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Evening journal., 1921-11-23

Mr.. and Mrs Thomas Spence, Mr.
and Mrs Lewis Townsend. Mrs.
Theodore Triggs. Mrs. Ada NJ. Lay
ton, Mrs Julia McCallister, the
Misses Irene Gregg, Francis. Ball.
Emily layton. Ethel Woodward
Ruth McCallister. Alice Farra, Ethel
ia Mullen. John Farra. Arthur and
Samuel McClary, Howard Layton
Harris A. Rodgers, S. l. Fsrrs. Al
phens Little. Francis. Mccsllister,
Rodney l. Norman. Carl Eduard
and James Leslie, Jr.
A social evening was spent on
Sunday evening at the home OF Miss
Susan Clink. New Castle. Those
attending were; the Misses Susan
Clink. Henrietta Lucas, Olive Full
ton. Marguerite Leonard Margaret
Lucas, Nellie Seymour. and James
Bennett, f. Hackadorn. John Gott
Paul ]. Bouiden, Joseph Hackadorn.
George Ciink. G. Miller, and Milton
Wolf. OF Landenberg. Pa The vocal
selections OF the duartette composed
OF Paul J. Boulder. f. Hacka-
dorm. G. Miller and James Bennett
were enioyed
Evening journal., 1921-11-23
CITY BACHELORS
DANCE TONIGHT

The Bachelors Ball win be held
this evening in the ballroom Of the
Hotel dupont This years dance will
be more elaborate than the dances
given In former years. The commit
tee in charge is composed Of sgd
ney Scott. Donald satterthwaite'
Paul ]. Nowland and Henry b.
Robertson. Jr.
The patronesses are Mrs. Bessie
G. dupont. Mrs. Irenee dupont Mrs.
william X. dupont and Mrs. George
A. Elliott, mothers Of the seasons
debutantes.
Among those who will entertain
at dinner tonight before the ball
are Mr.. and Mrs. Robert H. Rich
ards who will give a dinner for Miss
Julia Elliott. The dinner will be held
at the wilmington Country Club.
Mrs. Charles A. Higgins, Mrs. II
Fletcher Brown and Mrs. Walter ]
Laird will entertain at their homes
before the dance.
Evening journal., 1921-11-23
DANCE NEXT FOR
BEACON FOLK

Announcement has been made OF
the dance TO be given by the Beacon
College Club. in the ballroom Of the
Hotel dupont, on Wednesday eve
ming. December 7. The "original
Six will furnish music. Although
this Is an important feature OF the
months activities. much interest is
being centered at this time in con-
nection with the election OF officers
the literary program and entertain
nesday evening December IA. Pres
ent officers OF the club are; Walter
G. Miller president; Laura c.
christy. vice president: Daisy Ford,
secretary; Robert Major, treasurer;
Katherine Bridges, corresponding
secretary.
Prof. d. c. sapp. literary adviser.
is outlining an interesting program
FOR the December meeting, and the
members are now engaged in the
preparation Of the subjects to be
discussed. What promises TO be an
interesting feature Of the program
are the talks 70 be given by mem
bers on, what is our Club Worth
TO the Community" During the
past year. The Beacon College Club
has taken an active part in several
civic matters and these talks will
form an Important topic at this
time
A number OF club members have
Joined the Commercial Spanish
class. TO organize at the Beacon
Business Colleges. and report that
the study of this language is quite
fascinating. The class is being con-
Quoted by L. Dale. graduate Of the
University Of Chile. After the first
Of the year, the class will be started
on a much larger scale.
In addition to the election OF OF.
heers and literary program there
viii be vocal solos. piano solos
reading, and games appropriate 1,
the Christmas season. A Christina
tree will adorn one corner Of th,
meeting room. and other decoration
will put the finishing touches to tn
background.
For those members who like di
Fereity. the December activities o
the club have been specially ar
ranged Those who do not care I
attend TIE dance will be given a
opportbnlfy 70 enjoy themselves o
pecsuaber "A. In ancther manner.
Evening journal., 1921-11-23

