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Evening journal., 1921-02-23

Word has been received by rela-
tives in this city that Mrs. Preston
Lea and Miss Louise Lea are in
Paris where they will remain for
some time. Mrs. Lea and daughter
sailed for Europe early in January.
Mrs. w. K dupont and daughter
Wilhelmnia, who have been spend
ing some time at Palm Beach. Fla.
as the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. VIII
liam Winder Laird, leave tomorrow
for New Orleans where they will
spend several weeks.
Miss Elinor Vandegrift. who left
this city with members OF the Junior
League TO attend The convention OF
that league in Montreal. Canada,
returned to this city today. She
also spent several days in Brooklyn.
n T.. as the guest OF relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank d. Iackey. of
Wilmington. were the guests at
luncheon yesterday OF Senator l.
Heisler Ball at Washington. Mr..
and Mrs. Iackey stopped off at the
Capital on their way from Hot
Springs, Va.
George A. Elliott. Jr.. a freshman
at Yale has been visiting his par
ents. Col and Mrs George A.
Elliott, 1413 Delaware avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs William f. Corey
spent the Weekend at Atlantic City
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene dupont
are at The Breakers. Palm Beach
Fla. where they Joined General and
Mrs. T. Coleman DUPONT
william NJ. Francis, who returned
from Palm Beach recently, and who
has been suffering from a severe at
tack OF laryngitis. has recovered. He
caught cold on the way north.
Miss Elsie saxton attended tn,
dance given in Dover last evening
Mrs. J. W. Kellum. Of Gordon
Heights. was a recent guest with rel.
atives in Dover.
Mrs. r. IT, Smith, OF Takoma
Park. Washington. has been the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. W. l. Bulger
OF Hillcrest.
Robert Barkley. a Delaware Col
lege alumnus and for several year,
connected with the engineering de
partment Of the Pennsylvania Rail
Evening journal., 1921-02-23

road, has purchased an interest in
the Nash Motor business at Twelfth
and West streets. this city, and will
devote his time to the development
OF that business. He is a grandson
OF Colonel l. N. Mills. for many years
superintendent of the Delaware Di-
vision of the Pennsylvania Railroad,
and a son of John Barkley. who was
one OF Colonel Mills right-hand men
in the management Of that division.
Stanton Hall. Hattiesburg. Miss.
and Charles Anderson. OF Portland
Me-, spent the week -end with Mrs. c
b. Lister. These young men last
week finished taking the entrance ex
aminations to the United States
Naval Academy at Annapolis.
Miss Bertha Welcome, OF the
Women's College OF Delaware. who
has many friends in Wilmington, will
leave college this week and go tc
Philadelphia to qualify herself as a
trained nurse.
Miss Pauline f. Newell. 11O5
Adams street. spent the week lend
with friends in Brooklyn. n. Y.
Mrs Edith King. OF Chester, is the
guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. william E
Foard. sO4 Adams street.
Olean Davis has been visiting
friends in Laurel
Miss Dorothy Whitfield. OF Nor
folk. Va. is visiting relatives and
friends in this city and Newark.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Young. 20.
West street. spent the weekend IL
Atlantic City.
Mrs. Mary L Joseph, OF 111(
Washington street, who is visitin,
relatives at their winter home. neal
Palm Beach. Florida, will return il
the early part Of March.
John Leatham recently spent sew
eral days with friends at Prices
Corner.
Joseph A. Martin has been visitinl
his son at the Bordentown Mnitar,
Academy. Bordentown, n. J.
Mrs. c. Thorpe Martin. Of Belle
fonte, has been spending severa
days in Providence. r. 1.
Coroner Bullock is spending sew
! eral days in New York city.
Evening journal., 1921-02-23
PARENT TEACHERS
EXECUTIVE BOARD

