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Evening journal., 1921-03-12
births S

LUFF-To Mr. and Mrs. Charles Luz.
South Grant avenue, on March ,,
son.
MORRIs-To MI and Mrs. Leroy Morris.
Marshallton, Del, on March T. son. .
BUSHELL-To Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard
A. Bushell, 105 North Franklin street
on March s. daughter.
AIELLO-To Mr.. and Mrs. Anthony
Aiello, 729 East Seventh street, on
March ., son.
PERRONE-To Mr.. and Mrs John Per
rome. 5l0I Monroe street, on March 10,
son.
wELsH-To Mr.. and Mrs. william
Welsh, 2g3 Monroe street. az the Ply
slcians' and Surgeons Hospital, on
March S, daughter.
WEITZAIAN-To Mr.. and Mrs BENJAMIN
Weitzman. 737 Pine street 40 the
Physicians and Surgeons Hospital on
March ., daughter
GOsNELI-To Mr.. and Mrs. william
GOsnen. i7ii West Thirteenth street,
at the Homeopathic Hospital, on March
. a son.
HOwARD-To Mr.. and Mrs. william
Howard 1905 French street, at the
Homeopathic Hospital, on March 9,
daughter.
BEYNOLDs-To Mr.. and Mrs. Roy
Reynolds, Elsmere, Del, az the HomeO-
pathic Hospital, on March o. a son.
WILLIAMSON Mr.. and Mrs Roy
Williamson, S35 jefferson street. at the
Homeopathic Hospital, on March 10,
daughter
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BLUE ROCK CLUB
READY TO DANCE

Final plans for the dance which
the Blue Rock Community will hold
next Wednesday evening in the New
Century club were made at a meet
ing held on Thursday afternoon at
the home of Mrs. Thomas j. Now
bray, at Gordon Heights. The dance
promises to be one of the most de-
lightful social affairs that the club
has ever given. In honor Of st. Pat
ricks day five little girls will be
dressed in costumes who will be in
charge Of the programs and will as
sist in many other ways These lit
tie girls are the Misses Harriet
Barkley, Elizabeth Buck. Peggy
Rhodes, Marjorie Thompson and
Marjorie Johnston.
Decorations will be in charge OF
Robert r. Deverell. The patronesses
for the dance will be Mrs. Thomas
j. Mowbray and the members Of her
team that are giving the dance fol-
lows: Mrs. Robert r. Deverell, Mrs.
J. Dickinson. Mrs. Herbert Herr,
Mrs. Lorenza Bradley Mrs. Claud
Brown. Mrs. Warner Brashears,
Mrs. Leroy Beatty, Miss Marion
Davis. Mrs Ora Sutton and Mrs.
Eugene r. Yates who is chairman
Of the ways and means committee of
the club.
Ticket may be procured from
members OF the club or at the door
OF the New Century Club next We'd
nesday evening. The proceeds Of
the dance will go toward the clubs
building fund.
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WANT WOMEN TO
HEARSAFETY TALK

As a novelty to increase interest
and attendance. the Delaware Safety
Council inaugurated ladies' night
in connection with the Foreman's
Safety Course at its last January
meeting. This innovation proved so
successful and enjoyable that it will
be repeated at the tenth meeting Of
the Foreman's Safety Course to be
held on Monday night in Odd Eel.
lows Temple. A program has been
arranged which will make the ses-
sion thoroughly enjoyable 10 the wo-
men who attend.
The principal speaker OF the even
ing viii be DR. Il. NJ. Little. director
of rehabilitation. State Department
OF Education, New York City. He
was formerly Of the Safety Institute
of America. Dr. Little is said to
be a very interesting talker who is
always well received wherever he
goes. His topic here will be "Rela-
tion OF Public, Home and School
Safety to Industrial Safety"
The group singing, as usual. viii
be led by william p. White Morine'.
Melody Six Orchestra will provid,
the instrumental music.
The industrial committee cordial
~ invites managers and stats Of al
member companies to attend thii
meeting.
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Society,"

