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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-03-13

first books. one of which was supposed
ark, and preserved through many gen
erations. The Arabians called him
Edris, the learned. The book oi Enoch
is one of the most interesting of the
Apocrypha, treating of fundamental
Christian doctrines. Most authorities.
however, agree that it was written
centuries after his life; and his name
attached to give added weight to the
prophetic visions.
A few lines of little worth, except as
they express real grief comes into
mind, and perhaps cannot be correct
ly given;
I'VE sat with downcast eyes and sor-
rowing hearts listening for the step
us in hours of sadness.
Or lend her merry laugh for our most
joyous moods;
We longed to feel the pressure Of her
hand of gentle sympathy in onrs
And read in her expressive eye Inc
message that her trembling lips
Could scarcely frame--and then came
home the bitter truth
She was not; for God took her.
The baby by, who crowned the glory
of her woman-hood looked curiously
Into every passing face; and wondered
at the absence of her
Who always cared for him with mother
love that knew no harshness.
With resignation sublime. the hus'
band gave thanks that he had known
And loved her for such little while,
and felt her life benedictlon.
Perhaps like Him in simple faith, she'd
followed; she's gone to prepare
A better home in Heaven than they
could plan on earth,
And there would greet them; for God
took her.
Her father in his failing health, had
looked to her for strength;
The mother who had taught her TO be
gentle. kind and true received re.
ward
| BY loyalty to herself and perfect con
fidence in her ripper judgment
Which made them rare companions.
The only brother deeply mourned the
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-03-13

loss of an ever thoughtful sister
Stunned by the sudden, awful blow.
maybe could scarcely feel at first
That God himself had called her.
To closer friends, who only knew the
ready flash of wit and never want
ing answer,
And the generous modesty which gave
to others the credit
OF a victory. always hers, she taught
the lesson of true friendship
Which knew no jealousy or doubt, and
made all friends more dear
Instead of selfishly excluding them.
To these, she has brought Heaven
nearer by a million miles,
Because she's now up there; and
through their tears.
They bravely say, as she would have
them do
"She was not; for God took her.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-03-13

Eczema broke out on baby's face,
arms, hands, feet, and legs in little
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-15
WOMAN 5 AUXILIARY.
Executive Meeting 10 be Held Mex;
Thursday at Home Of Mrs. Frederick
BringhIrst.

! An executive meeting of the Woman 5
Auxiliary Z the Diocese Of Delaware Will
be held ~ the home Of Mrs. Frederick
Bnnghurst at 1901 Market street, AZ
IL o'clock. Thursday. January 20 After
the meeting the members of the board
will be entertained Informally at luneheor
by Mrs. Brfr ghurst. The general meeting
Will be held at O'Clock IN ~. John :
Parish House The Bishop of the Diocese
will tell of the state missionary work sf
the dio sese and ii is hoped Di. Turrer OF
Lewes, Del, will be present to tell Of his
work among seamen at Lewes.
TIE execl tive officers OF the Auxiliary
are Honorary president, Mrs. c. L. Nell
vaigeN president. Mrs. John II. Sauls-
bury. Dover vice-pTesident, airs. Freder-
.ck William Curtis. kent county represen-
tative, Mrs. r. l. Lindale. Wyoming;
Sussex County. Mrs. Charles c. Pretty
man. Milford; secretary, Mrs. William
Fl. Beacon: assistant secretary, Mrs.
Thomas G. Hill of Smyrna. treasurer.
Mrs Robert b. Rayrer. director OF box
work, Mrs William d. Bra dford, Middle
town, educational secretary, Mrs, Fred
eriok Bringhurst; tressurex~ of United
Offering, Mrs William II. Lard; cor
responding secretary of Church Periodl-
cal Club. Mrs Delaware Olrk
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-15
ANNUAL BANQUET ).
OF RADIANT CHAPTER
interesting Function Of Order OF
Eastern Star at Pythian
Castle.