Special 10 The Evening Journal.
MIDDLETOWN. Del. Feb. "a
The state Executive Board OF the
Parent-Teachers' Association met on
Saturday with an ali-day session. nj
the home OF Mrs. John b. Cleaver
the State president. in Middletown
The various committees gave their
reports OF work done, and plans were
made for the State convention. which
win be held in Dover on Saturday.
May IA. the place OF meeting to be
left with a committee of Dover
women. Delegates and alternates
were elected for the national con-
vontion. to be held in Washington.
Four State officers are allowed as
delegates with one additional for
each 500 members. This will give
Delaware six delegates. who are Mrs.
John b. Cleaver. Middletown. State
president; Mrs Howard A. Pool,
Middletown. corresponding secretary
Mrs. Robert r. Lewis, Dover, re-
cording secretary; Mrs. George II.
Wiggn. Townsend. treasurer; Mrs.
Garrett S Harrington. Of Harring-
ton. and Mrs. Harlan NJ wallen, OF
Delmar.
Alternates-Mrs. C. O. Houghton
Newark: Mrs John r. Schunder and
Mrs r. $. Whiteman. of Delaware
city; Miss Mary +. Rich. Newark
Mrs. Annie Snyder. Georgetown. and
Mrs. Robert Holiday. OF Dover.
A delightful luncheon was served
by Mrs. II. S. Fouracre, Mrs. Joseph
Heldmyer and Mrs Elwood Denny
The members of the board present
besides Mrs. Cleaver were; Mrs
John Il. Schunder, OF Delaware City
vice president for New Castle coun.
~; Mrs. Robert T.. Lewis. OF Dover
recording secretary for the State
Miss Mary T. Rich and Miss Eta J
Wilson, OF Newark. Mrs, r. J. White
man and Mrs. w 3. Jester OK Della
ware City; Mrs. Harlan M. Waller. o
Delmar; Mrs. Maud c.. Smith, o
Wyoming; Mrs. Bertha Kimhle, o
! Woodside; Mrs. Elizabeth l.. Nutter
ef Milford: Mrs r. l.. Holiday. Mrs
Warren Mack. OF Dover; Mrs. Gar
rett S. Harrington. Of Harrington
vice president for Kent county; Mrs
1 Robert Holiday. of Dover; Mrs. 7
I b. Lightner. OF New Castle; Mrs
John Il. Walker, OF st Georges; Mrs
Hiram Pleasanton, OF Odessa; Mrs
/ II. a. Pool, Mrs. Julian II. Foard an
/ Mrs. Alfred NJ. Chamberlaine, o
MiddletOWn
Evening journal., 1921-02-23
WEAR COLONIAL .
COSTUMES HERR

The Children of the Americ IN
Revolution held a Washington cee-
bration and dance on Saturday, In
the New Century Club. The parlcFs
were filed with many guests WHO
heard the excellent program viii n
had been arranged by Miss Hehp
Scott and Miss Dorothy Roone I.
Much to the delight Of all present,
both the Rev and Mrs. George ?.
Hall we're among the guests, ald
took part in the exercises Of tie
afternoon.
The program was as follow i:
Prayer. the Rev. George c. Hall;
singing. America; salute to Ire
flag; song. Blue Hens Chickens L;
recitation. Miss Mabel Fuller; reas-
ing, Miss Helen Scott; recitatio ,.
Master Dick Bond; recitation. Mi is
Virginia Rooney; song. Miss Alife
Bond; recitation. Miss Isabel "A
Carswell: sons. Billie Bond; minli-
ct, sung by Miss Marion Lednuih,
accompanied by Miss Marget Mi J.
dleton and danced by Alice Boni J.
Alice Huxley. Betty Russell ard
Adelaide Russell; recitation, Mi +
Helen Bond; patriotic song; recits-
ton. Miss Dorothy Rooney; rea'l-
/ ing. Miss Mary Jefferis; duet, sax I
phone and piano. Catherine ard
/ John williams; piano solo, Mi ls
Annette Fuller; song Of thanks.
Mrs. George c. Hall. who twelve
years ago was instrumental in brinii-
ing TO Delaware the first thought NJ
forming a chapter of the Childrer
Of the American Revolution, ga (
an interesting talk and praised Il \
young people in the work accorf-
plished since the chapter was o.
ganized. Several musical selectiois Is
were given by the Junior" Roof
eys. Many of those who took pal
in the program wore colonial COZ
tunes. Mrs. william Bond wore a
beaver hat that was imported fron
England for her great, great grani J.
mother She also had an heirloe n
lace shawl and a cameo pin that W 4
120 years old.
Miss Helen Scott and Miss Dor ,
thy Rooney were dressed in heit
loom dress OF black and lavendfi
satin. Miss Scott also wore antiq !
jewelry and a paslie shawl viii
belonged in her mothers family
Miss Alice Bond wore her granl
mothers wedding dress.
All the songs thar we're sung ,
composed by Mrs. William V. Borp
who directs the work Of the Oh
dren OF the American Revolution \,
this city. Following the prograr g
dancing was enjoyed.
A silver Offering was taken dAr
ing the afternoon for the purcha
OF a silk flag.
Wd-n how ,Pl
Evening journal., 1921-02-23
SONS
DINE TOMORROW

