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Evening journal., 1921-02-12
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over the weekend.

over the weekend.
Mrs. Clifford Young. OF 500 Frank
lin street. will entertain at cards
this evening. The party will be in
the nature OF a Valentine affair.
Mr.. and Mrs Albert Stetser. OF
.Bellefonte. are receiving congratulO-
tions on the birth of a son. born
February 3. Mrs. Stetser will be
remembered as Miss Beatrice Rutan.
Mrs. Charles J. Afleck. OF Nor
folk Va. who has been visiting re-
latives in this city and Newark. is
spending the weekend with friends
in Philadelphia.
Mrs. BENJAMIN Coles Morris OF
New York, is spending some time in
this city.
Mrs. John Bancroft arrived home
Thursday evening from Connecticut,
where she visited her daughter, Mrs.
William Chadwick.
Miss Alma Tall, girls work secre-
tary OF the Y. w. C.. A., is spending
the weekend in Baltimore, Md
John C. Tull. of Hartford. Conn,
and +. Willard Tull, OF Cleveand, o.,
were recent guests Of heir sister,
Miss Elizabeth J. Tull, 9Ot Park Place.
Miss Tull is offlce secretary OF the
local Y w. C. A.
Victor T. Bennett, who has
graduated recently from the Chicago
Technical School. IL spending some
time in Wilmington with hisp arents,
Mr.. and Mrs Victor r. Bennett.
Twenty-third and Pine streets.
James Lambros, who has been
seriously i'll from the grip, is con-
valescing.
william e. Foard. who recovered
recently from a six-day attack OF
! lhiccoughs. is IN again.
Evening journal., 1921-02-12

Mrs. Edward Janney Moles OF
Minneapolis, Mimi. will arrive here
next week to visit her niece, Mrs
Maurice DUPONT Lee.
Mrs. Elizabeth Heiatt Gregory, Of
New York. who has friends in VIII
mington, organized and directed the
professional talent for the big
pageant. Romance" which was
staged recently at the Ritz-Carlton
Hotel that city. for the benefit OF the
Southern Industrial Educational As
sociation. II preceded the Mardi
Gras ball. which also was held TO
aid the work OF the educational as
sociation.
Mr.. and Mrs. william A. Barr lett
Thursday for Jacksonville, Florida
where they will spend several weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Merrick Horn
are entertaining Mr.. and Mrs. A. W.
Wright and Miss Marcia Fox OF
Pottstown. Pa. Tonight Mrs. W. ].
Catalan will give dinner in honor
OF the guests.
Miss Sybil Gordon is spending
some time in Florida. as the guest oi
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Sonnin krebe, al
their winter home at Miami.
Members OF the Junior League who
have been attending the Junior
League conference this week in Mont
real Canada. are expected nome mit
evening. Those who attended me
conference were Miss Madeline owens
Miss Constanc Moore, Miss Eleanor
Nandegrift. Miss Margaret Whitaker
Miss Alice Johnson. Miss Esther Ban
croft and Miss Katherine Armstrong
Miss Ruth Taylor OF Boston Is
visiting Mrs. Edgar NJ. Hopes.
Mrs c. w. sutton. 1417 Wood
lawn avenue is entertaining Mr.. and
Mrs. Dean Bloom OF Clearheld, Pa
Evening journal., 1921-02-12

The Women's Club OF Claymont,
will meet on Monday afternoon at
the home OF Mrs. Robert McFalls.
Worthland. The meeting will be
in the nature of a Washington-Lin-
coin celebration
The program Of the Bellefonte
Civics Club will be held at 2 o'clock
on Tuesday afternoon at the home
OF Mrs. Mary Buckmaster. on Maple
avenue. Papers on the life of Lin
coin and Washington will be read.
All members are asked to be pres
ent
Washington Heights Century Club
has planned an interesting musical
for next Monday evening in the club
house, 23OO Boulevard. The enter
tainment has been arranged by Mrs.
Jacob Kleitz, chairman of music. A
quartette composed OF Miss Kathryn
Winslow, soprano; Miss Virginia
Keen. contralto; Russell Birkhead
tenor, and Thomas johnson, basso
All are pupils of George Henry Day
and will sing the following selec-
tions: Forward March" "A Sky
Voyage" and Homeward Bound"
Miss Winslow will sing "LeSe-
venata" and Miss Keen will sine
"By the Waters of Minnetonka."
"Nfother Machree" will be sung by
Mr.. Birkhead and Mr.. johnson will
sing. "Invictis." The accompanies
for the soloists will be Mr.. Day. Miss
Aida Armstrong. of the Children
Bureau, will talk OF Work for De-
pendent Children"
Current Events Class OF the New
Century Club will meet on next
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WeddinpS

