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New-York tribune., 1921-04-17
Patronesses Chosen
For Bazar in Aid
OF Russian Relief
Cross-Stitched Linens and
Other Work of Members
of Aristocracy Now in
Exile To Be Put ON Sale

Plans are being completed for the
Russian bazar and the dansant at the
Plaza, April % and 20, for the benefit
of the American Central Committee for
Russian Relief. The last shipments of
refugee handiwork have arrived from
France and are ready to be placed on
sale. Nine. Gregory Izvolsky, chair
man of the committee in charge, will
return late this week from Havana,
where she was called, and will complete
final arrangement
The work which will be put on sale
has been done by Russian women who
are eXiled from their own. country and
living in European cities. Many of
them are wives of onetime Russian
officials, members Of the aristocracy,
women who were known throughout
Europe for their accomplishments as
hostesses Of the old regime. They are
now destitute and are trying to exc
out living in their one-room apart
ments in Paris, Lausanne, Berne, Ber-
lin, Warsaw and other cities by max
ing cross stitched linens copied after
old Russian peasant designs and other
such handiwork. Countess Bobrinsky,
whose husband was chief aide de camp
to the Gar, is in charge of this work
wives of onetime ambassadors and
public officials. Nine. Izvolsky brought
some of this work with her when she
returned from France.
Mrs. I. j. Oakley Rhinelander, who
is in charge of the entertainment for
the affair, has engaged the Russian
Balalaika music for the dancing, and
Mrs. N. Thayer Robb is arranging for
committee of thirty debutantes to
wear old Russian costumes and assist
in entertaining All members of the
committee Will be in costume, wearing
the high jewelled head-deesses Of the
Russian fere-day costulne..
Other members of the committee are
Mrs. John D. Prince. Mrs. Charles Fl
Boynton, Mrs. William w. Rockhill
Mrs. Frederic II. Coudert, Mrs. Leland
+. Cofer, Miss Elisabeth Marbury.
Mrs. j. Norman de r. Whltehouse and
Mrs. Edward N Breitung.
Patronesses for the affair include:
Mrs. Charles B. Alexander, Mrs. Robert
Racon, Mrs. August Belmont, Mrs.
Perry Belmont Mrs William Adams
Brown. Mrs. Robert Lee Bullard, Mrs
Nicholas Murray Butler, Mrs. John A.
Carpenter, Mrs. w. Bourke Cochran,
Mrs. Charles r. Crane, Mrs. Thomas
P. Curtis. Mrs. Cleveland H. Dodge,
Mrs. Newbod lie Roy Edgar, Mrs,
Frank Tracy Griswold, Mrs. James B.
Haggin. Mrs. John Henry Hammond,
Mrs. John Hays Hammond, Mrs. +: II
Hartman, Mrs. John Grier Hibben
Mrs. Edward NJ House, Mrs. Charles
Z. Hughes, Mrs. Otto Fl. Kahn, Mrs
George II. Lorimer, Mrs. John Pur-
roy Mitchell, Mrs. Harold l. Pratt,
Mrs. Douglas Robinson, Mrs. Elihu
Root, Mrs Elihu Root jr., Mrs. Arthur
Ryerson, Mrs. John l.. Severance, Mrs.
Finley J. Shepard, Mrs. Albert A.
Sprague, Mrs. Cornelius Vanderbilt.
Mrs. Serge Ughet, Mrs. Thomas F.
Walsh, Mrs. Barclay H. Warburton,
Mrs. Whitney Warren and Mrs. Eyer
ton Winthrop
New-York tribune., 1921-04-17
Miss Cenevieye Babbitt
Bride of James C.. Smith
Included in List of Weddings Are Those of Miss
+. L. Albertson to William ID. Dickey and Miss
Elizabeth Train to DIR. Edmund r. P. Janvrin

Miss Genevev Cuyford Babb daughter
babbtt and Mrs Babb became the bride of
ST. Abans, V the o'clock
yesterday afternoon The ceremony DR.
Leighton Parks and reception followed Babb
East Seventy eighth Street The bride
brothe Theodore Babbtt
pearls Her veil tul orange blossoms
she carried of
Miss Eleanor Babbitt of she
dressed dark green taea with
yellow gde The other R. sister
naw of the bridegroom Miss Richmond Va Miss
Aida Bgeow ST. Paul. Trevor Betty Thompson
and Miss Eleanor Town They dressed alike
yellow chiffon aeta of the shade green rdes
Edward Smith his were
Curtis Smith, George Smith,
Francis and DR.. Harry Sloan.
Mr. and Mrs. Smith will make their in St Adams
New-York tribune., 1921-04-17
President Harding
Heads Patrons for
Lighthouse Fete
Annual Benefit for New
York A Association for
Blind Is TO Be Held at
Hotel Commodore Apr. &c

