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The Washington times., 1921-10-16
SALEM

SALEM, Va, Oct. 15-Extensive pre-
parations are In progress for Armistice
Day, November IL. There will be street
parade, with exercises on the Court House
green. The special feature of the program,
will be the hanging in the courthouse
9orrd9r Of wb Of the n msn ssrn,os
during the world war.
Preparations are going forward to en-
tertain the Virginia Sunday School Associa-
tion. which will convene in Salem, October
The woman's Club was addressed Friday
night. by Walter Biggs, eminent artist Of
New York and Salem, on illustrating"
There was very large attendance. and a
number of ladies of the Thursday Morning
Music Club were present. Miss Mary Dun
can presided over the social program, the
6rn mrs the bnsnss RSoh's IEhF the
club voted to send individual lectures to
President Harding, urging the appointment
Thomas G. Winter of Minnesota, president
of the National Federation OF Women's
Clubs.
Salem post, American Legion assisted by
the Woman's Auxiliary, gave an elaborate
supper in the Sunday School room of the
special guests their fathers, and ex-ser-
Vice friends. Music enlivened the occasion
and a stirring patriotic address was made
by Nice-Commsnder Robert s. Adams, of
the Department of Virginia.
The Mission Study Class OF the Methodist
Church. met Thursday afternoon with Mrs
r. A. Day.
The Salem Parent-Teachers Associat tion
announces Halloween supper for October
81.
Mrs. George r. Koontz and Mrs. j. P.
Saul, Jr, attended the 1921 District Coun-
oil OF the Virginia Federation of Women's
Clubs at Pulaski.
The Phi Kappa Phi, Omega Beta Chi
and Sigma Rho fraternities OF Roanoke
College, gave a housewarminE at their
fraternity rooms on North College avenue,
wednesday night. The event marked the
opening OF the social activities of the sea-
son, In college circles.
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MORCANTOWN

MoRoANTowN. w. Va. Oct ia
Sorority affiliations st West Virginia Uni
ysrsity for the present year have been
announced ss follows
TO kspps Kappa osmms-nis.ss Hop
Morssntownj Miss yifsinis swssny, viii.
iamstowni Miss Virginia Bottoms. Mounds
Vile; Ms. MARY bgrnsids. Point Pis.s.nti !
Margaret Brook hsrtin.eury. Miss
camills Harper. Spencer. and hiss watt
To chi omssa-Miss Eussnis Adams.
New Msrtinsviiisi Misc Elissbsth Lssvitt.
Parkersburyi Miss EditS Lloyd. Charles
Ii.: Ruth Fisher. sutton; Mis- Msrssr.t
Elizabeth Nichols. sutton.
To Pi Beta Phi-Misses Margaret and
Mcneil New cum5sri.nd: Mi.. May
Wieds. Kansas city. MOI Miss Jane Lilly.
Biuefisidi Mis-. osnsyievs stevens. Msrys::
Kathleen Wilson. Morssntown.
To Alph. xi Delta-hiss Gilmore Hamil-
ton. Wheeling Miss Len. Lawson, Will
tinsvills: Miss Marian Richards, weston
Phi.p. is a'sa ysn a.. 5asA T.I
ney. westoni Miss hsyts shannon.
To XIph. Th.t. zst.-Mi.... L...,.
Toisr. vullinsi Grses O. Kelley. West
Liberty; Elsie snidsr. Keyssri Carrie
Hunksr. P.rksIsb9Is; Lucille Hssdrien-
son. SuihosfAnos Ao-s enu hisis banislss
Parsons.
Friends Of Mrs. A. n. Prtoe gathered at
her homo on Park street and treated her
to surprise party on her birthday. The
following were in the party; Mr.. and Mrs
Carl Martin. Mr.. and Mrs. John Jolliffs.
