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Evening journal., 1921-10-08
Y. ". c. A. NEWS

Miss Theodore Ellwell, OF New York
City. came TO Wilmington this week
TO become Industrial secretary OF the
Young Women's Christian Associa-
ton. Miss Elwel was formerly in
dustrial secretary az the Cleveland
Ohio. y. W. c. A.. and has had wide
experience in Industrial work. sne
has assumed her new duties with
the local association and is plannins
an interesting program foe the win
ter.
At a meeting OF the mem bership
committee held yesterday afternoon,
plans were made for tea in the
club rooms. S04 Market street, next
Friday afternoon. The guests will
include the nurses from all VIII
mingfon hospitals. Mrs. Caleb r.
Burchenal. chairman OF the commit
tee. with other members OF the cOu-
mittee. are planning a pleasing So
ciai affair. Miss Addie Williams. Of
the Altiora Club. read an Interesting
paper yesterday. telling OF her en-
ioyshle trip to the conference at sE-
yer Bay.
A rally for all Girl Reserves in
this city was held last evening in
CLUB rooms. S04 Market street. TINS
was the first get-together meeting OF
the Girls Work Department ana
there were present $50 guests. Miss
Mary Ramsay, Girls Work score
tary, presented an attractive pro-
gram, each OF the clubs and corps
contributing a clever little stunt
The farce. The Flavor Lasts Of
was presented by the F. L. c. Clui.
The cast was as follows: Tut,
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GRACE CLEANERS
MISSION WORK

Grace Cleaners Missionary Society
will meet at O'Clock Monday eve
ming at the home OF Mrs. J. Christy
Conner, 1901 Tower Road. The de-
votions will be in charge of Miss
Catherine Truax. Mrs J. W. r.
sumwalt will be in charge Of the
program. the subject being "The
New China" The evening will be in
honor OF clara Bell Smith," a
young woman from Grace NJ. T.
Church who is a missionary in China
The hostesses for the evening in
addition TO Mrs. Conner will be Mrs
Alfred Smith, Miss Catherine Nc
Faul, Mrs Mulford Taylor and Miss
Elsie Mcdaniel.
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EARLY GIFTS FOR
CHINESE WARD

Harrison Street NJ. f. Church
Standard Bearers held Christmas
party Thursday evening at the home
Of the Misses Dolly Hammond ana
Alice Roop. 1925 West Seventh
street. Each Of the guests brought
gifts for the little Chinese ward.
Ceng Dieng Saeng, who Is being sun.
ported by the Standard Bearers. Ths
gifts included material for dress.
handkerchiefs, talcum powder, tab.
let's. pencils, crayons, necktie, wash
rags. towels. soap needles. safety
pins, crochet cotton and needle.
During the evening. the guegts
dressed a doll which will be includ.
cd in the Christmas box to be Shin
ped to the little girl. The honorary
guests contributed several jointed
pasteboard animals made from post
cards.
The decorations for the party were
in keeping with Christmas. and in
cluded streamers OF green and red
paper. Refreshments OF plum pud.
ding and tea were served.
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A birthday party was given Thurs
day evening in honor of Dorian jam
ison at the home Of his parents 419
South Claymont street. Those pres
ent were Mr.. and Mrs Jester Sheu-
brooks Mr. and Mrs. James Nc
Grath. the Misses Catherine Delaney.
Ada Hutchison. Delitha Dean, Hazel
Truax, Ethel Wilkinson. Bessie War
rem. Ethel Conley Grace Jamison.
Theora Cook, Matte Hall and Mil
dred Porter; Fred Brogan, Luther
Broadway, Dorian Jamison, James
Johnston, Charles Hobson, Lester
Petit. Leonard Hamilton, Harold
Welsh. Wesley Brogan, Edward Sad
dler. Theodore Conley and Ralph
Truax.
A surprise party was given Mis-
Ethel NJ. Fell on Thursday eveninl
in honor of her 18Th birthday ami
versary. The evening was spent ir
games. after which refreshment,
were served.
Those present were: The Misses
| Eleanora Whiteman Florenc,
Whiteman, Dorothy Hayden. Mari,
| Hayden. Mildred stiles. Gladys Nc
Rae. Lillian Gavotte. Bertha Lynch
Helen Bonlanger, Mary Short. Emil,
LILY. Ethel Gabke. Thelma Argo
Ruth Holt Helen Appleton anS
Ethel Fell Charles Foulk. Chance
Cleaver Albert Toulk. Edgar Argo
George Foulk Thomas Hanaway
Mr.. and Mrs Davis Armour. How
ard W. Taylor, Miss Ruth r. Fell
and Miss Madeline C. Fell.
Mrs. John w. Reynolds OF Els
mere. Is entertaining a house part.
over the Weekend In honor OF he
niece, Miss Marion Lednum. Of thi
city. The guests will include tn
Misses Elsie and Margaret wilde
Louise Dryden and Mildred Ector.
! ADDITIONAL SOCIETY
NEWS ON PAGE :
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FOR
CLUB WOMEN