President and Mrs. Harding will head
the list of honorary patrons and patron
esses for the annual Lighthouse fete
to be held at the Hotel Commodore
April 26 for the benefit of the New
York Association for the Blind. The
list also includes Secretary of State
and Mrs Charles E. Hughes, Mr.. and
Mrs. William Howard Taft and Gov
ernor and Mrs. Nathan L. Miller. Mrs.
Ernest A. Bigelow is chairman of the
committee on arrangements, Charles S.
Butler of the floor committee, and
Henry Morgan Post is treasurer. The
committee on invitation consists of Mrs
Gillespie, Mrs. Herbert L. Satterlee
Miss Winifred Holt, Mrs. Willard D.
Straight and Mrs M. Orme Wilson.
large number Of the seasons most
popular debutantes will aid the Junior
committee and contribute original fea-
lures. 1t is promised that this years
ball will have as many novelties as the
Fete Chinoise of last year.
The patronesses include Mrs. George
+. Baker jr., Mrs. George J. Gould
Mrs. Edwin Gould, Mrs. E. N. Breitung,
MIS. w alIer OamrOSch, Mrs. II. II
Flagler, Mrs. William Fahnestoca. Mrs,
Cass Gilbert, Mrs. Lindley M. Garri-
son, Mrs. Otto H. Kahn, Mrs. Lewis
Cass Ledyard, Mrs. Thomas W. La
mont, Mrs. j. Pierpont Morgan, Mrs
John T. Pratt, Mrs. Charles Cary Rum
sey, Mrs. Douglas Robinson, Mrs
James Roosevelt, Mrs. Ogden Reid
Mrs. George Henry Warren and Mrs
j. +. Rousmaniere.
The Lighthouse fete is attracting
particular attention this year from the
reason that the Lighthouse in East
Fifty-ninth Street is the center of the
activities in connection with the cam
paign which is now being carried on
by the Committee for Lighthouses for
the Blind. Headed by Miss Winifred
Holt, who has been the inspiration of
the Lighthouse work for the blind in
this country and, since the outbreak OF
the war; in France and Italy, the com
mittee is endeavoring to raise $4,000
900 to put the prevention of blindness
and the care of the blind on perma.
nent basis. The money will be used
for the establishment of similar Light.
houses in the United States, France
and Italy.
New-York tribune., 1921-04-17
Engagements Still Hold
Center of Social Stage

Engagements and weddings continue
to hold the center Of the stage in social
interest and scarcely day passes but
one or more matrimonial affairs of
note are made public. Yesterday for
NAL announcement was made of several
engagements.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis L. Delafield, of
20 West Fifty-eighth Street, announced
the engagement of their daughter, Miss
Charlotte Delafield, to Robert McCurdy
Marsh, of 45 West Eleventh Street, son
OF the late DR.. and Mrs. Elias J.
Marsh, of Paterson, N. ].
Mr.. and Mrs. Aldus Chaplin Higgins,
OF Worcester, Mass. have made known
the engagement of their daughter, Miss
elizabeth Brosius Higgins, to Frederick
Nelson Olmsted, son of the Rev. DR..
and Mrs. w. B. Olmsted, of Pomfret,
Conn. Miss Higgins, ATTENDED Wykham
Klse school, and is a graduate of the
Knox School and Miss Windsor's
School of Boston. She made her debut
In Worcester last winter.
Mr.. Olmsted is a graduate of Pom
tret School and attended Trinity Col
lege at Hartford. Early in 1917 he
enlisted in the American field Service,
serving at the front in a unit attache d
to the French army, later trans ferrine
to the Canadian Aviation Corps. At
present ne is connected with Kidder,
feabody q Co., of Boston.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert H. Fuller, of 90
Claremont Avenue, announce the en-
gagement of their daughter, Miss
FRANCES Hlgginson Fuller, to Lawrence
victor Smith, OF Toledo, Ohio. Miss
ruller is q granddaughter of the late
George Fuller, artist, of Boston. and
niece of Rear Admiral Francis j,
Hlgglnson, U. S. N. She was gradu-
a. atcd from Bryn Mawr in 1919. Mr..
omith was a member of the class of
1918 at Cornell and served as an en-
sign In the navy during the war. He
Toledo.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Wilder Griffin
have announced the ENGAGEMENT of
their daughter, Miss CorneYla Bingham
Griffin, to Herbert Lvermore Haskell.
MISS Griffin has spent the last few
summers at Squirrel Island, Me. The
wedding Will take place the early part
of June.
Announcement has been made by DR..
and Mrs. Fordyce Barker St. John, of
A East Seventy-second Street, of the
engagement Of DR.. St. Johns sister,
Miss Florence Angle st. John, of Hack
ensack, to William H. MacCrenish, of
Pittsburgh.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Homer, of Ger
mantown. Pa, announce the engage
New-York tribune., 1921-04-17
Dipiomatists to Attend
Father Knickerbocker Ball
Distinguished Guests at Benefit for City History
Club to Include British, French, Italian and Bel
gian Ambassadors and Latin American Ministers