OF the church.
The maid OF honor was Miss NIL
dred Buoy. sister OF the bride
and the best man was Professor
Homer Rennie. principal OF 'he
Chester High School. and life long
friend OF Mr.. Slawter. The bride
was dressed in a gown OF white c-n-
ton crepe. with veil, and carried
a shower OF white chrysanthemums.
The maid OF honor was dressed in
pink crepe de chine, and carried
yellow hrysanthemums. The pulpit
was decorated with banks OF palms
The organist was Miss Ida Rey-
nolds. George Irwin, Earl Ash,
cousin OF the groom. william W.
Francis and Elmer Rothwell. broth
ers-in-law OF the groom. acted as
ushers.
Many beautiful gifts we're received
by the couple. who. following a re-
ception at the home OF the brides
parents, left at o'clock for their
wedding trip to Baltimore. Norfolk.
Natural Bridge. Va, and Washing
ion. on their return. they will live
Evening journal., 1921-11-23

You can make quite wonderful
cleansing cream by mixing the fol-
lowing; ounce white wax. ounce
spermsceu. S ounces mineral oil.
u ounces rose water. 40 grains
borax. Is drops oil OF bitter almonds.
Melt the oils and waxes together.
getting them only hot enough to
blend, but not letting them boil.
Warm the rose water slightly. Add
the borax to 1t and then pour this
Evening journal., 1921-11-23

Miss Melva r. Tressler, daughter
OF Mr.. ard Mrs. A. Tressler. 1922
ratnall street, and Herbert Willis, OF
Harrisburg. Pa. will be married at
$40 O'Clock tomorrow night in the
parsonage Of Brandywine M. E.
Church. by the Rev. W. Ernest
Greenfield. The couple will be at
tended by Mr. and Mrs. George NJ.
Grier. The bride will wear blue
satin crepe. with panne velvet hat
to match. and a corsage bouquet OF
sweetheart roses. She will wear a
blue wrap. The bridesmaid will
wear dark brown satin dress, with
panne velvet hat to match, and will
carry Ophelia roses.
Following the ceremony, a recep-
ton will be held at the home Of the
bride, after which the couple will
leave on a trip. They will live at
1922 Tatnall street on their return.
Evening journal., 1921-11-23