Mss Rachel Elizabeth Stroud,
daughter OF Mr.. ami Mrs. A. G..
stroud. Of Newark. ard Harvey W.
Maciary. son OF Mr.. and Mrs c.
w. Maoiary. OF Newport, viii be
nsrr4.d on next wednesday even
ing At the home g; tho rides par
ents. The REV. David A. Reed.
pastor OF White Clay Creek Church
will ohiciate-
Miss Alva Lynch. daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. Minos Lynch. OF Richard
son Park, and william Howard Nc
Ginness. son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Chas.
Lemuei McGlnness. OF Millington,
Nd. will be married next Thursday
at noon. at the home OF the brides
parents. Miss Lynch is well known
in this city. having taken an active
part in Methodist Church work. She
was a former member OF ST. Pauls
NJ f. Church and is now a member
OF Richardson Park NJ. f. Church,
Mr.. McGinness is graduate OF
Maryland State College and a
nephew OF the Rev. r. l.. Hoffecker
D. D.. former district superintendent
OF wilmington District, Methods
Episcopal Conference.
Miss Josephine Mayer and Wi
liam +. Kurtz viii be married az
O'Clock this afternoon at the hom'
fH.
groom's brother. Mr.. and Mrs
Charles c. Kurtz. 1907 Van BureT
street The Rev. Frederick Doeri
will officiate The bride will b'
attended by the groom's sister. Mis-
Helen l. Kurtz. as maid OF honor
and the best man viii be th'
groom's brother. Frederick J..
Kurtz. Little Miss Jane =. Kurtz
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick
W. Kurtz will be flower hirl.
The bride will wear an afternoon
gown OF dark brown crepe meteor
will have a corsage bouquet Of or
chids and white roses. The maid
OF honor will be dressed in a darl
and will have a corsage OF Ward
roses The wedding music win b'
played by John d. Kurtz.
Following the ceremony a recep.
ton will be held for the immediat,
families. The bride and groom vii
leave this evening on a trip soutl
and after March ] will be at hom,
at 1902 West Fifth street.
Mr.. Kurtz is member OF tn
New Castle county bar. He is an
alumnus OF the University OF Vir
ginia and a graduate OF Whining
ton High School The bride Is wei
known in this city. Two of her sis
ters are the wives OF brothers q
Mr.. Kurtz.
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Clubs

Tuesday morning. Current Events
will be given by Mrs. II. t. Graham.
Miss Grace Baird will give readings.
James Brown, of the Manhattan Tax
Reform Club. New York, will speak
on Taxation" Mr.. Brown was to
have appeared last Tuesday morning
at the club but was unavoidably da.
tanned. Vocal selections will be given
by Mrs. Julian Adair. Mrs. Charles
X. Weston is chairman of Current
Events class for the month Of Feb
ruary.
Colonial Danes will meet on
Monday afternoon at the home OF
Mrs. James Bancroft. The program
will include a patriotic paper on the
life of George Washington; vocal
solos by Miss Esther Bancroft and
piano selections by Miss Marjorie.
Hamilton HILL
The Woman's Club Of Richardson.
Park will meet on next Tuesday
afternoon at the home OF Mrs.
I Andrew Fooks. This will be dona-,
ton day and all members are asked
to bring donations for needy fami-
lies. The program will be devoted
to a George Washington celebration,
as this is the last meeting in this,
month of the club and it is neces-
sary to hold the George Washington
celebration at this time.
The Kemery Studio Club will meet
on Monday evening at the studio, iOOs
Kirk avenue. The evening will be
devoted to the rehearsal Of the mu-
sical comedy which the club is to
give in the spring, musical selections
and a social hour.
Evening journal., 1921-02-12
GRACE AUXILIARY.

