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Evening journal., 1921-03-30
CITY Y. W. G. A. TO
ASK FOR S2O,OOO

Final arrangements are being
completed by the Young Women's
Christian Association for the hnan-
cial campaign the first two weeks In
April. The goal is 100000 which
amount is to be used in carrying on
the work Of the association.
The campaign is to be launched
at a meeting on Monday evening in
the gymnasium Of the Young Mems
Christian Association building, Tenth
and Orange streets. Although in
vtations are being sent out to all the
various committees of the assocla-
ton anyone especially interested in
this work may attend this meeting
and become acquainted with the
work that the Y. w. G. A., is doing.
The standard for any y. W. c. A.,
must be so TO S5 per cent. self sup
porting. II is announced that the
local association is S5 per cent. self
supporting. The association is ap-
pealing to its friends and members
for the sum of 100000 TO carry on
its regular work for the girl and
young women OF Wilmington. They
are specially anxious to aid the in
dustrial girls.
Today attractive little booklets
were distributed 10 all members and
friends OF the association calling at
tention to what the Y. w. C.. A., Of
fers TO all Wilmington girls. as well
as to the young women Of nearby
towns Each department Of the
association is touched upon and
! shows what a live wide-awake org
anization that Wilmington possesses.
/ In Wilmington alone SOC girls are
reached through the Y. W. c. A.
The purpose Of the association is so
/ laudable that the association feels
the necessary 100000 will be sup
piled early.
The officers Of the association are
Mrs. Charles r. Wollaston, president;
Mrs. IL. j. Stubbs. first vice presi-
dent Mrs b. r.. Neasey, second vice
president; Mrs. H. Y. Jemison, re-
cording secretary; Mrs. Joseph
Stuart. corresponding secretary; Mrs
George r. Brown, treasurer.
The Directors are the executive
officers and Mrs. r. d. Brown, Mis-,
Margaretta Miller. Mrs. William $
Prickett Mrs. r. Coleman DUPONT
Miss Mary Mather. Mrs. Caleb NJ
Steward, Miss Alice =. Smyth. Mrs
+. G. Tailman, Mrs T. W Bacchus
3 Mrs. s. b. Cooling. Mrs. S. C. Hin
3 Mrs II. +. Link. Mrs Willard p
] smith, Mrs. John Stevenson. Mis-
p Louise Matthews, Mrs. Caleb p. Bur
a chenal. Mrs. Walter ID. Bush. Mrs
J. r. Morris. Mrs. George Reming
Evening journal., 1921-03-30
SHOW NEED OF
FUN BY PLA VS.

The Neighborhood Associations
formed by Community Service will
hold their first inter-neighborhood
gathering at the DUPONT ball room,
Tuesday night, April 8. The occa-
sion is planned with two definite
purposes in addition to the idea Of a
general good time. The first object
is to show the Mayor and Council,
Park Board and people of Whining
ton why the neighborhood associa-
tions want help in fixing up certain
buildings for use as centers for
neighborhood activities.
This purpose will be achieved
through the presentation of THE
Shuttle" an allegory OF citizenship
which was written by Miss Margaret
Whitaker in collaboration with Miss
Pauline Vrooman. The cast Of char
acters will include Mrs. c. p. NJ.
Rumford, Mrs. Edgar Fell. Irving
Warner. william Chauvenet. Miss
Mary Moran. Miss Pauline Vrooman
and about fifty men. women and
children from the Ncighborhood As
sociations. the Reconstruction Com
mission, Red Cross and the dupont
Sports Club.
The second object is to weld the
various neighborhood units in the
hope that by combining forces there
will result a new army to fight for
increased opportunities for the chill
dren OF Wilmington.
For the accomplishment OF this
purpose there will be community
singing before the presentation OF
The Shuttle" and a Virginia Reel
LOBBY Loo, and social dancing after
the play which will last about an
hour.
A reception committee composed
OF the presidents OF the various as
sociations will endeavor to introduce
the respective members to folks
from other sections OF the city. Eacf
| association is anxious to bring up ,
Evening journal., 1921-03-30
"ON THE ROAD
TO HAPPYTOWN''