Numerous acceptances have been
received for the annual dinner of
the Maryland Society Of Delaware,
which will be held at the Hotel
dupont tomorrow night. The COM
mittee has been disappointed be-
cause Irwin S. Cobb. magazine
writer and humorist. win be unable
TO attend. He had been expected to
speak. but has found at the last min
ute he cannot visit Wilmington to-
morrow night. The speakers are ex-
pected to be Governor William ID.
Denney. OF Delaware; Governor AL
bert c. Ritchie, Of Maryland; Bishop
Philip Cook, Senator L. Heisler Ball
Senator J. o. Wolcott and Judge
Williams, Of Baltimore.
Evening journal., 1921-02-23
Clubs

The Claymont Woman's club will
hold special meeting at SIS
o'clock tomorrow evening at the
mont. Mrs Earl c. Comegys, chair
man OF music. has arranged an in
teresting program OF music. Mrs.
Charles r. Grimth. State chairman
OF music for the Federated Clubs.
will speak on American Music"
with illustrations by Miss Barbara
Bach. Each member OF the club is
privileged to bring a gnest Men
guests will be welcomed.
At the meeting OF the Blue Rock
Community club held on Monday
afternoon at the home OF Mrs. j.
Dickinson, It was announced that
the club will give dance at the
New Century club, this city, on
Wednesday evening March 16.
Dancing will be held from until
O'Clock, the music to be furnished
by the Original Six Orchestra. The
/ proceeds OF the dance will go toward
the club building fund. The dance
will be informal and will be under
the auspices OF Mrs Thomas j..
Mowbrays team.
Current events at the meeting
were given by Mrs. Lorenza Bradley
and Mrs $. ID. Strickland. A book
review was given by Mrs. Leslie F.
Hatford. which was greatly enjoyed.
A paper on Abraham Lincoln" was
given by Miss Elizabeth Speakman.
and Mrs. James n. Scott. regent of
the Caesar Rodney Chapter OF the
/ Daughters OF the American Revolu-
tion. spoke or George Washing
ton" The program was arranged by
Mrs. Norris Smith. who is chairman
for the entire year At the close OF
the afternoon. tea and cake was
lserved by the hostess. Mrs. Diclin-
son. assisted by Mrs. Thomas J.
Mowbray and Mrs. John Kenum.
At the meeting OF the Marshallton
Civics Club last Thursday it was de-
cided to hold an entertainment in
the Marshallton School House on
March 3. The program will be fea-
tured by dialogues entitled; Those
Husbands of Ours" and mot a
Man in the House" The Marshall,
ton Reserve Corps will contribute a
part of the program and there will
be an elocutionist from Philadelphia
Mrs. Otto Miller. Twenty-second
l and Pine streets. entertained tho
Woman's order National Associa,
ton OF Retail Druggists last eve
ming. Mrs. p. a. NJ Rowtu read
"The Life OF Washington" which
was written in an attractive manner
in verse form
, Mrs. Norman Q. Downes read q
| paper on Washington. and Mrs. ID
I. McColley gave a history OF Mt
Evening journal., 1921-02-23
PIE SOCIAL AT SCOTT.