Radiant Chapter, No. Q, Order OF the
Eastern Star, will hold a banquet and in
stallation OF officers tonight at Pythian
Castle, 906 West street The banquet VIII
be served at six O'Clock, followed by the
installation at 8 o'clock The retiring
officers are: Worthy Matron, Mrs. Lille
Schofield Riley; Worthy Patron, A. Victor,
Hughes; associate Mstroa, Mrs Anna L.
Stausebach; secretary, Miss Helen Fulmer;
treasurer, Mrs. Rebecca T. iIumes; con-
ductress, Mrs Mary A. Woodus; associate
conductress, Mrs. Mabel z Wood: chap
lain, Mrs. Mary H. Dorsey; marshall
Mrs Edith Harmstead; organist, Mrs.
Annie NJ. Loomis; Ada, Miss Mildred l..
Mohler, Ruth, Mrs. Mary p. Stradley
Esther, Mrs, Myrtle l.. Sawdon; Martha
Mrs. Margaret l.. Long; Electa, Mrs
Lillian p. Stradley; warder, Mrs. Jennie
Hamm; sentinel, J. Harry Beckerle. The
officers elect are Worthy Matron, Mrs
Anna L. Stausebach; Worthy Patron, j..
Harry Beekarle Associate Matron, Mrs
Mary A. Woodus; secretary, Miss Elsie
Beck: treasurer Mrs Rebecca T. Humesi
conductreas, Mrs Mabel 7 Woods, ASSOC
ciate conductress, Mrs Alice NJ Dyett;
chaplain, Mrs NJ Millicent Layton; mar
shall, Mrs. Edith Hamsteadi organist,
Miss Mildred l. Mohler. Ada, NJ lss
Hannah |. Carr; Ruth, Mrs Blanche b i.
I.aokev: Esther, Mrs Myrtle L. Sawdon
Martha, Mrs Margaret l.. Long; Electa,
Mrs. Emma Bulge; warder, Mrs. jennie IL.
Hamm: sentinel, Walter r. Wood ].
Rsdia IT Chapter No. 6, was organized
October % 1919. 1t now has member
ship of los and is growing rapidly.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-15
Y W. A. CALENDAR.

SUNDAY
500 p. m.-Tea club rooms. s04 Market
street, Mrs Phillips, hostess.
MONDAY
200 D. n.-Staff meeting, club rooms
$50 p. m.-Friendship Club, club rooms.
600 p. m.-Blue Triangle Boosters, sup
per, club rooms.
500 p. m.-Spanish Class, club rooms
TUESDAY
3.45 D. NV est End Girl Reserves,
West End Reading Room.
3.45p m-Hiawatha Girl Reserves. Club
Room.
3.45 p. m.-Wawataisi Girl Reserves,
club rooms.
400 p. m.-Girl Reserve Council, award
ing of triangleS and chevrons.
S0Op.m.-F. L. G. Dance, club rooms.
WEDNESDAY.
$50 p. m.-True Blue Corp Girl Re-
serves, club rooms.
3.45 p. m.-Pocohontas Corp, Girl Re
serves, Hanover Church
3.45 p. m.-Onole Corp, Girl Reserves,
club rooms.
7.I5 p m.-Mandolin Class for begin
ners, club rooms.
8.00p. m.-Mandolin Club Organizations.
THURSDAY
3.45 p. m.-Cood Fairy Corp, Girl Re-
serves, club 70 )ms
3.45 p. m.-Ea,t Lake Corp, Girl Re-
serves, club rooms.
500 p. m.-Camp Fire Girls, Wapana-
chh, club rooms.
FRIDAY
7.30 D. m.-Aloha Club
'7.30 D. m-Lecture on South America,
Miss Dcwney, speaker, Altiora Club,
Wollaston Hall
SATURDAY
400 D. -Afarshallton Corp, Girl Re-
serves, Marshallton, Del.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-15
WELLESLEY FUND.
Series OF Book Talks to be Given in Its
Behalf