The Ladies' Guild OF Grace NJ. f.
Church. held its monthly meeting
on Thursday at the home OF Mrs.
Walter Gregg. The meeting was
opened by the president. Mrs. Curtis
B. Taliey. Plans were made 20 have
an entertainment sometime in April.
The guild cleared about $40 on its
bake last week after the business
hour. Luncheon was served and
music contributed by Mrs Henry
Bartels. The next meeting OF the
Guild will be held at the home OF
Mrs. Harry Luff.
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UNVEIL STATUES
OF SUFFRAGLSTS

Delaware will be represented bx
twelve delegates and twenty-rour
alternates at the convention OF the
National Women's Party in Washs
ington next week. The sessions will
begin on Tuesday afternoon ans
continue until Friday evening. AL
most every womans organization in
the country will participate in the
memorial services to the pioneer
suffragists Susan b. Anthony, Elizas
beth Cody Stanton and Lucretia
Mott. whose statues will be unveiles
at this time. It is expected that
nearly 600 women from all partl
of the United States will be present.
/ In addition to the memorial SER
vices. which will be held, and tho
statues Of the three pioneer suffrag-
lists being presented, Tuesday will
mark the 1O1st birthday anniversary-
of Susan B, Anthony. The statues
will be presented on Tuesday even
ling in the rotunda of the Capitols
The statues will be received on be-
half OF Congress by Speaker Gillette
! Of the House OF Representatives. .
! Many OF the DtldWdft women WHO
will attend will leave this city on
Monday. while others will not g0
down until Tuesday morning. Fol-
lowing are the Delaware delegates:
Miss Mabel Vernon, Mrs. Frank r.
Strlith. Mrs. James y. Ginns, Miss
Marie T. Lockwood. Mrs Victor
dupont, Sr., DR.. Margaret I. Handy
Mrs. Thomas J. Whiteman. Mrs. NJ.
e. Brown, Mrs. +. C. Jones, Mrs.
S. J. Horn. Mrs. Julian Ortiz and Miss
Elizabeth NJ. Bullock.
The alternates are: Miss Rachel
S. Rowland, Miss Elizabeth Speak
man, Mrs. Annie Arrniel, Mrs.
George Carter, Miss Katherine
Hmes, Mrs. f. Paul DUPONT, Mrs.
Naomi Bennett. Miss Ellen Sam.
worth. Miss Mary Gallagher Mrs.
IL. p. Riley, Mrs. Will Biggs. Mrs.
Annie ]. MCGEE, Mrs. Lena Messick
Miss Carolyn Cooper Mrs. Mary V.
Adams. Mrs. Frederick Bringhurst,
Mrs. Henry Hopes. Miss EdiSh
lSpruance. Mrs. Robert G. Houston,
Mrs. 3. Ableman. Mrs. n. Wilkin-
son. Mrs. c. Boyle, Mrs. S. E. Taf-
button and Mrs. u. II. Lofland.
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RFLIFFoNTE AID soCIABLE.

The Ladies' Aid Society OF Belle
fonte NJ. f. Church will meet at 1.3O
O'Clock next Thursday afternoon at
the home OF Mrs. L. L. Cooper, pres
ident OF the society. All members
are asked TO be present, as the
friendship quilt squares are to be
Joined. Each member is asked TO
bring with her a needle, thread,
thimble and scissors and take part
in the sewing. The society will hold
a Martha Washington" social in
the church on Tuesday evening. Feb
ruary %. All friends will be well
coined at this time.
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VELENTINE PARTY.

The h. l. Jackson intermediate
Christian Endeavor Society of Han
over Presbyterian Church held a
valentine party at the home Of
Eleanor Turner. 406 West Twenty
first street last evening. The even
ing was enjoyably spent in games
and music. The decorations were
suitable to the occasion Refresh
ments were served.
Among those present were Mar
ion Gamble, Virginia Wharton,
Edith Boyce, Susanne Scott, Anne
duRoss. Betty Johnson, Ruth Shell
don, Annette Gooding. Alice Wilson
Susannah Wilson, Grace Burton
Nettie Shortall. Elizabeth Gemmil
Eleanor Turner. Olesa Mount, Edith
Turner, Mabelle Stout, Mary Scott
Miss Frances Ramsey, Earl Hearn
Penrose Turner. Edwin Stayton
Francis Bradford. Raymond Gem
mill, Roger Stroud. Brandt Alexan-
der. Merle Bulkeley, Cameron
Jones. Bernard Nobis, Leon Smith
Calvin Turner, Archie Maclean. Bill
! Cropper. Stewart Barton, oscar
Gael. Herbert McNinch, Broddus
Jones. Lloyd Alexander, Donald
Mckenzie, the Rev. Charles II. Bob
ner. Mr.. and Mrs. LaRowe, ant
Mr.. and Mrs. J. II. Turner.
Evening journal., 1921-02-12
CYNTmA's HELPERS BRANCH,