Marion Apartments has as her guest
Mrs. Anna Gillespie OF Pittsburgh.
Mrs. willard p. Chandler, OF $40
Harrison street entertained this
week in honor Of Mrs Gillespie.
II. G. Haskell who has been spend
ing several weeks in Florida is ex-
pected home today Mrs. Haskell
will remain at the Southern resort
until the end OF this month.
Miss Beatrice Scott, OF Elizabeth.
n. j.. is the weekend guest OF Mr..
and Mrs William l.. Hamann. OF 23O5
Boulevard Miss Scott Is the daugh-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert c. Scott,
formerly Of this city.
Mrs. $. ID. Paschail and Mrs.
Samuel Bancroft, Jr.. have returned
from Nassau, and Miami. Florida
Mrs. william S. Hiiles is spending
the weekend at Rehoboth.
Mrs. Kathryn Draper, OF Elkton,
had as her guest last Sunday. Mrs.
Anna Draper, Mrs. Ida Draper, Mr..
and Mrs. william Draper and Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Morris and son, all
OF Wilmington Mr.. and Mrs. Ledley,
OF Marcus Hook; Miss May Williams,
OF Christiana, and Mr.. and Mrs
Bunce, OF Elkton.
Mrs. Harris A. Hearn and mother,
Mrs. Bloxom. OF Bloxom, Va, are
the guests Of Wilmington friends.
Walter l.. Butler who has been
spending some time in Panama re-
turned TO his home on Wednesday.
Mrs. Mary Feaster, who has been
spending the winter with her daugh-
ter. Mrs. Warren Easley, near Do
yer. has returned to her home in
this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Michael j. Morrissey
707 Poplar street. left today for a
two-weeks' trip to Boston to visit Mr..
Morrissey's FIVE sisters. whom he has
not seen for 80 years
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Clubs

. o'clock on Monday afternoon in
the Penn Railroad building, this city.
Mrs. Gamble Latrobe will preside
The Norfolk division, of which
Mrs. r. II. Pingham is superin-
tendent. will hold it's regular meet
ing at Cape Charles, Va, on March
Is.
Current Events Class Of the New
Century Club, will meet on next
Tuesday morning. Current events
will be given by Miss Marion Gray.
Miss Elizabeth Walsh, of the divi-
sional headquarters of the American
Red Cross. will address the class
on "The Opportunity of Nursing"
Mrs. T. G. Settle will speak on
Newspaper Work" Mrs. Harold
Sheppard will give piano selections.
The Wilmington Home Circle met
yesterday afternoon at the home OF
Mrs. Jennie Eaton, at Bellefonte.
During the business meeting. the
seven member school board for Will
mington was endorsed. A social
hour followed the business meeting.
The Claymont Women's Club will
meet at 2.3O olock on Monday aft
ernoon at the Overlook Colony Club
rooms. The program will consist OF
an address by Frank Stevens OF
Arden who will speak on Single
Tax" Miss Amy Wood will speak
on First Aid to the Injured"
on Thursday evening, March -
will be a special meeting Of the club
at the home of Mrs William d. Null
len, Claymont. Miss Elizabeth
Walsh of Red Cross center, Phila-
delphia will speak on THE Need
and Opportunities OF Nursing" Men
guests will be welcomed at ths
meeting.
Evening journal., 1921-03-12
House Cleaning
an ndItorlal by the socIety EdItorl

Reading mind dad the writing detects therein
his comfort resident
o Wilmington
guess you're figuring tearing the
house spring. house cleaning"
There again." replies You the same thing
year
And in a few weeks more hatched. dad
returning from stripped
carpets pictures redoent with
odor o scrubblng
be unless this house
UPSIDE down he W as the chaos.
is nOne 10 useless during
house cleaning Is
the end bring order out
o
The restoration . sudden complete the upheava
that strips the furniture where
one week cleaning begins dad, coming
from, is
place and shining il nothing had happened
smiling. triumphant fairy OF the
snrine who does broom
and
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Paid Up To Date
CAN Editorial by the Society Editor,

Editorial b Society Editor)
Children pay rasng!"
unkind remark from the lips OF those
who o themselves?
unfortunately all parents think that way
a Wilmington with daughters All
behind the
me whom
sistso keepn in scho she
1 night tired 1 hardly
nd ind little clean and neat and good
hot dinner on table; when girls welcome
nome with a that they paid up TO date"
daughters feel toward their mother than
constantly reminded that every
thing they possibly little
whemng thought takes much OF the JOY
and spontaney of service
II we make our children
the chances with generosity that will
surprise
Evening journal., 1921-03-12