X Sl R

for Thanksgiving are MISS craig
Mckay. OF Petersburg. Va. and
chester Lockwood. OF Washington,
d. c.
Mrs. p. S. DUPONT has returned
from a brief trip TO Baltimore and
Washington.
II. b. Warner, who will be seen in
a three-dsys engagement at the
Playhouse, beginning tomorrow and
Mrs Warner, will be the guests OF
DR.. and Mrs. Joseph P. Wales, while
in this city.
DR.. and Mrs. Walter Hunter,
Greenwood. entertained over the
weekend Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Dew
erell Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert II. Herr,
Mr.. and Mrs. william Bulger and
Mr. and Mrs. w. II. Salisbury. OF
Hillcrest, over last weekend.
S. Logan Stirling OF Bismere. will
spend Thanksgiving in New York
City. and on Saturday viii attend
the,Army-Nayy football game,
Mrs. James Burnett Gibbs, OF Ger
mantown, is the. guest OF Mrs. Dan
iel webster Cauhiel. 3rd.
I Miss Emma Hollingsworth OF near
Centrevilie is confined to her home
by illness. -y
Miss Constance de Mesa has re-
turned to Trenton. ~. j., after spend
ing week as the guest OF Miss
Madeline G. Reed.
Mr.. and Mrs w. G. Marshall and
daughter OF Elsmore are spending a
weeks vacation at Lewes. as the
guests OF Mr.. Marshalrs. parents.
r. Harry Phillips. Of. Salisbury
Nd. is the guest OF his brother, Olen
Phillips. rlo
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Poinsett, f. L.
Poinsett, Miss Anna Poinsett. Ser
geant f. Lockman, all OF Columbus
n. j., DR.. and Mrs. Leon Ryan and
Miss J. Little. OF Philadelphia we're
guests on Sunday OF Mr. and Mrs.
William r. Foard. s04 Adams street.
The party made the trip to this city
by automobile.
Mr.. and Mrs. Irving Warner will
attend the Cornell and Pennsylvania
football game on Franklin Field
Philadelphia tomorrow.
Miss Jennie Paige. OF williams
port Pa, is the holiday guest OF Mr
and Mrs. Il. r, Metzger. i..
Mr.. and Mrs. Cicero A. Hoey. o
300 West street, have been enter
taining Mr.. and Mrs. Floy Hoey. o
Shelby. n. C.. who we're married re
Gently In North Carolina. and VIII
are spending their honeymoon II
Washington. Wilmington and New
York. r. - ...
Mrs. Sally J. Bsrden is spendins
few days with Mr. and Mrs John
\. Hudson, at Reheboth.
Mrs. william c. speAkman has
returned from Washington.
.s.
Arthur c. Gluckmsn left today on
two weeks trip TO Pittsburgh, Chi
csgo and Minneapolis.
Miss Sara Townsend win return
tomorrow from New York where she
has spent several days. a-f
Evening journal., 1921-11-23
SUNSHINE CARD PARTY

Under the auspices OF the Ways
and Means Committee OF New Era
Branch. international Sunshine So
ciety. OF which Mrs. George L. Riley
is chairman. card party was held
on Monday afternoon at Sunshine
Hail. The party was one OF a series
which the New Era Branch has been
giving this fall. The prizes were
dainty cut glass spoon trays The
next card party will be held the
middle OF January
Evening journal., 1921-11-23

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Announcement has been made OF
the engagement OF Miss Ruth r.
Davis, daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Homer J. Davis, 2709 Washington
street. and Harry f. Brooks. son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry c. Brooks. 233
North Franklin street. Although no
date has been set for the wedding.
It will probably take place in the
spring.
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Levin an
nounce the engagement OF their
daughter Miss Bessie Levin 10 David
Leshem OF this city. No date has
been set for the wedding.
Evening journal., 1921-11-23
BABY FOR RoCKMANs

Mr.. and Mrs. John Rockman.
1895 Franklin street are receiving
congratulations upon the birth OF a
son. born last Saturday morning
The baby has been named Peter
Sturges Rockman. BEFORE her mar
riage, Mrs. Rockman was Miss Mary
Armstrong. daughter OF Mrs. A. w.
Armstrong. 14o5 Gilpin avenue.
Evening journal., 1921-11-23
Cold Cream VIII Ward
off Winter Chaps

into the oil which has. meantime.
been removed from the heat.
Stir and beat until the mass is
about the consistency OF thiok
cream. Then pour into jars and let
get cold.
You'n fnd the result OF your
effort is a cream so smooth and so
nne that II will easily penetrate the
pores. Of your skin and thus loosen
the srimed-in dirt
Evening journal., 1921-11-23
MEN no ENTERTAIN.

Elsmere Civic Club will meet in
the club house this evening. One OF
the features OF the evening will be
that the men members OF the club
will present a minstrel performance.
The men will also be in charge OF
the social hour.
On Friday evening the Junior
auxiliary OF the club will hold a
reciprocity meeting with the junior
members OF the Bellefonte Civic
Club.
Evening journal., 1921-11-23
CLASS RECEPTION

Mizaph Sunday school class OF
Grace M. f. Church met Monday
evening, at the home OF Miss Anna
Vinson. 1915 Washington street.
The business meeting primarily
concerned local charity work. Mrs.
Lane was elected president 10 NIL the
vacancy caused by the resignation
OF Mrs. Doorbar.
The social hour with Miss vinson
as hostess was most enjoyable.
Evening journal., 1921-11-23
pair OF GLOVES"
WELL PRESENTED
CAST OF CHARACTERS