Cynthia's Helpers Branch. l. S. s.,
will meet on Tuesday evening, Feb
ruary Is at o'clock, at Sunshine
Hall. 1909 Delaware avenue. at
which time all the new commits
tees will be appointed.
At the last meeting a supper was
given for the members and their
husbands. only a few OF the hus-
bands came but the supper proved
a success. There were forty-two
present and $4,000 was realized.
After the supper tho annual cleo
ton OF officers was held. All the
old officers were elected Mrs. NJ.
Brown. president; Mrs. H. o. Arm
strong. vce-president; Miss May
Bacon. treasurer; Mrs. Margaret
Lewis, secretary. All members are
requested to be present at the next
meeting.
l. NJ. BIRKHEAD.
Press Correspondent.
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Want to be Popular i?
Can Editorial by the Society Editor.)

All Delaware women Of standing want to be In
there are few walk life
larty The majority thing greatly
fact there are comparatively few popular
in the world.
why?
There is royal path popularity which
which few
It path vital
ingness listen their
when they a
with entire lf-forgetfulness
This just where the
For who is willing eace his desire to be the
satisfy
fellow, thousand
started OF woe
int o him DIST OF
inject his
s this that his popularity with
popular unselhshnes
as charming
To be interestedly immensely popular
Evening journal., 1921-02-12
GRACE CLEANERS.

Grace Cleaners Young Women's
Foreign Missionary Society will
meet on Monday evening at the
home OF Mrs. James w. Robertson,
S11 Van Buren street. The devo-
tional services will be in charge OF
Miss Marjorie Reuss. Mrs. william
A. Heindle will present the program.
The hostesses for the evening will
be Mrs. Eli Mendinhall. Mrs. Elmer
Sharp. Miss Bentley, Mrs. James w.
Robertson and Mrs. Everett Short.
Evening journal., 1921-02-12
EVERGREEN Class ANNIVERSARY.

The Evergreen Glass OF Silverbrook
NJ. +. Sunday school, taught by Mrs.
+. w. Jones, celebrated its ninth an
niversary at The home OF Mrs John
Appleby, 1905 Lancaster avenue, last
Monday evening. The business meet
ing was followed by the election Of
officers for the coming year, as fok
lows: President, Mrs. John Apple
by; vice-president, Miss Katie Harsh
man: treasurer, Mrs. John Davis ;
corresponding secretary, Miss Ann
Clifton: recording secretary; Mrs.
Earle Davis; mercy and help depart
ment; Mrs. Joseph Barker and Miss
Ethel Hartman: lookout department
Mrs. William Downs and Mrs. +. w.
Jones; social department, Miss Emma
Kiger.
Several selections were given on
The piano by Mrs. John Seabold.
After the social part OF the evening
the young women OF the class were
entertained at supper. The next
meeting, March ( will be held at the
home OF Mrs. John Davis. 100 Adams
street
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ALERr RRANCn. l. S. S.
4 VI. Din n IT y Nd
Press Correspondent.

The Alert Branch, I. s. s, has re-
sponded literally TO the daily ap-
peals. made to its president Mrs. j.
f. Wilson, from people who are
destitute.
The members feel at times Il IL
almost impossible TO cope with the
many sad cases which come TO their
notice. but through the kindness OF
many friends OF the Sunshine So
ciety who have responded so gen.
erously to the appeal that was sent
out two weeks ago through the
press. the women OF this branch
have been able to take Sunshine
happiness into the many homes OF
the unfortunate. The branch is ap-
preciative and grateful for all dona-
tons received in the form OF mon
ey, food and clothing
II is more blessed TO give than
TO receive"
BLANCHE r. LACKEH,
Evening journal., 1921-02-12
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CALENDAR