A pie-and-milk social will be gike
by the Sunday-school classes o
Miss Sadie NJ. Cavender and Ossa
b. Lank, OF Scott NJ. E. Church. 10,
Friday evening in the church. S,v
enth and Spruce streets. There sil
be for sale pie. milk. ice orei Ia
cake candy and salted peanuts. Nh
proceeds will be given to the ms
sionary collection Of the Sund. II
school. Tickets are being sold I,
members OF the Sunday-school h
the event and may be purchas /,
also at the church on Friday evs i
ing. "
Evening journal., 1921-02-23

Vernon. the home OF Washington.
Mrs. Edward Young read extracts
from the life of Washington, by
Doctor Crane.
Following the readings a musical
and tea were held. Mrs. Downes
presided at the entertainment, in
place OF Mrs. J. o. Bosley. the pres
ident. who is i'll.
The next meeting OF the order will
be held at 1909 jackson street on
March .. Mrs. W. +. Lee, presi-
dent OF the Philadelphia Chapter
No. G. win be present at that meet
ing.
The Mizpah Bible Glass OF Rich
ardson Park NJ. +. Church gave a
musical and literary entertainment
last evening in the church. The
following interesting program was
given, selections by the Richardson
Park Sunday School Orchestra;
prayer by George Pierce; violin solo
by Mrs Leroy Work; reading by
Miss sara Matthews; selection by
the Epworth League choir. Follow
ing the program swat" social
was held in the basement of the
church, which was decorated with
flags in honor of Washington
birthday. At the close Of the enter
tainment Mrs. George Stevens
teacher OF the class made an appeal
for new members.
Current Events Glass OF the New
Century Club httingly observed
George Washington's Birthday yes
terday. There was an unusual anC
delightful amount OF music, boti
vocal and instrumental. Mrs. JuliaI
Adair's colonial group Of songs wa
received enthusiastically.
To a violin obligato by Mrs. Fran
els Work. Mrs. Adair sang also. &C.
Long for You" by Handy. and -
Romance" by Mary Knight Wood
Mrs. Charles f. Griffith was ac
companist at the piano.
"a Valentine story" suggested b'
few lines OF Marguerite Wilkin
son. was effectively told by Mrs
Floyd +. Booth.
A picturesque feature OF the morn
ing was the appearance Of "Georg'
Washington" and "Betsey Ross.
who appeared in colonial costume
After much discussion it was Learned
that the noted visitors were Charlie
+. Ernst and Mrs. Carlton T. Bridg
ham.
Mrs. Edgar r. Fell read extract
from Colonel Washington's addres
upon his acceptance in l775 of hi
commission as commander-in-ch
of the colonial armies. conferred b,
the Continental Congress. with tn
utmost sincerity" he declared, Il d.
not feel equal 10 the responsibility.
From Mrs. J. Coleman Bentley
review OF Current Events man,
interesting facts were cited.
Evening journal., 1921-02-23
ALuNNAE RANorEr.

The February meeting Of the viii
mington high School Alumnae will
be held next Monday evening. in the
rose room OF the Wilmington Din
ing Room. 713 Market street. Sup
per win be served at 6 o'clock. T..
Warren Green. attorney. the guest OF
honor. viii talk on the New City
Charter" DIT. Victor ID. Washburn
will give a short address on the
city school bill.
Each member OF the association
has the privilege OF bringing a guest
10 the banquet. Men as we'll as
women guests will be welcome Re
quests should be sent not later than
tomorrow 10 Miss Margery ID. Rob-
inson, corresponding secretary. 307
West Twenty-second street, phone
$751;.
Evening journal., 1921-02-23
WOINEN WANT 7
LEGISLATION