Among the most notable of the affairs scheduled
the Father knkerbocke ball be Tuesday
ambassador HOTEL Park Avenue Fifty
the City History Club of which Mrs A. Hepburn
Mrs Vincent Asor chairman the ball
Cutting vice-chairman.
Will be the brilliant ball
sh be attended by society,"
nut many distinguished other by
ne embassies Washington Sir Auckland
aao and Lady Goddess the French Ambassador
Nine Jusserand; Voo Roandi Ambassadors
W eer de Marchenne Belgian Ambassador
ne Chinese Minister we'll all the South
M be the city for the unvelng of the
BOLIVAR have accepted invitations to be present
special reception Peters,
an and William OD 1sen assistant chairman
american ministers Waldorf to the ball
New-York tribune., 1921-04-17
Patrnesses Are Selected
br Bazaar and Donsant

Psnesses for the bazaar and the
,dsn,t being l.!Es . .arranged by the Ameri-
cane ntrat Csmmittee for Russian
Rel for April 20 and % in the Rose
Re hf the Plaza are Mrs. Charles
Bexenaeyy Mrs. Robert Bacon, Mrs.
NNA Baylies, Mrs. August Bel
Perry Belmont, Mrs. Will
sam9 Brown Mrs. John A. Car
trs. ". Bourke Cochran, Mrs.
Crane, Mrs. Thomas P.
4 Mrs. Reginald de Koven. Mrs.
sss,s2d H. Dodge, Mrs. Newbold
Edgar, Mrs. U. S. Grant 3rd,
Efank Gray Griswold, Mrs. James
ggin, Mrs. John Hays Hammand,
sonn Henry Hammond, Mrs. E.
s snrIsiman, Mrs. John Grier Hibben,
!MusSs. ESwara ars NJ. House, Mrs; Charles
F, OFT H. Kahn. Mrs Herman e'lI' a
||Ta'saat, |po Mrs. George Ii. Lorimer,
~: - John Purroy Michel Mrs. pier,
sas Morgan. Mrs. arthur Ryerson,
New-York tribune., 1921-04-17

The wedding dates of the Misses Eu-
genie and Margaret Shaw, the dauph-
ters of Mrs. Eugene Shaw, of $50 West
Sixty-seventh Street, whose engage
ments were announced simultaneously
on April 3, have been decided upon.
The marriage of Miss Eugene Shaw
and Pltman Morrison, son of David
Mitcheli Morrison, of 20 East Forty
ninth Street, will take place next
Wednesday In the Church of st. Mary
IN Inc virgin, West Fortysixth Street.
There Will be no attendants.
The wedding of Miss Margaret Shaw
and Dr.. Fenton Taylor, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas Fenton Taylor. of 130
East Sixty-seventh Street, will be cele-
brated April 28, in the same church.
Miss Mary Cameron, whose mar
rage to Juan R. Mayer. son of Charles
W Mayer, will take place in ST.
Ihomas's Church at noon April 80. will
have six attendants Mrs. john r. Drv-
den kuser, Miss Isabel PelI, Miss Caro-
ilne Dew. Miss Dorothy Stevens, Miss
Esaine Sullivan. of Philadelphia, AID
MSS Adslinc Oxnard. of Washington.
mr.. Mayors brother. Francis r.
Mayer, VIII be his best man, and the
usners are TO be II. Sargent Appleton,
Robert Amory, OF Boston; John X. Hol-
inns, Charles f. Dunlap, George Pea
nouy Gardner jr., Robert F. Potter, W.
Feiiowes Morgan jr. and George TiE
fany. the brides cousin.
The reception will be held at the r
sdence of the brides aunt, Mrs. & e
mont Tiffany.
Mr.. Mayer will give his bachelor di,N
! ner April 20, on board the Old North
State. one. OF the ships belonging +,
MS fathers line of steamships, and or
which he and his bride will 20 abroae
on their honeymoon trim.
New-York tribune., 1921-04-17

