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Evening journal., 1921-01-08
Women s College Notes
by RUTH ANNE RUSSELL

literally ten thousand smokes, little
jets OF steam coming up from the
earth The temperature OF this steam
is far above the boiling point. The
temperature OF the earth itself at a
little distance below the surface is
above the boiling point. Although
the men experienced many dangers
and hardships on this expedition, they
were enthusiastic in their praise OF
the valley. The smokes" have de-
posted about their crater various et-
mcnts such as alum and sulphur and
these deposits have made the valley
floor mass OF the most brilliant and
beautiful colors one can imagine.
There is new ice cream freezer in
the kitchen at W. C.. d. This means
ice cream twice week from now on
Another Improvement in the kitchen
is an electric potato masher. This
means no more lumpy potatoes, un-
less the machine breaks.
The Bible classes, both Junior-Sen-
iOr, Freshmcn-SO sophomore, held their
regular meetings on Thursday even
ing
The chapel period on Friday morn
ing was devoted 10 singing. under the
direction OF Miss Dora wilcox. These
weekly sings are enjoyed by all the
girls. FOR the girls OF W. G.. ID. are very
musical What is supposed 20 be
singing can be heard at almost any
| time around the college.
Dean Robinson entertained at tea
on Friday afternoon from $50 o'clock
until $50 o'clock. Many OF the girls
enjoyed the hospitality OF Dean Rob-
q inson at this time.
The seniors will give a tea dance
on saturday afternoon. a number OF
guests are expected Members OF the
Sophomore class Will serve.
Saturday night will be open night
at the Women's college The director
OF the Wilmington Community Chorus
is expected 20 sing The program will
be followed by dancing
Dr. Wilbur q. Sypherd will address
7 The sunday evening service OF the
I Y W. G. 4. lie will speak on the
book OF job
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WOMEN TODAY
IN PUBLIC LIFE

The influence Of woman in the
home and in public life and the i'm
portance OF seeing that it is a good
influence were emphasized at the
meeting Of the Women's Home Mis-
sionary Society in Grace Church
House yesterday afternoon.
Henry r. lsaacs. who addressed the
which was Together" outlined the
women on the topic Of the day.
various ways in which they could
be Of service 10 their community,
and Of the wonderful results that
would follow their efforts for good.
He arranged his address under four
heads schools, press, government
and church. Referring 10 the schools,
he spoke Of the splendid influence
woman has always had in one Of the
educational vOcatiOns Of life and OF
the good and bad school laws that
have existed. He was optimistic
about Delaware's school law. and said
that after refining, the law would be
a credit to the cOmmOnWe
In speaking Of the press. Mr.. lsaacs
told OF the good that a worthy news
paper could do and Of the contrary
with an unprincipled press. He con-
sdered that the influence for good
that a newspaper could exert was
scarcely realized by the average per-
SON
Miss Mary Wheeler. who has been
absent from Wilmington for two
wears. gave a splendid address on the
fourth chapter OF "The Church and
the Community" explaining how the
church should work for the uplift OF
the community.
The addresses were inierspersed by
two delightful vocal numbers by Miss
Marion Gamble. The first one was
''Dear Little Boy Of Mine" and the
second. sweet and Low" both rem
dered in style and with an express
sion that added to the pleasure of the
meeting.
In the absence OF the president,
Mrs. J. W. r. Sumwalt presided at
the business session. Because Of i'll
ness Of the chairmen Of committees
there were few reports made.
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Society,"

Miss Grace Layneld, formerly OF
this city. but now residing near
C0och's Bridge, who has been seriously
III from rheumatic fever since early
in November is convalescing, although
still confined 90 her home Meadow
sweet Farm. Miss Layneld is a
daughter OF w A. Layheld. vice pres
ident OF the Atlas Powder Company.
Mrs. John Wilcox Donaldson and
small son, Who have been visiting In
this city, have returned TO their home
ln New York.
The Rev. a. Edwin Clallenburg. Of
Hazleion, Pa, a former rector in the
Delaware Episcopal Diocese, was a
Wilmington visitor this week
Mr. and Mrs Frank l.. Connable have
taken a cottage at Miami. Florida. for
the winter months
Miss Amy dupont has gone 20 Santa
Barbara, Calf, to remain until early
IN March.
Mis- Laura Nroomsn, who has been
Visiting her parents. the Rev. and
Mrs. W. A. Nrooman, left today for
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Clubs