Despite the fact that many VIII
ningtonians are observing the
Lenten season a large number OF
local people will enjoy the four de-
ughtful dances which are planned
for next week.
The first dance is that OF the Blue
Rock Community Club on wednes-
day evening in the New Century
Club.
on Thursday evening two dances
are scheduled They are the AL
powco Pleasure club dance in the
New Century Club and the Dyestuffs
Department Of the dupont Company
sn the ballroom Of the Hotel dupont
The closing dance OF the week
will be held on Friday night in the
Hotel dupont by the Auxiliary Of
fhe Homeopathic Hospital for the
benefit Of the Hospital. This eve
ming will be combination of con-
eert and and dance.
Altogether the week promises to
be lively one for many OF this city.
Among the Deiawareans who at
eended the annual dinner OF the
philadelphia Alumni Association Of
Lafayette College held at the Belle
vue-Stratford last evening was
George M. Jones, OF Dover; Dr.
Joseph IL Odell. Dr. Lewis w.
Finn, DR.. Irwin M. Finn. Harry
Emmons and Albert w. Cummins.
Dr. Odell some years ago received
the honorary degree OF Doctor OF
Divinity from Lafayette. Mr.. Jones
was elected president OF the associa-
fion for the ensuing year. The din
ner was attended by about 200 and
was a very enjoyable affair.
Miss Marian ID. Sheppard, OF New
York city has been In Wilmington
for the past two weeks on account
OF the serious illness OF her brother.
Frank Sheppard. general agent OF
abe Provident Life and Trust Com
pany. Mr. Sheppard is reported to-
day as being somewhat better.
Mrs. Percy L. Darlington OF the
Evening journal., 1921-03-12

Miss Libby Carson. Of tho Ameri-
sanitation committee OF the Service
Citizens. addressed the Girls Work
committee OF the Y. w. c. A. yes
nerday afternoon on THE Foreign
Born" Mrs J. Merrick Horn pre-
sided. Following Miss Carson's talk
the committee discussed the summer
work for the girls OF the associa-
ton Reports were made by all
committee chairmen. Both Mrs. w.
n. Catalan and Mrs Joseph Stuart
have consented TO serve on the girls
work committee, Mrs. Catalan serv-
Ing as chairman OF the High School
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EASHInNs AN EAnS

A great deal of iared fullness is
seen in skirts.
Crepe and serge dresses have
appliqucd discs Of satin, braided in
scroll designs.
Copper, brown, coral pink, tur-
quoise and bottle green are smart
spring shades.
With serge and taffeta frocks
are worn broad Bertha collars of
heavy Italian lace.
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BENEFfT RECTAL

Miss Esther A. Bancroft. one OF
Wilmington's we'll known soprano
soloists, will give a recital on Tues
day evening. April 3, al the New
Century Club for the benefit of I'M
manuel T.. Il. Church and the Babies
Hospital. Miss Bancroft will be as
sisted by Moritz Emery pianist. who
is well known in Philadelphia. New
York and Boston musical circles
Mr. Emery is the originator OF the
Fifty Minute Musical OF Phila-
delphia- Bertrand Austin. celloist
Of Philadelphia will be an added
attraction to the program.
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AIPOwCo CLIiB DANCE

After a successful season the
Alpowco Pleasure club will hold the
last Of the seasons dances in the
New Century club next Thursday
evening The club has planned TO
make this the most elaborate dance
of the year. The decorations will
be in accord with ST. Patrick's Day.
Music will be furnished by VIII
sons Orchestra. There will be a
large number of prize dances. The
club members parents will serve as
patrOnesses.
Following the season for dancing
the club is planning many outings
for the summer. Their club bunga-
low on the canal is being renovated
and when completed viii afford
many good times for the club mem
bers and their friends
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EASTERN STARS
DANCE APRIL 4