One Of the musical events OF the
season is the musical playlet "On
the Road to Happytown," which will
be given by the Kemery Studio Club.
in st. Pauls NJ. e. Church tomorrow
evening. In addition to the playlet
numerous musical and vocal selec-
tions will be given.
The program follows:
Part duet, ''The Violet
Brave" (Millard), Miss Alice
Geisyler, Mr.. George Geisyler; a.
'Iaddie o. Mine" (Krams), b. a
Little Bit o. Honey" (Bond), Miss
Anna Butler; solo, a. Three for
Jack" (Squires), b. 'Mammy's Song
CWare), Master Robert Lewis; trio.
run Up the Sail" Ga Forge). Miss
Marion Geisyler, Miss Alice Geisyler,
Mr.. George Geisyler; solo, a. "On the
shore" (Neidlinger), b. THE Fairy
Pipers (Brewer), Miss Lillian Mar
shall; cornet solo, 'Honeysuckle
Polka" Casey, Mrs. f. p. Burn
ham.
Part Ion the Road to Happy
town." a musical comedy by Cling
ham.
Cast Of characters:
Mrs Della DeLong, County Chair
man ............ Mrs. h. =. Burnham
Mrs. VanTassel, whose hsband owns
an auto ........... Miss Anna Butler
Mrs. Bean, a very prominent dele
gate .......... Mrs. Theresa DOwney
Her six daughters. who are obedient
Miss Alice Geiszier, Miss Marion Gels
zler Miss MacHughes. Miss Pauline
| Maloney, Miss Lillian Marshall and
/ Miss Carlyn Comfy.
Mrs. Patty Peacock, Committee on
Butler ......... Miss Grace Geiszler
! Clementine Buttons. a book agent
Miss Elizabeth Downward
Miss Venus Single, who will speak at
] the convention Mrs. Elizabeth Jakea
Adellna Warble who will sing at the
] convention ......... MISS Mary kirk
Aurora Sprankle, president OF the
] society .......... Mrs. Estelle Kinton
/ Dewberry Green, who takes the del
! egate over .......... George GeiSzler
Prof Luke Traversi an old choir
leader ............ Harold E. Thomas
Horace Hampton, Sunday School Su-
] perintendent ............... Bitterfion
] Accompanies - Miss Sarah Hudaaf
White and Miss Grace Geiszler.
Evening journal., 1921-03-30
BANKERS DANCE
THURSDAYNIGHT

The Bankers and Brokers Club
will give its fifth dance Of the sea-
son tomorrow evening in the ball
room Of the hotel dupont The dance
viii be open to all friends Of the
club. Music will be furnished by
Madden's Orchestra.
The committee follows:
Program-T J.. Davis, chairman;
Charles L. Galloway, Miss Byrne, and
Miss Dougherty.
Novelties-Robert r. Deverell,
Willard +. Hamilton, and Oscar
Ewing.
Prizes-Robert p. Shaw. chair
man; Mr.. Schofeld, and the Misses
Smith and Ruth.
Tickets-H. r. Beattis, Jr., the
Misses Farley and Chandler.
Dance control-Roydan c. Bryan,
chairman; NJ. Rose, Mr.. Sauerhoff,
Mr.. Gooding, Leroy W. Hickman as
sisted by John W. Croney president
Of the club and T. l.. Davis, Jr.i
vioe-president.
The organization will give the
closing dance Of the season, the last
part Of April. Numerous outings
are being arranged for the summer
months.
Evening journal., 1921-03-30
Your Greatest Thrill
(An Editorial by the Society Editor)

What you had? Maybe It
automobile death or
being march
trenches
or thrill OF the simple things OF life
Wilmington describes letter to the
The journal.
My greatest OF the
old indicated that IL knew
my before its
looked and gurgled recognition Up TO that
baby OF many faces that for
had to child
To other
in their children be only
all the force Of cosmic drama
privileged witness OF nnia-
human evolution from the
the period OF she
acted tiny drama OF and his mind
unfolding.
spoken the printed
the continuous thrill
applause is endess-with kisses
VIII Ralph Waldo Emerson. greatest American
philosopher ad IAN life is preface
until children"
Evening journal., 1921-03-30
GRACE WOMEN TO
TALK MISSIONS

The Womens Foreign and Home
Missionary Societies Of Grace NJ E.
Church will hold an all-day meeting
at the church house on Friday. The
morning session will be devoted 20
the Home Society. Mrs. A. NJ. Sweet
will be in charge Of the devotional
service. The topic OF the program
is What We DO and How We DO IT,
and will be discussed by Mrs. j. S.
Clark.
From 1890 until ? o'clock box
luncheon will be held. The host
esses will be Mrs. +. Bradbury, Mrs
Mark Cleaver, Mrs. Arthur Jefferis
and Mrs. Nathalie Jones.
The Foreign Society will meet al
2 o'clock. Miss Sara rweldin viii be
in charge Of the devotional exercises
The program will be in charge OF
Mrs. l.. j. Robb, and the topic vii
be THE Influence Of the Bible"
Evening journal., 1921-03-30
MARIONETTES. DO
THIS ACTING