Mr. r,.Sar and MI ana r. n EoaJs a Krsss. and n5
and Mrs Thomas Thorne. Mr.. and Mrs
Russell Powell. Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey viii.
aps a Arthur I ESies. Mr.. ana Mrs.. a Charles nS
Cook, Misses Golda and Mabel Price and
Mr.. Morgan.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Hsrnsr. of Sunny.
side. were the recipients OF q surpris.
party in honor Of Mr.. Hsrnsrs sishtistt
birthday.
Francis Fox and Miss Anna Jane Brittor
were married during the week at ths
Presbyterian manss. They will reside =,
Daybrooks.
Miss Betty Lee Lsyman. daughter OF
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Layman, q popular high
school girl. and Guy Paul Thompson, .
former university student were married 81
homo in Aorgantown-
Mrs. Page A. gibbons was elected vio,
Convention held recently in Huntington.
Prof. and Mrs J. II. Oil entertained
with q dinner honoring Dr. Walter J
Quick and Herbert Sanders. Of Washing.
ton. d. c.
The Col. John Evans Chapter Of tn.
Daughters of the American Revolution
was entertained at the homo Of Mrs. Johr
b. Grumbein-
Mr.. and Mrs. James r. Moreland enter.
tained At their home with . dinner party
Nth Miss Jane Cowl a. honor guest. Nrs
I!stta jewell Brown. of Kingwood. wa
also . guest
Mrs.. 0eorSe viswie entertained At he,
homo on Grand street Tuesday evening fol
the alumnas of Kappa Kappa Gamma
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LYNCHBURC

LYNCHBURo. Va. Oct. IB.-Nrs James
A. Scott is a guest OF Mrs. A. Bsirns
Blair in Richmond
Norman. II. C. Totty. OF New York. 10
visiting his mother, Mrs. n. C. Trotty, In
Polk street.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. NJ GugsenheImer and
C. M. Gugsenhsimer. jr., have returned
from New York.
Mrs. James NJ. Durphey has gone for
visits with friends in Appomsttox and
Prince Edward counties
Mrs. L. b. Rapp and Mrs. william
Jones have returned from Appomattox,
where they visited the family OF Eugene
Mrs. Harold Clark and children have
returned TO Alexandria after a visit here
with Mrs. Clark's parents Mr.. and Mrs.
r. a. Lovelock
v,.t,s. MIN s., TrsnS,; ,S.;.r q sss.n,Sn'
Mrs. Leonard Ford and son. Douglas.
have returned from Roanoke, where they
visited Mrs. A. E. wade, Mrs. Ford's sis
ter
Mr.. and Mrs, n. c. Marsh and Mrs..
George Harris, have returned from Rich
mond.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben p. Thornhiii hsv.
gone to Chicago.
Mr., and Mrs ! y; Adam. ar, vi.i,!ns
\. J..
Mrs. n, W. Rector has son. for az sx-
L. RInshsrt. sf West riaAnA Ma
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NORFOLK

NORFOLK. Va. Oct ia weddins OF
count Of the prominence Of the families OF
Miss Eliza beth Martin Bull. daushtsr OF
William Bruce King. Of Washington, and
RiehmonS @ @ Msury. 80 son % Of judge I'd % ana i'y Mr.. IS
in 81. Andrews Church. this city.
Myron B. Msrshaii. rsotors of the church.
and the wedding music was BY Aiss Alys
The bride, who was given in marriage
by her brother, Cornelius II. Bull. 3r.. Of
the University of Virginia wore q gown OF
train Of satin. which fell from her should.
ers Her tulle veil was arranged from 9
ooronet of orange blossoms with q shor!
veil falling over the face and she carried
. shower bouquet Of lilies Of the valley and
Bride roses.
n.I:n a e. R:ns Il Pan ; p; ..: % s:
low trimmed with touches of silver lace.
The maid of honor. Miss Catherine Al.