A dance has been arranged by
St Johns Chapter No. 4, order Of
the Eastern Star, for Monday even
nng. April a. The AFFAIR will be given
On the BAH room Of the Hotel dupont
The committee, OF which Mrs.
Frederick j. Snyder Is chairman, is
planning many surprises. The music
will be furnished by the Original Six
Orchestra
Tickets for the dance may be pur-
chased from members of the chap
ter The dance promises TO be one
OF the largest ever given by the
chapter.
Evening journal., 1921-03-12
p d r & lie S

In honor of the approaching mar
riage Of Miss Florence Dillon and
John ID. Kelly, Jr., the bride-to-be
was given a variety shower by thirty
of her friends on Wednesday even
ing at the home of Miss Kathryn
c. Mullin, sos Van Buren street
glass numerous pieces of linen and
glass recepticles.
The wedding Of Miss Dillon and
Mr.. Kelly will take place in the
early spring. Both have large
circle of friends in this city.
The color scheme for the shower
was pink and white. Each of the
guests received as a favor a small
doll dressed to represent a minia-
ture bride.
The Spencer Glass Of st. Pauls NJ.
T. Church held a St. Patrick's So
cial on Thursday evening at the
community hall. Eighth and Grant
avenue.
After the business meeting a social
hour was spent Each guest told a
story.
Those present were Mr. and Mrs.
f. w Mitchell and daughter, Mr..
and Mrs. ]. T., Griffith. Mr.. and Mrs.
r. l.. Cameron, Mr.. and Mrs. S. p.
Lockerman, Mr. and Mrs. r Glib
bons. Mr.. and Mrs. J. r. Howett.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. p. VanSant, Mr.. and
Mrs. II. Phillips, Mrs. b. Terrace,
Mrs. Hepburn. Mrs. James White,
Mrs. J.. Littrell, Mrs. n. Reed and
Mrs. deValenger, the Misses Edna
Boner, NJ. Burbage, NJ. Thorpe, NJ.
Pyle, NJ. Wharton, L. Hawkins, S.
B. Smith and NJ. Rollison, William
Archibald, II. Reininger, A. Griffith,
c. NJ. Fulton, W. Pyle, Leon Berger.
W. Steele, r. Lareau and S. Baker.
Miss Louise Arbogast was given a
party in honor Of her eighteenth
birthday on Monday evening. by her
associates of the Crosby and Hill
Company, at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Il. G. MCracken, 1917 Lancas-
ter avenue. The house was prettily
decorated with carnations, daffodils
anC sweet-peas. The evening was
delightfully."- spent in games and
]
! Miss Arbogast was presented with "a
beautiful electric boudoir lamp.
Those present were the Misses
Leila Southard, Helen Dougherty,
Agnes Dillon, May Pierson, Helen
Reed. Leila Walker, Florence Smith,
Gertrude Pickering, Genevieve Ma
loney. Joanna Cook, Mary Quinn.
Mildred Fulmer, Agnes Devine,
Helen McCrostie, Mary Cordray,
Mrs. Mabel Reed; Wallace Hinman,
Edward Daley, Robert Lundley,
Norman Bedwell William Smith,
/ Theodore Kylin, Clarence Foulke
Frederick G. Smith, Joseph De-
I Graw. Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Kirkley
Mr.. and Mrs. J. T. Johnson. Mr. and
Mrs. Il. c. McCracken, Miss Mar
guerite McCracken, Miss Doris Nc
Cracken. Mrs Louise Arbogast, Mrs
Lulu Baker, Mrs Isabel Lewis.
Evening journal., 1921-03-12
GRACE GIEANERs.

The March meeting OF the Grace
Cleaners. Young Women's Foreign
Missionary Society, will be held on
Monday evening al the home Of
Miss Alice Conner, $40 West
Eleventh street. rhe devotional
service will be IN charge OF
Miss Clara Wood Miss Elizabeth b.
Johnson will have charge OF the pro-
gram. The hostesses will be Miss c.
McFaul, Mrs Natalie Terry, Mrs.
varnes and Mrs. William Harris.
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WESLEY y. p. b.