Two audiences at the New Century
Club yesterday were delightfully."- en-
tertained BY Tony serg's marionette
actors. which CAV two puppet plays.
Thackery's The Rose and the Ring"
was played in the afternoon and
rip Van Winkle" at night
The life-iike acting Of the mar
ionettes, manipulated entirely by
concealed strings on a miniature
stage was remarkable. The manipu-
lation o. the puppets yesterday was
credited 10 Marie Pinckard. Amy
Hamiin. Maud Longnecker. Knowles
Entrikin. Howard Lawrence, Charles
Searie and Richard Sylvester. Their
work was performed without a hitch.
despite the following notice on the
program.
Furthermore. these strings are
not always as well behaved as royal
strings should be; they sometimes
twist round each other. Should so
dire a thing as a tangle occur, and a
marionette consequently wind his
right leg around his left ear, the
curtain will drop a moment TO hide
this marionette spasm, and rise
again an instant later when all is
once more fairi"
Mrs. William r. Barnard, who
brought the Lilliputian performers
10 Wilmington, was warmly con
graduated by many OF the audiences
on the success OF the production.
Evening journal., 1921-03-30
CLUB FOLK
HAPPYDANCE

One hundred and twenty-five
couples attended the dance given by
the Delaware Canoe Club last eve
ming in the ballroom OF the Hotel
DUPONT. Miss Margaret Pierce gave
a solo dance. Music for the occa-
sion was furnished by the Original
Six orchestra. A number Of spe-
cialty dances were enjoyed.
The club will have one more dance
this season on May 5.
The committee in charge OF last
evenings dance was as follows: Paul
G.. Hardin. II. NJ White, Charles L.
Davis. Harold Gift, o. F.. Long
Millard Mcdaniel, Louis Allen.
Evening journal., 1921-03-30

Edgar Q. Bullock.
Mr.. and Mrs Thomas J. Day re-
turned today from st. Petersburg.
Fla. where they spent a month.
Mrs. II. f. White and daughter
Mary, OF Perryville. Nd. are the
guests OF Mrs. Whites parents. Mr.
and Mrs c. Knayer.
Mrs. Mary r. Pyle and Miss Laura
NJ. Stuart. Of Havre de Grace. Nd.
are spending the Easter holidays
with Mrs George 5. Talley. at Holly
oak, Del.
Mrs Harrison W. Howell enter
tained at tea yesterday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. William II. Draper
and Harry f. Shortt. OF Wilmington.
spent Sunday with Mrs. Kathryn
Draper az Elkton.
Mayor Edward G. Bradford and
Edward y. Davis. OF this city. were
visitors to Atlantic City for over the
Easter weekend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Watson r. Lender
man and Miss Irene Lenderman. or
Penny Hill. are spending some tim,
in Atlantic City.
Mr.. and Mrs William r. Stevens
formerly Of 1900 Washington street
have moved TO 20O7 Jefferson street
Mrs. Harry II. Richards and sor
Roland, OF 40S Grant avenue. hav,
returned from a two months stay
at Cherrydsle. Va They visited Mrs
Richards sister-in-law. Mrs. Pear
Houke. who has been seriously ill.,
The Original Social Club Of Cen.
treville will met at the home OF Mis-,
lrma Speer. on Friday evening.
Evening journal., 1921-03-30
"RRoMN,s IN TOWN.