Sn Tm%sd with OF or.ns svsr
made with an accordion plated skirt and
q deep Eirdl. Of silver cloth: Ms. EyslyI
Fishburn, of Roanoke, and Miss MARI
Warrington. of Washington. wore gowns OF
orchid coiorsd chiffon made with drapst
hisss nS Mise s'H Ei.sSs;h OF P1a dush..,
Of Mr.. and Mrs. II. +. Priest. and a oousir
Of the bride, was the flower girl. 0rsn'
S groom: % eoa.in. va. 0 III. S.st % man. or,Ss snG
John Randolph Coupland, jr.. and Johr
kevan PEBBLES, tr.. were the ushors.
The groomsmen included Richard Baker
Richard NJ Smith and Robert y. Bald
win Jr.
Miss Jilia MoMorrfs y Visiting Mis-
sophie Northrup at her homo In Wilming
ingto1- N. C
Miss Loutis Blow, who has been spend
ing the summer with friends on Long L.
land. N. X. is now the guest Of her broth
or. Mr.. Coghill Blow. At Virginia Beach.
DR.. and Mru Junius r. Lynch has -
turned from their wedding trip North and
will reside for the present at Willoughby
Beach.
Mrs. Arzhur Blanks Robertson. who hal
been Visiting her parents. Mr.. and Mira
Alonxo IT. Brokhaw, OF Matthews Terrace
Portsmouth, has returned to her homo ir
Baltimore.
MT. and Mrs. Alan Emerson and ohil-
dren, who have been residing for two year,
In Wilmington, N. c., have returned and
ere occupying an apartment in the Violet
Apartment, In Westover avenue.
Mrs. II. c. Rawls md children. of Dur.
ham. N. c., are spending the winter with
and Mr.. waff, at their homo on Tanner,
Creek
Mrs. c. Wesley Fentress and family have
moved from t01s Colonial avenue to the
Southland Hotel
Mra W. J. Galloway, of Chicago. ar.
rived on Wednesday to be the guest OF
her sister, Mrs l.. NJ. Schmidt, and Lieut.
Comdr. Schmidt.
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MOUNTAIN LAKE PARK

MOUNTAIN LAKE PARK. Nd. oot is.
Miss Hollis Rsthbun has accepted q
olerkship in a college In Florida. Miss
Frances Rathbun has succeeded her sister
as postmistress.
The Rev. Mr. Dunasan, who was super
intendent OF Mountain Lake Park the
past season and his bride have entered
the University of West virginia at Nor
gantown as students AZ a student he
will do ministerial work In and near
Morgantown.
Mrs f. L. Davidson returned to
Parkersburg after spending the summer
and early fall at her cottage here.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Gelming and Mr..
and Mrs. John o. Morgan and children
motored to their homes in Fairmont
Mrs, Allcn. Deaver, has returned to
Tunnelton, w. Va.
William, Dunn was a visitor from
Moundsville, W. Va.
Mrs. r. A. West, Morgantown. has been
visiting Mrs. r. p. Arnold.
Mrs; N. I: gumEsrdner has returned to
Wheeling, W. Va.
Mr. and Mrs. l.. p. Carr went to Fair
mont to spend a few weeks before re-
turning South.
Dr. and Mrs. Logan Carr closed their
cottage here. They will spend the winter
in California.
Miss Lillian Heibig. student nurse at
turned TO her work after visiting her
home In Oakland
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TWO GIRL STARS
/. Of BASKETBALL
! BECOME BRIDES
Pine Grove Teams Prospects
Djmmed by Wedding Of Misses
Tenant and Yoho.

siSTERSVILLE. w. Va, Oct. l5.-
Pinegrove High Schools basketball
prospects went giimmering when
Mildred Tenant and Opal Yoho. two
OF the teams star players, became the
brides OF James McKimmie, OF Hast.
sonburg. respectively. Both girls
were members OF the Pinegrove High
School. but are now engaged in
housekeeping.
