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Evening journal., 1921-05-28
TO
GIVE CAR MONEY

The annual thank Offering Of the
Young Peoples Society of the
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society
Of the Wilmington district will be
held Tuesday evening in Wesley NJ.
E. Church. Mrs H. e. Sheppard,
president Of Young Peoples Society
OF Wesley NJ. e. Church, will preside
and under her direction a special
program has been arranged for the
occasion. The devotional exercises
will be in charge of Mrs. Ella Jones.
A demonstration entitled Unto the
Eeavy Laden" will be presented by
members OF the Wesley society.
This will show a village scene in
India Piano selections will be given
by Miss Emily Jones. Mrs. Ruth
Marsh and Mrs. Lucy Jones will sing.
All the societies Of the city will make
reports Of the money collected dur
ing the year.
The thank Offering fund will go
toward purchasing Ford cars in the
foreign fields for the missionaries.
Following the program refreshments
will be served.
Evening journal., 1921-05-28

large number Of Wilmington guests
there were guests from Newark,
Smyrna, other down state towns and
Philadelphia. One Of the pleasing fea-
lures was that Miss Emma Worrel
who for the past year and a half has
been confined to her home. 1907
Rodney street. was present It will
be remembered that Miss worrell
early in December. 1919. broke her
hip. and since that time has been a
shut-in. Not until yesterday had
she left the second floor of her home
during those many long months.
she came to the Warner home in an
automobile and stood the trip ex-
ceedingly well. She received the
congratulations and good wishes Of
all guests.
Decorations for the tea were cut
flowers. peonies. all shades Of pink
predominating. Mrs. Warner was
becomingly attired in a gray lace
gown.
Assisting in the dining room were
Mrs. Charles Warner, Mrs. Irving
Warner and Mrs. John Percy Nields.
Those who served were: Miss Doro-
thy Warner. Miss Pauline Vrooman,
Miss Marion Belts. Miss Ruthanna
Taylor, Miss Elizabeth Pyle, Miss
Ella Pyle. Miss Davis. Miss Margaret
Richardson, and Miss Jean Knox. Of
Philadelphia.
Evening journal., 1921-05-28
FRIENDS
HONOR DOCTOR

Dr. George w. K. Forrest 9O1
Jackson street, was given a surprise
party on Thursday evening at his
home by the Busy Body Club which
is composed of the children OF the
neighborhood. The event was held
in honor OF the birthday anniversary
of the doctor and was planned and
arranged by all the little members
Of the club, in appreciation Of the
doctors many kindnesses to them
During the evening the following
poem was read by Mrs. b. r. Gulick.
900 Jackson street. who had COM
posed it for the little people
I'VE greet you DR.. Forrest.
on this your natal day,
We thank you for your kindness
To all who come your way.
The little children whom you love.
Prepared this great surprise.
For you who take them out for rides
And mend their dollies eyes.
Your voice is music to the hearts.
or children everywhere.
Your kindness brings the laughter
To smiling faces dear.
The sick rise up to bless you,
The mothers sing their praise.
The children all, God bless them.
VIII love you all your days.
The little people Of the neighbor-
hood who arranged the affair are
the Misses Mary Forrest. Helen and
Mary Tierney, Elizabeth and Vir-
ginia Ewart. Marguerite Paris. Doro-
thy King, Janet and Ann Hackett.
Betty and Jimmie Wilson. In ad-
dition to DR.. Forrest other adult
guests present were: Mrs. George
w. X. Forrest, Mrs. Ralph Ewart
Mrs. John Tierney. Mrs Warren
Paris. Mrs. Harry Hackett. Mr. and
Mrs. Smiley King, Mrs. Benjamin r.
Gulick and Mrs. STADIUM.
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DANCE, CARDS
FOR p. r. X. AID

