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Evening journal., 1921-05-04
AT LUNCHEON
BEFORE GOLF

Many Wilmington women attend
ed the luncheon held at the Will
mington Country Club on Monday in
connection with the opening Of the
seasons golf play at the club.
Every Monday from now on through
the spring and summer season will
be ladies' open day and all local
women golf players will enjoy this
activity.
Those present at the MONDAY
luncheon were: Mrs. W. s. Berg
land. Mrs. Clarence S. Brown, Mrs.
Trueman W. Campbell. Miss Alice
b. Candee, Mrs. Frank c. Carpenter
Mrs. II. Clifton Collins, Miss Eliza
beth Draper, Mrs. Eugene dupont
Mrs. John A. Graves. Miss Rather
inc Hiles, Mrs Macmillan Hopes
Mrs w. Poyntell Johnston, Mrs.
Browning e. Marean, Mrs. John
Markell. Miss Mary Marvel, Mrs
Elmer e. Mitchell. Mrs. Otho Now
land, Miss Helen Odell, Mrs. Robert
Pennington. Mrs. Norman T. Rood
Mrs Charles A. Rudolph, Mrs
Lewis Rumford, Miss Mary Rupert
Mrs p. c. Sisler. Mrs. George w
Sparks. Mrs. John b. Street, Mrs. j
Saunders Taylor and Miss Elinoi
Nandegrift.
Evening journal., 1921-05-04
CLUB SUPPER

Under the auspices OF the Blue
Rock Community Club a chicken pie
supper will be served tomorrow even
ing in Hiicrest NJ. E. Church. The
event has been planned by Mrs. Il.
@. Hackett and her committee. The
proceeds will go to the building
fund of the club. The first table will
he ready at $40. Tickets may be
purchased at the door.
Assisting Mrs. Hackett on her team
are: Mrs. A. I1ckman, Mrs. j. ID.
Mason, Mrs. f. l.. Johnson, Mrs.
George Tousant, Mrs. G. G. Crew
son. Mrs. B. f. Veasey, Mrs. w. II.
Phillips. Mrs. Watson b. Lenderman
Mrs. John Donovan, Miss Fannie
Colt. Mrs. S. d. Dunlap, Mrs. Lind
wood Spicer and Mrs. Howard Berg.
Evening journal., 1921-05-04
CLEE CLUB TO
SING 'MIKADO"

THE Mikado," to be presented by
the Westminster Glee club at the
New Century Club next Tuesday is
one OF the series OF musical events
given this year which prove that
Wilmington has a discriminating
taste in music. Since the first ap-
pearance OF Gilbert and Sullivan's
operetta. THE Mikado" has been a
prime favorite because Of its
catchy" airs, its rollicking words,
and its several exquisite solos. The
characters. so skilfully portrayed.
are vivid personalities and no one
who has ever seen the operetta can
forget the delightful lovers, Yum
Yum and Nanki-Poo. the clownish
Lord High Executioner or the En-
peror's daughter-in-law elect.
Katisha. who proclaims herself las
tough as a bone with a will OF her
own"
The Westminster Glee club under
the skilled direction of Frederick
w. Wyatt, gave finished prOduc-
production OF THE Mikado" on
April IA Now, In response to many
requests, the club is at work re-
hearsing for second performance
that will outshine the first. The
same chorus will sing and the same
principals will take part.
The principals OF THE Mikado"
are as follows; THE Mikade Of
Japan" Alexander Blair: "Nanki-
Poo, his son, disguised as a wan
dering minstrel Wellington +. But
leri koko, Lord High Executioner.'
James NJ. Engelman; Pooh Bah. ="
Lord High Everything Else. Ra-
moth Mitchell; "Pish-Tush.' "a nobia
lord, Warren c.. Crossan: yum
YUM Mrs. NJ. b. Lewis: Petit
Sing" Miss Olive Jordan; ~Peep
!. DO" Miss Bernice Wagner: Thre,
4 Sisters. Wards of Koko Katisha, an
elderly lady in love with Nanki-Poo
Miss Jean McCaughan.
Evening journal., 1921-05-04
PMcked Eye brO1US
(An Editorial by The Society EDITOR

