in
Buffalo.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-28

Ludro Gutheric of Detroit, Michigan,
student in tho School Of Journalism at
the University of Michigan, is the guest
this week of Miss Lillian G. Webster, on
the Faulk Road.
The Washington herald., 1921-07-09

rheumatis OBJ de bones. jes' rubs
dat whisky on nah joints"
ri think I'll give you a $500 flne."
commented the Judge. PLASTER that
on your rheumatic and see u Il does
not help" And Henry was led away.
his expansive smile fading rapidly.
The Washington herald., 1921-07-09

ICWO DOCKS WlLl-
out being tired
|out. / rel ad of
Lydia E. Pink
hams Vegetable
Compound in a
ne " spaper and
decided to give it
Ia trial. Now I can
do my own work
and walk with
ease. l always
keep the Vege-
table C0mDound
The Washington herald., 1921-07-09
Truthful Men Lie,
Says Lands, When
Rum is Involved

CHICAGO. July s.-"The most
truthful man in the world will lie
cheat and steal where booze is in
volved."
This maxim was uttered by Fed
eral Judge Lands today, after the
white haired jurist had been con-
fronted with the grinning coun-
tenance and mental ingenuity of
Henry Wonders. negro Pullman por-
ter with a route between Pittsburgh
and Chicago.
Henry admitted that the ten
quarts of high test whisky found in
his possession was his personal
property.
Where did you get it?" demanded
Judge Landis.
From a man in Pitchburg, sab
He come down to de train an asted
me did l wanted hit"
What were you going to do with
all that liquor?"
That there man done toll me hit
was mighty good for rheumatic. An,
Jedge, dat rheumatic hit sho'
bothers me a heap"
How do you take it as cure?'
asked the judge.
Externally, Sab Jedge. I has
The Washington herald., 1921-07-09

For the District
OF Columbia. Vir-
ginia and Mary
land - artly
cloudy, with thun-
der showers and
not quite so warm
today; tomorrow
( a ir; moderate
variable wind -,
mostly south and
southwest.
The Washington herald., 1921-07-09
What Congress Did Yesterday.
HOUSE.

Met st ~ N. ssd sajesruea n,
@sSo p. m. until n .. N. today.
Again sent the naval bin back "a
conference. Insisting upen Disagree
nents 10 certain Senate amene.
ments.
Coneiaded reading Of the perw.-
nent tarin biIl and began its con-
siseration under general debate,
BilIs introduced,
Norton, Ohio-To amerd the ne,
approved August Is, 1913, for the
relief of coatrnctors ana .ub-
contractors for the postonlee ana
other buildings and work under the
supervision of the Treasury Depart
ment.
Focht, PennsyIvania-To regulate
the practice of undertaking and
embalming in the District of CO.
lumbia and to safeguard the public
health.
Hickey, Indiana-To provide for
the appointment of an additional
district Judge for the district of
Indiana, for the estsblishment of
judicial division In the said dis
trict.
Executive Conmunica tions.
From the Secretary of the Navy
Transmitting n dispatch from the
American Minister to China, rec
onmending Indemnity to the widow
OF Chinese citizen, Gnahg Tsu
Tsae, who was thrown overheard
fom an Ameican naval vessel, and
his body not recovered.
From the Secretary Of War trans
mftdnE n letter from the chief of
engineers, a report on a preliminary
examination of channel LEADING
from Oyster. Northampton County,
Fs.' to the Atlantic Ocean.
Committee Meetings Today.
Interstate Commerce - Denison
blue sky bill, 10 ex.
Rules-Tarin; 10 open.