Announcement has just been receiv.
ed here OF the wedding of Miss Lyle
lConklin and Verne Eaton, both well
known In this city, which took place
in Charleston, w. Va. The ceremony
was performed in the Baptist church,
the Rev. r. w. Holt reading the
services. Mrs. Eaton is the daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs. George Conklin OF
this city.
Friends OF Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew
Haught, of near this city, entertained
them in honor of Mr.. Haught's
lninety-first birthday. More than a
hundred guests were present at the
outing. Five generations. represented
lty Andrew Haught. Samuel Haught.
iof Reading, w. Va; Mrs. Clara
Koontz, II Reader; Mrs. Rosa Giggs,
and Dale Diggs, of New Martins
vile, w. Va, were present.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. E. Kenney, have
returned home from New York and
Philadelphia.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. 10y have gone to
Independence, Kans., to visit their
son, Daniel.
Mrs. c. r. Kerr, Mrs. J. G. Wolfe
and Miss Hazel Jones, have returned
home from a visit in Charleston, w.
Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. Douglas r. Brown
and daughter Jean, of Coffeyville,
lKans., have returned home after a
visit with Mr.. and Mrs. A. c. Jack
son.
Miss Claire Gates who was the
guest of Miss Harriet Kingsland, of
this city, has returned to her home
in Oil City, Pa.
Mrs. H. b. Williams and son,
James, have gone to Cincinnati, Ohio,
for a several weeks visit with friends.
Mrs. w. o. Harrington, Mrs. L.
A. Thistle and Misses Margaret and
Virginia Thistle have returned from
a visit in Wheeling. Mrs. Harrington
accompanied her daughters Miss
Mary and Miss Elizabeth that far on
their way to school in Washington.
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CUMBERLAND

CUMBERLAND. Nd. Oct. iS-A fam
lily reunion was held by the descendant
Of the late Joseph orowdsn ct the home
Of the youngest son. T. J. Growdsn. Cum
bsrl.nd Valley. In honor of another son.
II. Ward orowdsn. Toledo. Ohio, who is
visiting relatives here after an absence OF
several years. Thirty direct msmbers OF
mother, Mrs sarah J. oro~dsn. her
children. grandchildren and sreat-sr-no-
children.
Miss Mildred Conway entertained with
a birthday party at her home on Virginia
avenue. Her guests Included Misses Ads-
Iside Hession. Regime Monroe. kathlssn
King. Helen Sell. Mary King. Charlotte
Wagner, Rhsa Griffin. Gsnevlevs Burke,
AaS ssi's s. and .osns mdrsS %otoSa
Bernard Beck. Francis Fisckenstsin.
fnisy iis Rossss RSss sa2s. Snsa. H MI,.% HssrS a
Joseph Beck. Charles Becsro, Russell
Hiileary. Edward Watkins. Leo Conway
Mrs. d. W. Ksplinxsr .2s virginia ave-
nue.. was rendered surprise birthday
party by number OF friends at her home.
shs Mi.s sf.s .na % Mr.. .asif Earn a.ramsn s .s.,.a
by d. W. ksplinssr.
John II. Mccullough. son of J. II. Nc
Frances C. Leonard. sb GeIhart drive.
formerly a telegraph operator for the
ried at the parsonage of 81. PauPs Luz
thsrsn Church by the Rev. Martin l..
Enders.
Henry A. MAckey, formerly of Nicolas
vile, KY, now manager of the Mer-
chants Finance Corporation of Cumber-
land and Miss Josephine McMuilen,
daughter of former state Comptroller and
Mrs Hugh A. McMulien. were married
Wedp pesdAy morning at st. Patricks Cath
Ollie Church by the Very Rev. Edward J.
Wunder. rector.
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Mrs, Clarence Shaw and Mr.. and Mrs
Charles Bittman. OF New York, are Wis
iting Mr.. and Mrs Robert b. Shaw.
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The Salem Parent Teachers Associa tion
announces Halloween supper for October
81.