Editorial by The Society hdltofJ
In China the
pueng their eyebrows that they be thin and
long"
He the Chinese fem
fashions prevailing in benghted countries like China Turkey
Africa
lie ted : as al example the lengths which in
conform their peculiar notions of
Chinese OF puckng eyebrows in
who their faces blue and yellow and the
Of
nd OF breaking the
g / { aquilnc
ladies D'Israelis doubtlessy
doesn IS O
And he regarded a who
predicted that 100 Delaware
would
eyebrows order produce the thin and long
n China.
Evening journal., 1921-05-04
Fedora TTON OF
WOlMENiS CLUBS

The Delaware state Federation Of
Women's Clubs will meet in annual
session. at Smyrna tomorrow. It
will be a one day session. The work
of the clubs has been so greatly eX-
tended during the year that the con-
vention will have reports Of most un-
usual interest.
There are 3S clubs i'm the State
with membership of approximately
$500. The convention will bring
together many prominent women Of
the state. and the sessions will be
replete with interest not only TO the
delegates. but to all club members
and friends and to the community
at large.
The club speakers will deal with
civics and educational questions.
Mrs. Henry d. Boyer state President
and other officers and chairmen OF
the various committees have spared
no effort to further the success of
the convention.
The formal opening will be at
1915 o'clock. STANDARD time). Mrs
L. NJ. Price. of Smyrna will deliver
the Invocation The address of well
come will be given by Mrs l.. l.
Artis. president of the Smyrna Club
The response for the State Fedora
ton will be made by Mrs Henry ID
Boyer. president The correspond
ing secretary's report will be giver
/ by Mrs II. =. Hall. Mrs. A NJ
Chamberlain, Of Middletown. Mrs
/ Boyer will give a report Of the years
work. A review of the clubs o
New Castle County will be given 10y
/ Mrs. p. b Lightner. Mrs. John =
salisbury will give the report foi
/ the Clubs in Kent County and Mrs
/ II. NJ. Waller will report for th'
clubs i'm Sussex County
There will be no election Of Of
hcers this year as this occurs onll
every two years. The annual elec
ton was held last year when tn
Federation met i'm Dover.
The morning session will close n
J O'Clock. Luncheon will be serve'
to the delegates between 1 and
o'clock.
An interesting program has beei
arranged for the afternoon meeting
| This part of the program will b.
LContinued on PAGE Two9
Evening journal., 1921-05-04
Society

bus. Ohio.
Mrs. Cecil Weaver and daughter
spent last week at ocean City. n. j.
The Misses Elhora Crumlish and
Eleanor Monaghan leave tomorrow
for Atlantic City, where they will
spend the weekend.
Employees Of the winterthur
Farms will give a dance in the club
house tonight. Draines Orchestra
will furnish the music.
Mr.. and Mrs. william Cloud, OF
near Centreville, motored to London,
Grove. Pa, last weekend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Atkinson,
OF Centreville. had as their week
end guest. Robert Stevenson, OF
Avondale. Pa.
Henry f. Green and sister, Mrs.
Emily f. Wells, have returned from
Florida where they spent the winter.
Miss Mary Temple spent the week
end at COllingswood, \. j.
Mrs. James Il. Bowe. Of SIS West
Eighth street. is spending several
weeks at Atlantic City.
Mrs. Claude =. Hearn and daugh-
ter Betty, are visiting relatives in
Altoona, Pa.
Mrs. John ID. Kelly and daughter
Miss Mary Kelly, OF 1901 Delaware
avenue. are in Atlantic City.
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WeddinpS

Miss Cecilia A. McCanerty, daugh-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. f. McCaffer-
ty. 521 Madison street. and Robert
+. Hamilton, of New York City, were
married on Monday morning at
nuptial mass. in the Cathedral, Sixth
and West streets. by the Rev. John
j. Dougherty The bride had as her
only attendant. her sister, Miss
Helen NJ. McCanerty. David Ham
ilton, OF Chester, brother OF the
groom, was best man.
The bride was becomingly dressed
in white crepe de chine. with pic
ture hat. The bridesmaid wore a
pink crepe de chine frock. with hat
to match
About so guests were present at
the wedding breakfast. which was
served following the ceremony, at
the home of the brides parents.
After a wedding trip to Atlantic
CITY. the bride and groom will be at
home in New York City after June -.
one Of the early summer weddings
will be that of Miss Ethel NJ. Walls,
daughter Of Mrs. walter ID. Walts' OF
this city. and James Lewis Courier,
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry b. Court
er. Of Philadelphia. which will take
place at 4 o'clock on Saturday, June
IS. in Westminster Presbyterian
Church. the Rev. Dr. Charles l.
Candee, pastor. officiating. The
bride will be given in marriage by
her brother. Harry Bratton Walls
and Miss Edyth NJ. Dandy will at
tend as maid Of honor. +. Craig
Greiner, of Chicago and Lansdowne,
will be best man and the ushers will
include Raymond Bartlett, Of Phil
adelphia, James =. Neefus, of New
York city. Walter Ebrey. of Lans-
downe, Pa, and Allan Darlington
OF West Chester.
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Mt. Hoboke Friends Open
Campaign Here WITT Banquet