sponsibllities Of citizenship, urging
acceptance thereof In the same spirit
which has always characterized wo-
mans attitude toward duty.
Mrs. Ina J. Perkins. director of
Child Welfare for the State. spoke OF
health conditions in Delaware. Miss
Marie Lockwood, chairman OF Child
Welfare for the State Federation, also
addressed the meeting.
Because OF the Philadelphia or
chestrd concert m this city on Mon
day evening the meeting OF the So
cicty OF Natural History has b7en
postponed until Monday. January A..
The Women's Order National Asso-
citation Of Retail Druggists will meet
at 2.30 0'clocb next Wednesday after
noon at N home OF Mrs. G. d. Han
cock, 27oo Harrison street.
The following program will be pre-
sented az The Current Events Glass OF
the New Century Club on Tuesday
morning Current events, Mrs. b. l.
Ward; address by Miss Alma Tall
rAN WV IN N'AANAAAN vi Nilt luuUA
W0men's Christian Association. or
THE Teen Age Girl:" Mrs. George y
Cox. vrhe Theatre I" Miss Nurgini,
Fuller, vocal selections, accompanied
by Miss Marjorie Hamilton hNL
Much new business was dlscusse,
at the meeting OF the WOmen's Clul
Of Newport. yesterday afternoon a
the home OF Mrs. Irwin Woodward
Miss Helen Cr0nston reported SO Il
.hc treasury. Mrs. William A. Dan
nehauer reported The dance hel,
on New Years Eve a success, botl
socially and financially.
In response TO The appeal ~ tn
Delaware Stale Federation for thl
Hoover campaign. the clubs voted
$40 10 the fund. The sum of So wa,
given by several of the club mem
hers. making total OF 50 given b,
the Newport Club
on January a the club will hole
a social az the home OF Mr.. Rltmon,
Brilely. The guests Of honor vii
I he the husbands OF the club mem
hers. The following committee wa
7 appointed 90 arrange the program
Z Tor the social Mrs Brilely, Mrs
/ IIsyner Rile Miss Ella Johnson an,
Mrs W. l.. Dun.
/ At Yesterdays meeting the follow
/ ing prOgram was presented Reading
Mrs. Louis pennock; mon0lope. Mrs
! George Frederick; piano selections
Mrs. W A. Dannenhaurer currcn
events, Mrs =. F.. snyder. Mrs j. Il
Webb Miss Helen Cranston, Mrs. Al
| fred Craig
The next business meeting OF IN
club win be held at the home d
Mrs. W. A. Dannenhauer, at %
o'clock. on January 81
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socIETY RETuRNs rHANKs.

The Ladies' Bichor Cholem Moshen
Zekenim Society OF the Home OF the
Aged 209-2ii West street. wishes to
thank the following ball coSmittee
who helped 10 make the nSsi an
nual ball held on December 2S. at
the New Century Club such a social
and financial success. Mrs. Louis
Sklut. Jr., chairman: Mrs. Louis Baer,
temporary treasurer. Mrs. II. Fem
Keil Mrs. b. Shar Mrs NJ. solomon.
Mrs. 4. Sayer. Mrs H. Freedman,
Mrs A. Cooper. Mrs B. Brown. Mrs.
J. Album, Mrs. J. GGdstein, Mrs. /.
RaphelsOn. Mrs VI. Cohen. Mrs. II.
Eiscnman. Mrs HillersOhl Mrs. a Co
hen. Mrs. n. Hirsh, Mrs j. Fabcr
Mrs. H. Cohen. Mrs G.. Lurch. Mrs l..
Rice. Mrs L. Berdh, Mrs NJ. kopel,
Mrs. N. Kruger, Mrs ]. Baskin and
Mrs y Levin.
The following officers Of the So
ciety also thank all who took part in
the affair Mrs Charles W. Schag-
rim. president: Mrs. Harry Freeman.
first vlce-chairman: Mrs. Harry Els
enman, second yice-chairman. Mrs.
Jacob faber. treasurer: Nathan
/ Barsky. honorary financial secretary
! Mrs. Emanuel O. hen. recording see
retary: Mrs. Loyinger. assistant re-
c0rding secretary.
The proceeds of the ball are 10 he
used for the Home OF the Aged The
society is planning 90 hold a rum
mage sale In the near future. ANY
one having rummage for the sale Is
asked 10 call Mrs. c. W. Schagrin.
lphone 2j26 The date OF the sale viii
be announced later.
! The board Of directors of the So
ifletN VIII meet on next "Wednesday
evening al the home. 2O9-2ii Nest
street. All members are asked Ia he
present.
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Ontario. Canada
Mrs Charles Patterson and Mrs
Henry HOPES will be among those "a
give dinners before the assembly
bail next Friday evening.
Mrs. William \. Barnard returned on
Tuesday from New York, where shl
had spent the holidays with Mr.. and
Mrs William Newell Barnard.
Miss Esther Bancroft, who has been
spending some time Ia the New Eng
land states. has returned home.
Mr.. and Mrs Banning and son, Ol
Columbus, D., formerly Of this city
have returned home after brief visit
90 their parents, Mr. and Mrs. \. j
Banning. OF Ninth and Spruce streets
A. NJ Walls. Of Salisbury. Md. mas
been visiting in this city.
Mrs. Henry B. thompson attended
thr assembly ball in Philadelphia lasl
night.
William r. stevens is in Little
Rock, Arkansas.
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THIS BALL FOR
SWEET CHARITY