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The Mission Study Glass OF the Methodist
Church, met Thursday afternoon with Mrs
r. A Day.
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Mrs George r. KoontZ and Mrs. ]. p
saul Jr., attended the 1921 District Coun-
oil OF the Virginia Federation of Women'i
Clubs at Pulaski.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-19
Y. w. c. A. CALENDAR.
Monday.

Monday.
So. NJ. staff meeting, club rooms
si5 =. m. Friendship Club. club
rooms.
sp. m, Blue Triangle Boosters. club
rooms.
p. m. Mary Willis Club. club rooms,
p. m. party, r l. G. club. cluh
rooms
Tuesday.
s<s .. m. West End Girl Reserves.
West End Reading Rooms.
345 .. M. Hiawatha Girl Reserves.
club rooms.
5.45 p. m. Wawataisi Girl Reserves
club rooms.
7.so.. .. m. Aloha Club. club rooms.
7.30 y. m. r. L. 2. Corps. club rooms.
500 p m. Gymnasium Class. club
rooms. sos Market street
Wednesday.
1880 rn.. Bible class, Miss Bertha
Ha-lan, instructor.
$40 p m. True Blue Corr Cir Re
serves, club rooms.
s45 r. N. Pocohontas Corp Cir Re
serves Hanover Church.
s.45 p. m OrioIe Corp Cir Reserves.
club rooms.
700 y. m. d. Hubbard speaker. VOL
lsstC;l HAL
IT'S p. m. Mandolin class for begin
ners. club rooms.
7.s0 ?. m. Dressnaking class. Miss
Schute inspector.
500 ?. m. Mandolin Club Organiza :
t1on. club rooms.
Thursday.
5.4B p. m. Good Fairy Corp Girl Re
serves club rooms
3.45 =. M. East Lake Corp Girl Re
serves club rooms.
4.15 p. m. Girl Reserves Promotion
Ceremony.
Friday.
400 .. m. Tea. by girls work com
rnfttee, club rooms
500 p. m, Spanish class, club roOTns
Saturday.
400 =. m. Mershallton Corp Girl Re
serves Marsha uton Delaware
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-19
PROMINENT WOMEN TO
ADDRESS LEGISLATURE
Mrs. Pinchot and Mrs. Park TO
Speak on Bills Affecting Wom-
en- and Children.

Dover. Feb. le.-Next THURSDAY VIII
be OF special interest 20 the women Of
Delaware Mrs Maud Wood Park end
Mrs Clifford Finchot who are women
OF National prominence. will come 70
Dover in the interest Of legislation
affecting women.
AS chairman q the Women Joirt
Congressional Committee az Washing
ton, Mrs Park unites the legislative
work Of the General Federation O.
Women Clubs. Woman's Christian
Temperance Union National Congress
OF Mothers and Parent-teacher AS
sociaton. National Consumers League,
Association OF Collegiate Alumnae. Ma
tionaI Association % business and Pro
fessionsl Women Clubs. National
Congress OF Jewish Women. National
Trade Women's League. National
League Of Women Voters. National
Federation of Colesc Women Both
Mrs. Park and Mrs. Pinchot are active
and instrumental in presenting women
point Of view TO the Senators and
congressman on the Sheppard Towner
Bill. the Smith -Towner Bill. the Gronna
Bill. the Fess and Rogers Bill.
Dover women have arranged TO ssrve
a luncheon at the Century Club prompt
y at I2 o'clock. following which mem
berE Of the Delaware Joint Legisla-
tive Committee. who represent the fol-
lowing State organizations, the Del
aware League of Women Voters, the
Delaware State Grange. Wonans Com
Inittee. the Republican Woman's Com
mite he Democratic Woman's Com
rnittee the Parent-teacher Association
of Delaware the Consumers League, the
Woman's Christian Temperance Union,
the Delaware State Teachers Associa-
ton Delaware Association OF College
Women. VIII make three minute ad-
dpesses It is expected that all the
women's Organizations In the State will
be represented in large numbers at this
meeting. The General Assembly OF Del
aware will meet in Joint session at 2
o'clock to hear Mrs. Park and Mrs
piuchCt speak on legislation affecting
the welfare Of women and children.
