Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-26

OF any other nOn-SuHrage Statcs bo hOiu
such n position.
She was the first woman ever invited
to speak on the formal program of the
annual meeting of the Ohio Bar Asso-
citation: the first ever chosen in Ohio TO rep
resent labor union--the Cleveland Street
Railway Mems Union--as arbitrator IN
controversy between employer AID en-
ployes. Again Miss Allen appeared before
the Federal War Labor Board In behald
of the women street car conductors oil
cleveland. Miss Allen won her spurs IN
the Ohio Supreme Court in a case which
established the right of charter cities in
Ohio TO extend municipal suffrage to
women citizens.
Mr.. and Mrs. James b. Hamilton of
Montchanin, Delaware, will have as their
guest for the Easter Season Miss Erma
V Taylo or of Pottsville, Pennsyivania
Miss Taylor, who is the daughter OF Mr.
ard Mrs Leroy c. Taylor, is very popu-
lar among the younger set.
Wills johnson entertained the Wedncs-
day evening bridge club at the Whining
ton Country Club on Wednesday eve
ming.
Mrs. Z. B. Mode had pleasant weekend
guests in Miss Nellie Thackara Of Wood
bury, n. J and Miss Mary Chalfont of
Aultman, Pa.
Mrs. Emory Hukill will entertain ut
cards on Monday afternoon in honor of
Mrs. Helen York.
MIR and Mrs. Alfred Gawthrop, and
Mr. and Mrs. William $. Bergland will
go to Rehoboth for Easter
Mrs. c. 2. NJ. Rumford entertained az
cards on Tuesday evening III honor Of
Mrs. Helen York of Boston, who IS the
guest of Mrs William Corey.
Mr.. and Mrs. W R. Bliss and the Misses
Bliss of burlington. Vermont, are the
guests OF Mr. and Mrs c. ?. Nj. Rum
ford
Professor William III Beacon and Mrs.
Beacon attended the annual convcnt ton
OF the Eastern Commercial Teachers
ASS ociations in New York City tins
week
a wedding OF interest TO Wilmington
ans will take place at the Methodist
Episcopal Church of Delanro, New Jer-
sey, this evening when DIR. Wendell Jones
Burkett, inferno at the Homeopathic
Hospital, and Miss Marjorie Estelle
Nicholson viii be married. Rev. II. l..
Burkett. father Of DR.. Burkctt. viii be
the officiating clergyman. \ reception
will follow the ceremony at the home OF
the brides parents
During the past week the young couple
were surprised with kitchen shower
given for them by the nurses Of the hos
pital Every utensil essential 70 model
kitchen was included IN the number Of
gifts
Mrs. Z. P. Young, Miss Anna Young
and Miss Elizabeth Young are spending
the weekend IN Atlantic City
The family of DR.. F B Manchester is
spending q few days with relatives In
lower Delaware.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard W Edwards
of Monroe. y. Y formerly Of Wilmington
motored to Ocean City, y. J., yesterday
TO spend the Easter holidays. Later they
will visit relatives here.
Music lovers of Wilmington are eagerly
looking forward to the completion OF
the new pipe organ now beng Installed
In St Johns church. Iwenty-hrst ana
Market streets. which viii be the largest
In the state Of Delaware, comprising four
manuals and sixtv-fve speaking stops
and forty couples. NJ. p. Moller Of Ha-
gerstown. Maryland. is the builder and
George Henry DAY, orga 81 OF St. John
CHURCH, the e gner Of tie organ II Is
expected that the Instrument Will be
completed withia the next three weeks.
1t is to be regretted that but two or three
stops will be available for the accompan-
irnent Of the Easter services.
Mrs. :. p. Headrickson and family have
gone to Neltlor for the spring and summer
months.
Miss Joan Easley, supervisor OF music
al the Pennsylvania State Normal School
ct Slippery Rock, Pa, and Miss Laura
Faslev. Latin Instructor of the VIII
ningfon High School, are visiting their
parents. DIR. ard Mrs. James Easley OF
Kenton. Delaware DIR. Easley was al
one time pastor of McCabe NJ. +. Church
Mrs. G. Boyd Hardesty, Jr.. who is
snending a few weeks Wn Pottsvllle, Pa,
expects to return home acxt week.
Mr. and Mrs Leroy Wells and small
son Of Dover were recent visitors.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Dinsmorc spent
the weekend in Sellersville, Pa.
Mrs. Elwood Souder, Jr, and little
Betty Souder will go to New York today
to spend Easter week
Already more tha2 expenses has been
secured on the sale Of tickets for the Mill
tarv Ball on April s, in the ballroom OF the
Hotel du Pont The expectation OF so
many ex-soldiers and numerous officers
and members Of the military organiza-
tions to attend ia uniform, as well as the
women Red Cross workers and nurses,
gives Just the military color needful TO
suggest novel and interesting evening.
The following committee is looking after
the details; Miss Emily p. Bisseu, Mrs.
William c. Blatz, Mrs. J. Danforth Bush,
Mrs. William Coyne, Mrs. William ID.
Denney. Mrs. Pierre s. du Pont, Mrs.
J. Austin Ellison, Mrs James Ginns,
Mrs. Montiefh jackson, Mrs. j. p,
Laffey, Mrs. Thomas W. Miller, Mrs.
Willard Hall Porter, Mrs. Henry z.
Scott, Mrs John ]. Raskob, Mrs. James
r. SkeIly, Mrs William G. Speakman,
Mrs. Weller +. Slower, Mrs. William G.
TAYLOR, Mrs Henry b. Thompson, Mrs.
Charles ToDkis ard Mrs Thomas W.