The winter activities OF the New
Century Club viii begin on next
Wednesday afternoon when the first
monthly meeting will be held. Re-
ports will be read at this time, and
a program of music will be em-
ployed. The program as outlined
for the year is an interesting one.
The first lecture Of the season will
be given on Monday evening. when
Dallas hore Sharp. Of Boston will
be heard. other lecturers who will
he heard al the club this month will
be Frederick A. Wallis. Commis-
sioner Of immigration at /Ellis Is
land. who will be at the club on
October 26 and Samuel Scoville. Jr..
OF Philadelphia who will appear at
the club on the afternoon Of Oc-
tober 28
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CALENDAR
MONDAY

MONDAY.
10 a. m.-Board meeting. club
rooms.
3 p. m-Friendship Club. club
rooms.
TUESDAY.
SIS p. m.-Pollyanna Girl Re-
serve Corps. club rooms.
3.45 p. m.-west End Girl Re
serve Corps, West End Reading
Room.
3.45 p. m-Hiawatha Girl Reserve
Corps. club rooms.
S.45 p. m.-Wawataisi Girl Re
serve Corps, club rooms
1.30 p. m.-F. l.. c.. Girl Reserve
Corps, club rooms.
WEDNESDAY.
3.45 p. m.-True Blue Corps Girl
Reserves, club rooms.
3.45 p. m.-Oriole Blue Corps Girl
Reserves. club rooms.
p. MI. o. A. Corps Girl Re
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MIR. SHARP TO LECTURE.

Dallas Lore Sharp will lecture al
tho Wilmington New Century
Club. at Sis o'clock on Mon
day evening on "T1 Magical
Chance" Mr. sharp is at present
Professor OF English at the Boston
University and is the author OF a
number Of books most Of them on
natural history. His interest in this
subject. the result doubtless Of years
spent ip country most favorable
to the development of love Of ma
ture.
lie was born far down on the cape
end Of New Jersey between bay and
sea. in a level land OF reaching
marsh and pure barrens; and spent
his days when not in hard work on
the farm in roaming the woods and
marshes laying the foundation of
that deep understanding of nature.
that speaks through all his books.
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CHURCH WOlNEN
TALK MISSIONS

The annual meeting Of the Wo-
mems Auxiliary Diocese Of Della
ware. will be held in ST. Peters p.
F. Church, Smyrna on October l3
The meeting will be an all-day af-
fair. It viii open at 1890 O'Clock
with Mrs Frederick Bringhurst
president, presiding. A large attend
ance is expected from an over the
state. The annual election will be
held.
Among those who will address the
auxiliary will be Bishop PHILLIP
Cook. d. d, who viii give many
helpful suggestions to an the Epis-
copal women in Delaware The Rt
Rev. c. b. Colmore. Bishop of Porto
Rico will talk on missionary work
in his country
The morning session will open
with corporate communion with
Bishop Cook as celebrant. assisted
by the Rev. Thomas Getz Hin. rec
tor OF ST. Peters church.
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INSTRUMENTATION RAIIY.

At the r-Neighborhood meet-
ing held at Community Service head
quarters last night committees for
the Inter Neighborhood rally which
Community Service will hold in the
Auditorium OF the High School on
October II, we're announced. They
are AS follows
Committee on general arrange
ments Philip =. Hortz. Stapler AS
sociation; Thomas McKelvey. Coyne:
Thomas Fitzsimmons, Pine: John p.
Griffith, Woodlawn;~ L. E. Welsh
Clayton.
Committee on Ushers: L. J.
Christy. Edge Moor; John p. Grant
Clayton.
Committee on Music:-Miss Ruth
Storms; Mrs. Philip Hortz. Stapler-
Mrs. Anna stanton. Stapler.
The recent committee at the rally
will be made up Of one man ana
woman from each neighborhood as
sociation. Members of the different
associations will wear their respeo-
tive colors
The social program OF the rally
which is not yet completely planned
includes songs and cheers by The
different neighborhood clubs.
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GRACE SEWING SOCIETY,".