Mrs. r. r. Bach. Mrs. T. G. Sehle
Mrs. Frank c. Hughes, Miss Nhhe
Golding. Mrs. Thomas c. Mum. Ms.
Clara Southwick and Miss Hher
Hart Of the Wilmington Leaguy OF
Women Voters. will so to Dover. to.
morrow. The Legislature will be. ad.
dressed by Mrs Maud Wood Iiarb
and Mrs. Clifford Pinchot. who vii
speak in advocacy OF welfare ;ant
reform bills now pending.
Mrs Park and Mrs. Pinchot will
address the Delaware League1 o,
Women Voters at 3 o'clock torlor.
row afternoon, at a tea to be etter
by Mrs. Henry Ridgely. All 'ths
above guests will attend the tea. Ina
have the pleasure Of meeting Nh,
distinguished visitors.
Evening journal., 1921-02-23
p d II & lie S

Robert n. Hendrickson, S04 North
Adams street. celebrated his four
teenth birthday anniversary on Sat
urday evening at the home OF his
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. William E.
Foard. Many little friends of Rob
ert helped him celebrate the occa-
sion. Much to the delight Of those
present, Miss Blanche Steptoe and
Master Hendrickson danced the
sailors hornpipe and the Highland
fling
The guests included the Misses
Frances Baylis. Carrie Gray, Lydia
Steptoe. Blanche Steptoe, Letitia
Hart, Mary Wooten. Agnes Thoms.
Romanie Robinson, Mary Robinson.
Eta Weaver and Mary Cole. Charles
Ludecke, of Philadelphia; John and
James Cole. Lester Baylis, Warren
Taylor, Harold Frame, Gene Saville.
Cleatis Finnan, BUS" Weaver, Mer-
rill Hendrickson and Robert Hem
erickson.
Mizpah Sunday School Glass.
composed OF young married women.
gave New England dinner in
Grace Church House on Monday
evening. Husbands Of the class
members were guests.
Mrs. J. =. Broughall was toast
mistress. DR.. J. W. r. Sunwalt
opened the program with a few in
teresting remarks Mrs. J. W. r.
/ Sumwalt, teacher OF Mizpah class.
| gave a short address of welcome to
| the husbands of the members. Short
talks were given by Mrs. J. c. Bent
ley, president OF the class; W. F.
Nan Ripper and Jay W. Miller j. c.
/ Bentley added to the program with
a number Of interesting jokes.
After the regular business meeting
n social hour was spent. Mrs. A j.
Wertz was chairman OF the COM
mittee.
Mrs. Margaret /. Fulton, OF 1900
West Sixth street, entertained at
cards from to s o'clock yesterday.
1 Those present were Mrs. John 3.
English, Mrs. Joseph A. Martin, Mrs.
Walter r. Hall, Mrs. c. f. Gray,
Mrs. Clarence NJ. Dillon. Mrs. II. T.
Price and Mrs. Elizabeth Schultz.
A Washington's birthday party was
given last evening at the studio of
Miss Kate A. McClafferty by a
junior dancing class. which meets
on Thursday evenings from until 8
O'Clock. Music was furnished by
Miss Beckley's orchestra. The little
ladies were dressed in costumes ht-
Mrs. William Gamble. Mrs. Arthur
James, Mrs. Charles 3. Middleton,
Mrs. Frank McCardle and Mrs. l..
Tail.
The children Of the members OF
the Washington Heights Century
Club We're delightfully."- entertained
yesterday by Mrs William X. Brad
ford. who told historical and pa
ltriotic stories. The story hour prov
ed so popular with the large num-
Der OF children that a storytelling
hour will be given on Saturdays. the
hour TO be announced at a later time.
The Nightingale Club was enter
tanned on Sunday evening ar the
home OF Mrs. Harry Kaufman, Of
$40 West Sixth street. Musical se-
lections were given by the Misses
Bertha Gold and Sylvia Weine.
Among those present were Edna
r. Fisher. Beatrice Miller. Ida ST.
mon. Lillian Willer Katie Rubin Ed
ma Kaufman. Elizabeth Handelman
Esther Weintraub, Bessie Levinslxy,
Esther Slonsly. Sylvia Weiner, Lens
Evening journal., 1921-02-23
MISSION STUHY CLAss.

