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PAINTER, paper1anger, work guaranteed.
reasonable, reference, desires position
Urbach, s4g Southern Boulevard.
PAINTER wants work; owner, private; city.
country a. Hermann, 139 East SD.
PORTER colored; 10 years reference from
last place Benton, 1888 Sd av.
SALESMAN Wishes to represent Ilt4n or
rnanutn ncturcT % Reliable rrt'~f~. con1friaH
sion basiss 80 Herald HerslH 90
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DSESSMARER.-Artis gowns, advanced
styles expert remodelling; daily. Miss Ar
rnttage, Columbus 100s0.
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FARM manager. married, no children; capa-
BILE taking charge and conducting farm or
estate on business basis. 179 Herald, Her
aid
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BROADWAY, 36SS (152d st.)--Tel 0G3S Aud;
quiet sunny room. electricity, steam; gen.
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A beautifully furnished room IN refined pr,-
vate home; breakfast; business couple or
man paving guest. Apt. 81 RiXerslde e4on.
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FARM foreman. working; full charge; Amer
ican married; life experience: personal
reference. 1042 Herald, Fulton st.
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APARTMENTS FURNISHED.


61sT ST.. 10 West tine Pasadena), corner
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. elevated and subway,
newly decorated, two rooms and bath over
looking park; linen, light and maid seTyiSs SaSs
monthly; restaurant In building. Columbus
4i00
39TH ST.. park av.-Elegant, sunny large
rooms kitchen, light bath; ~ =. tnoIen5i ,ro1d
remain; suitable bachelor. couple, doctor;
privacy. Telephone Murray Hlll 6l92
55TII ST.. rs west.-Eegantiy furnished
apartment, rooms, bath; reasonable REM:
GOTH ST. 10 WEST-Will lease uutIl Sep
tenber beautifully furnished . room apart
rnent and bath; baby grand piano, maid ser
vice. immediate possession; $3.50 per month.
SEQ MRS. MUM.
18th, 8 WEST.-LUXURIoUsLY FURNISH
ED, TWO ROOMS, bITcHENTTE SUITS,
COMPLETE HOUSEKEEPING, DISHES,
LINEN. SILVER: PRIVATE BATH, LAVA
TORY: WEEKLY, MONTHLY; REASON
ABLE.
S6TH. $50 W.-sublet . rooms and bath,
ltitchenette, private telephone furnished,
modern equipment; piano, victrola, ell con-
Venlences. Telephone mornings for appoint-
ment Schuyler -6i2.
S6TH ST. 200 W.-fligh class elevator apart
nent, daintily furnished, rooms; player
plano, Victrola; TO suitcase to October J..
Apt 20.
1llTH. 507 W.T. rooms. elegantly furnished,
elevator apartment. FINLEY, Cath. 6Soo
144TH ST, West. near Broadway rooms,
Oriental rugs. mahogany furniture; inlrae-
diate possession. Phone Sunset 300.
10th. 4os w. capt. CO. room elevator
apartment; newly furnished: reasonable.
Phone $500 Audubon
$50 WEST 18TH ST.--'rwo rooms, comfort
ably furnished every convenience; reason
able rent; in private dwelling.
15lST. 6l2 W.-Seven rooms, elevator, player
piano. victrola. Audubon 1882
532 West 11lth.-3 room, ktchenette apart
ment. attractively and completely furnish
ed; outside pleasant rooms; to october J;
reasonable; references required. Apt As.
Borough OF Brooklyn.
FLsTBUSH.-oiay to October, rooms; 20
minutes from lower New York: references
required. Telephone Flatbush sec.
New Jersey
APARTMENT. furnished or unlUyrlshed,
short or long term; S rooms. all light; low
rent compared ~ " prices; best residential
section. GRUAINIoN, 636 Mount Prospect
ay,. Newark. n. J.
FOR summer fl Elizabeth, \. j.. five bed
rooms, large living room, upper porch. with
couch. hammock, gas range, electric ap-
pliances, all conveniences; adults only. J
81 Herald, Herald SO.
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SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALE


Cooks, Sc.
COOK. excellent iaundress: private Amori-
can family, Christian people: New York
city preferred. best references From q 10
~ only, Brown. 341 W 3tth ST.
COOK. first class. wishes position 10 cook
for family afternoons, 4-s .30 q 80 Herald
Herald 50.
COOK. Norwegian. professional cook snd
butler, lunchoons, teas, dinners, work 10.
rethcr or Teparate. Schuyler 1i5T.
COOK and housework with 10 months old
babyli would like position IN country
Write W., 422 columbus av.
COOK, Swedish. country preferred; other
Plaza 1900
COOK. Swedish. first class. wants days
work; best references. Rhinelnador 6700.
Extension 2.
COOK, experienced. c3iored woman. sleep
home. Audubon 1892
COOK, good. for tis country. references:
private family. 400 W s6th st.
COOK: German woman, Wishes position
Npril ~ Larl 90 n, 9th st
COOK, experienced. city, country. good ref
srsrcsss sA7 u. aga. Garrison.
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JAPANESE, excellent cook, butler; satisfac-
tion proven IN every way; references.
Maya, a. Prospect place.
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DRESSMAlSER, artist; remodelllng like
new; home, out. Mills Phone mornings
Lenox ST06.
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DressmaIsers. sean,stresses < SIlIlin.r..
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JAPANESE chauffeur, mechanic; thor
oughy experienced; careful and competent
driver references wishes position: city.
country. Suechi, 146 West 65th
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DRESSMAKER, excellent filter, designer
any gowns; remodcllng; reasonable.
Fischer, 1929 Lexington av Rhinelander $3.50.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

CREDITORS ~ Harry Goldberg. fruit mer-
chant, are hereby notified "a cali y.,thip
five days. Business, 0og W. iT7th 81.
s. PERRY.
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Above seth st.-5th Az. to East River.

Above 59th St.--otli Ay. to East River.
APARTMENT. four rooms and bath, steam,
hot water; parquet floors; $3.50 month.
7i2 Madison av.. at 63d 81.
WILL SELL THREE YEARS LEASE
OF two newly renovated apartments in eleva-
tor apartment houses: spendidly located
upper East Side, close to 9th av. immediate
possession: one Of three rooms and bath
street floor rent $50 per month (worth $1oOl
price 81 100 One of rooms diving room &c
Il. long, rent $f05 per month (worth 5000
price $2,T00; quick action necessary. Tele-
phone Samuel r. O'Connor. 3403 Cortlandt,
Singer Building.
% East s3d 81. Corner Madison Av)-Two
and three room and bath MISUNDERSTANDING
apartments; elevator; select neighborhood.
HARRIS, vOUGHT q CO.. East 10th -.
nth sT., 112 E.-Elegant modern apart
ment. 2 rooms, bath Suitable dental parlor
floor).
SID II East (near 9th av.).-Attractive >
large rooms, bath, foyer. fireplace. $i20;
lease; viii redecorate; unfurnished or fur
nished open for inspection. Phone Lenox
SSH.
ODD, ca East--Lense part apartment. bust
ness women; telephone, kitchen. Lenox
1896
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GARDENER-Any one desiring the Bervices
OF an experienced gardener or gardeners by
the day. week season may call or write
Harry RaYer. 900 Reid av.. Brooklyn. ". u.
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APARTMENTS WANTED.

Unfurnished.
FAMILY OF four would like TO rent or 6
unfurnished rooms In private house, upper
Manhattan or Bronx. Fl f400 Herald, Har-
lem.
HOUSE or Z or room apartment; refined
coored family wants 10 rent. Prospect 5246.
or rooms; improvements Bushwick. Glen
dale. Richmond Hill adults. Prospect 1915.
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aiAN-An elderly Christian. living alone, de-
sires a position OF trust; has had many
years experience with New York Stock Ex-
| change firms IN their stock and bond de.
| partments; moderate salary would be agree
| able: can furnish the best Of references. ii
! ha Herald. Herald 50.
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JAPANESE, experienced, speaks good Eng
lish, only first class butler or as house
Keeper for small apartment. Il. Monkey.
3I1 Lexington av., city.
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JAPANESE butler, experienced, wishes po-
sition; also drive car. Matsuura, S2s East
57th.
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| GARDENER, florist, single. thoroughly eI
| perienced flowers. fruit, vegetables, land
scape work. wishes position as head gar
| dener, gentleman's place: best references.
n NJ Herald. Herald guuare,
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JAPANESE student wants position: school
boy; wages no object. Nasu. 500 9th az.
JAPANESE student wants position as use
full butler. sOshma, 500 9Th av.
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Nem Jcr.e,-sale OF RENT.