The Y. z. b. Of Wesley NJ. z.
Church held its monthly meeting at
the home OF the president, Miss
Edith Vaneau, 1908 South Franklin
street. ON Wednesday evening. Fol
lowing the business session "a social
hour was spent and refreshments
served. Three new members were
received
Evening journal., 1921-03-12

Kemery Studio Club will meet on
Monday evening at the home of Mrs.
e. p. Burnham, COS West Tenth
street An interesting program has
been arranged.
Bellefonte Civics Club will meet
at 2 o'clock Tuesday afternoon at
the home Of Mrs Herbert b. Fergu-
son. The program will be in charge
of Mrs. Ferguson.
The Women's Civic Club, of
Richardson Park. will meet on Tues
day afternoon, at the home Of Mrs.
Minos Lynch. As it will be dona-
ton day, all members are asked to
bring their contributions to the
needy families that the club is car
ing for. Final arrangements also
will be made for the St Patricks
social. which will be held next
Thursday evening. at the home Of
Mrs. r. 1. HUT.
The exchange of useful household
hints and reports of labor saving
devices gained from experience and
from reading were pleasing features
of the Home Economies Meeting of
the Newark New Century Club held
on Tuesday, at Newark. Several
readings which dealt with house
| hold problems were presented by
Mrs r. w. Helm and Mrs. W A.
wilkinson A poem dealing with
home topics was read by Mrs. T. +.
Manns.
Mrs. Robert b. Rayner, of VIII
mington. will address the club on
next Tuesday. Miss Grace Sage will
give a reading on April 5 at the club
J on the subject The Country Cousin, "
! by Booth Harrington.
The March meeting Of the Colonial
Danes will be held at 2.30 o'clock
on Monday afternoon at the home of
Mrs James A. Draper, Sr., 1101
/ Market street. The Rev. Charles L.
Candee, of Westminster Presbyterian
Church will be the speaker. His
subject will be pilgrims and Puri-
tans."
~ a AtN"FAlA AAAftAAAAn va AAA' wv "
Castle Century Club the following
nominations for directors and Off
GERS were made for the election
which will take place on Thursday
evening. April Z: Directors Mrs
Louise r. Holcomb. Mrs. John f.
| u. Clayton. Miss Mary Shaw. Miss
| Reba Holcomb, Mrs. Matilda Van
/ Trump, Miss Elizabeth Black, Miss
| Elizabeth Dennison, Mrs. Henry J
Kite. Mrs. julius Dodd and Mrs
| Thomas Smith; for president, Mrs
Lewis +. Eliason; first vice-presi-
dent. Mrs. Jacob II. Speicher, Mrs
| Willis Blackburn; second vice pres
ident. Mrs. John T. Stoops, Mrs
George Mcintyre; recording secre-
tary, Miss Pauline Wilhelme; cor
responding secretary, Miss Anna
i Lancaster; treasurer, Mrs. Francis
p McCallin.
All members Of the Penn Railroad
Women's Mutual Aid who intend {,
go to the entertainment which the
Baltimore division will give tonigh
at Perry Point, PerryWlle, Nd, vii
leave on the train from French stree
station at 6.19. The general super
intendents meeting will be held a
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w IL NJ s. ANNIVERSARY

The anniversary meeting of the
Woman's Home Missionary Society
of the Wilmington Methodist Epis-
copal Conference will be held at
Crisfield. Nd, on Thursday. March
81. Mrs. J. Talley Smith will pre-
side and the speaker will be Mrs. D.
b. Street, of Washington, ID. c.
Evening journal., 1921-03-12
sEoroIA CLUB DANCE

About 200 couples attended the
anniversary dance given last even
ing by the sequoia Club. Music was
furnished by the Original Six Or
chestra-
The committee in charge was
composed of George II. Hamann
chairman: James r. Neave. Lloyd
Alexander and John Davis. A lucky,
spot and novelty dance were
given during the evening.
Evening journal., 1921-03-12
WeddinpISI