Mrs. John L. Severance, Mrs. Finley
}. Shepard, Mrs. Harold l. Pratt, Mrs.
Douglas Robinson, Mrs. Elihu Root,
Mrs. Albert A. Sprague, Mrs. E lward R.
Stettinus, Mrs. Edward T. Stotesbury,
Mrs. Cornelius Vanderbilt, Mrs. Will
lam X. Vanderbilt I'd, Mrs Barclay
II. Warburton, Mrs. Thomas F. Walsh,
Mrs. Whitney Warren and Mrs. Egerton
L. Winthrop.
Mrs. 7. j. Oakley Rhinelander is
chairman of the committee on ar
rangements. Mrs. N. Thayer Robb is in
charge of the committee of debu-
tantes and young matrons who will
serve as assistant hostesses, Mrs.
Charles H. Boynton is sending out
the invitations and Nine. Gregory
Izvolsky is chairman of the bazaar
committee.
The hostesses will wear Russian
costumes.
New-York tribune., 1921-04-17

si8 1he otner members of the committee
are Dom Barber, j. Stewart Barney,
Sohn Barrett, James w. Barney, R..
\ Cottenet, Charles Dunlop, De
vourcey Fales, Austen Gray, Charles
y. danford, William B. Hoffman, F..
nurrall Hoffman, Murray W. Hoffman,
Joseph Rowland Hunt, Arthur Iselin,
alfonso de Navarro. Stowe Phelps,
Allan A. Robbins, William R. Stewart
&, James NJ. Thompson, Phillips B.
thompson, Charles d. Wetmore, Stew
st Walker, Allen G.. Wellman, Ben
}amin Joy, Schuyler Parsons, Jack Col
ms Theodore Douglas Robinson, Mil
wa,, MN ,barger. Charles Sands, Samuel A.
cmeeidon, Richard Whitney, Kenneth
gqcnley, Oliver Iselin, Elliot Bacon,
ssnmes ~, Park, Lawrence White, Phillips
M:1,, Mmsld, Harry Morgan, Philip Carroll,
william Greenough, A. Perry Osborn
and Craig Wadsworth.
AMONG those who will give dinners
psEreN lsEEreN tAe ball are Mrs. A. Barton
HepburnA miss Susan Ccppell and Miss
Vary St@venSy Miss Wandern Ma
thews, who is Thairman of the dance
Committee, will entertain the young
komen of her cohsmittee at a dinner
p be given in the fAetel preceding the
lall.
Judging frow the number of accept
ances received from prominent persons
hot only ipNew York but in Washing
ton, Bostn and Baltimore, this ball
promises TO be one of the most brill
liant evsts of the year. 1t will mark
he opeing of the Ambassador Hotel.
New-York tribune., 1921-04-17

ment Of their niece, Miss DOROTHY
Iruitt Mullin, to James Maddox Shaw,
OF this city. Miss Mullin was in France
for year with the Y. M. C. A. Mr..
Shaw held a commission as a second
lieutenant in the Air Service. He is
a mem ber of the Sons of the American
revolution, Psi Upslon and Columbia
University clubs. No date has been
set for the wedding.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gerald S. Griffin, 215th
Street and Isham Park, announced yes
terday the engagement of their daugh-
ter, Marion, to William F. Collins, of
Boston and New York. Miss Griffin
is a graduate of the Holy Child Con-
vent in this city and served year
in the United States cable censorship
during the war. Mr.. Collins saw two
years of service abroad in the intelli-
gence department of the general staff
They both have been active in Ameri
can Legion work here.
The wedding probably will take place
in the fall.
The engagement of Miss Louise Mid
dlebrook Sayre, daughter Of DR.. and
Mrs. Joseph D. Sayre, of Glen Cove. L.
l., to Franklin Henry Thomas, of Phila
delphia. was announced at bridge
card party at the Garden City Hotel
on April H. Mr.. Thomas is the son
of Mr.. and Mrs. H. C. Thomas, of 779
Argyle Road, Brooklyn. He was grad
uated from Cornell in the class of
'16 and during the war was overseas
as an officer in the Submarine Service,
Miss Lilies Jane Bacon and Carroll
Brewster Byrne will be married Saiur-
day, at the home Of her mother, Mrs
Edwin S. Merrill, AZ West Seventieth
Street. The ceremony will be perform
ed at $3.50 o'clock by the brides uncle
the Rev. Rufus K. Boyd, who also of
ficiated at the wedding Of her mother
and sister, Mrs. E. T. W. Boquist, who
is to be maid of honor. The other at
tendants will be Mrs. George W. Slut
zell jr., of Drexel Hill, Pa. and Mrs.
Samuel Brock, of New York. George
w. Stutzell jr. will serve as best 10 n
and the ushers will be Leon l.. Buell.
of New York; Irving G. Boyd, of Little
Falls, N. j., and Arthur Coykendall
of Brooklyn.
After July Mr.. Byrne and his bride
will live in Brookline Manor, Pa.
Miss Muriel Whitman, daughter of
Mrs. Frank Gilbert Whitman, of New
York, will be married Wednesday to
Captain John William Roy Crawford
jr., Of New Rochelle. The ceremony
will be performed in the Church of
the Intercession, Broadway and l55th
Street. Captain Crawford is the elder
son of ]. w. r. Crawford, president of
the Union Oil Company.
New-York tribune., 1921-04-17