1t IS seldom that women OF such
prominence visit the State Capital ana
it is hoped that women from ali parts
Of the State will come there to me 4
them.
a particular invitation IS given 10
members Of those organizations in Del
aware allied with the National bodies
Of women, forming the joint Congress
sional Committee and to the organiZa-
tons in the State whose representatives
form the State Legislative Committee.
AS Mrs Park will speak principally on
child welfare and conditions affecting
women in industry. all women having
these subjects al heart are urged 70
meet her at luncheon and 70 hear ad
dress before our state Legislature at
. O'Clock.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-19
Alumnae Dance Tonight
at Women's College
nv Bertha Ia Tour Welcome
OF vines are suspended IN each window
Pool r-r~U-n q rcnas
uns rnAnk . oARnKTr

OF vines are suspended II each window
7oor rowER LOOM.
The second foot power loom has arrived
and the girls in both Household Design
and Industrial Art Classes a re planning 70
evolve beautiful woven arti cIes from tneir
friends cast ogf clothing. 4 better kaowl-
edge Of color harmony and design will be
obtained through this work with hand
made and dyed textiles designed BY the
students themselves than by any other
possible means
The biology Department has recen.iv
obtained new slides of bodily tissues for
the use Il tic ei3Ss III comparative auat-
omy Mother interesting acquisition
IL tnls department ls expected - STRIVE
500, an aquarium 10 which fresh water
fish NAV be kept and observed bv Zoology
classes
Because of The Freshman dance which
vii be held February % and Alumn = Ban
quel February l9 ao Valentine dance
will be gwen chs wear Elaborate plans
however, are beng made Tor 4 jolly :.
Patrick.s Day party and dance on Satur-
day March 10 Sophomore committees
have been appohted as follows
Decoration Natalie AveT~f. chairman.
Edna Noodkeeper Mildred Wolf. Edith;
and AIar.an Spruance Refreshments,
Emma Dayett chairman; Sara Roe Fay
Moore, Edna Green MARY Dean. Program,
HilIa Blown, hartman; Marian TrIax.
Mildred Horsev, Mildred Massey
On Wednesday night. the faculty en-
tertained al dinner Mr. and Mrs William
5 Prickett. Jr.. of Wilmington and Pro-
fessor q. T. Brinton OF the French De
partment Mr. Prickett is a Princeton
graduate aud a Rhodes student; Mrs.
Prckett is a native of Brussels and Is the
daughter Of Belgian Judge
The group q Women's College faculty
which meets weekly for informal dis
cussion Of current topics invited Mrs
Penny and Miss Elnora Harser 10 attend
thely Tuesday evening meeting Afte +
settling the matter OF President Hard
ings cabinet to their satisfa ctioa, the
social time was enjoyed 10 conversing
about less weightv matter
The Senior class has been enjoying
a series of pleasant social events. On
Wednesday afternoon Mrs Walter ).
Hulhhen served tea Tor them at the Knoll
Continued on page a.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-19
WOMEN VOTERS |NDORSE
PENDING LEGISLATION
Wilmington League Discusses
Measures for Child Welfare;
Officers Elected.

The Wilmington League of Women
Voters met last night at the home OF
Airs. Fred r. Bach. the President. s2s
Jackson street, and transacted import
ant business. including the election Of
officers. The meeting last night was at
tended by large number OF the mem
bers. the number present being greater
than at any previous meeting for some
months.
