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The Washington herald., 1921-11-11
RoBINsON-PHILLIPS
WEDDING LAST NIGHT,

Miss Lura Elizabeth PhilIips.
daughter OF Mrs. Hattie Phillips.
was married last evening to Francis
NJ. Robinson. of this city. The
ceremony was performed in the
presence OF a small company of
about thirty close friends and rela.
tives at the home of the brides
mother In Takoma Park. at Z O'Clock,
by the Rev. DIR. J. Franklin Bryan.
Miss Aeleta Youmans was maid Of
honor. and Freeman knight was
best man.
The bride was very pretty in a
simple white frock Of canton creme.
and carried an arm bouquet of
brides roses. Miss Youmans wore a
blue crepe de chime gown and car
ried tea roses. Mr.. and Mrs. BRYAN
left for avoiding trip shortly after
the ceremony, when the bride tray-
eled in a tailored suit Of blue serge,
and a picture hat of black velvet
Upon their return they will reside
at Takoma Park.
Michael Gallagher, of Cleveland.
had guests dining with him last
evening at the New willard.
Mrs. George Barnett has opened
lher new home, 3O2S Q street. She
has with her her cousin Mrs. II.
Freeman Raisin OF Baltimore
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A wedding of interest to Wash
ington took place in Pittsburgh
yesterday when Miss Josephine
Burke. daughter of former Repre-
sentative and Mrs. James Francis
Burke, was married to Donald Rod
gers. Richard King Mellon, cousin
The Washington herald., 1921-11-11

Mrs. T. s. Austin and Miss Made
leine Austin. who are spending the
winter abroad, have returned to
Paris from visit in Italy and are
at the Hotel Continental.
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William Jennings Bryan is at the
Lafayette for a several weeks stay.
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Carmi A. Thompson of Columbus,
Ohio, is at the New Willard for q
few days.
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:: WASHINGTON SOCIETY =:

ted; the surgeon general OF the 4.
s army. NJ. w. Ireland: Judge John
Bassett Moore; the surgeon renaral
OF the U. s. navy, z. II. Stitt. the
director general of the Pan Ameri-
can Union. DR.. Lee. s. Rowe. the
surgeon general OF the Public HenIth
Service, I'll s. Cumming; the solicitor
ofg the state Department. Frederlak
X. Neilsoh; the assistant director Of
the Pan 3Ameriran Union, gFfa fcisoo
u Yahes: David Jayne Hill. Henrk
s. Welcome. OF London; Admiral n.
N. Rousseau, John Barrett. CHER
Justice Constantine ]. Smyth. John
Joy Edison. H. Prescott Galley.
Charles Ray Dean. DR.. j. j. Richard
son. Henry L. Sweetheart, the for
msr secretary OF state CT Venezuela.
DR.. Esteban GILL Borges; Charles
Henry Butler and r. d. Matthews.
Mrs. DUPONT, wife of Senator
dupont. entertained guests for din
der last evening at the New wIfrHrd
Hotel.
L. o, Armstrong, lecturer of the
Bureau of Commercial Economies,
Saw ah btueNhnAOu- IGCluTe at the
Arts Club Tuesday evening. The
speaker was introduced by Francis
Holey. director Of the Bureau Of
Commercial Economics, who ex-
plained that the purpose of the bu-
reau was to provide free industrial
and vocational motion-pictures. 10
aid the youth OF this country and
other countries in choosing voca-
tions for which they are fitted,
Mrs. Darling, of Alaska, spoke OF
the famous dog. "Baldie," of Nome
whose twenty-siK sons received the
war-cross for being at the front
during the war.
Representative Calvin u. Paige. Of
Massachusetts. has returned tc
Washington and is staying at tn,
Lafayette.
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Mrs. Thomas Creighton. who was
at the Washington Club for several
weeks, has. returned to Chicago,
The Washington herald., 1921-11-11

Judge and Mrs. T. T. Ansberry
win entertain at dinner tomorrow
evening at the Chevy Chase Club.
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RECEPTION FOR GEN DIAz
TOMORROW EVENING.