Deloes Dramatic Club of Delaware
Chapter, No. 1, order OF the Eastern
Star will present at the New Cen
tury club tomorrow evening the
three-act comedy Browns In
Town. Following the performance
there will be dancing from IL o'clock
until ! o'clock. Music for the eve
ming will be furnished by Draine's
Orchestra Tickets may be pur-
chased at the door Of the club build
ing tomorrow night.
Evening journal., 1921-03-30

large delegation to see 1.-THE Shut
tie" and join in the Neighborhood
FrOlic afterward.
The Junior League as a part OF
their substantial cooperation has
sent out a letter in an effort 10 in
terest their friends in the movement
TO secure neighborhood centers for
the various districts of the city.
Altogether this affair will be most
enjoyable and should be an import
ant step forward in the development
Of Wilmington spirit. Il is in no
sense a benefit performance but
should there be any funds left after
expenses are paid they will be turn
ed over to the Inter-Neighborhood
Athletic Committee
Evening journal., 1921-03-30
s9GSrt{tpi4Ev- Q

Friends OF Mrs. o. V. Ort will be
glad to hear that she is much i'm
proved. For more than ten days she
has been suffering with a mashed
foot. She is at her home, 12i2 Del
aware avenue.
Miss Claraben Ginns. a student al
Vassar College, is spending her
spring vacation with her parents in
this city.
Mrs. Susan p. Hendrickson and
family have taken a cottage at as
North Jackson avenue, Nentnor, for
the spring and summer seasons. They
moved from POLL Boulevard to
Ventnor last week, and entertained
Mr.. and Mrs. E. p. Young, Miss
Anna r. Young and Miss Elizabeth
Young. Of this city, as their guests
over the Easter weekend.
Mrs. Lewis Bissell, OF New York
has been the guest this week Of her
mother. Mrs. Frank G. Tallman.
Mrs. T. w. Wilson has returned
from New York city
Mrs. Harry G. Haskell is expected
home today from Florida, wher,
she has been spending the last tw,
months
Mile Marie Ballet is spending this
week in New York as the guest o
Mrs. T. Coleman dupont. Mile. Bal
let will return TO Wilmington or
Friday.
Miss Mary Rupert returned today
from New York.
Mrs. Lydia W. Slocomb. Miss Mar.
5orie Slocomb. OF this city and Mr.
and Mrs Leonard Edwards, Of Mon.
roe. n. Y, were visitors 20 Ocear
City. y. J.. where Mrs. Slocomh ha.
a cottage. for over the Easter holi
days
Mr.. and Mrs. John D. G. Rennie
Of the Parkway Apartments. are re
ceiving concentrations on the birth
Of a son. born last wednesday. Th'
baby has been named John Charle
George.
Mrs. william Mendinhall and Mis-
Elsie Patterson will give a tea 81
the new Tea shop, at Ninth an'
Broorne streets on April 70. The az
fair will be In honor Of Mrs Thomp
son Boyd. OF Milwaukee, Miss Pa.
terson's sister.
Mrs. Julian Adair Is spending sew
eral days at Rehoboth.
Mrs ]. c. Boyer. Miss Blanc
Boyer. Miss Jean Boyer and Mis-
Carrie Bassett. OF Toronto, Canada
are spending several weeks as tn
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. S. l. McKe'
1900 Van Buren street
Miss Letitia OTNeill. a student o
St. Joseph's Academy OF Chestnu
Hill. is spending this week with he
parents. Mr.. and Mrs James Omen
OF 21O3 Lancaster avenue.
Miss Margaret d. Millspaugh, q
IIaddonfield. y. j.. spent the week
end as the guest OF her sister. Mr.
Evening journal., 1921-03-30
SUNSHINE RALLY

Coryeopsis Branch Of International
Sunshine Society will hold a rally
for members at the home Of DIT.
Florence NJ. Seward. 915 West Sew
enth street. next Monday evening.
All members are asked to keep this
date In mind.
Evening journal., 1921-03-30
BUSINESS MOMENTS CLUB.

An executive meeting OF the Busi-
ness and Professional Women's Club
was held at the home of Miss Car
rett. 1904 Broome street. on Monday
evening. Plans for the spring activi-
ties OF the club were discussed.
The monthly meeting OF the club
will be held tomorrow evening at the
club room, S13 West street. Az er
the business meeting there will be a
social hour. This has been planned
as n substitute for the Wednesday
tea which will not be held this week.
Evening journal., 1921-03-30
SUNSHINE MEETING.