CAST Of CfAhACIEkc
Mrs. Dolores Aithrop a Merry Widow
............M Miss Helen Miller
BETSY. the maid Miss Louise Hedger
Roland oliver. the successful suitor
........... frederick Griswold
Hon. Henry Belsze. a loser .....
.................J John r. Oakes
Major Arthur Wellington Twombly,
another loser ..... Henry .Wombsly
"A Pair OF Gloves" a comedy
playlet, was presented by the Ora
matte Club OF st. Andrews p. F.
Church. in the parish house last
night, to an appreciative audience
Mrs Mae Beardslee directed tn,
youthful actors DIN their work
Following the play, Mrs. Reards
lee was presented with a beautiful
bouquet OF roses by the members o.
the cast, in appreciation OF her work
A dance closed the evening.
Evening journal., 1921-11-23
FIRE DAMAGES ALTO

The Brandywine fire company
early this morning extinguished x
slight FIRE in an automobile owned
by the Black and White Taxicab
Company. in response to a still
alarm from Twenty ninth and Mar
ket streets. The machine. which was
operated by James Fisher. was szssy
slightly damaged
Evening journal., 1921-11-23
Clubs

Current Events class OF the Wash |,
ington Heights Century Club met.
Monday afternoon in the club house
Current events were given by Mrs
Wilbur L. Sasse- Mrs joseph s
Hamilton gave an interesting paper
on her recent trip To Europe Vocai :
solos we're contributed by Mrs. Ciif-
ford V. Mannering accompanied on
the piano by Mrs. Harry L Gillis- ,
A piano solo were given by Miss f.
Irene Russell At the close of thet
program the hospitality committed
OF which Mrs. Carroll w. Griffith isf
chairman served tea
The Garden Century Club met last
Friday evening. at the home Of Mrs
Harry Dietrick. One OF the fetures
was a paper prepared by Mrs Alice
Steinlein.
on the topic. '-Children's Books
In the absence OF the author, thel
paper was read by Mrs. Frank O.;
Blake, a member OF the club.
Mrs. NJ. W. Hill contributed TO the|
enjoyment OF the evening by giving
vocal selections.
The Sewing Circle OF the Sister
hood OF the Temple Of Truth, pre-
sented a Thanksgiving program this,
afternoon in the Temple. Washing
ton street, near Tenth street Miss
Beatrice l.. Berman gave viohnl
solos with Miss Elsie Altman as ac-
companist and Mrs. Julius Yalisove
gave vocal selections. A paper on
Thanksgiving was read by Mrs. h
L. Keyser. Mrs. Matt Finger also
contributed a paper. ..
Directors OF the Wilmington Sec
/ ton. Council of Jewish Women, will
meet next Monday afternoon at the
/ home OF Mrs. James n. Ginnh, 1905
Boulevard. The council gave sue
cessful card party on Monday afters
noon in the Queen de Dance
Blue Rock Community Club mod
Monday afternoon at the home OF
Mrs. Herbert Herr, Hillcrest. Mrs
! A. Edward Rhodes was in charge u
/ the program. Current events were
given by Mrs. James Walker; piano
/ selections were given by Mrs Clauds
/ f. Brown. An interesting paper en-
titled IT Winter Comes" was given
BY Mrs. Fred L. Johnson. Mrs
! Clarence Crossan, OF Richardson
Park. gave a helpful talk on the
rural schools. At the close OF this
program tea was served
10 n.
bazaar which the club will hold 4
this city on December /, ? and 3 n
the show room OF the Studebakei
Automobile Company, DelawarV
avenue and Tatnall street Mana
attractive gifts of all kinds viii b
offered
Evening journal., 1921-11-23
DOLL SALE

The annual doll sale OF the Junior
Board of the Homeopathic Hospital
will be held next Friday, December
2, in the New Century Club. The
sale will include dolls. fancy articles.
toys. cakes and candy. The sale
opens at IL o'clock. Luncheon will
be served at noon.
Evening journal., 1921-11-23
CHRIsTNIAs SAFE.