The book talks to be gwen by Robert
w Mershon for the Wellesley Senli-C en-
tenniai Fund in the New Century Club
parlors next week are exciting lively inter-
est As one prominent woman remarked,
mir Mershon knows more about books
than most schools have forgotten. lie Is
q recognized authority upon the antiques
Of bookdom. especially, and possesses an
intimate and attractive way OF telling 10
others what he knows about books, winch
enables his hearers 20 gain both proht and
pleasure from his discourse. The hrst
lecture will be on January IL, at ?. m
when the speaker will take for bis subject
The Or. in and Evolutions Of Books
On Thursday, January 20, az S p. IN. the
lecturer will be on "Our Bible and Other
Sacred Books Of the World" On Monday
January "a. at 4 p. m, Literary FRAUDS
and Literary Cunosites of All Ages, Will
be the subject, and why First Editions,
Association Books. = The Book Beauti-
full. on January ~. at s p. m. "Bibho-
Maniacs. Bihho-Philes and Bihlio-Phools !
will be the topic for February 3, at / p. m.
and the lecture, on Saturday February
:. will be Authors Known and Unknown,
Wellesley graduates and former students
in Delaware are Mrs Frederick Ashton.
Miss Barbara c. Bach, Miss Winifred
s. Bach, Mrs Walter 5. Brown, Miss
Louise Billyard, Mrs Richard c. Collins.
Miss Mary r de You, Miss Marjorie
EaIp, Miss Jeanrettc Eckman, Mrs.
Samuel G. Ebert, Mrs Frank G. Hughes.
Miss Charlotte c. Mahaffy, Miss Anna
Pltman. Mrs William : Prickett Miss
Josephine Prickett. Mrs Chester II.
Wells. Mrs. Josiah O. Wolcott and Mrs.
Charles Warner, who is chairman for
Delaware
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-15
WASHINGTON HEIGHTS CLUB.

The Current Events Glass of the Wash
ington Heights Century Club will OBJ
serve Reciprocity Day with the Blue
Rock Community Club on Monday
January IL, at the residence of Mrs.
b. II. Veasey at Penny Hill. Members are
TO board the car leaving the 2. r. r,
depot at 2.04, Tenth and Market at 2.i0
as the class will convene at go, instead
of 3, the usual hour The program ar
ranged by Mrs. c. p. Robinson, chairman
for the month, includes paper on cur
rent topics by Mrs. Jesse IL. Martin and
a Literary Potpourri" by Mrs. ]. Z,
Fuller. Mrs. James n. Ginns will talk on a
recent trip to Denver. Mrs. Fances
Denist Babcock will sing several num-
bers, being her own aecompanist
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-15
Social Activities Of
Women's College
ny pertbs Ia Tour vcicoms

monetary terms Several stgdcnie wto
were interested i1 studying mcdlrlrr ~
nursing found Mis- Wai.s, througf iH.f
wide experience, syrnpafhy and ffI
judgment, ~ h. q mOst helpful adwvH
Yesterday morning Miss Wal<l addff.a
the meeting II ths colloge Red fr
Aumliary on the subject ~ junior FDH
Cross She finds the organira
Juniors 4 most important dep in putting
The work ~ The Red Gross 0a y reruarfrf
peace time basis Tho ned Tor direction
Of this work in tho si1fe an urgent 1nf
aud Miss Walsh ls seekinZ a. suppl
neef bv appointing a supervisor durrH
her present visit ~ Delaware lhf
st,Idsnts who are planning ~ hecomr
teachers found much in her talk which wit
help them IN binaiDg together throlg'
altristic work m children in ihrr
schools. whereas ~ who hoard her gair, r.
inspiration from noting thc vide Hc0rf
of the work which VAS revealed thrnu7.
her talk
Mis- Mary = Rich, fed sserstsr ~
education, on Wednesdav Janiary o.
attended a Doard meeting ~ re star
Federation n Women's Clubs AZ ~
Washington Heights Club "a Wi'ufng-
ton
One of the n0gt uicosssful = .f1drrf
talks vas gwen IN chapel 0nWednraisT
morning when Marion sprlianee srokr ~
the SMITH owner hfil ne nssrave ~
which promise N marx a. auorh r.
education Mig -prIanee gaze q c1rrisr
and interesting summary n The snndifi0r
which pointed toward fhe he'd for govern
mental action on fhe matter - edu~efi0r
! and defPed the powers and functions 1T
the Department n kdueafion which uri
( be formed with the passage - tne biN
/ IN closing she quoted men n Baii0ns'
/ reputation A. taking ne start f0r nr
/ against the bilf Professor Hafl~v - Yale
I who warned a1sinsf ceutrslfzsfi1n ~ e1n-
! cation. ana various others who took ths
I attitude that such an action ~ that nro
/ posed IN the Dill vas the only m~rns
l toward true progre~, ~ cfuc2finn.
! Tonight Dslnwor-h Walker, r1sv'cf@r
/ and entertainer, viii confribrf~ ths fcsrrTi
program of the artist series Alshcngn NJ
\ of the sarne Intellectual oaiihre 40 tns
( other entertainments u prornis~ 20 -
ercsedinziy enjoyable.
/ Sfrs@en visiting girls f--s- 'h~ S~strv~
I high school sre zlis~fs of the college 0--r
I TIE weekend In past yesrs tbe wtlIc sns
I Contribution of SeaforS has t~~n married
7 bv quality rather than quantity, but j.
I 4 hoped ths. with nex- years f~shrran
eliza ~sanfi.y viii be an ADDED feasur.
MissAlice Roop Of last yr.rs xrsdu ~
4 ing class will vislt the college on c1ncsv
/ She will sp>ax In the Y. w. =, A n1eessnz
! on i'Srnile, ]. Helps the Trasso
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-15
COLLEGE WOMEN FOR
BETTER EDUCATION
State Association Goes on
Record as Favoring School
Law of 1920.

