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Evening journal., 1921-04-06
POEMS, MUSIC
ON THIS PROGRAM

An evening Of illustrated poems
and music viii be given by Miss
Elizabeth ID. Conneus class OF Sill
verbrook NJ f. Sunday school as
sisted 10y other talent. in Brack-EN
NJ f. church. tomorrow evening.
The program follows:-selection
by orchestra; illustrated poem; tenor
solo. Mr.. Alexander; illustrated
poem: cornet SOLO Miss Mckinley
illustrated poem; vocal duett, Miss
Berry and Miss Ball; illustrated
poem; reading by Miss Hopkins
violin solo. Robert Hackett; illus
/ trated poem; selection by orchestra
soprano solo. Miss smith; Illustrate
| poem; banjo solo. Robert Hackett
illustrated poem; vocal duet, Mis-
Illustrated poem; male quartet
selection by orchstra.
Evening journal., 1921-04-06
kSGSrtilqfEy

The engagement OF Mrs. Paul 70.
Wilson to Douglass Buck, OF New
Castle, is announced. Mrs. Wilson
is a daughter Of General and Mrs.
T. Coleman DUPONT The wedding
will take place some time this spring.
Miss Aida Bigelow, OF st. Paul,
Mimi, who has been a guest of Miss
Julia Townsend for the past week.
returned yesterday to Smith College,
Miss Dora Il. Sexton spent Eas-
ter week with her sister. Mrs. Fred
orick Byrne. at University Heights
y. Y.
w. II. Fem. Jr.. returned the FIRST
part OF this week to Yale University.
He was in this city with his parents
for the spring vacation Of the col
lege.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis w. Brosius
sailed today for Bermuda on the
steamship Hamilton.
Miss Elizabeth Holiday will leave
Friday to spend the Weekend with
Mrs. b. G. dupont. at New Haven
Conn.
Mr. and Mrs. d. Wallace Cox en-
tertained the Saturday evening
Bridge Club at their home, 1906
Washington street. last Saturday
evening. Those present were Mr.
and Mrs. p. G.. Patterson, Mr.. and
Mrs. zadoc A. Pool and Mr.. and Mrs
Everitt C. Britton.
Mrs Ross S. Robinson, OF Gordon
Heights. returned on Sunday from
a months stay in Cleveland. Ohio
and Canada.
Mrs. Richard II. Catlin has re-
turned from visiting relatives il
New York.
Miss Marian Watts, Of Ogontz
who was the guest over the week
end Of Miss Helen Odell, returned t.
her home yesterday.
Mrs. Thomas ]. Mowbray Of Cor
dOn HelbntS VIII entertain at AuhDiA
con on Friday in honor OF her CUES
Mrs Schultz of New York. Th
guests will include. Mrs. Franklin
w. Bradway. Mrs ID. Wallace Coke
Mrs. Everitt c. Britton, Mrs. zado
A. Pool, Mrs. p. c.. Patterson ant
Mrs. ]. p. Prentiss.
Mrs. Pierce Hunter entertaine
Baltimore friends at the Wilmingto
Country Club on Monday.
Mrs. Leon w. Scott and son Pau
of Bloxom. Va. have returned hon
after spending several days wit
relatives and friends in this city.
Brownlow c. birmingham WI
has been in with a severe cold
convalescing.
william ID. Hopes and Rodma
Stone returned yesterday to Stor
school the Hudson, after spen'
ing their spring vacation in this cit
John Paxton. of New York Cit
spent the weekend with relatives
this city.
Evening journal., 1921-04-06
CONSUMERS, LEAGuE.

Plans were perfected for the an
nual session of the Consumers
League Of Delaware. at a meeting Of
the Executive Council yesterday The
annual meeting will be held at the
home Of Mrs T. Coleman dupont.
president on the evening Of April 2l.
John l. Shillady. executive direc-
tor Of the National Consumers
League, will be the principal speak
er Of the occasion. His subject vii
be Living and Getting a Living"
Mrs. DUPONT presided at the meet
ing yesterday. Mrs. William s. Hilles
chairman OF the Labor Laws Com
mittee. reported that the eight-hou
and the maternity bills, introduce
by the league had failed in enact
ment. She also spoke OF the co-ope
ration given by the Mothers Pensio
Commission. the Labor Commissio
and the Children's Bureau in the
more successful legislative efforts.
Evening journal., 1921-04-06
ORPHEUS CLUB
BUSY REHEARSLNC