Though others come to fiji our
places. our love shall always be
the same.
The best that Holyoke had to give us.
we've sought and cherished and
held true.
And now we pledge our honor and
devotion ever. Holyoke to you.
Immediately afterward the diners
drank a water toast in honor Of
their college mother.
ID was explained that under the
campaign plan each alumna to raise
S3O5 toward the total OF $4,000. 900.
Under that arrangement. Delaware's
quota Is slightly over $1,000, and 1t
is toward obtaining that amount
that the alumnae will direct its en-
ergies throughout the month OF May.
The alumnae who attended the
dinner were: Mrs. Frank p. Mac
Gregor. class of 20. Of The Kennett,
Wilmington: Mrs George $. New
comb. 'O7. of No. 222 West Four
teenth street Wilmington; Miss
Ruth Colby, 'O9. Of Holly Oak; Miss
Elnor Colby. '12. of Holly Oak:
Miss Hazel Keith, '13. Friends
School. wilmington; Miss Gladys
Pratt IA. Women's College, Univer-
sity OF Delaware; Mrs. Carl $. Ran
kin. rs. OF 1853 West Main street,
Newark; Miss Eloise Bullman, rs,
Friends school, Wilmington: Mrs.
Nowtown Il. Leonard. '16. OF 424
South Grant avenue. Wilmington;
Mrs Arthur +. Barnard, II, Of 617
Harrington street, Wilmington; Miss
Gertrude Sturgess. Is. of the Wo-
mems College. University Of Della
ware.
Their guests were DR.. Joseph H.
Lconlinued on PAGE Twol
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other Social News on Page Two
PLAY CARDS FOR
HOSPITAL BENEFIT

The work OF the Homeopathic
Hospital is becoming greater each
year and i'm the same proportion its
needs are greater The managers
are working hard to increase its
funds Under the auspices of the
Junior Board of the hospital a card
party will be held at the New Cen
ury club ON the afternoon OF May
10. Playing will begin at 2.30 o'clock
and will continue until 3 o'clock.
Refreshments viii DE served and a
prize will be awarded at each table.
Tickets are now on sale by members
Of tho board.
Checks for tickets are TO be sent
to Mrs Walter ID. Mode, 1406 Gilpin
avenue.
Evening journal., 1921-05-04
FLOWER MARKET.
DANCETOINORROW

Possibly one OF the most interest
ing features OF the Flower Market.
which is to be held in Cool Spring
Park tomorrow will be social dane
ing. which will take place on the
lawns. Canveses are to be
stretched across the grass plots. so
that this favorite form of amuse-
nent may be enjoyed. It is thought
this attraction will be particularly
interesting to Wilmington's younger
set
Plans are about complete for the
undertaking. the first OF its kind in
Wilmington, and the promoters OF
the market are anxious that it will
be a success so that the Associated
Charities viii be greatly aided by the
sales. The market will open at 10
o'clock and will continue until
o'clock Getty time). In case Of rain
the market will be postponed until
Friday.
There will be ten booths. at which
many things will be offered for sale
at a minimum price. These articles
will include many things pertaining
to the garden. from flower seedlings.
roots. bulbs. shrubs. vegetable seed
ings and ferns to garden accessories
CT all kinds. There will be a large
number OF sweaters and hats at the
booth OF which Mrs. Philip d. Laird
is chairman. Bird boxes and now
elites will be sold by Mrs. John Ban
! croft and her committee Potted
biants will he offered as we'll as cut
flowers. These floral offerings will
be in charge Of Mrs. Eugene DUPONT
and Mrs. Harlan G. Scott.
Products of the farm will be sold
at the market booth. OF which Mrs
osiah Marvel is chairman. For the
children who visit the Flower Mar
ket. there will be much to amuse.
Balloons will be for sale and there
will be pony rides and a gay little
booth at which all kinds of pets may
be purchased
Mrs. A. Felix DUPONT and a COM
n.ittee OF about so women have ar
ranged this affair No admission
will be charged and the officials ex-
tend an invitation to all Whining
ten to attend.
Two well-known groups OF musi-
cians have offered their services. j.
Norris Robinson, leader OF Robin
sons Orchestra OF this city. has
made il known to those in charge OF.
the market, that his orchestra OF
thirty members. will play between
the hours of - and o'clock. The'
Original Six Orchestra will play
from 4.3O until the market closes.
Mrs Frank J.. De Armond has
planned many delightful surprises
TO- the cafeteria. of which she is
chairman. A tempting menu, con-.
sisting Of chicken salad, sandwiches
OF all kinds. hot coffee. fresh milk.
huttermilk and many other dairy.
products. will be served. The wait
> rcsses in the cafeteria will be Miss
Esther Ward, Miss Jane Marvel, Misa
Mary Marvel. Miss Katherine Hilles.
Miss Alice Candee and Miss Sarah
Townsend Mrs Robert w. Tomlina
son is chairman of the coffee and
sandwiches and is serving as vice.
b chairman to Mrs. De Armond. Mrs.
W. S. Bergland is chairman OF the
arrangement Of tables and Mrs. Will
( liam Denham is chairman of the ice
cream coneA
Evening journal., 1921-05-04
WOMEN FRIENDS
EDENiS GUESTS