Az meeting Of the Delaware Associa-
ton Of College Women, yesterday after
noon, the Importance Of upholdingN the
present school laws was emphasized.
Several speakers stressed the danger Of
losing all of the advantages already gain-
ed II chances were made now. The follow
inc recommendations, presented by the
legislative committee were unanimously
adopted:
Whereas. There is concerted effort TO
repeal the school law Of 1920. and
Whereas, The Delaware Association Of
College Women has always upheld high
standards Of education, therefore,
Bc Il resolved, That this association
indorse the principles adopted by the
State Teachers Association, and the rec
concentrations Of the State Board Of
Education 40 the Legislature now in
session
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-15
H@@#K 1KZE@r WZ@@egy SSg2elkHES z ~ 6
Mostly About Pc eople

small bridge parties can be given, lunch
cons served. and cakes, sandwiches
and similar dsinties purchased.
Mrs. B. H. Foster of Beloit, Wisconsin,
has returned home after a visit to her
sister, Mrs. Harrison W. Howell.
Mrs. Alban Richey will go 10 New
York on Monday TO spend a week.
Miss Mabel Davis leaves for visit
10 her aunt, the Misses Davis. at Mil
ford, on Monday.
Mrs. William Robert Ellis entertained
a number Of friends at tea yesterday
afternoon, from $50 TO $50 o'clock.
This afternoon at the New Century
Club, the c. A. r. will hold its monthly
meeting
General and Mrs. T. Coleman du Pont,
who are in the south for several weeks,
have returned to the Breakers. Palm
Beach, after visit to the Bahamas.
General and Mrs du Pont entertained
recently at dinner, Mrs. II, Ashton
Henry, Miss Madeleine Henry and Miss
Nellie Cluett.
Miss Caroline Tatnsll will entertain
tae vn january IL.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-15
WILMINGTON WOMEN
HONORED BY FRANCE
Mrs. Joseph Bancroft and Mrs.
VIM. c. Speakman Awarded
Distinction.

The current issue Of RED Cross Clip
pings" contains the following
'Werd has Just been received from Paris
that Mrs Elizabeth Bancroft, of the
Delaware Chapter, has been awarded the
French Reconnaissance Bronze Medal
fer her work in aiding refugees in the
French devastated regions and organizing
relief for the French war orphans for the
American Red Cross. Mrs. BaneroJi Is
head of the Bureau of Hygiene of the Della
ware Chapter"
Mrs. William c. Speakman of Whining
tor, II has been learned, has received the
same award for similar work in France
from the earliest stages of the war and on
fhronrh is continuance
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-15
GoLDEY COLLEGE ALUMNI.

Goldey College Alumni Association =
first regular social and business meeting
of the New Year viii be held in the College
Hall on Friday evening, January p.
\ special feature wall be brief address by
T. Leslie Hayford Economic Statisticlan
Tor t. |. du Pont de Nemours 4 Co.,
who will speak on The Value of Account
ing and Other Statistics 10 Business. +.
Dancing will follow. All graduates of the
chooI, whether members of the associa.
sion or not, will be welcome.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-15
Daughters of 1872 To Give
Shakespeare Song Cycle
The Daughters Of 1912 Of Wilmington

The Daughters Of 1912 Of Wilmington
are preparing to offer delightful treat
10 music and dance lovers On Thursday
February. 10 when q Shakespeare song
cycle in an old English garden will be
given in the ballroom OF the Hotel du
pont by the Orpheus Mixed Quartet,
Edna Harwood BaugAer, Loretta L.
Strehle, Philip Warren Cooke, and Don
aid Redding. The cycle will be gwen for
the benefit Of Child Welfare work IN
Delaware Mrs Thomas G. Mum Is
president Of the Daughters of 1872, aid
Mrs ". II Laird is president OF Child
Welfare work IN this state
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-15
PAPER WEDDING.