The monthly meeting or Ever
Ready Branch. International Sun
shine Society, will be held at 8
o'clock on Friday evening at home Of
Mrs. J. II. Neal, 80 East Twenty
third street Much new business will
be discussed.
Evening journal., 1921-03-30
LrNIoR LEAGUE DANCE

The Junior League will hold a
dance on Saturday evening at the
Wilmington Country Club The
members are planning similar af-
fairs for the first Saturdays of May
and June. The proceeds are 10
benefit the Child Welfare Work
Evening journal., 1921-03-30

ton. Mrs. l.. G Thompson. Mrs. Otho
Rowland, Miss Marion Beadenkopf
Mrs. b. c. Grommon, Mrs. J. Mer-
rick Horn, Mrs. I. II. Phillips. Mrs
Charles l.. Story, Mrs. James +.
Broad. Mrs Robert Tatnall Mrs. A.
=. Van Gelder, Miss Mary Ramsay,
Miss j. Macklin Beattie, General
Secretary.
There will be a meteing OF the
campaign committee on Friday even
ing at the club room, SO4 Market
street, at which time the captains
and teams who will take part in the
financial drive will be appointed by
the committee.
All persons who wish to take part
in the campaign and whose name is
not already in the hands Of the COM
mittee, are asked to notify Miss J
Macklin Beattie. general secretary,
at the Office. S04 Market street
Evening journal., 1921-03-30
WyBe Strong?
(An Editorial by The Society EditOr)

Editorial by The Society Edtor)
strength in To her the thought
always synonymous with the thought of man
ideal physically perfect The athlete with ms
evokes an admiration
spindle and bony never DO
Is and her ideals for man likewise
He loves the physically
perfect
you'd other go in for athletics
Evening journal., 1921-03-30
DFACONTSS HOME BAZAAR

A bazaar will be held in Grace NJ T..
church house on April and 8. for
the benefit OF the Riddle Memorial
Deaconess Home. 3O7 West street.
Mrs Edward McIntire. IS chairman.
Aprons Of all kinds viii be offer
ed and in addition there will be a
table devoted to cakes. bread. rolls,
pies and homemade candies.
Evening journal., 1921-03-30
EAsTER FLOWERs FoR HER

Mrs. Emily Dickinson, 1918 Della
ware avenue, who retired at the last
monthly meeting Of the Ladies' Aid
Society Of Mt. Salem NJ. f. Church,
as president OF the society, after Is
years OF continuous ~ Seviee, received
a beautiful bouquet g. carnations.
as an Easter gift from m society.
To each flower was attach~S a min
ature red heart bearing the name OF
the donor.
Evening journal., 1921-03-30
no HoLp sOCK sOCIAI

Pollyanna Branch, International
Sunshine Society, will hold sock
social q. the home Of Mrs. r. Sun
derland. 101 West Eighteenth street,
tomorrow evening.
Evening journal., 1921-03-30
GRACE RAKE sALE.

The woman's Foreign Missionary
Society OF Grace NJ. r. Church will
hold a bake in the church on Fri
day. At the same time the Sewing
Society viii hold an apron sale.
Evening journal., 1921-03-30
ST. JOHNS CHAPTER DANCE

What promises TO be one OF the
most delightful dances Of the season
will be that OF st. Johns Chapter,
No. 4. Order Of the Eastern Star in
the ballroom Of the Hotel dupont.
next Monday evening. The dance is
being arranged under the direction OF
Mrs. Frederick ]. Snyder. Tickets
may be obtained from any member
.of the chapter or at the door OF the
bAllroom on the evening of the
dance.
Evening journal., 1921-03-30

young lawyer of Wilmington, will
take place this summer.
The Woman's Auxiliary Of the
Cranston Heights Fire Company viii
hold a card party on April in the
nrehouse. Many valuable prizes will
be given.
Mrs. William webb entertained
this afternoon at a bridge party.
Evening journal., 1921-03-30

legged to vote Mrs. Arthur A. Will
mot gave an interesting talk on mis-
sionary work, dealing both with
home and foreign work.
Mr.. Parsons, the new superintend-
ent Of the Claymont school, spoke
hopefully Of the new school that is
being planned for the community.
He said that in many school build
ings there was a too great waste Of
space, that a gymnasium could be
used for an auditorium, a library for
a study room, etc.
Musical was given by Mrs. Earl
Comegys and Mrs. Harold Sheppard.
The next meeting of the club will be
held on Monday afternoon, April II,
in the club room at Overlook Colony.
Evening journal., 1921-03-30