AT Mountain station. South oranso-New
Colonial room house. all trnprovemehts'
ssl goo on especially sP easy ag terms @ork TEL
Si63 Granercy. 2
BEAUTIFUL villa in fine exclusive residen.
tial section Of New Jersey; plot l3oxZoo
floors and trim; modern garage; MOVERS
trees, &C.: $4,000; easy terms; snort COM
rnutng distance. NILNEAR, Fanwood'
y. j.
BEATTIFUL villa. restricted section. large
plot: IL rooms porches, flowers, trees all
improvements. newly decorated; snort com, com
$4,000, balance 500 easy terms. ''vIL-
NEAR" Fanwood, y. J.
BOUND BROOK, \. J.-5 choice lots, $3.50
cash. Phone Audubon 80. --
CLiFFsIDE PARIl-six rooms and bath: LOT
s7xi0o. all improvements; fine neignoot-
hood: 80 minutes trolley and ferry 70 Times
square 81 900. DENNIS. Sidney. y y.
DEATH CAUSES THE OFFER OF this
$50, 600 home for only $4,000, or furnisnea ls.
complete for sci 600: 10 rooms, 4 baths
ftiled). oak floors, asbestos roof; cork tile
floor in buffers pantry, kitchen and closets
furniture 70 include linens. Oriental rugs
library, pictures, solid silver, china, glass
ware, kitchen utensils (alunlinuni>. enameled
range, vapor OIL stove, mahogany furniture,
hair mattresses. electric lamps. eoucnes' s
wood, &c, &C.; house 3Sx3S IT., lot 5ux1I6,
with car garage; shrubbery, trees. &C.,
solid porcelain fittings In kitchen and bath
rooms; wonderful heating system (steam)
artesian water; located in Farmingdale.
New Jersey, 70 minutes from Jersey City by
Jersey Central r. II. II you find this ad-
vertisenlent overdrawn In the least / will
give the house to any charity YOU name.
Offer Is unique and genuine. Good for sum
rner or year round home. Photos on
guest. g. o.. Box 2l2. Farrningdale. =. j.
DEAL, New Jersey--Three story modern
residence. with garage: price 500. 000 rent
furnished 5000 for summer season. PEASE
EI.LIMAN. 80 Madison av.
ENGLEWOOD.-Moder room house steam
neat, electricity: oak floors: good "a now;
1900 ARTHUR. II John st, New York
ENGLEWooD-Setti estate, 10 acres.
sLone house: sacrifice. Owner, Muir Hill 1859.
MOUNTAIN LAKES properties and farms.
EDWARD J. CAH1LL. Boonton, y. J.
NEW tapestry brick Colonial house : rooms
baths. steam heat, open fireplace, re-
stficted neighhorhood: plot T0xa50; well
shaded; sale only; sacrifice price; easy
terms. WALSTRUI, GORDON & FORMAN
40 Broadway, New York. or Ridsewood,
RIDGEwOoD. y. J.-Three acre country
nome, room house, all improvements;
four room bungalow, largo garage, barn,
chicken coop. fruit trees, station: all
f0T $4,000. cash 5000, y 90.
from 70 200 acres, around Paterson. y. ].
Apply to CHRIS DE ROSTER,
lsi Carbon St, Paterson, y. J.
WE will build Immediately ). 6, room
houses, all improvements. open fireplace,
tile bath II you buy two or more lots 25x1O0:
price $3.50 beautiful country ~ minutes out
W. W. LYONS BUILDING DEPT, l10 w
2ttl ct. room 500.
Misccilaneous-Saie or Rent.
49,.
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Miscellaneous--Sale or Rent.