Rehearsals for the final concert
Of Orpheus Club, TO be held in the
Playhouse, April %. were begun
last night Sixty members OF the
club assembled in the First Unitar-
ian Church, Eighth and West streets
and rehearsed the program which
has been prepared by Ralph Kinder,
the clubs conductor.
John Barnes Wells, tenor, OF New
York, who won so much commenda-
tion on his appearance with the
Orpheus club at its first concert last
season. will again be the soloist
Mr.. Kinder. who, besides being the
clubs conductor, is choirmaster and
organist Of Holy Trinity Church
Philadelphia. expressed the confident
belief last night that the coming
concert will easily surpass all pre-
vious recitals Of the club.
Evening journal., 1921-04-06

degrees and teachers certificates OF
those who have graduated from the
college, the loyal alumnae are work
ing to raise this endowment
"A contingent gift Of approxi-
mately 100000 has been guaranteed
by the New Era Movement OF the
Presbyterian Church on condition
that Wilson College raises $500. 600.
A fund OF $15O.O0O has been pledged
by the alumnae, and the balance is
being sought among the church
members and friends in Pennsyl-
vania, Delaware. Maryland. New
Jersey and New York. We are con-
hdent that when the Importance OF
maintaining a college for women
definitely connected with the church
and uphoiding the standards OF
Christian womanhood is presented
to the people. that aid viii be given
generously The quota we wish 10
raise I'm Wilmington is $1,000. Many
churches have seen the necessity OF
supporting this cause and their min
listers have opened the doors to ms
for the coming Sunday. which vii
be Wilson College Sunday in VIII
mington."
Among the pastors endorsing the
canvass are the Rev. Charles II
Bonner OF Hanover Presbyterian
Church. the Rev. DR. Charles L. Can.
I dee of Westminster Presbyterian
| Church and the Rev. Franklin L
] Smiley Of West Presbyterian.
Evening journal., 1921-04-06
RoTARIANs DANCE

About forty members Of the dane
ing class of the Rotary Club were
guests last evening of Miss Irene
Allen, in the duBarry room Of the
Hotel dupont. The dance was given
in honor Of the closing OF the class.
which has been given under the in
struction Of Miss Allen. Several
novelty dances were held. Colored
streamers and confetti were distri-
buted among the guests. Refresh
ments were served. Music was fur
nished by Halliwells orchestra
Evening journal., 1921-04-06
BEACON FOLK
DANCE, DINNER

The fourth annual banquet OF the
Beacon College Club will be held at
7.30 o'clock this evening in the
duBarry room Of the Hotel DUPONT.
The speakers will be Everett c.
johnson, former Secretary OF the
State of Delaware. and the Rt. Rev
Philip Cook, bishop of the Diocese
Of Delaware. Following the banquet
there will be a dance in the hotel
ballroom. Among the honored guests
of the evening will be Mayor and
Mrs. Taylor. IL is expected that $50
guests will be present. Two mem
bcrs OF the club are coming $50
miles to attend the banquet.
The reception committee will he
Mayor and Mrs. Taylor, Bishop and
Mrs Cook. Mr. and Mrs. Johnson. j.
$ Furniss. president Of the club;
Marion II. Landing. chairman Of the
banquet committee; Mr.. and Mrs.
w H. Beacon. Mr.. and Mrs. J. w.
Hirons. Get Acquainted Commit
tee" A. Raymond Jackson, vice
chairman; banquet committee, Wal
ter c. Miller. vice-president OF the
club; Daisy Ford. secretary; Mr.. and
/ Mrs NJ. ID. Fisher. L. May Eisen-
hart, Laura c. Christy.
Evening journal., 1921-04-06
DANCE AFTER
THIS PLAYET