MONDAY.
10 A M.-Meeting of Board Of Di-
rectors.
p. NJ. - STAFF meeting, club
rooms.
ais p. .M.-Friendship Club.
TUESDAY.
3.45 p. M-West End Girl Re
serves, West End reading rooms;
Hiawatha Girl Reserves, club rooms;
Wawataisi Girl Reserves, club rooms
7.30 p. M.-Aloha Club. club
rooms
7.3O p. M.-F. l. C. Corps. club
rooms
8 p. M.-Gymnasium class, club
rooms, S04 Market street.
Ais =. M.-Meeting OF officers OF
clubs of Girls Work Department.
WEDNESDAY.
$40 p. M.-True Blue Corps Cir
Reserves, club rooms.
3.45 p. M.-Pocahontas Corps Cir
Reserves, Hanover Church; Oriole
Corps Girl Reserves. club rooms.
7.15 p. M-Mandolin class for be-
ginners. club rooms.
SP. M.-Mandolin Club organiza-
ton, club rooms.
THURSDAY.
3.45 p. Mood Fairy Corps Cir
Reserves. club rooms; East Lake
Corps Girl Reserves, club rooms.
7.3O p. M.-Dressmaking class
Miss Schultz, instructor.
p. M.-Rehearsal for Pilgrim
Tercentenary entertainment, High
School Auditorium.
FRIDAY.
s p. M. - Spanish class, club
rooms.
8 p. M-Pilgrim Tercentenary en-
tertainment, High School audi
torinm-
SATURDAY.
p. M.-Marshallton Corps Cir
Reserves. club rooms.
8 p. M.-Dance, Camp Fire Girls
Evening journal., 1921-02-12

mier. Mr.. and Mrs. II. c. SimpkiIis.
Ethel Oswald, Ellis G. Purser, Hor-
ace NJ. White. Miss Helen C. Guyer.
Louise Lorenz. Ruth S. Lyndah
James Carswell, Newlin Mitchell
Miss Wood, r. r. Pierson, Mr.. and
Mrs. f. Millard Mcdaniel, T. DAN
iel Brown, Miss Manlove, NJ. Will
son. Helen Bulleet, Dorothy Grant
land. Ellsworth S. Downs, Margaret
Bierson, Robert Orr. F. G. Cohen,
Ruth Powell, Mary Davis, M. Fitz-
gibbon, c. @. Davis, Mrs. M. Card
we'll l. II. Ryan. J. n. Saylor,
Edith Ruth, Norman Diehl, Alice
Morgan, Margaret Hickman
George w. Broadway. Sarah Shear
and Harry Reign.
Evening journal., 1921-02-12
BLANCHE r. LACKEY,
PressCorrespondent-
EVER READY BRANCH. I. S. s

EVER READY bhANCh, 1. ). :.
The regular business meeting OF
the Ever Ready Branch, I. S. s..
was held last Friday evening at the
home OF Mrs Harry Jones, 7O3 W.
Twenty-second street.
The next meeting OF this branch
will be held Friday. February 8. at
8 o'clock. and the hostess will be
Mrs. Joseph H. Jennings. 4o5 West
Twenty-second street
KATHERYN DAVIDSON,
Press Correspondent
Evening journal., 1921-02-12
Births S

BALLARD-To Mr.. and Mrs Chester
Ballard, Rockland Del, at the Della
ware Hospital, on February Q, son.
wIGMAN-To Mr.. and Mrs. Nathan
Wigman. 20t West Second street, at the
Physicians and Surgeons Hospital on
February o. n daughter.
HOLLINGSWORTH- Mr. and Mrs.
Robert HollingswOrth, 1910 Union
street, az the Physicians and Sur
geons' Hospital. on February IL, a
daughter.
Evening journal., 1921-02-12
Women s College Notes
BY RUTH ANNE RUSSELL.