The Sewing Society Of Grace NJ. f.
Church will hold an an day meeting
next Tuesday in the church house.
Luncheon viii be served at noon.
The business meeting will be held at
$50 O'Clock. The officers Of the So
ciety are: President Mrs. j. W. r.
Sumwalt; first ice-president, Mrs.
W. +. OKeefe; second vice-presi-
dent Miss Frances Matlack; treas
urer. Mrs. b G. Strickland; assist
ant treasurer. Mrs. Clifford f. Iszard ;
secretary Mrs. Thomas c. Alexan-
der.
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Frutti,' Eta Mason: 'JuicV F~T7-
Myrtle Boyd "Vamp." Mary wyatt
Villain Wrigiey" Estene stiles.
Black Lad" Katherine Schleich.
Life Saver Elva Lister.
The Wawataisi Corps gave a
charming presentation OF Cinder-
ella
The Good Fairies gave the play
let. 1T Pays to Wait" The Joan OF
Arc Club gave the sketch. Little
Red Riding Hood. The Would BE
Good Club gave the Highland
Fling" The Hiawatha Girls gave
charades. An automobile race wa
given by the Oriole Corps.
A playlet entitled, Gathering OF
the Nuts" was presented by tho
True Blue Corps. This corps was
awarded the prize for the best stunt
The prize was silver cup.
Following the stunts all the guest.
enjoyed a circus. dancing and re-
freshments
Members OF the Friendship Club,
Pollyanna Corps. True Blue Corps
and Marshailton Girl Reserve Corps
will spend the weekend at Holiday
House. There will be a special set
ting up" conference this afternoon
in which all the corps present will
take part. Echoes OF the summer
conferences will be given. Miss
Ethel Mullen. OF the Associated
Charities, will give a short address.
Devotlons will be in charge OF Mrs.
J. Merrick Horn. Several members
OF the Girls Work committee will
attend the conference. This even
ing there will be an open camp fire
and a marshmallow roast. Miss
Nelson wiz be in charge Of the story
hour
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AND MRS.
BALL AT DINNER
speciai TO The Evening Journal.

Special to The Evening Journal.
WASHINGTON. ID. C., oct. s.
President and Mrs. Harding, last
night entertained party of notable
guests at dinner at the White House.
II was the first dinner of the kind
given by the President, the guests in
cluding Mrs. Calvin Coolidge, wife
Of the Vice President former Vice
President and Mrs. Thomas r. Mar
shall. Justice McKenna, Senator and
Mrs. J.. Heisler Ball. OF Delaware:
Senator and Mrs. Warren of wy
omng. Senator Pomerene, OF Ohio:
Senator and Mrs. Underwood. of Ala
bama; Senator and Mrs. Watson and
Senator and Mrs New, Of Indiana
Senator and Mrs Capper. Of Kansas:
Miss Harlan. B. +. Myers and Colonel
Clarence o. Sheriff.
The Senators who were guests OF
the President were among his closest
associates, when Mr.. Harding was Q
member Of the Senate. Following the
dinner the guests attended a movint
picture performance in the Whit,
House.
Evening journal., 1921-10-08
FARRELL CAMP SOCIAL

George P. Farrell Camp, Veterans
OF the Spanish-American War, VIII
hold a social session at its quarts-7
In old city Hall on Monday evenins.
There will he an entertainments
followed by refreshments. This 10
one Of many social events planned
by the camp for the entertainments
OF the members and their las,-
friends during the winter
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srpPER A srcCEss