WASHINGTON STATE NEEDS SETTLERS.
Cheap land. excellent soil, ideal climate:
raise berries, fruits, vegetables, grain: best
markets; good roads rail and water trans
portation. Write j. GRANT FINFLE, Sec
OF State. Dept. n. Olvrnpia Maal.
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Observation-Disclosures costumes evening
West f72d
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PUBLIC NOTICES.

49, -~s~---~-~~s~~--
NOT responsible for any debts incurred 81
or any credit given 10 one Katherine
Knockenhauer. Signed, WILLIAM I'll
ISIOCKENHAUER
JAY.-Give dad your reason FOR doing wha,
you have done
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MAN would like to get work BY the day.
cleaning with private families. Ncarn.
NNnaf nnfh.
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FARM AND GARDEN.

CHOICE Niite Potatoes from Lancaster Co.,
Penna.. 60 lbs. To bag at 4Ibc per Ib. de-
livered to your door hy parcel post Address
j. II. BUCH. Elizabethtown, Pa.
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New York state-sale or Rent.

COUNTRY HOME in heart OF the beautiful
Finger Lakes region; In residential section
o. Groton: home OF Corona Typewriter; 40
minutes from Cornell University. 80 minutes
rron, erpress train 10 New York: u acre,
fruit and maple trees, brooks running
through ground. II rooms, baths. fireplace.
car garage, hardwood floors, white wood
work, range, screens, high altitude, excellent
water sewer, price $50, 900: terms $4,000
cash, balance in easy mortgage payments
FAIRCHII.D, Tel Aud. 6660
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532 West 11ith.-3 room, ktchenette apart
ment, attractively and completely furnish
ed; outside pleasant rooms; to october j;
Evening journal., 1921-10-15
'.BESS'' CARTER
is RECOVERING

F. Bayard Carter Of Newark. sen.
ior Rhodes scholar from Delaware AT
oxford University England, has re-
covered from the operation for an
pendicitis which he underwent
about a month ago in London. and
has returned to Ballioi College. OK
ford, to resume his medical studies.
He has been advised by his surgeon
not TO resume his athletic activities
until next January.
Young Carter, who was graduated
from the University Of Delaware two
years ago, just is beginning his SEQ
ond year at oxford. In the first six
months OF his first year he won a
place on the American baseball team
and the Balliol College rugby team;
won the oxford University silver lor-
ing cup in the heavyweight boxing
trials and then, in contest with
Clancy, heavyweight champion for
Cambridge University, won his OK
ford Blue" and a medal. notwith-
standing he lost the bout by a mar
row margin, on points, only after
three weeks of boxing experience.
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WOMEN VOTERS
HERE NEXT WEEK

The Delaware League Of Women
Voters perfected plans for the con-
vention to be held at the Hotel
dupont next Wednesday and Thurs
day. The speakers OF national prom
inence who will be present to ad-
dress will afford an unusual pro-
gram void OF partiSanship. There
viii be representatives present from
New Castle. Middletown. Townsend
Newark. Smyrna. Dover Harring-
ton. seaford. Bridgevilie. George
town. Lewes. Frederica and this city.
Among the speakers who will ae-
dress the convention are Mrs. Maud
Park wood. president OF the Ma
fionai League OF Women Voters and
chairman q the Women's Joint Con-
eressionais Committee. Miss Grace
Abbott chief OF the Chiidren's Bu-
reau of the United States Depart
.ment % labor A. Washington and
Mrs. p Louise siade - Sfw York.
regional director for Delaware. Nar
Jersey, Maryland and Eew York.
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@. d. A. AFFAIRS.