The italian residents Of the Dis
trict of Columbia will entertain at
a reception in honor Of Gen
Armando Diaz, generalissimo of the
Italian army and delegate to the
Limitation Of armament conference.
tomorrow evening in the Central
High School.
The Prince de Bearn ct de
Chalais, counselor and charge
d'affaires Of the French Embassy
was host at a delightful dinner last
evening at his home in honor OF
some Of the French delegation. In
the company were Admiral de Bon,
Gen. Buat, N. Duchene, N. kam-
merer, N. Ponsot, NJ. Corbin, M.
Carceron, NJ. Massigni' Comdr.
d'Anselle, Capt. Robert, Lieut.. de
Colbert, Comdr. Rigal, Capt. Guy
D. de Lavergne, air attache of the
French Embassy and Nine. de
Lavergne, and Count Jacques de
Sieyes de sveynes, attache Of the
French Embassy, and Countess de
sieyes.
Bearn took his guests to the dance
given by Mrs. Cromwell Brooks.
The italian minister to Venezuela
and Signora Catalani arrived last
evening to be the guests ,of the
latter's mother. Mrs, Henry F.
Dimock, until next week some time.
Mrs. Cromwell Brooks entertained
at a small dance last evening at
her Massachusetts, Avenue home.
Mrs. Brooks has as her guest her
mother. Mrs. z T. Stotesbury, who
came to Washington to spend a
few days with her daughter.
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L. L Aiken entertained at a din
neS OF nineteen covers last night
al the New Willard Hotel In the
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York. are spending the week at the
Shoreham Hotel
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MAY WATCH PARADE
FROM PRESS CLUB.

The National Press Club will be
open today from $3.50 o'clock in the
morning until 3 o'clock for the
members of the club and their
friends. An opportunity to view
the parade will be afforded the
guests. Luncheon will be served
and there will be music during the
afternoon.
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Mr.. and Mrs Albert Flint. of New
The Washington herald., 1921-11-11

Col. John T, -AKteH, chief Of chap.
lains, was host at luncheon yester-
day In honor Of the elsFgymen who
viii be associated In the ceremonies
at Arlington today In honor Of the
unknown dead. The guests included
the military, naval and clerical,
The Washington herald., 1921-11-11

Mr.. and Mrs. Carl JosFissen, who
have spent the last SIX months In
Paris, have returned 20 the Capital
and have opened their Massaehu.
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FTUIEIIII
The Washington herald., 1921-11-11

Nine. de Santa Eulalia. of PhiIa-
delphia, arrived in Washington yes
terday and Is at the Willard.
The Washington herald., 1921-11-11

Later In the evening Prince de
Bearn took his guests 20 the dance
given by Mrs. Cromwell BROOKS.
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Mrs. Robert Mackenzie was hos.
tess to'a small company ~ dinner
last evening.
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TEA FOR MISS JOHNSON
ON DECEMBER n.

Dr. and Mrs. Loren johnson will
give tea in compliment to their
daughter, Miss Neville Johnson, the
afternoon. of Thursday, December 20,
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WHAT A WOMAN
SHOULD DO WHEN She
HWEAK AND NERVOUS
THOUSANDS OF WOMEN HAVE SUR
PRISINGLY INCREASED IHEIR
STRENGTH. ENERGY AND ENDURANCE
IN TWO WEEKS TINE BY THIS SIMPLE
EXPERIMENT.