Mrs. Charles r.. Pancoast. OF Ger
mantown. addressed the Mission
Study Glass in st. Andrews parish
house on Monday morning. The
class, which is being held weekly
during the Lenten season. is increas-
ing rapidly in membership. Every
parish in this city was represented
at Mondays meeting. and there We're
parishioners from Delaware City
and New Castle. A welcome is ex-
tended to the public to attend the
meeting next Monday morning.
Evening journal., 1921-02-23
sT. LUKE's RUMMAGE SALE.
STATE ID. A. r.
HERE TOMORROW

The annual conference OF the
Daughters Of the American Revolu-
ton will be hold tomorrow in the
New Century Club. In will be an all
day meeting. the morning session
opening at 10 o'clock. Mrs. s. NJ.
Council, State regent, will preside.
The morning will be devoted TO rou-
tine brsiness, readings OF reports
and election OF officers. Luncheon
will be served at ! o'clock. Mem
bers and guests OF the ID. A. r.
throughout the State will attend.
Evening journal., 1921-02-23
GIRLS CLUB MEETING.

Special to The Evening Journal
NEWPORT. Feb. 23.-The Ne 1
port Baking and Sewing Club n
at the home of Mrs. J. G. Justis =
Thursday afternoon. Miss Jessi
Townsend sang club songs.
The club held a bake at the hon
Of Mrs. Charles Long. on satur, b
morning, from which SIS Va
cleared.
Evening journal., 1921-02-23
g.. o. p. WOMEN TO
HEAR OF CHARTER

The City Committee OF Republican
Women has arranged as a special
program for tomorrow night talk
on city government and city charters
II. w Dodds. secretary Of the Ma
tional Municipal League, Will be the
speaker The meeting is a woman's s
meeting. and will be held i'm the as
semby hall OF the odd Fellows
Building. Tenth and King streets. All
interested Republican women are in
vited.
Evening journal., 1921-02-23
To ENTERTAIN Nd NrEAp.

Mrs. Hollyday S. Needs. Jr.. will
entertain the Vic Mead Hunt Club at
dinner on Saturday evening al the
home OF General and Mrs. T. Cole
man dupont. sos Broome street
This will be the last meeting Of the
club season. Since the club was or
ganized in the early fail. many pleas
ant social activities and a number OF
successful runs have been enjoyed.
Evening journal., 1921-02-23
births S

BIRkE-To Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Bunk
W. Lancaster avenue, on February y
a daughter.
BAIRD-To Mr.. and Mrs Preston 4
Baird, 1904 Washington street on n
ruary 10, a daughter.
B0OTH-To Mr.. and Mrs. william, L
Booth, Jr, Rockford Road. on Febu
airy n, n son.
cOLLiER-Io Mr.. and Mrs. Geo
Collier. OF Trenton. n J., al the ma
ware Hospital, on February IS
daughter.
Hambsch. 1904 Lowering axenne !.
February 10. a son 7
Evening journal., 1921-02-23
CIUD STppTR

A Martha Washington supper will
be held tomorrow evening by the
Bellefonte Civics Club, at the home
Of Mrs. G. T. Morris. The first table
viii lie served at $50 O'Clock. The
supper is open to the public Mrs
Fred Messick is chairman of the
Evening journal., 1921-02-23
HAS PARTY ON
s7TH BIRTHDAY.