Members OF the Edenzaar Ladies
Auxiliary we're the guests OF the
members OF the degree stan OF Eden
Lodge, No. "a. I. o. o. f., at a din
ner in the Lambros last evening. |
The dinner was given the women in
recognition Of their services during
the successful Edenzaar.
Arthur r. Hudsin. president of
degree stam association. was toast
master Among the speakers were
p. J. Isaacs. Andrew Ulrich, James
Murray william Beatty. Thomas
Grier and others They told Of hu-
morous incidents occurring during
the week of the Edenzaar, in which
they and other members were the
principals.
a vaudeville program was given,
following which dancing was en-
Joyed. Music was provided by Mo-
rine's orchestra.
Among those present were Mr..
and Mrs. W. Leroy Kirby. Miss
Pierce, Mr.. and Mrs. Bayard
Thompson. Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. b.
King. Harry w. Chairs. Fritz Lin
dell. Miss Ogle, Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam r. Jacobs Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Schrodety. Mrs Victor Sapp. Mr..
and Mrs. Andrew Ulrich. Mr.. and
Mrs. a. p. Hudson. Miss Quill. Mrs
Bessie Groves, Mrs. James Hoover,
Mr. and Mrs. William r. Mahsn. Mr..
and Mrs William l.. Donavan. Mr.
and Mrs. Thomas Eckerd. James
Murray. Mrs. G. V. Gemmell. Mrs.
G.. p. Alexander. n. w. Anderson,
Norman Smith. Irwin Cox Mr. and
Mrs. p. J. Issacs. Mr.. and Mrs. Har-
ry Murdock. Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest |
Hurlock, Miss Trotter, Edwin Mill |
er. Miss Bertha Miller. Mrs. ID. II. |
Harman. Mrs. W. II. Rhenhardt. |
Mrs. Weaver. Miss Eaton. Mr.. and 1
Mrs. Paul Cooper, Miss Ada Benson. |
Thomas Grier, Miss Charlotte Ash, /
Mr.. and Mrs. Lynwood Morris. Mr.. /
and Mrs. Elmer v Frankheiser. /
William J. Beatty, Mr.. and Mrs. Neal |
Sreene' Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Grove. |
ar. ana Mrs. William Il. TAYLOR. L.
}. keyser' Jr.. Miss Lillian Worrau
Mr' and Mrs. Thomas Richardson
ar. and Mrs. Alfred f. Lane. Mrs
IA. Z. Vending, Miss Mildred Den
ny Mr.. and Mrs. L. B. Waterman
Miss Mary Cox, Miss Ada McClain
Mr.. and Mrs. V. L. Marvel. Mrs
James Murray, Miss Sturgis. Mrs
sturgis, Miss Elizabeth Moore. Johr
Moore. Mrs. Andrew Cathcart, Mis-
Hopes, Mr.. and Mrs. Elwood Led
mum, Miss Anna Cochran and Mis-
Elva Clark.
Evening journal., 1921-05-04
JurylUOn1en
(An Editorial by The Society Editor)