On account Of the terrible weakness
nervousness and alarming symptoms
which are often produced by iron Starv-
alton Of the blood. the sufferer frequent
" never suspects the real cause or her
trouble but thinks she has some other
.ilnrcnt A. result OF iron starvation
YOU may suffer from headaches. diHHi-
ness, ShortneSs OF breath or heart pal
pitation. pains across the back. loss or
memory. weak Will power. melancholy
or the blues" disturbed digestion. loss
OF appetite, slceplcSS nights. night
swcats and so on. In such cases do not
wait until you go all to pieces and COZ
laps. in a state Of nervous pr"$trattnn
but eat more spinach and green Nrgc-
tables and take organic iron like Nun
atcd Iron with them for a while and So"
what a difference it makes. Hut he sure
tho iron you take Is organic IRON and
not metallic iron which people usually
lake. Metallic iron Is iron just as II
comes from the action OF strong acids
on small pieces of iron. while organic
iron like Nuxatcd Iron is like the iron in
,our blood and like tho iron in spinach,
lcntils and apples. Beware Of SuhSu-
tutes. Look for the name "Euxatcd" on
every package and tho letters y. |. on
every tablet. Your money will he re-
funded by the manufacturers II you do
not obtain perfectly satisfactory resulta
For sale by all druggists.
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BAD BREATH
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets Get
at the Cause and Remove 1t

Dr.. Edwards Olive Tablets, the sub
sttute for calomel. act gently on the
bowels and positively do the work.
People afflicted with bad breath find
quick relief through Dr.. Edwards Olive
Tablets. The pleasant. sugar-coatcd
tablets are taken for bad breath by
all who know them.
Dr.. Edwards Olive Tablets act gen.
tly but firmly on the bowels and liver,
stimulating them to natural action,
clearing the blood and gently purifying
the entire system. They do that which
dangerous calomel does without any
OF the bad after effects.
All the benefits of nasty. Sckening.
gripping cathardcs are derived from
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets without
gripping. painor any diSagreeable effects.
DR.. F. NJ. Edwards discovered the
formula after seventeen years Of prac-
tee among patients afflicted with
bowel and liver complaint. with the
attendant bad breath.
Olive Tablets are purely vegetable
compound mixed with olive oil: you
will know them b. their olive color.
Take one or two every night for week
and note the effect. Sc and 90
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SOUTHSIDE
RnmmAQo Sale Started

Tho rummagr sale which is being
conducted by IN" willing Workers 500 :
;,,y rf 81 puul's k.vanCchcal church
nj ii" Jacob street Is proving great
surrr$s If yesterdays business cnntin-
urS for the remaining few days. a din-
rrcnt times during the day the members
Of the S0rIrty would 20 :" IN" StIilnH
,,I,,,. and assist selling the goods. The
,,lr is in charge Of Mrs. Louis FISHER
and Mrs. V Moore.
Group Meetings
Instead Of tn" regular prayer meeting
at the Wesley NJ. T.. church. IN" p""pi"
will ~ to different homes TO carry on
the service This new way VIII only
hr used for 4 few weeks. II Is i very
good way To Develop Il mnrC friendly
feeling among the members OK the con-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-06
MOUNDSVILLE
Hinermal Alienation
Case Promises Action
With a Few Sensations
PROMINENT AND WE'LL ANo" n
CITIZENS PRINCIPALS IN LIZ
pECTEp STARTLING CASE.
HtrerInan Sues GllentIne for $1,000
for Alterations OF AfocconS
Of His Wtfe.