teresting facts about the life OF Mr..
John Drinkwater. author OF the play
Abraham Lincoln" This talk was
especially interesting because Mr..
Drinlwater will be a dinner guest at
the Women's College on Saturday
evening and will lecture at Wolf
Hall. Mr.. Drinkwater was born in
Essex, England. in 1882. lie receiv-
ed his education at the oxford High
School and at the Birmingham Uni
versity. Besides being a dramatist,
Mr.. Drinkwater is a poet, an essay
ist and an actor. He IS noted chiefly
for his play Abraham Lincoln. This
play is not divided into acts, but is
divided into six scenes. Mr.. Drink
water does not attempt to give local
color TO his play, but makes il great
through the character OF Abraham
Lincoln. This play has met with in
stant success in both England and
America One critic gives as a rea-
son for its popularity that the au-
thor has taken a great man as a
hero, and treated a great theme with
simplicity. After these remarks
about the life OF Mr.. Drinkwater.
Miss Van SAINT read a number OF de-
lightful poems by this author.
The meeting OF the Dramatic
Club which was to have been held
on Friday evening was postponed.
DIR. +. M. G. Foster one of the fac
ulty advisers is III and one Of the
characters in the play which was
to have been given, is also III. A
business meeting or the club will
be held on Monday evening. The
play will probably be given on
March 4.
Dean Winifred J. Robinson will
return from her visit to a number
OF southern colleges with Mrs. A.
, ID. Warner. Dean Robinson and
Mrs Warner We're to visit West
| Hampton. the Women's College OF
the University OF Virginia, and Ran.
dolph Macon. The girls expect Dean
Robinson and Mrs. Warner to bring
back much interesting information
and many new ideas.
The girls from Harrington High
School and Greenwood High School
will be the guest Of the college or
Saturday and Sunday.
The Sophomores will entertain
Professor G. +. Dutton and Mrs
Dutton at dinner on Saturday even.
ing. Professor Dutton is the honor.
ary member OF the class Of 1928.
The Book Store will hold a reduc.
tion sale on Saturday. old books will
be sold, note book filters and writ.
ing paper are also 20 be reduced
/ The girls will surely take this op;
/ portunity to get some bargains.
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DANCE FOR CHILD WELFARE
For the benefit OF the Child Wei.
fare work in Delaware, a musical
and dance will be given in the ball
room OF the Hotel DUPONT, next
Tuesday evening by the National
Society United States Daughters OF
1912. State of Delaware.
The Orpheus Mixed Quartet. OF
Philadelphia. will give the Shakes
peare song cycle. "An Old English
Garden" in costume. The members
OF the quartet are Edna Harwood
Baugher. Philip Warren Cooke. Lo-
retta LePitre Strehl and Donald
Redding. Alton X. Dougherty will
be the accompanist. The program
will be presented at $40 o'clock.
Evening journal., 1921-02-12
INTERIM TTONAL
SUNSHINE SOCIETY

Any news intended for the Sun
shine Column should reach the
chairman OF the press committee
not later than Wednesday noon.
Address Mrs. Otto V. ort, 1912 Del
aware Avenue. city.
Evening journal., 1921-02-12

ated in yellow and the table had for
its ccnter-piece a large bouquet OF
daffodlls Mrs. Bauer proved charm
ing hostess.
Those present were: Mns. J. III.
Hampton. OF Chester. Pa; Mrs. John
Taylor. OF Wilmington; Mrs. Eva
Crossan. Mrs Boyer. Mrs. Albert Nor
ris. Mrs. Annie Adams. Mrs. William
Tallcy. Mrs. Dave Rutter. Mrs. Brose
Brice. Thclma and Lucille Talley and
Irvine Hampton, all OF Roselle.
A. II Brown. OF the DUPONT Ex-
perimental. Station. was given a
surprise party al his home 1911
West street on Wednesday evening.
At the close OF the pleasant evening
refreshments were served.
Those present were Mr.. Moody.
Miss McGordy. Miss Florence Mack
ey, Roy Lawrence. Charles Arnold,
Miss Sara Coleman. Miss Frances
Barlow. James Conner. willard
Rartow. Fred Barlow. Miss Irene
4 Wilkinson, Miss Pauline Weldon,
/ Miss Priscilla Thomas. Mr. and Mrs.
A. G. Wilkinson and Mr.. and Mrs.
j. x. Coyle. OF Newark; Mr.. and
Mrs. f. F. Weldon. Mr.. and Mrs. f.
II. Barlow.
Mrs F. Joseph Vasey. All Geddes
street will entertain at cards next
Thursday evening.
, A valentine party will be given
this evening in the parlors OF the
Unitarian Church. The committee
in charge OF the arrangements con-
7 sists OF Mrs. Josiah Bacon. Charles
F. Ernest Miss Frances Range and
? Mr.. and Mrs Nathaniel Rand ana
= Miss Pauline Vrooman.