The appended list OF patronesses
for the first annual charity ball,
which will be given at the Hotel du-
Pont, Monday evening, February Z,
has been announced by Herbert r.
Kaighn, chairman Of the executive
committee on arrangements for the
affair:
Mrs. William Coyne, Mrs. II. T. era
ham, Mrs. Daniel p. Buckley, Mrs.
Eva Robin. Mrs. p. A. llOrty. Mrs.
William f. Lynn, Mrs. p. A. Traynor,
Mrs. j. p. Laffey, Mrs Charles War
ner, Mrs. James /. Ford, Mrs. James
+. McHugh Mrs. II. r. Kaighn. Mrs.
Thomas Hill, Mrs. Henderson Weir.
Mrs. Frank A. McHugh, Mrs. Walter
.J. Young, Mrs Charles l.. Patterson,
Mrs. j. Montieth Jackson, Mrs. James
n. Ginns, Mrs David Snellenburg.
Mrs. William Blatz. Mrs. Francis T..
Lynch, Mrs. Mary E. Tucker, Mrs.
Thomas VI. Brown.
The benenciarles from the pro-
ceeds OF the ball viii he the Asso-
ciated Charities. the Ladies of Char
| ity and the knights Of Columbus
charity fund. Every care is being
taken to make the affair a financial
as we'll as social success as il is
realized that there will be heavy de-
mand on the charities Of the city
throughout The winter and spring
owing TO the large numbers Of per-
sons who are out OF employment.
Both the gold room and the du-
Barry room Of the Hotel dupont have
been engaged for the occasion and
best music obtainable is being ar
ranged for the dancing The eXecu-
| tive committee in charge OF the ar
rangements is composed as follows:
II. r. kaighn, chairman; William
If. Lynn, chairman eX-0fllcio; j. b
lGibney, secretary; J. Frank Doherty
/ treasurer; Edward F. Higgins. Ed
ward p. Melia. James J Cole, Alexan-
der A. Butler, J. y. Hans, Frank j
| lODonnell.
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We ddZiMSlS1