At a meeting OF the Catholic
Daughters OF America, Court Of Our
Lady OF Lourdes, No. All. on Tues
day evening, the activities for the
winter were outlined. In an effort
to increase the fund to purchase a
home for the court, the building
fund committee, under direction OF
Mrs. Mary Traynor. chairman. will
hold a dance once a month in the
Gilbert Studio. The first dance.
scheduled for October o. will be a
Halloween dance. Tickets may be
obtained from members Of the COM
mittee or at the studio on the even
ing OF the dance.
The relief committee, under the
leadership OF Mrs. Julia Keogh, will
hold a card party early in Novem-
Der.
The Juvenile Court Committee,
with Mrs. Elizabeth Kaighn as chair
man. will hold a rummage sale the
first week in November.
The c. ID. OF a. dancing class
opened on Thursday night
Mrs. Ella Mulligan, Mrs. Annie
Paisons, Mrs Charles p. Minors.
Mrs. J. A. spragg and the Misses
zita Clark and Alma Kane attended
the convention Of the National
Council OF Catholic Women. held in
Washington. ID. c., this week
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SUNSHINE MEETING.

The quarterly meeting OF the Della
ware Division, International Sum
shine Society will be held in sun
shine Hall next Thursday evening
Reports OF the Sunshine convention
hold in the early summer in Harris
burg. Pa, will be given. as well as a
report OF the State Federation meet
ing held in Smyrna. All branches are
asked TO attend this meeting. as the
winter activities are to be discussed.
The Sunshine Society is in need OF
clothing for children. Shoes are
especially needed for two little girls
Of the ages 3 and years and boy
aged years. All OF these little peo-
pie are in the same family and the
father has been IN for three months
Anyone having contributions Of
clothing is asked to communicate
with Mrs. George W. Dorsey. 2OO1
Jefferson street.
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In Grace NJ. r. Church at G
o'clock this evening. Miss Mildred F.
Jefferis. daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Albert Jefferis. and Ernest S. Will
son will be married by the Rev. John
W. r Sumwalt. Miss Elizabeth
Edgar, OF Plainheld, n. j., will be
maid OF honor and Miss Alice JEFF
ferris, sister Of the bride. and Mrs.
Frank Frostberg. OF Media, brides
maids. Little Miss Dorothy will
hanson. OF Philadelphia, a cousin
of the bride. will be flower girl. Ar
thur Rosenberg will be best man.
Donald Horsey OF Philadelphia;
Alex Crothers, Leon Stayton and
Alan Lauritsen. college friends OF the
bridegroom, will be ushers The we'd
ding music will be played by Norris
G. Morgan. organist OF the churcn.
After the ceremony a reception
will be held at the home OF the
brides parents 9O3 Monroe street.
for the immediate relatives and irti-
mate friends. After December 1 Mr..
and Mrs. Wilson will be at home at
Holly oak
Mr.. Wilson is a graduate OF the
University OF Delaware Miss JEFF
ferris was a member OF the class OF
1929. women's College, University
OF Delawars.
Miss Blanche b. Taylor, Of this
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Nelus Of the
Y. ". C.. 4. Girl
Reserve Corps

The Friendship Club will hold a
club supper at 6'o'clock on Monday
evening at the club rooms. The sup
per win be served under direction OF
the Social Committee. OF which Miss
Amy Macklem is chairman. All
members Of the club who are ex-
pecting to attend are asked to notify
Miss Macklem not later than Mon
day morning.
Pollyanna Corps Wawataisi Corps,
Hiawatha Corps and West End
Corps will each meet on Tuesday art
ernoon to make plans for the COM
ing months work.
Members OF the r. T. c. Club will
hold a baby party" on Tuesday
,vening All the guests will come
dressed as babies and each will bring
toy. The toys will be sent to the
children's wards OF the local hos
pitfalls.
Several young women employed at
the Lorillard factory will hold a
party next Thursday evening at the
Health Center. 1909 Maple street.
Games. music and dancing will fea-
ture The party will be given under
the leadership OF Miss Eleanor Van
degrift and Miss Mary Marvel. who
go to the factory once a week. meet
with the young women and hold rec
reational play
Evening journal., 1921-10-15