At the chicken supper held re-
Gently by the Auxiliary Of Cranston
Fire Company. S133.52 was cleared
for the building fund. The auxiliary
thanks all friends who contributed
20 the supper. The next meeting Of
the auxiliary win be held in the fire
house on Thursday. October 20.
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serves, Twelfth and Railroad club
rooms.
THURSDAY.
3.45 p. Mood Fairy Corps
Girl Reserves. club rooms
3.45 p. m.-East Lake Corps Girl
Reserves, club rooms
FRIDAY.
2-5 p. m.-Tea for nurses, mem
bership committee.
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MRS. DU PONT ENTERTAINS
Mrs T. Coleman DUPONT gave a
luncheon on her yacht in New York
yesterday The guests included Mrs
Leonard Wood, Mrs Joseph Daniels
Mrs. william S. sharp Of Ohio. wife
Of the former Ambassador to
France; Mrs. Robert f. strawbridge
and other members OF the Worlds
Service Council Of the national board
OF the Y. w. C. A. The party pro-
ceeded to oyster Bay where Mrs. f
NJ. Townsend entertained in their
honor at her country place.
Yesterday closed the three day
conference of the council at the Y
w. C.. A. headquarters 600 Lexing.
ton avenue. Mrs Lewis II. Laphan
OF 42O Park avenue, who entertain
ed the delegates at luncheon; Mrs
Herbert /. Pratt, Mrs. John French
and Mrs. Dave II. Morris are amoni
the New York members. Mrs Lap.
ham has been appointed chairman
! 70 sncceed Mrs. Henry p Dawson.
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CLASS RUNrMAGE SALE.

Mrs. Leonard Coverdale and Mis-
Ethel Hartman's Sunday school
classes OF silverbrook M. e. Church.
will hold a rummage sale on next
Wednesday, at ia Tatnall street
Anyone having articles is asked 70
get in touch with the above namex
and the goods will be sent for.
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RoRERTS PosT DANCE

Under the auspices OF Laurence
Roberts Post. No. 2l. American Le-
gion, a masque dance will be given
in the New Century Club building
on the evening of October 2s. Music
will be furnished by Billy Wilson's
orchestra. Prizes will be awarded.
Tickets are now on sale b. members
OF the post.
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Among the Wilmington guests at
Hot Springs. Va. are Mrs. william
X. dupont Mr.. and Mrs. Russell H..
Dunham and Mr.. and Mrs. william
II. Fem.
Miss Alicia dupont, daughter OF
Alfred l. DUPONT sailed yesterday
from New York on the steamship
Empress Of India for Europe. Miss
dupont will spend the winter abroad
where she will study music.
Mrs. Susan p. Hendrickson and
family have returned from Chelsea,
y. j.. where they spent the sum-
mer. They have taken an apart
ment in the Kennett for the winter
Mrs A. p. Hert, Of Louisville, KY
will arrive today and be the guest Of
Mrs. E. G. Buckner 1908 Delaware
avenue.
Walter L. Butler is spending q
week in Detroit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Reardon
have returned from ocean City, n.
j.. where they had spent several
weeks
Mrs. 3. l.. DEMO, 1907 West street
is the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs A. p.
Shinn. in Washington. ID. c. Mrs.
Denio returned with Mr.. and Mrs.
Shinn by automobile early this week
after they had been the guests Of
Wilmington relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. Frank Stirling, OF
Elsmere. are spending several days
in New York city.
Mrs. William C. Corey is spending
q week at Rehoboth.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leland Lyon are
spending several days in New York
city.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Honecker
and Miss Polly Honecker left this
week for Virginia.
Miss Pauline X. Nrooman has re.
turned from New York city.
Miss Helen Alrich. 7ls Yves,
Tenth street is in New York city.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank ID. Lackey and
Mr.. and Mrs. James S. Stirling were
recent guests at Rehoboth.
Charles Hardman is the guest OF
Frank Hatfield at seaford.
Miss Jeanette Westerhcld spen
the past weekend at Port Deposit
Nd.
Mrs. Gilbert Maloney has beef
spending several days at Perryville
as the guest OF her parents.
Mrs Roy Pierson has returne,
from a visit with her brother in 10.
Angeles. Calf
Mrs J. p. Wilson. Jr., OF Philadel'
phia. who has been visiting in thii
city left Wilmington today for New
York where she will sail in the neal
future for Europe She will spenC
the winter there having signed
contract with a theatrical firm. Mrs
Wilson before her marriage wa
Miss Gladys L. Eaton, Of Washing
fon ID q
Evening journal., 1921-10-08
MNsoUERADE PARTY.