A Christmas gift sale viii be held
on Friday and Saturday at the home
OF Mrs. II. p. Brown. SIS West
Twenty-ffth street. Many artistic
and novel gifts will be offered.
There will be a special attractive
line Of crocheted articles and paint
er EiftA
Evening journal., 1921-11-23
PENN. AID GARD PARTY.

Members Of the Women's Aid OF
the Pennsylvania System are work
ing hard to make a success OF the
bazaar which they will hold next
Wednesday in the New Century Club
building. In conjunction with the
bazaar there will be a card party
and luncheon.
Evening journal., 1921-11-23
Born

LANG FAM-To Mr.. and Mrs. John
Iangham- 923 KirSwood street, at
the Delawars Hospital on Noveml
Der 1s a daughter.
GREEN-To Mr. and Mrs Jacob Green,
625 West Fifth street, at the Phys 4
clans and Surgeons Hospital on
November IS. a son.
Evening journal., 1921-11-23
RNNI B'RrTH DANCE

Wilmington Lodge. No. 40 In
dependent order Bnai Birth will
hold its annual ball tomorrow even
ing in the New Century Club. The
committee has arranged a pleasing
program.
Evening journal., 1921-11-23
Immune
Can Editorial by the Society Editor,

remember that the best 10
underweght children
the
me OF the tuberculosis Association.
Right rarely multiply danger in healthy
body maturity determined youth In mid
body turning castron and little be
done o
Evening journal., 1921-11-23
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Miss Marguerite Edith Dougherty,
daughter OF Mr. and Mrs. Daniel
Dougherty, and Eugene Thomas
Hazard. son OF Mr. and Mrs Will
liam Hazard, OF this city, will be
married at o'clock tomorrow ar
ternoon, in st. Paul's r. c. Church,
by the Rev. Edward Higgins.
The bride will be attended by Miss
Helen Keeley, as maid Of honor. Pat
rick Clifford. will be best man.
The bride will wear white satin
and chantille lace and will carry
white chrysanthemums. The maid
OF honor will wear turquoise blue
satin with picture hat Her flowers
will be pink chrysanthemums.
Following the ceremony a recep-
ton will be held at 226 West street
ing on a trip South, the bulk OF their
trip to be spent in Miami. Fla. After
their return they will live at 22s
West street.
On Monday evening the bride-elect
was give, kitchen &ower. Upon
the return af the brlse and groom
TO this city reception will given
in their honor. Both young people
have many friends in this city. Mr..
Hazard is a member OF the Seventh
Ward Athletic Association and OF
the Water Witch Fire Company.
Miss Mae G. Price and Charles c.
Banks, both Of Chesapeake City.
Md, we're married Saturday evening.
in Chesapeake City. by the Rev. o.
ID. Read The bride wore a dark
brown travelling suit with trimmings
Of moleskin and hat TO match. She
carried a corcage bouquet OF sweet
heart roses and violets.
Following the ceremony Mr.. and
Mrs. Banks came to Wilmington.
where they were guests at the Hotel
dupont on SUNDAY they were en-
tertained at wedding breakfast by
Mr.. and Mrs. James n. Hendrixson,
1922 West Seventh street. Covers
were laid for six guests. Following
wedding trip Mr.. and Mrs Banks
will make their home In Chesapeake
City, where Mr.. Banks is in business.
Miss Martina e. sandstrom.
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
/ Sandstrom. iii East Eleventh
street and the Rev. Joseph Karling.
pastor OF the Swedish NJ. +. Church.
will be married in the church this
evening.
Miss J. Margaret. Reuss, 9o2 West
Ninth street and william W Reid.
will be married at $50 o'clock this
afternoon at the home OF the bride
by the Rev. Ellwood W. Jones. Th,
couple will be unattended. TIL,
wedding will be witnessed by onl
the immediate families OF the brid,
and groom and few intimat,
friends. The wedding music will b,
played by Fred s. Smith.
The bride win wear brown bro.
caded velvet and georgette dresi
with corsage or yellow and bronze
ohrysanthemums. Following the
ceremony Mr. and Mrs. Reid will
leave on trip South and upon their
return viii reside At 902 West Ninth
street. p
Miss Marian Margaret Buoy.
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
c. Buoy and J. Raymond slawter.
son OF Mr. and Mrs c. Lewis Slaw-
ter, OF Chester, were married last
! evening in Bethany Baptist church.
by the Rev. Charles c. Earle. pastor
Evening journal., 1921-11-23
IlEATHER w0RKERs 40 pANdF