At meeting OF the Eastlake
Girl Reserve Corps held on Thurs
day the following officers were
elected: President. Miss Edith Hess;
secretary. Miss Marjorie Baker, and
treasurer. Miss Blanche Richards.
This corps is composed Of many
young girls who attend the high
school and who live in the com
munity OF Eastlake.
Members OF the Orioie Corps and
the Hiawatha Corps at their meet
ings on Wednesday decided to hold
a dance in the club rooms, S04 Mar
ket street, on the evening Of Octo-
Der 2s. The affair will be in the
form OF a Halloween party
The Wawataisi Corps. with its
leader. Miss Florence Adams, en-
ioyed a hike on Wednesday to the
home OF Miss Mary Ramsay, girls
work secretary, at Guyencourt Out
of-doors sports were participated in.
Members Of the Joan OF Arc Club,
which meets weekly in the club
rooms al Twelfth street and Rail-
road avenue. enjoyed a party on
Wednesday evening, at the home Of
Miss Katherine Hilles. near Della
ware City. The evening was spent in
games and dancing Refreshments
were served. The trip was made by
automobile
The Marshallton Corps is plan
ming to- give the bay The Rose
and the Ring" tho last part Of NO
vemhor at Marshailton. Tho pro-
ceeds Of this entertainmnt win 20 "a
the conference fund OF both corps
A joint meeting OF the corps was
held on Thursday al the home OF
Miss Hilda Ford.
Miss Louise Nowland will be the
advisor OF the Good Fairy Corps this
year. An interesting meeting OF this
corps was held on Thursday AFTER
noon and plans for the winter were
discussed.
Members OF the Oriole Corps left
the club rooms early this morning
Tor the Holiday House. near the
cliffs. where they viii spend the
day. They were accompanied by
their advisors. Miss Helen Conrad
and Miss Jameson, and Miss j
J Macklin Beattie, the general secre-
tary.
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NURSES AT TIA

Under the auspices u the member
ship committee o. the Young Wo-
mems Christian Association a tea
was given yesterday afternoon AZ the
club rooms, S04 Market street. Tor
the nurses OF the Wilmington hos
pitals. The club rooms were decor
ated with autumn leaves and late
garden flowers. Miss Elizabeth pyle
arranged the delightful affair. Mrs
Caleb p. Burchenal. is chairman Of
the membership committee. In ad-
dition 10 the guests. Mrs. Charles r.
Wollaston. president Of the board
was a guest as was several members
of the membership committee.
Evening journal., 1921-10-15
CLASS IN MISSION WORK.

Philathea Glass OF Scott NJ. r.
Church met on Thursday evening at
the home Of Mrs. Helen Jensen. 1101
Pine street and made plans for the
raising OF funds for missionary work.
II was decided to hold a bake sale
and soup sale on Wednesday. Octo-
Der 26, at the home OF Mrs. Gertrude
Williams, $50 Spruce street. Fol-
lowing the business meeting a social
hour was enjoyed and refreshments
served.
Those present were: Mrs. Cert
rude Williams, Mrs. W. Hauck, Mrs.
r. Carmean, Mrs Ella Bryan. Mrs.
Helen Jensen, Mrs. Maggie Smith.
Mrs. Mary Dolson. Mrs. Nora Collins.
Mrs Walters, Mrs. Walters, Jr.. Miss
Montgomery, Mr.. Jensen, Mr..
Draper Miss Mary williams. Harry
and Charles Bryan, and Miss Marie
Lenderman.
The next meeting Of the class will
be held on November 10. at the
home Of Mrs. W. Hauck, 1915 Pine
street.
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city, daughter Of Mrs. Douglas W
Taylor, OF Philadelphia, and Henry
d. Kelly. OF Baltimore, will be mar
ried on next Tuesday afternoon, in
the Church OF St. John the Evange-
list, Thirteenth and Chestnut streets,
Philadelphia. The bride will be at
tended by her sister, Miss Katherine
Taylor. William ]. Wetzel, of Bal
timore, will be best man.
The bride will wear white georg-
ette and carry bride roses. Her
tulle veil will be caught with orange
blossoms. The bridesmaid will wear
pink georgette with hat to match and
carry pink roses The brides going
away suit will be dark blue velour
with hat to match.
A reception will be held following
the ceremony at the home OF the
brides mother, 925 Spruce street
After a wedding trip to Washington
the bride and bridegroom will be at
homo after November /, at 7l5 Wesi
Cross street, Baltimore.