In the Church OF the Holy Trinity,
Brooklyn Heights, Brooklyn, n. y, at
$50 o'clock this evening, Miss Edith
FOote, daughter OF Mrs. John Howard
Foote and the late John Howard FOote,
of Brooklyn, and Allan Wallace Car
penter, son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Chandler Carpenter. Of this city, Will
be married by DR.. John Howard Mel
lish. Of the Church OF the Holy
Trinity. Brooklyn, assisted by TIE
Rev. Frederick NJ Kirkus. rector II
Trinity p. F. Church, this city.
The bride will be attended by Mr.
Edward c.. o. Thomas. OF Brooklyn. -
matron OF honor. Miss Mary Carey
Gawthrop and Miss Hannah Stroud
Gawthrop, cousins Of the groom and
daughters Of Mrs. Charles s Cav
throp, Of New York. will be flower
girls.
Mr.. Carpenters best man will be
his elder brother, Philip J. Carpent -,
vice-president OF the Central Natioral |
Bank. Of this city. The ushers "
be Frank c. Carpenter, the young
brother OF the bridegroom; Ralph :.
Westing, OF Philadelphia; Gordon G:
Poole and Edward c. o. Thomas. OF
The bride will wear ivory satin
made with court train. Her veil OF
silk net will be fastened with a
wreath OF orange blossoms. The
bridal bouquet will bo a graceful
shower Of white orchids and lilies Of
the valley interviewer with sweet
heart roses. Mrs Thomas will wear
a sapphire blue pan velvet gown, car
rying an arm bouquet Of sweetheart
roses. The flower girls win wear palm
lame-colored chiffon and carry bas-
There will be no reception after the
ceremony IN ecnuple leaving at once
on their honeymoon. Upon their re-
turn on January p they will reside
at 3qi Lincoln Place. Brooklyn, N. Y.
Miss FOote has frequently visited
this city. Mr.. Carpenter. up until the
last few years, has been a Whining
tonian. He is a graduate of Cornell
University, class Of 1916. Mr.. Car
penter is now connected with the p. !.
dupont de Nemours Export Company!
Several Wilmington guests went 10
New York today 70 attend the we'd
ding.
Miss Viola Webster. daughter ot
Mr.. and Mrs. William Webster, OF
Talleyville, and Joseph s. Derickson,
Of TalleyVille, were married on
Wednesday by the Rev. Charles Fl.
Bonner. pastor Of Hanover Presby-
/ terian Church. The bride was at
tended by Mrs. Bessie Price as matron
Of honor Jerome Price was best
man. After the ceremony, the young
couple left for an extended trip to
! Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs. John NJ Cannon an
nounce the marriage Of their daugh-
/ ter Miss Beatrice Hume, to Granville
! Read. The wedding took place in New
! York city on December is. Mr.. Read
/ formerly lived in Lynchburg, Va, but
| has been a resident Of this city for
some time He is connected with the
| dupont Engineering Company Mr..
and Mrs. Read will reside in this city.
-O-O-
One street frock Of castor tricotine
is embroidered with cut steel and
wood beads.
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CALENDAR

SUNDAY.
p. M.-Tea, club rooms, sOi Mar
ket street, Mrs. Hurst, hostess.
MONDAY.
10 A. M.-Meetng OF Board OF d.
rectors, club rooms.
1 p. M.-Staff meeting, club rooms.
5;3O p M.-Friendship Club, supper.
club rooms
5 p. M.-Mary Willis Club. club
rooms.
8 p. M-Meeting for the formation
Of Spanish class. Any interested are
invited. Association memberships are
not essential.
TUESDAY.
3.65 p. M.-West End Girl Reserves.
West End Reading Room; Wawataisi
Girl reserves, club rooms; Hiawatha
Girl Reserves, club rooms.
4.3O p. M.-Girl Reserve Council
meeting, election of officers.
7.30 p. M.-F. l.. c., club rooms.
S.i5 p. M. - Dancing class, club
rooms.
WEDNESDAY.
$50 p. M.-True Blue Corps Girl
Reserves, club rooms.
3l5 p. M.-POcahontas Corps Girl
Reserves, Hanover Church.
345 p. M.-Oriole Corps Girl Re
serves, club rooms
THURSDAY.
3.i5 p. Mood Fairy Corps Girl
Reserves, club rooms; East Lake
Corps Girl Reserves, club rooms.
FRIDAY.
4 p. ADMINISTRATION Corps, club
rooms.
730 p. M.-AlOha Club.
73O p. Understanding Glass, Miss
Schultz, instructor.
Evening journal., 1921-01-08