Among the questions discussed by the
members were the reform. educational
and welfare bills pending before the
present session of the Delaware LeRis-
lature-also the Smith Towuer educa-
tional hill In Congress Tho latter
measure was explained TO the members
by Miss Helcn Hart who told of it's
relation 10 state aid Tor education. Miss
Hart also referred 70 the measure pend
ms in Congress providing for the
naturalization Of alien women on an
equality with alien males
Tho League after a ldll discussion.
gave it's endorsement 20 tho following
bills pending IN the Delaware Legis-
lature Educational bills the prisoners
parole and segregation FOR women
prisoners. child welfare hill: equal
guardianship Of children.
large delegation of the members
of the League viii so ~ Dover Thursday
20 attend The session ~ which tho
Legislature will he addressed hv Mrs.
Maud Wood Park and Mrs Clifford Pin
chot. who viii speak la advocacy of
welfare and reform bills now pending.
The 4 a~-sstsnt treasurer, Miss May
Alrich oported a paid up membership
Vf 1SS women 4 letter was read from
Miss Lucy Miller, chairman Of the Anna
Howard Shaw memorial fund, thanking
the League for its recent donation
Officers for the ensuing year were
elected as follows President. Mrs. 7. c..
settle. First VICE President. Mrs. Jane
Penncwiu. Second Vice President, Mrs.
Thomas c. Mum Third Nicc-Presi-
dent. Mrs. James H. Stack Recording
Secretary. Mrs. Frank T. Hughes. Cor
responding Secretary. Miss Mary
Fletcher, Treasurer Miss Emma Wor-
rell. Assistan; Treasurer. Miss May Al
rich members Of the Executive BOARD
Mrs. James Robertson, Mrs. Andrew
Thawlev, Arrr Scott Vernon.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-19

expects Mrs Miller to return to Whining
ton for the summer, with Mrs. Dunham,
who is planning to be back here 1t March.
An interesting rumor is To the effect
that next fall WI lmington may have q
repetition of the kirmess. which proved
SO beautiful when given here last winter
as "Thc MerryWhirl The suggestion
is tentative, rs yet. with the mcrcst out
line of what form this particular klrmess
will take Whether il hc revue, or n
"Whirl 1921 remains to be seen. In
any event, local society will be eagerly
awaiting further news of the affair
Mr. Garrett Jefferson Hart is now
better after serious illness, and will
soon hc able to receive her friends,
Mrs 4 D. Warner and Miss Dorothy
Warner left Thursday for visit OF several
weeks to various points IN CalifonIa, n
cluding Los Angeles ard Santa Barbara.
T. B. Shurter. and his daughter. Miss
Willabel Shurter are spending several
weeks Mt Atlantic City Mr.. Shurter who
IL in ill-health is improving
Miss Margaret Handy is home from
Walnut Lane School Germ antown. 20
spend the week eyd She has rs her guest
Miss Rachel Bancroft Of Vermont. They
will return u school Sunday evening
A son was born to Mr. and Mrs Robert
l. Hester. Jr in New York City, on
February Q. Mrs. hester WAS Miss May
Jones of the Marquette apartments
DR.. J. Draper Brown will return 10
morrow from Palm Beach, Florida, where
he has been spending few weeks
Tickets are now on sale for "Ahcc in
Wonderland which IS 10 be shown al the
Playhouse on FRIDAY afternoon, March {
There viii be two performances. The first
beginning at two-thIrty; the second a
four o o'clock Many people have expressed
their appreciation Of the service done 70
Wilmington hy the presentation Of such
q splendid picture And, indeed, this film
version Of Alice is just the sort Of picture
which this community has long needed
When one stops to consider how many
children attend the moving pictures now
adays and how few films there are which
are suitable for a child to see one Is shocked
70 think how little IS done TO better these
conditions Miss Elizabeth Jackson is 70
be thanked for having taken this step
forward better pictures for the children
Of u lmington Other SIN th College
women who are helping Miss jackson IN
cludc Alrs George ) Capelle, Mrs Sher-
man Llovd. Miss Mary H. Askew Mather,
Mrs Frederic Stone. Miss Miriam Webb,
Mrs. Thomas Wilson