In spite of the severe rainstorm paper
wedding was given, as scheduled, follow
ing the business meeting, Friday after
noon, Of the Delaware City Century Club,
at the FIRE engine house. The affair was in
charge of Miss Alice Reybold, and the
cast was as follows: Mrs Robinson,
Mrs. Presley Geophegan; Mrs. Patch,
Mrs. Burnam; Mrs Cross, Miss Marion
Price; Miss Martha Savage, Mrs Arthur
Hope, JF.; Mary Ann, Mrs. Harry Price;
Mr.. Robinson, Miss Florence Hall.
The stage represented the livingroom
Of the Robinson household, and the
feature of the play was the complication
caused by the couple having married in
Leap Year on the Goth of February.
At the business meeting OF the club it
was voted to send SIS TO the Hoover
Relief fund!
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-15
NOTED MUSICIANS COMING.
Fritz Kreisler willfOpen Series of Con-
certs in Auditorium Feb. %.

Announcement is made by Mrs Viii
on-Dreene of Washington that she has
arranged for an artists course in Viii
mington Of four recitals by world renown-
ed musicians. The course will open Feb
bruary %, Washington's Birthday, with
Fritz Kreisler the famous violinist, IS
soloist
All four concerts are 70 be given in the
Auditorium, Eleventh street near Madi-
son.
In addition TO Kreislcr, who was re-
ceived BY a crowded house and standing
room only" sign upon his last appearance
in Wilmington, Mrs Wilson Greene has
engaged Mime Alma Gluck, Soprano,
and Efram Zimhalist. violinlst, for Fri
day. March II Rachmaninoff, the pianist,
for Tuesday, March 20, and Geraldine
Farrar, prima donna from the NJ etropoli-
tan Grand Opera, for Thursday, April
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-15
CURRENT EVENTS CLASS.

The Current Events Class of the New
Century Club Will have an interesting
meeting on Tuesday morning Mrs.
William Barr will give current events
Mrs. Frederick kniifen will speak or the
Educational Value Of Most Moving
Pictures" Music viii be given by Mrs.
Ruth Wilson Sachs, accompanied by
Miss Marjorie Hill Miss Sarah Libby
Carson of the Ser vice Citizens will speak
or Discovering a City"
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-15
Now Look
What You We Done!'

said the sweet young lady to the awk
ward young man when ne spilled ice
cream on her nice, new party gown
The damage can be quickly repaired
Il the sweet young lady knows how TO
remove stains.
The Department OF Agriculture has
issued al illustrated booklet telling how
20 remove thirty-hve different kinds of
stains from clothing
Our Washington Information Bureau
VIII secure s. copy of this pubhcationfor
any one VINO sends two cents II stamps 10
paw the return postage.
In filing out the coupon print name
sud address or be sure to write plainly
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-15

The cycle will begin at $50 p m. and
will be followed by dance. Tickets may
be secured from Mrs Mum. 1909 Delaware
avenue, or from Mrs. Kate H. Baugher,
No3 du Pont building A number Of prom
inent society people have already secured
tickets 500 worth having been sold
yesterday
About a month ago similar cycle wa.
gwen in the Bellevue Stratford Hotel in
philadelphia at 3 scat, when every
seat and every box was sold
Seats for the Nilrnin gton cycle viii be
-
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-15
Sunshine Meeting.

The monthly meeting of the Della
ware Branch, Sunshine Society, will be
held on Monday evening, at the home of
the Misses Brackin, 1912 West Tenth
street, at o'clock The Branch has two
wheel chairs not in use. and any one can
have them by calling Miss Mary Robin
son, No. 9lS-R.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-15

"A friend advised me 10 ~ cpt-
curx Soap and OinGaent and ] sens
for a sample. ~aich seemed 10 help.
and purchased mere fused thros
e.kss of Soap and enc scx of Oins-
rnens when nc was he.-cc- lSixuel,
Ars. J. & Downing, r. .. 2. tyess
Chester. Pa, Jan. ,, fs20.
cufsocr. Soap, osnsnent xn1 ra.-
cum promote and ra.lrex.n skin
purity, skin comfort and skin hr~ih.
The Soap % cleanse and purify. tas
Ointment 70 >oothe and s@~-. ths
Talrurn 20 powder and pzfuuie.
They are idcxi for tne toles.
.s~x. Sosp Nc c,st-nsnt = sat ~. fs--E-u -c
Ssssesrs Soap sh.-~s ~ltho1t nas.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-15
COP. wOMEN'S COMMITTEE.