The board of directors of the Wash
.ngton Heights Century Club will
meet on Tuesday afternoon at the
clubhouse 230O boulevard All mem-
bers are asked 10 be present
The Kemery Studio Club will
meet on Monday evening at tne home
Of Mrs =. p. Burnham. COS West
Tenth street. The meeting was post
pOned last Monday evening because
OF the Schumann-lieink concert on
next Monday evening, there will be a
short business meeting, aflcr which
musical program will be presented
Washington Heights Century Club
viii hold It's annual musical and re-
ception for club members and their
husbands at the clubhouse on Monday
evening. The AFFAIR promises TO be
one OF the most delightful in the his
tory OF the club. An enjoyable POO
gram has been arranged by Mrs.
Jacob klelz. chairman OF music.
Musical selections will be given by
the following quartet: w. $. Butler,
first tenor, j Warner Brashcars. sec
Ond tenor; r. r. Palmer. nrst bass /;
Raymouth Mitchell second bass. Each
% the members OF the quartet will
also be heard In solos. George Henry
Day, 0rganlst OF 81. Johns p. +.
Church, Will be accompsnist for the
evening. Solos will be contributed by
Mrs. Raymouth Mitchell Miss jess
Pieasonton. elocuiionist, will be
among those who will aid with the
attractive program.
IL Is hoped that all members OF .hr
aIVh NIfI rfNnnH fktu
h. Prank Taylor. chairman OF the re-
cepticn committee. and Mrs. =. NJ
Hanaway. chairman OF hospitality, are
assisting Mrs. kleitz in making the
affair success.
The Beliefonte Civics Club met on
Tuesday evening at the home OF Mrs.
Charles Berg. The amount OF so was
voted 70 be given 10 the Hoover cam
psln fund from the Hed Cross
branch The sum Of 500 was donated
- ne new community building OF
Fifty-eisht stockings were made by
the club. Died and taken 70 the Chill
dren's Home at Christmas Many SICK
and shut-ins aiSo were remembered
With candy and flowers.
The club Is planning 20 hold 4
Martha Washington supper on Feb
ruary "a
The next meeting OF the club vii
be held al the home OF Mrs j. Edgar
ochcitree on January 49,
Ms. r. l.. Boyer. president o. the
State Federation OF Women's Clubs
was the guest OF the New Century
Club at Newark this week. She ad-
dressed the club on the duties and re
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BAL M4SQUE NEXT
SOCIETY EVENT

Society is looking forward 10 the
second assembly bail OF the season,
which VIII be held next Friday
evening in the ballroom OF the Hotel
dupont This second delightful func-
tion viii be a Bah Masquc ami prom
ises 70 be one OF the most brilliant
affairs ever given in this city.
Although no one will be admitted
without a mask. costumes his year
will be much simpler than formerly.
Decorations viii be unique and there
Will be many surprises for all Music
Will be furnished by the Meyer Davis
Orchestra. The patronesses will be
Mrs. Paul r Wilson, Mrs Josiah
Marvel Mrs Henry p. Scott. Mrs
Charles /. Reese. Mrs. b. Tatnall War
ner. Mrs. James Denham.
The patr0nesses will be in atten-
dance to receive guests at 40 O'Clock
and the managers OF the assemble,
particularly request that subscribers
and their guests arrive as promptly
as possible.
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CLUR ANNINEnsAnN

Members Of the New Century Club
are looking forward with pleasure IN
the clubs anniversary which viii be
hcid on Wednesday. January 10.
Luncheon will open the celebration
after which there will be a play and
a musical. The committee in charge
comprises Mrs. II ]. Stubbs. chair
Henry Bradford Mrs. q. g. purdy
Mrs. Charles =. Grinllh. Mrs. Iohn
Bancroft. Mrs r. T. Negendsnk and
Miss p. Pyle. The luncheon will be
served at I o'clock and the entertain
ment VIII be presented at 3 O'Clock.
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.nARv mo RE RENEFTT.

Many tickets have been sold by The
members OF the ways and means
committee. OF the Washington Heights
Century Club for the benefit per-
formance Of "Bab," at the Playhouse
on next Thursday evening. The com
pany which will present this attrac-
tion is the original one that has had
such a successful run in New York
City. Helen Hayes will play the
stellar role OF Bah" The story is
by Mary Roberts Rinehart
them from Mrs. William ]. Lackey,
chairman of the ways and means
committee or from the Bee Hive
Store, dupont Building, or from
members Of the club. This benefit
performance has been arranged by
ihe manager Of the Playhouse, James
IN Ginns
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P.Rn. MONIES To MEET.

The January meeting OF the Penn
sylvania System. WOmen's Mutual
Aid, will be held at o'clock on Mon
day Afternoon. in the assembly room
Of the Penn Building, Front and
French streets. Mrs. Gamble Latrobe,
general superintendent OF the organ
ization, who Will preside, is desirous
that all members attend this first
meeting OF the new year. The speaker
worker VINO is located at the Public
Health Service Station at Perryville
The women OF the Freight Train Mas
ter's Department, OF which Mrs
Jacob Kleitz is chairman, Will be
hostesses for the afternoon.
Evening journal., 1921-01-08
Sleep For Little Folk
AN Editorial by The Society Editor.l