With her children and their fam
lilies and a few friends gathered at
reunion. Mrs. Mary A. Krauss OBJ
served her eiEhty-seventh birthday
anniversary at her home near Ris-
ing sun. Nd. on last Friday De-
spite her advanced age. Mrs. Krauss
is enjoying health.
At the reunion were her daughter,
Mrs Annie NJ. Bayne. with her hus-
band and family, Of this city; her
son. Harry b. Krauss. clerk in the
Office OF the Recorder of Deeds. with
his wife and family; her son, Roland
Krauss, Of Baltimore, and her sons,
James F. Krauss and c. Z. Krauss.
and her daughter, Cora a. Krauss,
who live with her; and Purnell
Jones, Of this city.
-O--O-
ST. LURE'S RUMMAGE SALE.
The Ladies' Auxiliary OF ST. Luke's
Reformed Episcopal Church viii
hold a rummage sale tomorrow al
ia Tatnan street
Evening journal., 1921-02-23
W. II. c. c. BAKE.

The membership committee OF the
Washington Heights Century Club
will hold bake at the clubhouse.
$500 Boulevard. on Saturday morn
ing. beginning at $50 o'clock. Home
made cakes. pies, rolls and other
dainties will be offered. These ar
ticles will be priced with due regard
TO the low cost OF living.
Evening journal., 1921-02-23
WeddinpS.

Miss Hilda Austin, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel r. Austin. Of
Delaware City. and Norman Bender,
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Elijah Bender.
Of Summit Bridge, were married
last evening in the parsonage Of
Trinity NJ. r. Church, by the Rev.
+. II. Collins.
After a wedding trip. Mr.. and
Mrs. Bender viii reside on a farm
near Summit Bridge.
Evening journal., 1921-02-23
DANCE, BRIDGE
FOR YOUNG FOLK
snecial 10 No Evenlng Journal


Special to The Evening Journal.
NEWARK, Del, Feb. 23.-Mrs.
Charles j. Affleck, of Norfolk. Va,
gave a dance and bridge party at the
home OF her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
George Carter. in South College ave-
nue.. on Monday evening in honor OF
Miss Dorothy X. Whitfield, Of Nor
folk. who has been visiting relatives
and friends in Newark and Whining
ton.
All Of the young men present are
members Of the Sigma Phi Epsilon
Fraternity, while most OF the young
women present are students at the
Women's College OF Delaware or
otherwise connected with the col
leges.
The guests were Misses Dorothy
X. Whitfield, Helen c. Fisher. Ruth
z. Guyer, Madeline Dixon, Margaret
Mofitt. Marion Hatfield. Dora Law
Helen Groves. Olive Heiser, Helen
Steele. Anne Gallaher. Eleanore
Duffy. Ethel Campbell. Emma Low
EFT and Virginia Montgomery; Will
lard Triggs. J. Bayard Briggs, M. A.
Aiken. Joseph Fairbanks. Arthur
Spaid. Draper Smith. William Fred
erick. William Stewart, Robert
Stewart. William Jacobs, Richard
McMullen. David r. Almond, Jr.
Walter d. Smith. Robert NJ. Foulk
Walter d. Holton. j. Howard Harper
James Tnghman. Mr.. and Mrs. Lev
X Bowen and Mr.. and Mrs. George
Carter.
The dancing and card playing were
followed by refreshments.
Mrs. Affleck and Miss Whitfield re-
turned TO Norfolk today.
Evening journal., 1921-02-23
ARNnIAs FRAr pANCE.

The Armmas Frat Club. Of New
port. will give the first Of a series
of dances and entertainments in the
Masonic Hall. Newport. on the even
ing Of March 4. The committee is
planning many novel features.
Evening journal., 1921-02-23
BABY ALLcORN.

Mr.. and Mrs. George W. Allcorn.
of Christiana. are receiving con-
gratulations on the birth Of
laughter, Clara Marie.
Evening journal., 1921-02-23
TO SING ANiIKAnnr

The Westminster Glee club N
present THE Mikado" in the N
Century Club on Thursday event |
April "a. Frederick w. Wyatt
director OF the club.