The Epworth League of Silver
brook Church will have a masquer-
ade tonight in the Sunday school
hall. A good time is promised. There
will he something doing every min
ute The Monclaire Musical club will
entertain. Everyone over is years Of
age is invited.
Evening journal., 1921-10-08

$50 'N-eioA HttAlHb NA Aht hoalh
Of directors OF the Washington
Heights Century Club will be held
at 2.5o o'clock next Tuesday after
noon at the club house, $500 Boule-
vard
Twentieth Century Club Of smrna
started its winter program yester-
day. There was a pleasing program
OF music and brief addresses by
members about their summer vaca-
tions. Mrs. J.. l.. Artis. president,
gave greetings. Music was furnished
by Mrs. r. j. Smith. Mrs. Thomas
Covordale and Mrs. Frank L. Rey-
nolds.
The program for the other meet
ings during October follows;
October 14--A display OF Jules
Works OF the artist.
Music.
October 21-Program arranged by
Mrs. r. +. Evans. chairman OF his
tory. Dante Ahghieri, the greatest
OF Italian poets. born in Florence
June 1865. died at Ravenna, septem-
Der IA, 1321-"The Value Of Dante
to the Womanhood OF the World"--
Rev J. NJ. l.. Eckard.
October $3.50 p. m. Mrs. j. r.
Schermerhorn, second vice-presi-
dent OF C. f. W. c. comes with
Message for club women. Clayton
and Middletown Clubs are requested
to be present. Music.
October ais p. Halloween
celebration. Arranged by commit
tee.
Cynthia's Helpers Branch, Inter-
national Sunshine Society, will meet
at s o'clock Tuesday evening in sun
shine Han. The branch will hold a
rummage sale on October 26, the
place to be announced later. Any
one having articles for the sale is
asked to notify Mrs. NJ Brown. 400
West Twenty-third street. presi-seat
Of the branch, and the articles will
be collected
Washington Heights Branch, In
ternational Sunshine Society. will
hold its FIRST fan meeting OF the sea-
son on Monday afternoon al the
home OF Miss Mildred Mohler. 2312
jefferson street Plans for the win
ter will be discussed.
AT the meeting OF the Wilmington
League OF Women Voters held this
week. the following delegates were
elected to attend the state conven-
ton which will be held in the Hotel
DUPONT on October 10 and 90; Mrs
Thomas Mum, Mrs. James X. Scott
Mrs. j. w Pennewill, Mrs. Anna e
Bach, Miss Clara dill Mrs. DaviS
Hay and Miss Anna Lawrence.
Two new members were admitted
to the Junior Auxiliary OF the Els
mere Civic Club at the meeting o.
the auxiliary held last evening In
the club building. One of the fea
lures was the forming OF the gym
nasium classes. which are to be un
der the direction Of John W. Rey
nolds. The apparatus for the new
club house has been ordered. and /
is expected to arrive in the near fu
ture.
The next meeting OF the senio
club will be held at the club hous
next wednesday evening. Mrs H. r
Faust win give a demonstration il
home economics The club held {
successful oyster supper on Thurs
day evening. The club Is planning Il
hold dance the last OF this month
and II is also contemplating con
ducting dancing classes during tn,
winter.
Mrs, Gamble I.atrobe. general su
perintendent OF the southern genera
division OF the Penn Women's All
! Penn System, viii hold meetin
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Born

BARTLETT-To Mr. aud Mrs. l. Bart
lett. fOf Queen street. az the Homeo-
pathic Hospital, on October 4, a
con
GORNLEY-To Mr. and Mr.. William
Gormley 705 West Fourth street,
at the Physicians and Surgeons
Hospital, on Ocotber 4. a daughter.
SINGLETON To Mr. and Mrs George
Singleton 4z1 H. Twelfth street. al
the Homeopathic Hospital, on Oc-
tobef = . daughter.
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ST. PAUEs woNAN.s AUXILIARY

The Young Woman's Auxiliary Of
the Woman's Foreign Missionary
Society of st. Paurs NJ. r. Church
will meet Monday evening al the
home Of Mrs. Mayrice F. Alexander,
921 Gilpin avenue.
Evening journal., 1921-10-08
What Is Lone?
CAN Editorial by the Society Editor)

V7AH 1@uVOTIaI ny VHv 0UcIeIy f4uIIorl
Is love psychic attraction OF
being each other That is a ques-
ton many Delaware men and
At Lookney Texas s H. Boin. rs stopped
potatoes leaned the hoe the
side OF the fence the sigh heard
They got to talking about garden difficulties
Boln proposed Wedding bells He and wifi had
neghbors fourteen years before he proposed
Evening journal., 1921-10-08
I!'...g...!...l.!s !s:l:'..s..:s.::..'.... !:l:'..s....:.::..'...