INn EultOrIaI by tne oOcey tdItOrO
Wilmington school children great Sleep
when they grow and when their brains develop Permitting child
to remain night a
bound to reflect ii dsadvantageously.
Among commonly rules medical authorities
to the effect that child should
five TO between
and from ~ to "a from hours
They point out that tired children slow
school frequently filter the bottom
Children who seek their beds late by Dreams
and do not get the complete which
And incidentally the doctors
might get rest themselves the children
in the
Frequently the paeness really lack OF
enough Sleep with the remedy completely certainly
OF its parents
The formula for bright children summed in this
Plenty OF Sleep much
with moderate o
There day when in winter nothing summer
windows get
in" That is fetish that S exploded.
The only kind OF air night
Physicians nowadays advise and old sleep
windows wide
The plan the involuntary exercise that
is bound to aid recrang the body tissues
Evening journal., 1921-01-08
"BROWN'S IN TOWN"

"RroWn's In Town" a three-acI
comedy. will be presented by the De
lOes Dramatic Club OF this city. at
the New Century Cub on February 3.
This well-known club has given nu-
merous pleasing entertainments in
Wilmington and vicinity. Following
the program there will be dancing
Evening journal., 1921-01-08
DELAWARE CHAPTER BANQUET.

Delaware Chapter, No. I. order OF
the Eastern Star, will hold its BAN
Quet at o'clock next Tuesday even
Ing In the odd Fellows Building,
Tenth and King streets. More than
300 guests are expected TO attend. Fol-
lowing the banquet. there will be an
open installation Of officers.
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GRACE CLEANERS.

Grace Cleaners Young Women S
Foreign Missionary Society viii meet
on Monday evening at the home OF
Miss Lydia Semple, 1905 Washington
street. The devotional service will be
in charge OF Mrs Marvel Phillips.
Mrs. Norris White will present the
program. Tie h0stesses'for the even
ing viii be Mrs Nellie Elliott. Miss
Leigh Wilson, Miss Edna VI. Bullock
and Miss Phoebe Quimby
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TO ATTEND CONVENTION.

Louis Halle, OF this city. vice-pr
ident Of the Amalgamated Leather
Companies. Inc, will attend the meet
ing OF the National Shoe Manufac-
Tors Association next week at Mil
for the Mest.
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MIZPAH CHAPTER DANCE.

Mizpah Chapter, No. ,, Order Of the
Eastern Star, will give a dance early
in February at the New Century Club.
This Is an annual event OF the chap
ter and always proves popular with
many persons Of this city.
Evening journal., 1921-01-08

ed and Union NJ Z. Sunday school
orchestra gave selections. Refresh
ments we're served.
Evening journal., 1921-01-08

One street frock Of castor tricotine
is embroidered with cut steel and
wood heads.
Evening journal., 1921-01-08

! Miss Elizabeth Vernon. 1929 Tainan
street, entertained a number OF friends
at her home on New Years Eve. The
levening was pleasantly spent in games
and dancing. Refreshments We're
] served.
Those present were the Misses
/ Mildred Mcmahon, Catherine Callahan,
I iThelma Georgia, Ruth Wenninger,
| Evelyn 0uillen and Elizabeth Vernon
James Cooper. William Alsentzer,
James Mcmahon, Charles Lewis, Edgar
Wood and Marvin Ewing.
Miss Mary stewart, OF Ashley, en-
tertained a number OF friends at her
nome last evening. Games were play
Evening journal., 1921-01-08

Mrs. n l.. Boyer. president o. the
State Federation OF Momens Clubs.
was the guest OF the New Century
Club at Newark this week. She ad-
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North DanvilIe

Mr.. Rnd Mrs. C. C. Drew and
children visited Mrs. Drew's par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Ander-
son, in Newbury recently
Mrs. Herman Healy and two
daughters were the guests of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Le-
mos from Friday until Sunday.
There was good attendance at
the Halloween social at the
church vestry About $40 was
realized and a very pleasant even
ing enjoyed by all present.
Mrs. James Foshey and daugh-
ter, Elizabeth, of st. Johnsbury
were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. C. c.
Drew and family from Friday I'M
til Sunday.
Wallace Clifford visited relatives
in st. Johnsbury over the week
end.
Clarence Pinkham, who has
been visiting at Fred Carson's for
several days, visited at James Cas-
sady's in Plainfield over the week
end and returned to his work in
Manchester Tuesday.
Lima Carson of Danville was the
guest of her BROTHER, Fred Car
son. over the week end.
Ralph Woodland has moved from
Harold Sykes farm to Mrs. Alice
Chickering's.