There will be no meeting Of the Re
publican Women's City committee this
evening, as was planned. The new club
house. at s23 Shipley street, is not yet
entirely ready for use, and the rext meet
ing will be held as soon as further work
en- the building is done.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-15
HapuY Workers Play.

The Happy w orkers Missionary Society
Of West Presbyterian Church viii give a
play, "The Dilemma at the Christmas
House Party on the evening Of January
81 At the New Century Club. Home
made caIkes, pies, and candy will be for
sale. Tickets may be secured from Miss
Grace Baird and members OF her COM
mittee.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-15
Women Resal Dvu1glGts.

The next MEETING Of The Woman, Cr1w
National Asso~iaticr Of Re.xi4 Dr-xrs-<
Will be held on February q. at tae home %
Nr,. Charles r. Young. 1900 N~s Fiffh
street. On Valentines dsv, IRE A0ocisr
t,on viii give an enrer-A nnn1ns AZ thr
home of Mrs. Otto Miller.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-15
Engagement Announced.

The engagement Of Mrs Margu erite
Woodward and Guy Nearing of Arden
has been announced, the wedd ing 20 take
place in July. Mrs. Woodward is the
teacher of the Arden school, and " ac-
coiaplished and attractive.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-15
RICHARDSON PARK cTvr crxB

Last evsn,ns at tas homo 4 krs.
Samuea CauAuAn. a ceh r,.sci -arr
party vvss gwen BY ne Rienarcs,n ? srs
CIVIC Club. The affair wz< a cur1r1u1rxv-
gathering and waA u.ucn eDIoVed. zAnc-
some prizes uere gwen N t-e cas1-samrs
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-15
Now Century Club Anniversary Luncheon.

Members of the New Century Club who
wish to attend the club anniversary
luncheon on January 10, and who have
not procured tickets, should secure them
from \ lrs Henry j. Stubbs 1904 Delaware
avenue by today. Those on the
clubs waiting list can do likewise.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-15

pinpleS- s~v crW sp-
.1cd on his shoulders
and sooa spEe~- al o~~a
hs Body. rnsy sem~u
70 trrsts1e and rurn. ana
he was very eross al-
~ouhc nCt sc~p Al MIN.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-15

MRS. LAURA " MCKAY,
The retiring Worthy Matron of Della
ware Chapter, No /, O. Il. s., Mrs
Lal.a V Mckay, was the recipient of
mang congratulatory expressions of re-
gard at the chapter banquet and installa-
tion Tuesday night Mrs Mckay's term
of office was most successful
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-15

Mrs. B. H. Foster of Beloit, Wisconsin,
has returned home after a visit to her
sister, Mrs. Harrison W. Howell.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-15

Mrs. Alban Richey will go 10 NeS
York on Monday TO spend a week.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-15
Cuhcma Healed
Pimples All Over
Little Boy

When ny bue boy - 10
sverr2 cid ana Socv nron on Uwn
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-15

small bridge parties can be given, lunch
cons served. and cakes, sandwiches
and similar dsinties purchased.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-15

MrI Preston Lea and Miss Louise Lea
leave Wilmington January 20, prepara-
tory TO sailing for France where they
wil1 spend the remainder Of the winter.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-15

Miss Mabel DAVIS leaves for visit
TO her aunt, the Misses Davis. at Mil
ford, on Monday.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-15

Ms. and Mrs. Irenee du Pont enter
ntned at dinner last evening before the
Bal Mosque Of the Wilmington Assem-
hliAk
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-15

An announcement Of great interest to
Wilmington society Is the opening Of
tea room by Mrs. Frank DeArfnond and
IsI7 West Ninth street. The tea room will
De most attractively arranged Ind win
be delightful place Of cosy charm where
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-15

Mfse Emily Bissell entertained at
rnrds Yesterday afternoon in honor Of
Mrs. Haddook who is spending the winter
With her daughter. Mrs Robert Rich
ge1s