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rl!n;ony..l". died Monday mnrninE. in
her 2I:h year, following an Hln"sS o.
tuhcrculn> =. Sh" : survived o. i nus
I,,nd and two children Funeral SER
Vices viii Ice held Wednesday afternoon.
IT," body viii be iu,crrcu IN brooke
cemetery.
A Daughter.
Mr. and Mrs Arrh:" RvdC"rs, q: l92o
Main street. ar" tn" harry parents Uf a
daughter born Tuesday m,yulNE
Boyd obesQuies.
Funeral S,rS ,''.S w"r" hold Tu'SdaE
:,Ctrru""H II -" n''!"'k. for William
Hryd. a. The HON" 81 his dAu&ht"r. Mr.
Joseph rAU,l. IN ~" WA~h.ns;"n OH"
Int"T'nrnt No. mad" n Er""h" ''t'-
tory
Home Prom Trip.
NJ ard Mrs. Alun&n Wits h,T' ?"
turned - their hnn' ia ii"'hHrE after
:, - mil, nu;nm"n''" ir.p - Wh""lng.
Washington. Ia. M,n"u.,'l ana Iiii>-
hu-rh. i'"l:rhitul w",.ih"r wIS "Ai"ri-
-u,cd on III" trip.
Kiwan1s Luncheon
Exactly sixty mrmIr,s If tn" k,Wan'S
Cluh tnE"th"- W'h their quests. A'i"h"
II IN. TUESDAY iUurh"uN - M y NJ. !
and u"iri Nr. tio>d ,;."lncht IT,
lrycr 4 hr,rf hu, h"'p:ul 'L!k on "Nri"-
r...,'',:. rrG ,'n.';".-ttlnn "l commune
ties" Dr. G"ohni@ht'S tax "IS r"r''N-
>,r.ly h:I"t but ~ "r"wd"! t nHinh"r
If beneficial Suc"-t!"n$ IN - i"w MN
ut.S and in part. >.,ii Il want I" EN-
vnIr attention 80 "a" amount "I Hriiru-
i:tInr which >h"l.i east III every ""nl-
rnuuity There VT t.n" Mh.h
Thought. that III" only ".tv III when an
,ntrrpriSH that VA INTERESTED IN
could prnsp"~. vi; when IN" other t"i-
low was experimenting dull time. Later
| found this theory ~ u" irr"rr"|t. an!
I want 70 say t. y"r. that N"N 'Lrh"'
run your business with A att" -
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DRUGGIST WILL REFUND JUST
DOUBLE WHAT THEY COST
H THEY FAIL

No matter how Chron'" or persistent
tn" Gaze No matter how lrnE You have
periodically had h"ada"h,>. bilious
hl"at"d. eaS$y spells and pains IN stum-
arh after meals \ Burlonr Tablet al,
stop -. absolutely guaranteed.
\ single tablet tonight makes break
fast taste riEht MahCS ihr dizzy. hl"at
cd condition disappear. II makes YOU
feel bright. dinner set right and II" more
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-06
WELLSBURG
Deputy Throws Scare
Into Sheriff Duval

wershurr. Aprfl b.-peputy Sheriff
Rem Phillips. who makes his hcadquar-
tors at Golfers. threw scare into
Sheriff Duval. Tuesday. " hen he failed
20 report back from a mission calling
for the apprehension OF foreigner.
thought 70 have been operating moon
shine Joint 80
l>rputy Phillips started on the trin
sunday afternoon ~ $50 and when ne
failed to report as late as Monday even
Ing. Sheriff Duval feared that nc had
been ambushed and possibly killed. Ac-
rordingly. arrangements were made 10
conduct 4 search Tuesday morning. but
INST a few minutes before the searching
Iearty left wellsburg. Phillips reported:
lie had ronfiscated still and several
gallons Of mnonShinH whiSkcy. but the
owner had escaped. His whereabouts Is
known. however and his arrest - ex-
pected Tuesday.
MS. MAry Soma
Mrs. Mary Soma. 4 Russian native. OF
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Wheeling. .:Jorn; 'hc week end at the
home ut T.. e kE.g"'
Mr. Pauline .Andr".,s and Mrs. 'haS.
kriii"v, OF Mozart. visited in WAT~uod
sunday.
Mr. and rms j. Il. S"nEcwalt. Mr. AMI
Mrs W. T.. Miller aud daughter. Ruth.
of Whr"lirE. and Miss Alberta M"zcna.
of Martins Ferry, were visiting at The
home ni Mr.. and Mrs. J. +. kIg"T, on
! Sunday.
Mrs j. l.. Iiarvin was the guest or her
parents. MIR. and RMS. \. ID. Hood on
Sunday.
! 4 community sing and social will he
held IA the Srhuul auditorium on FRIDAY
evening. \ good program has been pre-
r,rrI hS tlr school AMI refreshments
Will be served during the evening.
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SHERRARD