Under the auspices OF the Mary
land Division Of the Womens Aid
Penn System, dance and card
party will be given in the ballroom
and the duBarry room OF the Hotel
DUPONT on the evening Of June 8.
The affair promises to be a brilliant
affair with many guests attending.
Mrs M. l. Parsons, chairman OF
finance OF the division, is general
manager.
The associate chairmen are: Mrs. ].
Sprague, Mrs. Charles W. Triggs
Mrs. r. Leslie Appleby is treasurer
and Mrs. Alfred Russell financial sec
retary. These chairmen will be as
sisted by the following committees:
| Reception committee-Mrs. Gamble
Latrobe, Mrs. Edward McIntire, Mrs.
w. II. Miller, Mrs S. V. Sproul. Mrs.
III. ii. Babcock. Mrs. Jacob Kleitz.
Mrs. Edward Whitman. Mrs. George
b. Schoyer, Mrs. =. II. Rowe, Mrs.
J. T. Ward Mrs. c. l.. Evans.
The music committee is in charge
of Mrs. Harry williams, chairman.
Mrs Harry Murdock.
Floor committee-MissK Kate Nc
Clafferty, Mrs c. L. Evans, Mrs.
Raymond Jones, Mrs. W. II. Karns,
Mrs Ray Wilson, Miss Della HID Mrs.
Harry Murdock. Mrs James Hopes
Prize committee-Mrs Edward Glib
son. Sr.. chairman. Mrs. william Ap-
pleton. Mrs. NJ. L. Gilpin Mrs. NJ
| Parsons, Mrs. Frank Lewis.
sell chairman; Mrs. +. o. Barton
Mrs William Anderson, Mrs. NJ. Gil
pin, Mrs. Frank Walker, Mrs
Charles Triggs. Mrs. William Down
ing. Mrs. william Appleton.
The prize committee is composed
OF Mrs. Edward Gibson, Sr., chair.
man, Mrs. NJ. L. Gnpin. Mrs VIII
liam Appleton, Mrs Frank Lewis and
Mrs. M. l.. Parsons.
Following are the patronesses and
guarantors: Mrs Gamble LatrObe
Mrs. w. w. Atterbury. Mrs. Frank
lin Duane. Mrs. ]. II. stadleman,
Miss Ellen Buckalew. Mrs. Edward
whitman, Mrs. Edward McIntire,
Mrs. j. Rooney. Mrs. Fred Ross,
Mrs. Frank Walker. Mrs. 5. NJ.
Nicholson. Mrs. Harry Lawrence.
Mrs. Charles +. King. Mrs. William
Mooney. Mrs. William Karns. Mrs.
John Quinn, Mrs. II. II. Garrigues,
Mrs. Fred Evans. Mrs. Frank
Weatherby, Mrs. Raymond Jones.
Mrs Leslie Appleby, Mrs. w. f.
Miller, Mrs. Harry williams, Mrs.
Harry Babcock. Mrs Harry Algard.
Mrs. S. ID. Sproul, Mrs. Charles Triggs
Mrs. Philip Southard, Mrs. E. o.
Barton, Mrs. James Hopes. Mrs.
]. r. Garner. Mrs. william Ander-
son, Mrs. Frank Reynolds. Mrs. Ed
gar Gibson, Mrs. Bailey. Mrs Al
bert Russell, Mrs. J. t. Ward. Mrs
Evening journal., 1921-05-28
BUSINESS WOMEN
ELECT OFFICERS

At the second annual meeting Of
the Business and Professional
Women's Club held last evening in
the club room, S1S West street, the
following officers were elected:
Miss Helen E. Davis, president
Miss Dorothy Hawkins; first vice
president, Miss Ellen samworth.
second vice-president; Miss Lurana
Hance, treasurer; Miss Pauline Det-
Ting; recording secretary and Miss
Mary Hunter. corresponding secre-
tary.
Miss Davis succeeds Miss Helen
Garrett as president. and has been
closely connected with the club since
its incepdons as corresponding sec
retary. Miss Hawkins, Miss Sam
worth, Miss Hance and Miss Dettiine
have already held Office for one year.
At the close of the meeting Miss
Garrett was given a rising vote of
thanks for her effcrts and work IN
behalf of the club during the wear
The membership Is more than 1z5
An announcement of the annual
convention Of the National Federa-
ton of the Business and Professional
Women's Clubs was made. The cor
vention will be held in Cleveland
from July 10 to 81 Miss Hole,
Davis and Miss Dorothy Hawkins
were elected as delegates and AFiss
Pauline Dettling and Miss Katherino
Dettling as alternates. As so n,rsh
inspiration and guidance was derived
from the convention in st. Paul last
year, the club members are lool,i1o,
forward with interest to the renort
of the meeting.
Miss Elinor Colby, chairman of
the entertainment committee. in
vites the club members to a Hon,
Oak picnic, Wednesday evenins,
June l. Each member is requested
TO bring her own refreshments and
coffee and ice cream will be served
by the committee. Take a Philadel-
phia or Chester car and ston al
Orchard Lane, Holly Oak. The pic-
mic last year was one Of the most
delightful affairs given by the cluh
The tennis court at the People's
Settlement is reserved for the Bus,-
ness and Professional women's Club
every Tuesday afternoon from &
until z o'clock.
Evening journal., 1921-05-28
Behind the FIOuUerS
(An Editorial by the Society EditOr)