United Leather Workers Unions
No. 81. SO and "a. viii hold thei1
annual dance in German Hall tod
night. The committee in charEe.I
representing all three locals, hss
prepared pleasing program
Evening journal., 1921-11-23
POSTPONE THIS MEETING

The willing Light Bearers OF First
and Central Presbyterian Church
nave postponed their monthly meet
ing from Saturday. November rs to
Saturday December l.
Evening journal., 1921-11-23
Laundry
tAn Editorial BY The Society Editor

(An Editorial by the Society Edtor) -.
Wilmington o and
shirts Now clothes aundrymans
problem Is how
president OF
This Is the starchless Comfort
make life
son as falling into
Evening journal., 1921-11-23
oRIcrNAL SOCIAL no MEFr.

The Original Social Of Centreville
will meet at the home Of Miss Agnes
Humphreys on Friday night. Follow
ing the business meeting games,
music and refreshments will be en-
toyed-
Evening journal., 1921-11-23
SLIPPER AT Union.

Leola Council. d. OF P. will hold
poultry supper in Red Mems Hail.
Union, tomorrow afternoon and eve
ming. The first table will be served
at $50 o'clock.
Evening journal., 1921-11-23

Many Wilmington families will
entertain relatives over the Thanks.
giving and weekend. A large num-
her OF these out-of-town guests will
attend the Bachelors Ball this even
ing in the Hotel dupont. AmoDx the
guests who will be here are Mr.. and
Mrs. Edgar Hobbs Arnold, OF Green
wich. Conn. who will be with Miss
Helen T. Garrett; Mr.. and Mrs.
Francis /. dupont and Miss Elsie
dupont. OF Philadelphia; Mr.. and
Mrs. George f. Fouike. OF Pennlyn,
Pa. who will be with Mr.. and Mrs. r..
Pau dupont. Mr. and Mrs Benja-
min c. Morris. OF New York, with
Mrs. Elsie Hopes Nesbitt' Mr.. and
Mrs. John Wilcox Donaldson. OF Tar
rytown. n. Y. with Mrs T. Coleman
dupont: Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Reath.
Jr.. OF Philadelphia. with Mr. and
Mrs. Henry 3. Thompson: Mr.. and
Mrs. Paul Wisner. OF summit. N. j..
with the Rev. and Mrs Frederick NJ.
Kirkus: Mr. and Mrs. Louise G. Bis
sell. OF New York. with Mr.. and
Mrs. F. G. Tailman. Miss Barbara
simond with Mrs. Charles Cope
land. -i-.. t-.--
Many Wilmington boys and girls
students. returned home today "a
spend the Thanksgiving holidays
with their parents in this city
Among those who have returned are
Miss Jane Richards, Miss Sophia
dupont. Bryn Mawr College; Hal
leck DUPONT. Massachusetts In
stitute OF Technology; Laird
stabler. Princeton University; VII.
liam d. Hopes. Stone School; Miss
Josephine Wales. Miss. spence
school. New York; Miss Elizabeth
wales has returned from a schoo
located at Stanford. Conn, and the
Misses Henrietta Hopes and Caro-.
lyn Pennington are home from Wash.
ineton, d. c.
Miss Jane Richards. daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs Robert H. Richards
is home from Bryn Mawr College
for tho holidays Charles F. Rich
ards, a student at Yaia. ds also
home with his parents for the hoh-
days s
Miss Pauline dupont. daughter
OF Mrs. william X. DUPONT. viii