Manning; Mrs. Charles Lane Poor, Miss
Esther Mathews, cousin of the bride,
and Miss Katharine l.. Storey, of Ros-
ton.
George Cabot will serve as his
brother's best man, and the ushers will
be another brother, Quincy Shaw
Cabot; Benoni Lockwood jr. and
Charles Higginson, cousins; Kenneth
Parsons, Graham B. Blaine, James
White, Arthur Lyman and John Stevens
Melcher.
The ceremony will be followed by a
reception in the ballroom of the Colony
Club.
New-York tribune., 1921-04-17
Freshman Class to Give Dance

The freshman class of Manhattan
College will hold its annual dance at
the Hotel Pennsylvania Friday night.
The committee in charge of arrange
ments includes Philip j. Leonard,
chairman; Edward McCaffery, Stanley
Hamlin, John Burke and Edward Bohan.
Those on the reception committee are
Arthur McGinn, chairman; Maurice
Kearney, Timothy Cohalan, John Nc
Carthy and George Harris.
New-York tribune., 1921-04-17
Fresh Air Fund to Hold
Benefit Card Party at Astor

The New York Fresh Air Fund for
Adults and Elderly People, Mrs. Alex
ander j. Schwartz president, will hold
its annual card party at Hotel Astor
Tomorrow afternoon, The proceeds
will be donated to th~ work for disabled
soldiers.
New-York tribune., 1921-04-17

IlSS HARDING daughter j. Horace Harduo
lVx she and Miss Betty Taller eddinq
ten days of Miss Harding Lolard Suferu
Taller.
Miss Parsons daughter Of Mr.
granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. Henry engagement to
Morehead Patterson Rufus L. Patterson os
announced taOo weeks
The Misses Ogden daughters of Mr. and Mrs. Charles w
ogden, Of II East Seventyninth Street.
Miss Clendenin 1ci the Father Kncer
ooc6er 6au to e Tuesday night
She IS daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Cleudeni
New-York tribune., 1921-04-17
Exhibition Of Art to
Aid STARRING Chaldeans

Among the interesting events of the
waning social season in town will be
, the exhibition and tea to be given
Thursday and Friday afternoons and
evenings at the Hotel Plaza for the
benefit of the starving children of
Chaldea, Mesopotamia. The exhibition,
which will include many interesting
works of art, both ancient and modern,
will be the first of its kind to be held
will be served by debutantes. A large
number of society women are inter
ested in this fund. Mrs. Edwin Westby
is honorary secretary of this charity
which has its headquarters at 253
Madison Avenue.
The first move in the campaign to
raise the New York quota for the Rad
cliffe College $3,000,000 endowment
fund is to take place at the MacDoweli
Club on Thursday and Saturday even
ings. The Radcliffe Club of New York
will present two one-act plays, fol-
lowed by dancing. One of these plays
is "The Harbor of Lost Ships" and the
other "Another Way Out" originally
given by the Washington Square Play
ers.
Among the, patronesses are Miss
Margaret Wycherly, Mrs. Cornelius N
Bliss. Mrs. Charles H. Strong and Mrs
Walston Hill Brown.
Although the production is given by
amateurs, one of the leading parts will
be taken by Mrs. Augustin Duncan
| (Margherita Sargent), who recently ap-
peared in Arthur Hopkins's production
| of Macbeth. The arrangements are in
charge OF Miss Elizabeth Wheelock.
New-York tribune., 1921-04-17