thory character time claimed
became dear the
heart the through pictures OF his life
mngton did John Burroughs Walt Whitman probably
Americas Luther Burbank natures
his discoveries making beneficial But
of
a matter OF sheer OF living.
Like the Frenchman Fabre Burroughs penetrated the
philosophy behind the and the elements interpreted
OF his millions OF followers
broken. There will be
Thomas A. Edison and
these his field. extremes
met
Edison,
dead John Burroughs known to the
public through his writings He leaves the world
the Outdoorssomehng
that be Delaware and girl who
a value good health
Evening journal., 1921-05-28
R1''g'....6!:Y'I..9+'.'... ..|...9::''..S% II

DR.. and Mrs. ]. Paul Lukens left
Wilmington this morning for Quincy
Mass. to visit their daughter and
son-in-law. Mr.. and Mrs. William
Benson. They will go to New York
city the last part of next week and
on June will sail for England TO
visit their son, Harry II. Lukens
During the early part Of this week
Mr.. and Mrs. John Newbold enter
tsined in honor OF Dr. and Mrs. Lu-
kens at a party which was named
ar "Oropesa Party" The travellers
were presented with many gifts and
letters which are TO be- opened on
ship board. Last evening many
friends gathered at the Lukens home,
sl1 Washington street, and wished
them bon voyage.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter ]. Laird re-
turned this week from a southern
trip which they had enjoyed since
January 1. The early part of their
vacation was spent in Palm Beach,
Fla, and the latter part in Nashville
Tenn.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. Ingersoll Cause,
11O1 Clayton street, are receiving
congratulations upon the birth Of a
daughter, at the Methodist Episcopal
Maternity Hospital. Philadelphia, on
May "a. The baby has been named
Virginia Ingersoll Cause.
Mrs. Willard Hall Porter is spend
ing the weekend with friends in
Easton, Nd.
Miss Beulah Armstrong. of Balti-
more. Nd. is the guest of Mrs
Arthur NJ. Lind
William ID. Hopes returned today
from the Stone School at Cornwall
on the Hudson. She will spend the
holidays with relatives in this city.
Miss Genevea Rumford. OF this
city and Mrs Henry G. Rumford.
formerly of Wilmington but now Of
Atlantic City, will sail on June 25
from New York for Europe.
Mrs. Archibald Capelle OF Mont
clair. N. j.. is the guest Of Mrs. c. p.
NJ. Rumford.
Mrs. Newton b. Richardson, of
Newburg. n. Y, is the guest OF her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. William j.
Lackey. 40S West Twenty-third
street. Mrs. Garrett II. Wilson, OF
New York city has also been the
guest this week OF Mr.. and Mrs
Lackey.
Mrs. Henry II. Miller. Miss Mabe
Gray and the Misses Tevis and Zadi,
Miller are spending several days a
Ocean City. n. j.
Mrs. Frederick Bringhurst has re.
turned from a visit to Atlantic City.
Mr.. and Mrs. William j. Lackey
and daughter Mrs. Newton b. Rich
ardson motored to Easton. Nd, yes
terday where they will be guests over
the weekend Of Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred
B. Mason on the Miles river.
Evening journal., 1921-05-28
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A most delightful entertainmep
was given on Monday evening at tho
New Century Club of Middletown b!
number of wilmingtonians
Among the entertainers were Mr.
and Mrs. Fred Huxtable, Mr. ano
Mrs. A. Ramoth Mitchell, Mrs. Mar
tin b. Lewis and Wellington Butler
Miss Virginia Fuller Of Elsmere sand
two charming solos. Edwin Mort
lock, violinist, accompanied Mis-,
Fuller during the following dance
numbers; Raggedy Ann Dolls" b,
Miss Lorena Mortlock. Miss Wen
Miss Lorena Mortlock and Mrs
Alice Huxtable in the " Serenade o
the Violets."
The comedy sketch ''Reformfnf
Bertie," was delightfully."- presented
Mr. Huxtable, Mrs. Weaver and Mrs
Clarence Mortlock all were pleasing
members OF the cast. Mr.. and Mrs
Mitchell Miss Fuller, and Mrs. But
Ter closed the program with "Annis
Laurie" with accompaniment
The executive board of the Belle
fonte Civics Club win hold a specia
meeting at 7.3O o'clock on TUESDAY
evening at the home of the presi
dent, Mrs. G. p Morris.
Perhaps the most interesting an
nouncement at the meeting Of tn,
Elsmere Civics Club on Wednesda,
evening was that the new clubhous,
recently purchased was clear of deb
and that the building after altera
tions will be one of Delaware's
modern clubhouses. The club ha.
purchased the old Methodist Epis
copal Church at Elsmere located on
the Lincoln Highway. In one weel
after the club had decided to purl
chase the building the cost pricd
had been raised and several hundred
dollars were remaining with which
sinking fund was established. Tho
club building is TO be a community
center for all persons in and around
Elsmere. The club is planning
festivals, bazaars and a carnival "a
raise money to pay for the alter
tions
The Elsmere Club is one of the
most active in the State and its
membership includes both men, wo-
men and a junior auxiliary compos.
ed Of little girls. At the meetinl
this week reports of the years WORK
were given. Miss Louise Dryder
gave the report for the Junior mem.
Der. This organization is sevins
Red Cross garments for the children
of Europe.
William B. Johnson presented t.
the club a gavel and a birthday bank
The gavel was made from dogwooe
grown in Elsmere - years ago.
On Wednesday night stockholder,
Of the club will meet to elect direc
tors. The regular club meeting vii
be held on the evening of June s.
Evening journal., 1921-05-28