Goldie .................. Rachel Eaton
Birdie ................... Ruth Beasey
Oueenie ............. May Lenderman
Specialty-Miss Olga McV6y and George
Hamon.
The Women's Home Missionary
Society Of Union NJ. Z. Church will
meet at 23O o'clock tomorrow aft
ernoon at the church house.
At the business meeting Of the
Washington Heights Century Club
held on Monday evening, Mrs. Dud-
ley r. Wier, 25O5 West street, was
unanimously elected president Of the
club to fill the vacancy caused by
the resignation Of Mrs. Frank Ford
Palmer. Mrs. J. f. Fuller was elect
ed second vice-president.
A musical tea will be held by the
membership committee Of which
Mrs. Frederick S. Homan is chair
man. this afternoon. The home
nursing class will be held at 1.3O
O'Clock tomorrow afternoon at the
Red Cross Teaching Centre, 913 Del
aware avenue.
on Friday afternoon the parlia-
mentary law class will be held at the
club house with Mrs. Floy L. Booth
as instructor.
The monthly meeting Of the Bus
mess and Professional Women's
Club will be held at the club rooms
1913 West street, tomorrow evening
After the business meeting there will
be a social hour. The weekly tea
will be omitted this week.
Mrs Henry d. Boyer, president OF
the Delaware State Federation OF
/ Women's Clubs was the principa
speaker at the meeting Of the Wo
mems Club, Claymont, held on Mon
day afternoon at the home of Mrs
Herbert l. Rice. One of the sug
gestions which she gave to the clul
members was that they make stud!
Of politics, now that they are privi
Evening journal., 1921-03-30

meet on next Monday afternoon at
the home of Mrs. John Donovan.
on April IS, the club will hold a
reciprocity meeting with the Wom-
ans Club of Claymont.
Exercises in keeping with Arbor
Day will be held at the Bellefonte
Community School House on Friday.
All members of the Bellefonte Com
munity Club have been invited, as
well as the parents OF the pupils of
the school.
Interesting papers featured the
Current Events Glass of New Cen
tury Club yesterday morning. A
talk on Public Health Nursing" was
given by Miss Amy Wood, public
health nurse of Claymont.
In the Footsteps OF Spring" was
the subject of a paper by Miss Mary
r. de You, the advent of the Marsh
Marigold blossoms three weeks be-
fore their usual towering period
being cited as one Of the evidences
that the season is far ahead of its
usual record.
Miss Bertha Harlan gave de-
lightful talk on China"
Music was contributed by
Miss Lorena r. Emmons, who
played two dance tunes, "A Madri-
gal" and "Passe Pied" and "A Mod
ern Air" by Chaminade.
An invitation to club members
20 attend an open session Of the
Aesthetic Dancing Glass next Mon
day. April 4. at 10 a. m. was given
by Mrs. Frederick Bringhurst, pres
ldent of the club at the regular
meeting OF the Current Events Glass
Of the New Century Club yesterday
morning. This arrangement has
been made as a substitute for the
proposed entertainment by the class
as announced on the Forthcoming
April post card. Its date will b'
filed later and announcement made
in due season.
T. schluter. Of the Wharton
School of Finance, will speak O
investments and Business Cycles a
the final meeting of the Finance
Glass at 3.15 o'clock tomorrow.
CLUB
Under the auspices OF the Blue
Rock Community Club, the play en-
titled. Fun in a Theatrical Office,
will be presented next Thursdal
evening in the New Century Club
The cast has been coached by Mrs
Elizabeth T. McVey.
The cast follows:
Luke Land, a theatrical agent.
Gilbert Grail
Bat his office boy William Bulge
Clara We're de We're, his stenographer,
Miss Frances Titu
] Pianist ............. Mrs Claude Brow
, pietrO de Bianaco 900. Warner Brashear
! George Washington Lincoln.
. James Van Horl
Mrs Susan sunreno Riser.
, Mrs Gerbert Her
Mrs Trailing Arbutus Flower and Chill
dren-Mrs. James Walker. Miss Ma
Ienderman. Miss Marian Davis, Mis-
Ruth Neasey Miss Rachel Eaton, Mis-
b Callie Stuart. Miss r. Hackett, Mis-
Frances La Rue, Miss Blanche Len
derman, Miss Grace Humphrey, Mis-
Olga McNey
Mrs. Anise Elderbloom,
a Mrs. Warner Brashear
, Frisky Dewdrop Mrs. Clarence Gambl
Fluffy Flutter. Mrs. Walter Craig Ji
z Madame Sulva. 200. Miss Irene Lenderma
- Mrs. Bridget Casey
, Mrs Elizabeth T. McVe
Mrs. Rulithe Roast. Mrs. Claude Brow
ID Madam Carmencita. Frances Titu
Pearl OFT ...-.......... Charles Walls
Ruby Ott..... Miss Blanche Lenderma