Fun in a Theatrical Office" will
be presented by Mrs. w. w Vein
mans team Of the Blue Rock Com
munity Club Of Gordon Heights at
the New Century Club tomorrow
evening. The cast is composed Of
40 members Of the club. After the
play there will be a dance. There
will also be on sale homemade cam
dies Tickets will be on sale at the
door. The proceeds will go toward
the clubs building fund.
The cast follows:
Luke Loud. the theatrical agent
Bat" his office boy. William Bulger
clara We're DeVere, his stenogra-
pher ............ Miss Frances Titus
orchester Carr. pianist CHA. p-.,..
'"'S' susan Mrs. Herbert Herr
Mrs. Trailing Arbutus Flower and
her eleven children
MAY Lenderman. Marion Davis, Ruth
Veasey, Rachel Eaton. Calhe Stuart
Madam Carmencita. Miss Frances Titus
Coquette sisters
Goldie ................... Rachel Eator
Birdie .....-....s.s.... NUN 80 2
Queenie .............. May lehueIuiai
Peach OFT .................. Mr. Walsi
Rubby Ott ........ Blanche Lendermai
Robert Hackett, Olga McNey, trancli
I.aRowe. Grace Humphrey, Lyle Mowldl
and Blanche Lenderman.
George Washington Lincoln
James Van Hori
Miss Anise Elderbloom-
Mrs Warner Brashear
piotro DeBranaeo. Warner Brashear
Miss Frsky Dewdrop-
Mrs Clarence Gambl
Miss FLUFFY Flutter-
Mrs Walter Craig. Jr
Mrs Bridget Casey
Mrs Elizabeth McVe
Madam sylvia Miss Irene Lenderma
Mrs. Rulethe Roost. Mrs. Claude Brow
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The present mode harks back I
the Directoire period for inspiration
Evening journal., 1921-04-06
mnME NrRsING CLAss

The home nursing class Of the
Washington Heights Century Club,
will meet at 1.3O o'clock tomorrow
afternoon. with Miss Hartlove. at the
Red Cross Teaching Centre, 913
Delaware avenue.
The Parliamentary Law class OF
the club will meet at $50 o'clock
Friday afternoon. at the clubhouse
$500 Boulevard.
Evening journal., 1921-04-06
G. or. WOMEN TO MEET.

The Delaware Women's Campaign
Club will hold an open meeting to-
morrow night at their club house,
s23 shipley street Mrs Donald 5.
Ashbrook. city chairman. urges that
all the members of the city Com
mittee and the Women's Republican
club be present and to bring their
Republican friends who are inter
ested in legislation and plans for the
campaign for the coming city cleo
tiOn
Evening journal., 1921-04-06

Marshallton Civic Club win meet
at 3 o'clock tomorrow afternoon in
the new school house. The annual
election Of officers viii be held.
Librarius Branch, INTERNATIONAL
Sunshine Society, will meet at
O'Clock tomorrow afternoon at suns
shine Hall, 14O9 Delaware avenue
At the melting Of the Gardens
Century Club held last Friday even-
ing at the home of Mrs. A Mcdaniel.
2123 Linden street, Mrs E Reeco
gave an interesting review of tha
book "Crother's Dame School 'ol
Experience.
The next meeting will be held
April Is at the home of Mrs p. Fl
Guerke 42S South Grant avenue
when Miss Eleanor G. Hirst, OF
Pennsylvania, will enact the play
prince Chap"
The Claymont womens ClubvwiIf
celebrate its first anniversary on
April %, when a luncheon viii be
held at the Tea House, at Naaman s.
on-the-Delaware
The Elsmere Civic Club will hold
a box social tomorrow evening at
the home of Mrs. j. L. Talley. The
boxes will be aucuoned, hot choco-
late served and ice cream will be
sold. Every one is welcome and a
good time is assured.
The Delaware Association OF Col
lege Women will meet at the Wo-
mans College. Newark, at $50
O'Clock on Friday afternoon. An
interesting program is being arrang-
ed. Members Of the association are
asked to note the times Of trains to
Newark. which will enable them 10
reach the college in ample time for
the meeting 2.47 b. & o.; 2.4s
Pennsylvania.
An important meeting Of the
Kemery studio Club will be held at
the studio this evening.
.e At a meeting of the Women's Civl'
e club of Richardson Park held at tn
home OF MIS- AllItQ IA HiNlAn y -
Is terday afternoon Mrs Reuben HUT
a. OF Ashley, was appointed deleCat
is to the convention Of the Delawar
s Confederation Of Women's Clubs
and Mrs. John Veit was appointe'
= alternate. The convention will b
held in Smyrna on May 5.
F. The club will hold a bake sale Il
re Layton's store. near the Newpor
he pike and DUPONT road. on Saturday
he Mrs. A. X. Smith is chairman Of tn
IN committee in charge Of the bak'
is. Candies, cake and ice cream viii b
n- on sale. The bake will start at 1
al o'clock.
I'd Friday, Apr1 IS, the club wi
IL place a metal plate on tree plante
h. on the new school grounds. TIL
r plate bears the name Of John Hot
fecker, who was killed in actio
during the World War.
Following the business sessio
re yesterday, a social hour was eI
he joyed. The program consisted
re violin solos by Mrs. Leroy Wor
nd and Miss Marley, and piano soil
by Miss Mildred Lang. The ne
20 meeting will be held April 10 at Il
home Of Mrs. John Lowther.
Evening journal., 1921-04-06
srANnARp REARERs MEEr.