What do the husbands OF jurywomen think OF their wives
the What damage
homes?
politicians who predict that suffrage would
be the ruination of the home. been realized?
interviewing the husbands of
juywomen these replies
mus Wimngtonans others
liked prophey that all of domestic evil would
flow equal suffrage
invariably that when they
Their
their darned
and heir shirts supplied with buttons
that public service has improved the
their They developing OF
conversation clothes dishes
deriving realization
unlike
service joke effectively
serves
Evening journal., 1921-05-04

In furtherance of the nationwide
project to raise a S3.oO0.ooO endow-
ment fund for Mount HolyolSo COL
loge. alumnae Of that institution who
reside in Delaware held a campaign
dinner in the club room of the Hotel
dupont last evening.
At that dinner an inspiring ad-
dress was delivered hy Dr. Joseph IT,
Odem. head of the Service Citizens of
Delaware and also of the Delaware
School Auxiliary other addresses
were made by Mrs. Carl s. Rankin,
OF Newark. who is chairman of the
campaign committee for Delaware,
and Mrs Arthur e. Barnard, OF this
city. one of The most active workers
in this state.
The table I'm the club room was
decorated with wild pink honey
suckle In the course Of the dinner
the alumnae sang their old college
songs and INDUCED in an exchange
of charming "reminiscences Of the
years they spent at Mount Holyoke.
shortly after 9 o'clock an present
arose and sang the Alma Mater,
which is as follows.
Oh. Hoiyoke. Alma Mater. Thy loyal
daughters gathered here.
Bring hearts that love 90 honor the
name Mount Holyoke holds SO
dear
And though the years together are
gone. and college days are past.
our hearts are true to Holyoke's
blue. and her love shall bind us
fast.
CHORUS.
Then sing 90 Holyokc, and forever
the years shall echo forth her
name.
Evening journal., 1921-05-04

Mr.. and Mrs. William II. Fem OF
this city. who are spending some time
at Hot Springs, Va, entertained a.
dinner this week at Valley View, at
the southern resort. Their guests
included Mr.. and Mrs. Russell. II.
Dunham Of this city, Mr.. and Mrs.
Chester Williams. Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Shiverick OF New Yerk. and
MIR and Mrs. Edward E. Blodgett OF
Boston.
Mrs. Thomas Bradford, who has
been visiting her parents. DR.. and
Mrs. Joseph H. Odel. left yesterday
for her home in Connecticut.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred I. dupont
have taken an apartment at the Ho-
tel Ambassador. Park avenue at Fiji
ty-first street. New York, for the
summer.
Mrs. Truman W. Campbell and
Mrs. Eleanor Shackelford left yes
terday for Cape May. where they
will be the guests Of Mrs. Harold
Pancoast. Of Philadelphia.
Mrs Hamilton Bradshaw AMI
children are spending the month at
Lewistown, Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs w II. Reeson. 1O4
West Thirtieth street, have moved to
wildwood. y j., where Mr.. Beeson
has purchase da bungalow.
Mr. and Mrs. W. r. Banning. for
merry OF this city have moved to
their new home in Pittsburgh. Pa,
after spending the winter in Column
Evening journal., 1921-05-04
SALESIANUIH
CARD PARTY