have the booth that will sell toys
and novelties. This viii be in charge
OF Mrsh Harry Yerger and Mrs.
Annie Cox.
The Second. Fourth, Sixth and
| Eighth wards will be in charge OF
the cakes, pies and bread table. The
following chairmen and their COM
mittees will have charge: Mrs. Mabel
Ward. Mrs Florence Warren. Mrs.
p. NJ Hahn and Mrs. Florence
Baily
Ihe Fifth ward will have many
pleasing surprises al the white
p Elephant" table This wilf be IN
$ charge of Mrs A. ID. Warner. Mis-
Elizabeth NJ. Bullock and A larre
b group Of Republican women OF ths
ward.
The Tenth ward will sell balloon,
E and will be in charge Of Miss sophi,
} Trotter.
The Eleventh ward will have tn
apron and fancy goods table unde
the direction OF Mrs. Ada c. Set
> tie.
The Twelfth ward is TO hav
charge of the ice cream under IN
direction Of Mrs. Charles Scho
|, ! field.
Evening journal., 1921-05-28

dletown, and Thomas Clarence Mar
shall Of Yorklyn, son of Mrs. Eliza
beth &. Marshall, will be married on
June I in Old Drawers Presbyterian
Church. The bride will be attended
by Miss Helen Shallcross as maid of
honor. Warren Marshall. brother of
the groom, will be best man. After
a short wedding trip the young cou-
pie will live in Yorklyn.
Miss Mahssa c. Pinder, daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel T. Pinder.
Of Clayton, and Robert d. Davis. of
Gordon Heights. We're married this
afternoon at the home of her par
ents, by the Rev. J. NJ. Eckard, of
Smyrna. The bride wore white en-
broidered swiss and carried white
peonies. Her travelling suit was
Evening journal., 1921-05-28
@ A. II. IN pLAYLEr.

Members OF the c. A. r., the Jun
ior Branch Of the ID. A. r., gave the
playlet The First Flag" at the New
Century Club, this afternoon. The
members of the cast were:
Betsy Ross ..........Ja .Janat Brady
George Washington. Henry Rooney
Sarah Griscom. .......B Betty Russell
Robert Morris .....John Williams
Colonel Ross. ......... John Brady
Martha Washington. Esther Settle
George. c............. David OFT
Miss Dorothy Rooney and Miss
Helen Scott had charge. A musical
tableau was also presented, in which
Cooke Settle played the fife. David
OFT the drum, Gerald Poole carried
the fiafg.
Evening journal., 1921-05-28
G.. O. p. WOMEN
TO SELL PIES