The Standard hearers Missionary
Society of Grace NJ. +. Church met
last evening at the home of Miss
Pauline Frazier, Twenty-second and
Harrison streets. Miss Marie Paris
was in charge of the devotions. Miss
Marjorie Guthrie gave a piano solo.
Miss Bertha Harlan, who recently
returned from a visit to China, Japan
and Korea, gave an interesting talk
on her trip. She also showed the
costume worn by the women in
China. Refreshments were served.
Evening journal., 1921-04-06
EsKRIDGE-WHEATLEY.

Special to The Evening Journal.
SEAFORD. April 6.--Miss Nettie
EsSridge. daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Albany Eskridge, Of near Wheat
ley's Church. nine miles from Sea-
ford, and Edward Wheatley, Of the
same section, were married Monday
morning. at Cambridge Nd. The
couple went to Chester, Pa, where
the groom is employed.
Evening journal., 1921-04-06
GRACE BAZAAR
FOR DEACONESSES

A bazaar will be held in Grace NJ.
p. church house tomorrow and FRI
day for the benefit OF the Riddle Me
mortal Deaconoss Home. 3O7 West
street Mrs. Edward A9cIntire is
chairman.
Aprons Of all kinds will be offered
In addition there will be a table
OF cakes. bread. rolls, pies and home
made candles.
All the auxiliaries OF the Home
Missionary Societies Of the Metho-
dist Churches are assisting with IN,
] bazaar
Evening journal., 1921-04-06
AID SOCIETY BAZAAR

The Ladies' Aid Society Of First
Central PRESBYTERIAN church will
hold a bazaar Friday at the nome
of the Misses Taylor, 9O3 Tatnall
street. Aprons and all kinds OF
home made pies, cakes, rolls and
bread will be for sale. ice cream and
cake will be served. The sale viii
opcn at 11.3O o'clock. The proceeds
of the bazaar will be used i'm furnish
ing the new kitchen of the church.
Evening journal., 1921-04-06
EAsrERN sTAR DANCE.

Julia NJ. story Chapter. No. 3,
Order OF the Eastern Star. will hold
dance tomorrow evening in the
ballroom of the Hotel dupont. Tick
cts may be obtained from the mem
bers Of the chapter and at the door
Of the ballroom tomorrow evening.
Music will be furnished by Drains
Orchestra. Mrs. George T. Sauter
is chairman OF the dance commit
tee
Evening journal., 1921-04-06
HAPPY WORKERS TO GIVE PLAY

The Happy Workers Missionary
Society of West Presbyterian church
will meet at o'clock Saturday af-
ternoon In the church. Miss Shella
jackson will be in charge Of the pro-
gram. A play. Unjust suspicion
will be given. The following young
women will take part' Ruth,
Martha Hill; Nancy" Leona Hol-
ton: Abby. Mable Fuller; ella,
Anna Holton; Edith. Dorothy Tay-
lor; Anna" May Short. a silver
Offering will be taken for the bene-
fit of the refreshment fund. The
girls choir will give springtime
music.
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The skirt edge may be finished
with the new diamond shaped seal
lnuinu
Evening journal., 1921-04-06
vIcMEAn noRsE SLOW.

Members OF the Nicmead Hunt
club and others who admire fine
horses are looking forward TO the
clubs horse show, which Will be
given at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry b. Thompson at Greenville'
ON Aprn 16.
Evening journal., 1921-04-06
Your Health
tAn Editorial by The Society EditOT)

It win interest know that swiss insur
their for insurng women
hereafter will depend clothes Short skirts ana
higher insurance rate the insurance uO9
having these much Illness
The od-fashoned mother who urges her daughter 10 Du"
nm weather has of wisdom Dehnd hei
often woman dressed girl defy the elements
sbes the exceptional
lest enemies o the woman
Fashion books say winter gaoshes
- mis- comes true unfortunate changes
the mad history of American fashions
Evening journal., 1921-04-06
DRAMA LEAGUE MEETING.

wilmington Drama League VIII
meet at 8 o'clock Friday evening in
ST. Andrews parish house. II is
expected that Mrs. a. Starr Best, one
of the vice-presidents OF the Na-
tional League, will address TINS
meeting.
Evening journal., 1921-04-06
LECTURE FOR IRISH FUND.