Mr.. George Mlnch and son. fcLn. or
Belmont. Ohio. are visiting Mr. und Mrs.
r.. q kjrEcS
A splendid faster program VAS rem
G",,.a ~ IN" Bethlehem Union SUNDAY
,chool in the chapel on sunday evening.
Sunday visitors a, the home Of Mr..
and Mrs n NJ ,iarriu were Miss Lulu
McNahan. OF Wheeling. Mr.. ind Mrs, \.
4. Mcconnell an! son. G""rE" Albert
and Misses Virginia and Eleanor TAI
bort.
Louis LoGcs. Jr.. Of Mozart. who un-
derwrnt m operation IN tn" ON" VAL
ley General hospital recently. Is I'M
proving nicely.
The two adult Eib!e CLASSES of the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-06
INDIGESTION PAIN s AND BILIOUS
HEADACHES BAN|SHED FOR 25'
Raging Headaches, Bilious Spells, Gas and Pain in
Stomach After Meals Are Due to Indigestion.
Here's Csc Remedy Absolutely Guaranteed.

hrtdnrhcs. Then 4 tablet now and
then keep" stomach. liver. bowels. hloO1.
IN good order. Directions CA the tue"
II tiny fail IN" druggist viii refund
without 4 murmur just d"uhl" what you
pLIG. 4 h"Ubl. Guaranteed. They Will
not fail. You'll b" delighted. Don't put
if .ff Test Il Burton" Tablet tonight
at oar RISK. They cost YOU "IG per tube
You got SOC hack il they fail TO please
vow h'ttrr than any medicine YOU ever
HAY" taken. Manufactured by tn
United store Company and 10 supply .
U..tiun- Wide demand sold everywhere b.
we'll stocked drug stores.
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Urged AS CANDIDATE.

Charleston. W. Va. April Sc. r..
Uurr, Of Buckhannon. formerly sheriff
Of Upshur county and chairman OF the
Kepubliran executive committee 2
prominent business OF that section OF
the state, is in Charleston to confer
with Governor Morgan on important
matters. Many friends Of Mr.. Hinct
are urging him to be candidate for
ulace on the state road commission.
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grcgation and IS :. mrlnS by which more
people can b. rt.Ich"d.
Trustees Meeting

Grcgatinn and Is = rrtLs 10y when more
people can b. TtLrh"d.
Trustees Meeting
\ special mcrtIng Of the trustees OF
tn" rhaplinc Street NJ. T.. church Will
he held TOMORROW evening 1T the church.
Matters will be considered pertaining 10
the settlement OF the debt contracted
hy the churches throughout the GUY
when tine streets on both sides of the
church were paved. The newly organ.
lied board will lie completely organized
by the pastor. Rev. J. II. Hess. and the
election Of it's officers will take place.
Plans For Museum
plans for Il museum have been
, started IT R!trhIc school and will hr
completed the latter part of this w"ch.
The children Of the school often bring
in many curious shaped and odd stones
and other works OF nature which II the
school had place Ia keep them. would
y" ~ interest to many of tn" boys ana
girls who attend III" school.
The matter has been preached to tn"
pupils of tn" school and they are all
heartily in favor of the movement.
Missionary Society
Tho Ladies' Missionary society or the
Trinity Lutheran church will hold its
S"ui-mnnthly meeting this evening at
the church Immediately after the prayer
meeting service. All members are re-
qur$tcd 10 hc present as matters OF lm-
purtIncc will I've discussed.
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will be tho speaker at the kiwanis
luncheon at the Mcclure hotel Thursday.
The"On to Cleveland" committee urges
that every member I've III attendance IN
order that the Wheeling club may stann
a showing in the contest for the ebony
trimmed Eavci. which viii be AWARDED
to the club having the highest attend
anCr record.
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Or. Joseph \. Vance" of Detroit. Mich
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THINKS THERE IS NoNE BETTER

