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of the congregation in charge of all the
preparations. assisted by the mems club.
Mrs. Coulter Craig and Mrs. Benjamin
Foster axe the chairmon, assisted by the
following ladies: Kitchen, Mrs. Charles
Maxwell, Mrs. Samuel Betty, Mrs. Ed
ward Abbott. Mrs William Hunter Mrs.
William AIcLucas, Mrs Brown; fancy
table. Mrs. Jolre Bancroft supper-tables,
Mrs. George Latham Mrs James Elliott,
Mrs HARDWOOD Purnell Mrs Edward
Johnson; Mrs. Thomas Kitchen. Mrs
Howard Pyle; Miss Mabel Mcconnell,
Mrs. McCrea Mrs. William Porter,
Mrs. Steptoe; Mrs John McLgcas' Mrs
Samuel Grogan., Mrs Howard l.. Pyle
cake table The following members OF the
mems club will assist in cutting the meats
and serving the ice cream: William Hum
ter. William Ainsworth, Messrs. Purneh
and Bogert. John Beaver. Thomas
Kitchen, Frank T.. Schoonover. The sup
per win be served from $50 20 $50 o clock.
The proceeds are TO be used for church
benefit
Mrs. ]. d. Sinkinson, who has been
the guest of Mrs =. NJ. Harrington OF
1912 Broome street for several weeks,
leaves today for her home N California
"A proport ICnate contribution from
each state in the ratio Of 90 cents To
member Including 25 cents for manual
raised in any way rs each state may WISH
would tinarco the three objects We
hone 10 raisb this 500 900 with speed be-
fitting the size and dignity # our society.
| Tho objects are worthy oi IL and will
endure for all time In this threc-fold
undertaking we arc educating our foreign
element in citizenship. We are honoring
the Pilgrim women whom the whole
country Is hOnoIing because they belong
not to 4 section, but nation which they
helped 10 found and we arc momoraliizing
the bows who went over there IN countless
convoys to preserve il
Mrs. Robert NIaris and Mrs c. s
Hammitt went 10 Philadelphia on Tues
day to attend the meeting Of the Social
Order Of Friends Mrs Hammitt was on
Of the speakers on the program and talk
ed on Purchasing Of Food and its Re
lation TO the Community DR.. z. :.
Mead Of the University of PENNSYLVANIA
talked on Cooperative Buying DIR.
Mead is president of the Franklin CO.
operative Society," which was organized
about a year ago in Philadelphia and has
been a success The cooperative move
ment started here some months ago IS
gaining in interest even though no def
I mite activitics have been carried on.
4 The recent illness OF Mrs. s. NJ. Council,
state regent OF the d. A. r. was q source
/ Of much regret TO all OF the Daughters
, in Delaware who will now be glad to
learn that she is nearly well, after con-
valescence Of several weeks. Mrs. Council
is keenly interested n she plans being
carried out by the National society OF the
Daughters Of the American Revolution.
The three big national undertakings
Of our society recommended by the
/ president general, Mrs. George Maynard
Mlnd4and adopted by the National Board
/ Of management, she said, IN discussing
the matter, are in their nature gifts II
that do service to home and country
First, the financing Of q manual az IN
formation In several languages for tree
distribution, 10 the immigrant landing
upon these shores; said manual 70 con
tain constitution Of the I nited States,
the American Creed, the pledge TO the
flag, with rules for the correct use OF the
flag An address Of welcome from this
society. and all practical information
concerning our laws and government
schools. night sch ools, libraries, bank
government secuutieS, everything which
Is needed to know II order to lead the life
of q law-abldlHg American citizen. A
% cent per capita contribution Is being
collected from each state, known as the
Immigrant Manual fund
Second comes z memorial fountain
at Plymouth Mass. in honor Of the Pill
grim Mothers The fountain IS IN no sense
sectional IN its interest and appeal The
Pilgrims belong to the Nation, their
civil and religious liberty are the funda-
mental principles OF the entire nation.
Third, the gift 10 the French govern
ment Of painting of convoy Of transports
carrying American soldiers, this being at
the request of our government; through
the War Department as a part OF the
cOuntrys permanent gift OF an exhibit
of World War battle equipment, souve-
Mrs and historic paintings TO be placed
in the War Museum Of the hotel des
Invalides ct Paris, IN enduring Temem
brance of the sacrifices Of the Allies and
America on the Altar of liberty in the
world war.
A family dinner was given by Mr. and
Mrs Wilbur D Wilds at their home,
Neadow-W-ild Farm, near Kenton, on
Sunday January %, the following guests
being present. Mr. and Mrs d. Frank
Wilds, Mr.. and Mrs j Herman Wilds
Mr. and Mrs Leland Wilds, Granville
Wilds Frank Wilds Anna J WiIds,
James T Wilds, Elizabeth Wilds, II.
Allen Wilds and David s. Wilds.
Charles A. Richie, Jr, of Wilmington,
g sophomore inthe College of Business
Administration at Syracuse University
took the star part of John Paul Bart in
"A Tailor Made Man, theannual senior
play which was presented before capacity
audience at the Empire Theatre Monday
night There were IS characters in the
play, which was presented byt the Boar s
Head or the university dramatic society,
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