Much interest is being taken I'm
the third annual card party and
dance OF the Salesianum Alumni.
which will be held in the ballroom
and the duBarry room Of the Hotel
DUPONT on Friday evening Pa
tronesses for the event are:
Mrs. William Berl. Mrs A. L.
Rowe. Mrs. James Bowe Mrs. Daniel
j. Buckley, Mrs. Philip j. Butler.
Miss Mary L. Buckley. Mrs Andrew
L. Casey. Mrs. G.. NJ. Celia Miss
Agnes Curley. Mrs Edward n. Con-
nell. Mrs. John r. Devine. Mrs
Hugh f, Dougherty Miss Catherine
Dougherty, Mrs. James NJ. Dough-
erty, Mrs. G. l.. Dougherty. Mrs. NJ.
j. Dougherty Mrs. James Dugan.
Miss Mary +. Dougherty Mrs.
Joseph Featherstone. Mrs. ID. X.
Miss Sarah Filliben, Mrs.
James b. \ Gibney. Mrs. John J.
Mrs. Harry r. Graham.
Mrs. James +. Hoey. Mrs. Joseph
Horisk. Mrs. John J. Horty. Mrs.
Peter A. Horty. Mrs. =. II. Keaveny.
Mrs Daniel NJ. KellehPr, Mrs. Joseph
a. Kern. Mrs Anna $. Iange, Mrs.
Susan A. Lawless. Mrs. John T..
.afeey. Mrs. c. A. Lippincott, Mrs.
william F. Lynn. Mrs. Francis
Lynch. Mrs. John j. McGovern, Mrs
Frank A. McHugh. Mrs. James T.
McHugh. Mrs Ellen Mclaughlin
Mrs John A. Mahaney. Miss Sarah
Malloy, Mrs Michael A. Mealy. Mrs
Harry Mellon, Mrs william F.
Monigle, Mrs. T. b. Noonan. Mrs. f.
b. Norman. Mrs John j. O'Nel.
Mrs Catherine O'Hanlon. Mrs. James
O'Hara, Mrs. g. j. O'Keefe. Mrs
John 5. Rossell Mrs. George W.
Rush. Mrs. George II. Sietz. Miss
Isabelle Sexton. Mrs. James T..
Skelly. Mrs. James Sweeney. Mrs
raul Taggart Mrs. +. V. Temple
Mrs. Mary +. Tucker. Ursuline
Alumna, Mrs. II. II. Ward. Miss
Margaret Waldron. Miss Mary A
Ward, Mrs. T. b. Hanley. Mrs. Heller
Lynch and Mrs. Patrick Afulroone,,
-O-O-
Weeping in moderation strength
ems the eyes and imparts to then
a charming lustre. Madam
| I,Ouiso Chicaun haott,y ,....-.
Evening journal., 1921-05-04
g. o. p. WOMEN TO MEET.

Republican women of the Third
ward will meet at the Republican
Women's club. S23 Shipley street at
2.3O o'clock tomorrow afternoon. The
meeting has been called by Mrs. An
ME Cox, ward chairman.
on Friday evening the Firth ward
Republican women will meet at the
club rooms. s23 Shipley street. Coun-
Gilman A. r. Abrahams will address
the meeting. It is hoped that all Re-
publican women Of the ward will be
present.
Evening journal., 1921-05-04
GRACE STANDARD BEARERS.

Standard Bearers Missionary So
ciety OF Grace NJ. f. Church met last
evening in the church house. The
play, Girls Worth While" was pre-
scented by the members OF the so
ciety. Mrs. Frank Baylis and Mrs.
Merrill Sigmund took the leading
parts. Miss Mae Mearns was named
delegate to the Standard Bearers
convention which viii be held in
Chambersburg. Pa. the week of June
2S. The opening OF the Fords, which
contained the annual Offering. took
place and amounted to $54. The
meeting next month. which will be
the last one until next fall, will be
In the form OF a picnic, but the place
OF meeting has not yet been decided
upon.
Evening journal., 1921-05-04
CHARITY RUNfMAGE SALE.

A rummage sale will be held for
charity at ia Tatnall street, on
Nav 23. The affair is being arranged
by Miss Ella Higgins and Miss Ellen
Ford. Anyone having contributions
for the sale is asked to communi-
cate with either Miss Higgins or
Miss Ford. All housekeepers who
are busy with house cleaning at this
time are asked TO keep their cast-off
articles for this sale
Evening journal., 1921-05-04
Births S

f,AWsON-To Mr.. and Mrs. James II.
Dawson. Of Holly Oak, Del, al the
Physicians and Surgeons Hospital. on
May g. a daughter.
COx-To Mr. and Mrs Leo Cox, Twenty
third and Lamofte streets, az the Ply
sicians' and Surgeons Hospital. on
Nay 3, a son.
I'ARyIs-To Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Parvis. ga Geddes. street at the Della
ware Hospital. on May ?. son.
~CHROEDER-To Mr.. and Mrs. Harold
kehroeder, Of Carneys Point, az the
N~'~ ~-ar@ Haanhta1 IN Hav 2 snn-
Evening journal., 1921-05-04
BARNHART CHORUS

About eighty persons attended the
weekly sing OF the Harry Barnhart
Chorus last evening in the High
School auditorium. Frederic Wat
son. Of New York. presided at the
piano.
Evening journal., 1921-05-04
CnITrNIRrS DANCE

The Fourth Degree Assembly Of
the Knights Of Columbus will give
a dance this evening in the Knights
Of Columbus Hail. This affair will
Doe for all members and their women
friends. Music will be furnished by
Shorter's Orchestra.