II YOU want Z pure. wholesome and
absolutely safe remedy for the relief o.
coughs. colds. Group and wh"opioE
rs Richardson. RED. !. Box IS. Kramer.
okla, writes: Il had hurting in my
chest and couShed until l Gasped for
breath. Folcy'S Honey and Tar relieved
NE Of my trouble and did me so murh
good | don't think there Is Il h"t'cr
rncd:cinc FOR colds. coughs and hoars"-
ness" limitations and substitutes never
do the work like the genuine Foley $.
Sold everywhere.
Evening journal., 1921-06-01
FINE TWO COPS FOR
VIOLATING RULES

Seventy y-eight arrests were made
by the police. last week. according
to reports submitted to the Depart
mont OF Public Safety. yesterday af-
ternoon. and sSO6.55 collected in
fines and costs. Seven prisoners
were committed to the workhouse
Two policemen were placed on
trial. one charged with being late
In making his reports. and the other
with conduct unbecoming an officer.
Each was fined the equivalent OF
three days pay.
Superintendent OF Police Black.
and Captain OF Detectives Benson
were granted leave OF absence to at
tend the annual convention Of chiefs
Of police. TO be held in ST. Louis. Mo,
beginning June 6.
An increase OF 10 in the violations
OF motor vehicle laws is shown by
thc report Of arrests made by Inc
Bureau OF Police for the month OF
May this year. over the arrest FOR
the same onense a year ago. The
report was issued last night.
Tho number OF arrests for drunk
enncss for May this year was
10, for a year ago 23. There
was an increase In the number of
arrests for larceny there being 43
for the month Of May this year. and
20 for the same month year ago
Tho total number OF arrests for May
Evening journal., 1921-06-01
Follow the Crowds to shelIpot-Adv.
OVERHAUL L. $. BOAT.

Work Of overhauling and repair
ing the government lighthouse ten
der Iris was begun today az the Har-
Ian plant Of the Bethlehem Ship
building Corporation. The Iris ar
river at the yards yesterday after
noon.
The work will take about two and
one-half weeks. the boat TO remain
on dry-dock for a week. No new
men will be employed.
The boat was built In a Philadel-
phia shipyard in 1897. 1t measures
142 feet long, 80 feet beam and 10
feet depth II is equipped with SOC
horse power englnes.
Evening journal., 1921-06-01
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AT THE PLAYHOUSE.

Miss Elsie Ferguson playing in
Sacred and Profane Love" at the
Playhouse is to be the theatres star
today and Saturday. The showing
Of the film all week has been inter-
rupted by two outside bookings. one
the Adolph Ballet and the other the
Blind concert.
The resumption Of the showing
OF Sacred and Profane Love" on
Saturday will be pleasant news TO
many who have regretted the fact
that the engagement Of the produc-
tion is so brief.
As many already are aware. this
is the perturbation Of the stage play
In which Miss Ferguson enthralled
an New York and every other city
visited by her last season. She ac-
complished the screen version fol-
lowing her vacation Of six months
abroad during which time she spent
six weeks shopping in Paris most
exclusive shops for models Of gowns
for her work in Sacred and Pro-
fame Love-"
Evening journal., 1921-06-01
AmnwsemnemGS
RnArING AT PARKS

There appears TO be a general re-
vivai OF boating at the parks about
Wilmington this season. Brandy
wine Springs Park always had
spioHdid equipment OF boats on the
lake and this season Shellpot Park
also has added a considerable num-
Der OF new boats. AT both places
there are crowds on the lakes at all
times and the boats are doing a
splendid business. There have been
number OF new attractions added
10 both parks this season and the
Henry & Young Amusement Com
pany which runs both places Is doins
everything possible TO make people
enjoy themselves. The traction COM
pany is also furnishing splendid
trolley service. on Memorial Day
both places were filled during the
entire day and there were two large
excursions from Philadelphia at the
Springs.