in the assembly room Of the Penn
sylvania Building at o'clock Mon
day afternoon Mrs. E. +. Sproul will
act as hostess. assisted by members
OF her department.
on Tuesday. October IL, the Bal
timore division will hold its meet
ing in the Y. NJ. c. A. at Union sta
tion, Washington. Members Of other
divisions are invited a special
coach will be attached for train
leaving Baltimore for Washington
at 12.47 o'clock on Thursday. The
train will leave the Pennsylvania
station here at l1.Os a. m.
Many plans for the winter were
made at the meeting Of the Belle
fonte Civics Club at the meeting held
on Tuesday Home Economics Day
was set for October IS. with Mrs.
RAYMOND Robertson as chairman.
The club luncheon will be held on
october 27. and Mrs. Eugene Mowlds
was appointed the chairman. Mrs.
Anna B. Stout will be in charge of
the rummage sale which will be
held during the month Of November
the date to be announced later. Mrs.
Ella Livermore is the chairman for
this evening Three new members
were admitted to the club at the last
meeting
Evening journal., 1921-10-08
COLLEGE WOMEN TO MEET

The Delaware Association Of Col
lege Women will meet at $50
o'clock next Friday afternoon at the
home OF Mrs. C. Glen Beadenkopf.
1903 Rodney street. The winter
program will be outlined.
Evening journal., 1921-10-08
Eggs

Can Editorial by the Society
Two hundred yearly the United states
for each man. woman and child
sumption only % National Poultry Council London
the
We Americans better any other people We do
not realize It, until with other nations
Evening journal., 1921-10-08

h Observation-Disclosures;
| l6lyssBga y: ..I.....!.I..3.. liI8ljlgS g

Mr.. and Mrs. Alice W. Dick. oi
500 North Van Buren, street. this.
city, announce the engagement OF
their daughter, Mss Josephine Dick.
to Mark Leslie Porter. Of Washing
ton, d. c.. formerly of Wilmington.
The young couple is we'll known.
both in Wilmington and Washingto on
The wedding is expected to take
place some time this winter.
Evening journal., 1921-10-08

Buns will he nicely glazed il you
brush them lightly with evaporated
milk.
Evening journal., 1921-10-08

Del, and Miss Miriam Thayer john
son. daughter of the Rev. and Mrs
Samuel Frederick johnson, Of Bos-
ton, Mass, were married on Friday.
September 80, at the home OF tAe
brides uncle near Baltimore. Mr..
and Mrs. Cough will make their
home in Lewes.
Evening journal., 1921-10-08

anu -hAo oNtth VAL AHohc eAk
home in Lewes.
At the home Of Mr.. and Me.
Harold Wolfe, $500 Boulevard. last
Saturday evening, Miss Beulah
stevens, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward Stevens OF Sudlersille, M,
and Albert Ripka of this city, we're
married by the Rev. George c. VII
liams, pastor of McCabe Church.
The bride wore dark blue tricotne
with hat to match. Her corsage
bouquet was of orchids and roses.
The young folks were given a sur
prise at the Pennsylvania Railroad
station when the brides friends 81
the Hilles and Jones Co., gave them
farewell. Mr.. Ripks is connected
with the FOss- Hughes Co. After Oc-
tober Is, Mr.. and Mrs Ripka will
he at home at sos West Ninth
street.
Miss Ruth Talley 5Os Concord
avenue and Robert W. Lowry wilh
be married at o'clock this after
noon in McCabe NJ. f. Church by
the Rev George c. Williams. The
bride will be attended by Miss Helen
II. Pritchett. John r. Hayes will
be best man.
The bride will wear blue canton
crepe with hat to match and carry
Ophelia roses. The maid OF honor
I will wear brown canton crepe and
will carry roses and snap dragons.
The wedding music will be played
by Miss Eleanor Stuart. Miss Edith
Kaighn. OF Camden. y. j., will sing
oh Perfect Love" and "Oh Promise
Me-"
Following the ceremony an in
'ormal reception will be held in the
church. After a wedding trip the
couple will live at $50 McLane street.
| Union Park Gardens.
Evening journal., 1921-10-08

Mrs Roy Pierson has returned
from visit with her brother in Los
Angeles. Calf
Evening journal., 1921-10-08

Mrs. Gilbert Maloney has been
spending several days at Perryville,
as the guest Of her parents.
Evening journal., 1921-10-08

Mrs. Gamble Latrobe. general SUI
perintendent Of the southern general
division OF the Penn Womens Aid
Penn System, viii hold meeting