Miss Agnes Cline Quinlan will
present a recital at the Ursu-
line Academy at o'clock this after
noon. for the benefit of the Irish Re
lief Fund. Miss Quinlan's subject
win be THE Ancient Music and In
struments Of Ireland"
Evening journal., 1921-04-06
| P d. II { lie S

The Original Social club. Of Cen
trevllle, met at the home of Miss
Irma Speer. 1903 dupont street, VIII
mington. on saturday night Games
and music were enjoyed after which
refreshments were served.
Among those present were the
Misses May Conner, Agnos Humph-
reys. Marion ,Bowen. Jennie Hon-
ingsworth. Mildred Medal, Edith
Chandler, Elizabeth Mcdonald, Ma
rlon Horn, Norman Woodward Al
bert Humphreys. Edward Frederick
Herbert Speer. Clyde lrvin' ralph
Lions and Charles Heddlor.
No date for the next meeting OF
the club has been set. The mem
bers expect to give "A dance and play
in Centrevile Hall in the near fu'
ture.
Evening journal., 1921-04-06
GIRLS WOULD PLAY

A meeting relative to the organi-
zation of a girls basketball team.
will be held at o'clock tomorrow
evening. in Grace church house. All
young women interested in this line
OF sport are urged to be present and
help in the plans.
Evening journal., 1921-04-06
no PRESENT PLAYITTS.

The Ladies' Aid Society of the
Elsmere Presbyterian Church will
present two plays. entitled "Sewins
For the Heather" and How the
Story Grew" in the church tomor-
row evening.
Evening journal., 1921-04-06
CATHoLIC CLrn nANCn

The Young Ladies' CatAelts CluS
will give a dance in BTszSsson Hall.
Fourth and Jackson ,,eeets. tomc-,
row evening. DancirAs will be en-
joyed from Q until ~ ocl1ck.
Evening journal., 1921-04-06
nARY In sHILLER FANILY.

Mr.. and Mrs. Phillip Shiller' are
receiving congratulations upon the
birth of a son, born in the Delaware
Hospital this morning. Mother and
son are doing we'll.
Mr.. Shiller is manager Of the Peo-
pies Credit Clothing store.
Evening journal., 1921-04-06
p y 8 W. ROX sOCIAL.

The Ladies' Auxiliary of the p, b.
md w. r. r. Athletic Association
will hold box sociable and dance
in their rooms. Southeast Corner
Eighth and Market streets, this
evening. This social had been origi-
naliy planned for last Friday even
ing.
Evening journal., 1921-04-06

On last Saturday MISS Marion ~
Boulden OF $40 Jefferson street. was
given a variety shower in honor OF
her approaching marriage to Irwin
Grlfath Ellison. The affair was held
NJ the home OF her sister, Mrs.
Harry V. Manlove. 1928 West Sew
enth street. Among the guests We're:
Misses Katharin Mcdonald, Nan
Haves Eva Vandenbrack, Florence
Frazier, Lionne and Marion Man
love. and Alice Boulden, Mr.. and
Mrs. Lee Clark, Mr.. and Mrs. ). &.
Lorraine, Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond
Flanagan. Mr.. and Mrs Harry Man
love. Mrs. ames A. BOulden, Mrs.
Vernon Bowen, Mrs. Mary stevens
Mrs E. E. Jones, Mrs. r. Nanden-
brack. Mrs. Bradford Of Whining
ton. Mrs. Richard Maxwell, Mrs.
Estelle Campbell. Mrs. Edward steel
OF Newark: Mr.. and Mrs. ID. T.
Roulden. Mrs. Harry Richardson
Misses Hannah Richardson, Mar
paret Johnson, Lucy Boulden, Carrie
Brvan and George Hatch Of Phha'
delphia: Mrs. l. G Griffith, Mrs. Eu
pene Thornton, Miss Irene Griihtf
land Ralph Morris OF Chesapeake
Mrs. Wyatt Pierce of Carney 3 Folh'
Little Miss Aline Schlatter, sOl
Franklin street, celebrated her SIKH
birthday anniversary yesterday a.
the home of her parents. Many htti'
friends took part in the celebratioi
and made it a most happy one.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Hawke
! Seventeenth and Mt. Salem Lane
entertained at bridge at their nom
: last Friday evening.
4 Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Perkins
Of this city. entertained on Thursda
evening in honor Of their secon
wedding anniversary Those presen
t were. Mr.. and Mrs. John Brown
e Mr. and Mrs. Andus Calvin, Mr.. an
e Mrs. Edward Hartman, Mrs. Joh
e schupt. the Misses Greta and Audre
S. perkins. Mrs. Mary Perkins, Fred
e, erick spuck and Mr.. and Mr.
Charles A. Perkins
Miss Dorothy Curley' of Tent
b and Madison streets, was delightful
n surprised on Monday evening when
~ few OF her friends gave her far
N we'll party at the home of Miss Hel'
n Rowe. OF Pennsylvania avenue, an
"a Rodney street. Miss Curley eNpec
"a TO leave this month for Staten lslaI
m n. y. where she will make h
as home.
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Evening journal., 1921-04-06
HANOVER LEAGUE DINNER