Republican women all over the
city are taking an active part in
the G. o. p. Carnival which viii be
held next Tuesday in the Auditorium
at Eleventh and Madison streets.
Canvassing votes Is combined with
canvassing for homemade pies
cakes. rolls. boiled ham, baked
chickens. fruit. flowers and vege-
tables All contributions are to be
sold on Tuesday for the benefit OF
the Women's Republican club house
and the educational work Of the Wo-
mems Committees.
Many attractive and entertain
ing features are being added daily
10 the carnival plans Some of these
are being kept secret until the car
nival opens. Among the interest
ing information which has come out
is the work Of the music committee,
headed by Mrs. Clifford Young as
chairman. -Four orchestras have
been secured to enliven the program.
the music being contributed by the
players. THE Original Six" short
er's Orchestra" "Hallowells Or
chestra" and THE Louisiana Jazz Or
under the management Of Frank /
White will play for dancing and dur
ing the lunch hour at noon. Special |
dances for the entertainment Of /
carnival fans, are being arranged.
Some OF the committees actively
at work and glad to have contribu-
tions and assistance in their par
tcular departments are the Cafeteria
Committee, Of which Mrs. c. p. NJ.
Rumford, 1919 w Fourteenth street,
Is chairman, and Mrs George w.
Cox, zzl W. Fourteenth street. and |
Mrs Theodore W. Francis. 1904 Tat |
nah street, vice-chairman and the fol-
lowing members: Mrs. Reba Chand-
ier Ryan, Mrs. Paul Kates. Mrs
george \. Davis, Mrs George ".
sparks. Mrs. Charles King. Mrs.
Earle Hewitt, Mrs George Parsons.
Mrs. Harold s. Schutt and Mrs. Har-
rison W. Howell
The Seventh Ward also has the
candy table as. follows. Chairman.
Mrs. NJ. T. Mecarraher. 916 Adams
street. and Mrs. Leon H. Ryan, 1O1l
Jefferson street. vice-chairman; Mrs
+. II. Lenderman, Miss Mary Shell
lady, Miss Helen MCGOWAN, Mis-
Esther Wilson. Miss Anna Negen
dsnk. Mrs George Abberger. Mrs
T. NJ Halliwell and Mrs e. r
Sroup.
The Ninth Ward is to have th'
flower table. in charge Of Miss Heller
Brinton, 1902 Washington street
with the following committee: Mrs
Harry stradiey Mrs. e. w. Snyder
Mrs. Carlton r. Brigham. Mrs. Rob
ert Center. Mrs. Harvey Booker, Mrs
T. F. Metzer and Mrs. c. G. Rheu-
by.
The First and Third wards are to
Evening journal., 1921-05-28
For Safer Schools
(An Edltorial by the society Editorl

Reports file in Washington indicate of the
United States tens of thousands attending
and that hundreds Of thousands compelled
akeshift nsanitary buildings
Wilmington and others the State
Passing the problems
limited of six others none
at all the question OF fire hazards, vital
OF all the buildings these cities 'only per cent are Of
the construction
the Of Survey
OF without
OF these two types have no fire exngushers
automatic extngushers
of
the present day schools built prior
that real exists public school
children not amply protected in o
drills by pupils sprinkler eoupuent
hand grenades
wonderfully buildings bat are nor
OF he hreproof construction.
schools are hretrans
Evening journal., 1921-05-28
BARN DANCE.

A box social and barn dance was
given on Thursday evening by Mr..
and Mrs Marshall Rambo for the
benefit OF the Ladies' Auxiliary of
Fairview Fire Company, OF Oak
Grove, at their home in Elsmere. The
lawn and barn we're handsomely dec
GRATED with red. white and blue
bunting and Chinese lanterns.
Old-fashioned games were played,
ice cream was on sale and the many
and prettily decorated boxes were
sold to the highest bidder, clearing
S25.
The next meeting OF the auxiliary
will be held at the Oak Grove school
house on next Wednesday evening.
Evening journal., 1921-05-28
p d II { G S