MI. and Mrs. Henry Homer, of Ger
mantown, Pa.. announce the engage
New-York tribune., 1921-04-17

Announcement has been made by DR..
and Mrs. Fordyce Barker St. John, of
A East Seventy-second Street, of the
engagement Of DR.. St. Johns sister,
Miss Florence Angle St. John, of Hack
ensack, to William H. MacCrellsh, of
Pittsburgh.
Evening journal., 1921-02-25

Events Class OF the New Century
Club, at 2.3O o'clock this afternoon,
Mrs. Mary McCaulley and Miss Reba
Holcomb will entertain the members
with readings.
Several members OF the First Bap-
tist Church. here, will attend the
First New World Movement Mis-
sionary Conference, TO be held in
the Second Baptist Church. Will
mington, this afternoon and even
ing.
Arrangements have been complet-
ed for the bake to be given in
Chase Stationery and dry goods
store, Second and Delaware streets,
at 10 o'clock tomorrow morning. by
the beginners department OF Inn
manuel Sunday School. with Mrs.
Joseph II. carp. superintendent.
and Mrs Clara Cummings. assistant,
in charge. The proceeds will be FOR
the benefit OF the departments Len
ten missionary Offering.
Prof. II. %. Snavely. superint en-
dent OF schools, who has been con-
fined TO his bed for three weeks
with pneumonia, was out for a short
stroll yesterday.
The family Of Mrs. Andrew Nit.
Evening journal., 1921-02-25

chell. who have been visiting rela-
tives in New York City the past
week. have ben notified OF her i'll
ness with grip, contracted while
there.
BENJAMIN snitoe. OF Rogers Cor
ner, is confined 70 his home with
grip.
Mrs. Mary Conni, OF Eighth and
Clayton streets, who has been i'll for
several days. was taken 10 the Ply
sicians' and Surgeons Hospital, Will
mington. yesterday. by orders OF Dr..
3. NJ. Allen. DR.. Allen will give her
special treatment daily at the hos
pital.
b. T. Lank, OF Sixth and fremont
streets. who has been suffering for
more than two weeks. has recovered
and able to resume his duties at the
garage.
Miss Mary Sterling, a student al
the local schools, is forced TO remain
at her home in Porters. by illness.
Mrs. Samuel Walker, OF The
Baldton. who has been confined 10
her bed with grip and pneumonia, is
| improving.
Frank Bacon, who has been III
with pneumonia az his home on
Evening journal., 1921-02-25

John ID. Morris; Harrington. ]. J..
Harmisted. W. II. Moore. The Sea-
ford delegates were unable 20 be
present.
This resolution was adopted:
"That we, the delegates OF the vol
unteor fire companies I'm the State
OF Delaware. in convention assem-
bied. IN order 20 form a more per-
feet organization, establish har-
mony. insure prosperity and success,
obtain and compile statistics con-
ccrning the practical workings OF
tho various systems and the merits
OF the various appartus. cultivate
fraternal fellowship among the COM
panles and promote the best inter-
ests OF the volunteer firemen OF Del
aware. do hereby form an organiza-
Z tion TO be known as the Delaware
state Firemon's Association"
Tho following committee was ape
pointed to draft the constitution
/ Chairman. w. #. Bennett, OF Lau'
rel: Thomas b. Pepper. OF George.
town: A. W. clifton, OF Dover; p. >
Jones. Middietown; +. G. Narney, OF
/ Milford. and Harry Collins OF
Smyrna
After the noon recess constitu
ton and bylaws Mas adopted, aftei
the one used by the Maryland Asso
citation. and the date for the annua
convention was set for the second
wednesday in July.
C.. r. Varney, Of Milford. was elect
cd first president OF the associa
ton: +. s. Jones. OF Middlotowr
Evening journal., 1921-02-25
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the school auditorium. Those from
Smyrna who attended were Mr.. and
Mrs. Davis II. Bell. Miss Pearl y.
Langreil and William @. Hurlock.
Robert D. Honecker, editor and
owner Of The Smyrna Times. is con-
fined I ohis home with a severe at
tack Of grip.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Moore, OF
Bishops Corner. are receiving con-
gratulations on the birth OF a baby
daughter.
Mrs. William II. stayton. who has
been critically m at her home here
since a recent operation. is reported
to be slightly improved. Her hus-
band is president Of the Baltimore
Steamship Company.