The yearly dinner OF the Women's
League OF Hanover Presbyterian
Church will be held in the cnurcn
on April 26 Mrs f. F. Metzger Is
chairman Of arrangements
Evening journal., 1921-04-06


w. A. Monday
April The campaign is being directed by large
Interested in
association Mrs Caleb f. Burehena is member Gl n
dofd W. c. also serving
Of committee for the campaign Mrs Burenna
in
be young
of furthered
Evening journal., 1921-04-06
ErwoRrm w. G. n. U. MEErING

The W. C.. T. T.. of Epworth NJ. +.
church. will hold It's monthly meet
ing in the church tomorrow night at
8 o'clock A fun attendance is de-
sired.
Evening journal., 1921-04-06
WeddinpS

Miss Eva Taylor, OF this city.
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs Thomas
Taylor of Lombard. Md. and VIII
ard McKendrick, OF Richardson
Park. were married last Wednesday
evening at the Richardson Park NJ
r. church parsonage by the Rev. A.
w. Goodhand. The bride was at
tended by Miss Isabel Colburn as
maid-of honor. Lester Perkins was
best man.
The bride wore pretty white
crepe de chine gown and carried
white sweet-peas. The maid-of
honor wore a dark blue dress and
carried pink sweet-peas. Following
tho ceremony a reception was held
at the new home OF the bride and
groom at Richardson Park.
The guests were;-Mr. and Mrs.
John McKendrick. Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter B. McKendrick, Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward Hanna, Mr.. and Mrs Davis
Patterson. Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Nc
Mullen, Mrs. Fred Huber, Mrs
/ Downs Miss Viola Downs, Miss Miss
Isabel Coburn. Miss Helen McKen-
drick. Miss Esther McMullen. Miss
Anna Patterson, Miss Rita Hanna
Lester Perkins, Walter and Roy Nc
/ Kendrick
Mr. McKendrick is proprietor OF
the Elmhurst barber shop.
George II. Willars. 1901 Shalicross
lavenue, announces the engagement OF
his daughter, Miss Blanche Willars
to Marion Griebenow, of st. Paul
Minnesota Miss Williars is a student
at Nyack, Institute. Nyack, n. Y She
is a graduate of the Wilmington Higf
School and also attended the Wo
mans College Of Delaware.
, The marriage of Miss Marie X
d Durstein and Alfred Thomas, botl
OF this city, has been announced
b The wedding took place on Februar
% II. The bride is a daughter Of Mrs
$. II. Durstein. 1902 Jackson street
and Mr.. Thomas is a son of Mr.. an
. Mrs Harry f. Thomas. $50 Va
Buren street. Mr.. and Mrs Thoma
7 J are residing at S23 jefferson street.
Evening journal., 1921-04-06

The present mode harks back TO
the Directoire period for inspiration.
Evening journal., 1921-04-06
kL1,by1bS

Marshallton Civic Club win meet
at 3 o'clock tomorrow afternoon in
the new school house. The annual
election Of officers win be held.
Evening journal., 1921-04-06

An important meeting OF the
Kemery studio Club will be held at
the studio this evening.
Evening journal., 1921-04-06

The Claymont womens Clubvwfr
celebrate its first anniversary on
April %, when a luncheon viii be
held at the Tea House, at Naaman s.
on-the-Delaware
Evening journal., 1921-04-06

Librarius Branch, INTERNATIONAL
Sunshine Society, will meet at :
o'clock tomorrow afternoon at suns
shine Hall, 1909 Delaware avenue
Evening journal., 1921-04-06

The Elsmere Civic Club will hold.
a box social tomorrow evening at
the home of Mrs j. L. Talley. The
boxes will be aucuoned. hot choco-
late served and ice cream will be
sold. Every one is welcome and a
good time is assured.
Evening journal., 1921-04-06

Miss Aida Bigelow, OF st. Paul,
Mimi. who has been a guest of Miss
Julia Townsend for the past week.
returned yesterday to Smith College