Mr.. and Mrs. William j. Lilly, 3O1
North Lincoln street gave a party
on Thursday evening in honor of the
twelfth birthday anniversary Of
their daughter, Mary Lilly. Games
were played and music enjoyed. The
decorations were the national colors.
Each little guest was presented with
pretty red. white and blue fan.
Little Miss Lilly received many
pretty gifts.
Those present were: The Misses
Madeline Reed, Eleanore Wilson.
Margaret Lee. Eva Knox, Elizabeth
Drew, Catherine Mckinley. Lenora
McClanerty, Mary, Sara and Helen
Helen Lilly, Vera Doto and Mrs.
Donald Dannaker, Of Norristown,
Penna.
At the meeting Of the Christiana
NJ Il. Social at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs Gregg Lyman on Wednesday
evening it was decided to have .
strawberry festival in the church OF
Wednesday evening, June 1. After
the business meeting the following
program was presented: Vocal so'C,
c. NJ Prouse; reading, Mrs. Lyman
McCallister; reading, Mrs. II. Vernon
Lyman; piano duet, Mrs. c. NJ
Prouse and Eunice Il. Prouse; read
ing. Mrs. James b. Appleby; read
ing, Mrs. c. M. Prouse; vocal solo,
Mrs. Louetta Woodside; recitation,
Doris Prouse; reading. Mrs. Mary
McCallister; vocal solo, c. NJ. Prouse.
Miss Helen Lyman, Mrs. Julia Nc
Calnster and Miss Anna Elliott were
appointed on the entertaining com
mittee for next month.
The annual picnic OF the Ladies'
Aid Society Of the Elsmere Presby-
terian Church was held yesterday at
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs Robert p.
! Robinson, "Robinhurst, on the
Newport pike Following the busi-
ness meeting games were played on
{ the lawn and a picnic supper was en-
joyed
Those present were Mrs. Frank
Stirling. Mrs. l. Gem. Mrs. II. Cauf-
man, Mrs. E. Faust, Mr.. and Mrs. G..
E. Binder, Mrs. J. T. Smith. Mr.. and
Mrs Melvin, Miss Lena Banta, Miss
Smedley, Miss Martha Alexander,
Mrs. Leslie Talley DIR. and Mrs. John
Ball. Miss Fannie Butler, Mrs. Anna
| Robinson, Mrs. William James. Mrs.
Gertrude Fleming. Mrs. A L. Dryden,
Mr.. and Mrs. Penrose Foreman, Miss
Mildred Foreman. Miss Margaret
Nickerson, the Rev. McMaster, Mr.
and Mrs. Robert p. Robinson, Mr.
and Mrs Robert p. Robinson, Sr.
Miss Snodgrass, Robert Robinson
Jr., Frances Robinson. Mary Dryden
Josephine Faust, ID. T. Lyman and
Mrs Virginia While OF Brooklyn. n
Y.
A variety shower was given Mis-
Ella Frederick. at her home, tn
Naples" Centreville, on THURSDAY
evening by the members of Centre
Vile Grange. Miss Frederick re
ceived many gifts Of china, cut glass
silver and household articles.
On next Saturday evening. she viii
be married to Charles Cleaver in
West Presbyterian Church. Both
young people are wen known in this
city.
Evening journal., 1921-05-28
W. II. S. ALUlMINAE
PICNIC NEXT

The annual spring picnic Of the
Wilmington High School Alumnae
Association will be held at Pan Camp
near smalley's Dam on Saturday
June 4. Buses will leave Fourth
and Market streets at 100 o'clock,
Wilmington time. All members in
tending going on the outing are
asked to notify Miss Anne Allies,
1902 West Fourth street. Phone
54SS-J.
on Thursday evening, June %.
an informal dance will be given in
the duBarry Room Of the Hotel du-
Pont in honor OF the girl graduates
OF the 1921 class. There will be
dancing from 3 until 1 o'clock.
Wilson's orchestra will furnish
music. Any member planning TO
attend this event, which will be the
last until the fall season, is asked
to communicate with Miss Bess
Seimes, 4O1 South Union street, as
soon as possible. Phone 79O5-W.
Evening journal., 1921-05-28

George White. Mrs Harvey Smith.
Mrs. p. j. Nester, Mrs. Charles Cor
man, Mrs. George Stewart, Mrs. W.
T. Devan, Mrs. c. II. Gebhart, Mrs
J. A. Sprague. Mrs. Robert Man
love. Mrs. William Appleton, Mrs
Harry Murdock, Mrs. Charles Minor,
Mrs. Frank Lewis, Mrs. Edward
Connor. Mrs Fred ]. O'Toole. Mrs.
Fred J. Melia, Mrs. Harry Dixon,
Mrs. A. S. Thawley. Mrs. Malcolm
Gilpin. Mrs. Frank Neal. Mrs. Timo-
thy O'Tooie. Mrs J. T. Mayhan, Mrs.
w. J. Rustling, Mrs. Murray Stew
art. Miss Ellen Ford, Mrs. Francis
Lynch, Mrs. Edward Koch. Mrs.
Charles Morris and Mrs. George
Gordon.