have as her house guest over Thanks
giving Day, Miss Brena Hedstrom
Of Buffalo Miss Hannah Elliott and
Miss Mary Nixon, OF Philadelphia
Miss Elliott and Miss Nixon. were
clacqr1,afoa ~ kTqa duponf o.
Westeyer.
Mrs. Robert Livingston Kcster. Jr.
aud son. william Gale Kester, OF New
York City, are visiting Mr.. and Mrs
Edward Gale Jones. OF the Marti
nette Apartment. over the holidays
Mrs Kester will be remembered a
Miss Mae Jones.
Mr.. and Mrs George H. Honecke
and Miss Polly Honecker will en-
tertain over the holidays Mrs
Charles S. Niesley and John Niesley
OF Manhassett. l.. l.. Miss Hofecker
viii give small dinner this evening
before the Bachelors ball and the
house party will attend the Army
and Navy football game on satur-
day.
Miss Helen odeli Wilt give a small
ainner at her home on Friday eve-
ming preceding the BAH OF Mr. and
Mrs. Pierre s. DUPONT.
Miss Jane Marvers house guests
Evening journal., 1921-11-23
BEACoM RECIvEs ID. m. HoMAN

The Beacon College Club is
pleased to welcome into its fellow
ship at this time, Ephraim II. Ho-
man OF Philadelphia, Pa. Mr.. Ho-
man graduated from the Beacon
Business Colleges on May IS, 1918.
taking the bookkeeping. banking and
shorthand courses. He is now secre-
tary 10 Clyde Jackson. A. NJ. pro-
fessor OF Business Administration At
Temple University, Philadelphia,
well known lecturer on business sub
iects and editor-in-chief Of Temple
University Weekly" an official col
lege newspaper. Recently Mr.. Ho-
man was made circulation manager
Of the weekly Previous TO the new
club member becoming aniliated
with Prof Jackson. he was en-
ployed in the civil service.
1t Va. Re recalled tha. Professor
Jackson gave a delightful explsna-
ton Of The American Language" at
the last literary meeting OF the club.
Although Mr.. Homan will reside in
Philadelphia. Il is his intention 10
attend the monthly meetings os The
Beacon College Club and contribute
a share OF his experiences to the
/ success OF the organization. es-
/ pecially in the literary programs.
Evening journal., 1921-11-23
G.. O. p. WOMEN IN
MASS MEETING

A mass meeting Of all Republican
women in the city has been called
for Thursday evening, December /.
at the headquarters OF the Repub-
lican Women's Club, S23 Shipley
street. The women OF the Fifth Ward
will be in charge OF the program.
Educational work will be discussed.
The date OF the bazaar and the
rummage sale which the Republican
women had set for December 1 has
been postponed until December 4. Il
will open on the later date and will
continue for a week.
Evening journal., 1921-11-23

Perkins will reside at 1900 West
Eighteenth street
Evening journal., 1921-11-23
FrsHHR Posr RAKE sAIE

A bake sale will be given on Sat
urday by the Women's Auxiliary OF
the John d. Fisher Post, No. IS,
American Legion. at All King street
Homemade bread, cakes, pies and
other articles will be offered. Mrs
George NJ. Dorsey, Mrs. H. w Lam
bert and Mrs. d. B. Muhlhausen
compose the committees