Mr.. and Mrs II. b. Cotton, 407
South Clayton street, announce the
marriage OF their daughter Miss
Edythe NJ. Cotton. 20 Lee A. Strong.
The wedding took place on We'd
nesday. March 2. in Sacramento,
Cal. Mr.. and Mrs. Strong will be
at home after March Is at the
Everett Apartment. San Francisco.
Miss Wilma r. Mote, youngest
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Wilmer j.
Mote, of Kemblesville, and oliver
Crossan. Of Iandenburg. were mar
ried on Wednesday afternoon, at the
home of the brides parents. by the
Rev. II. c. Dahms The bride was
given in marriage by her father and
was attended by her cousin. Miss
Elsie Mae Mote, of Strickersville. Pa
Thomas Crossan of Philadelphia, a
brother OF the groom, was best man.
The wedding music was played by
Mrs Roy Jefferis. of Media. Mrs.
Ramoth A. Mitchell. of this city, a
cousin of the bride. sang "Oh Prom
iso Me-" preceding the ceremony.
The bride wore a becoming white
satin and georgette crepe gown. and
her tulle veil was caught with orange
blossoms. Her shower bouquet was
Of bride roses The maid OF honor
wore white satin and georgette and
carried sweet peas.
About 1875 persons attended the
wedding and reception. Relatives
and friends were present from this
city. Philadelphia, Chester. Media,
Lancaster, Marcus Hook. Landen-
burg. Strickersville and West Grove.
Mr.. and Mrs. Crossan are on a
wedding trip and after April. will
be at home to their friends at their
home in Avondale. The couple re-
ceived many gifts.
Evening journal., 1921-03-12
MNQuApALE cARp PARTY

A card party Tor the benefit OF
abe Minquadale Home will be given
sn psrlors A and b OF the Hotel
dupont on next Saturday afternoon.
Many prizes will be given. Reserva-
tions for tables for the party may
be made by applying to Mrs. Charles
J Kinkead, s2s Washington street
Dhone 40.
Evening journal., 1921-03-12
LADY OF LoURDEs BANQUET.

our Lady OF Lourdes Court,
Daughters Of Isabella will hold
its first annual banquet at 5.45
O'Clock tomorrow evening at the
Lambros. The Daughters will at
tend the afternoon service At the Ca
thedral. the closing service OF the
retreat for women which has been
held there this week. IL is expected
that more than 150 women will at
tend the banquet
Evening journal., 1921-03-12
EXENING Of MrsIC

The Women's League of Hanover
Presbyterian Church will give an
evening OF old song and tableauX in
the church on next Friday evening
a most delightful program has been
arranged
Evening journal., 1921-03-12

At the meeting OF the Girl Re
serve Council on Tuesday, Miss Eve
lyn Halter and Miss Eleanor Edge
were presented with chevrons. They
are members OF the Oriole Corps and
each received two chevrons. Those
who received triangles were: The
Misses Evelyn Halter, Eleanor Edge,
Ruth Liller and Mary Lands and
Elsie Gains. The Misses Liller and
Lands are members OF the Good
Fairy Corps and Miss Gains Of
Hiawatha Corps
Evening journal., 1921-03-12
ARNiMAs CLTB DANCE

The second OF series of dances
will be given by the Frat club in
the Newport Masonic Hall on next
Tuesday evening. Many features are
being planned.
Evening journal., 1921-03-12

Afternoon gowns OF crepe are
combinations of scarlet and green
with white or black
Evening journal., 1921-03-12

Mrs Mary NJ. Nicholson. 1902
Market street. announce the engage
ment of her daughter. Miss Nell Ev-
elyn Nicholson to Alfred O. Ayerst
formerly OF this city. but now Of
Chattanooga, Tenn.
Evening journal., 1921-03-12

Many packages are being received
by the +. J.. c. Club members for
the parcel post sale they are to hold
next Thursday evening at the club
rooms. S04 Market street. Each Of
the packages will sell for 10 cents
Candy. cake and Lemonade also viii
Evening journal., 1921-03-12

Many of the corps are enjoying
trips to the suburbs and country
now that the spring-like weather is
here. The corps on hike parties to-
day are the Freshmen ana Oriole
Corps which went 10 Rockford Tow
er, and Hiawatha, Wawataisi and
Pocohontas which went to the Holi-
day House. In addition to enjoying
the hikes the members hunted ma
ture study specimens.
Evening journal., 1921-03-12

The Freshmen Corps was given a
party on Wednesday afternoon by
Oriole Corps. Games were played
and refreshments OF lemonade and
candy served
Evening journal., 1921-03-12

en-eighth-length coats are
without belts.
Evening journal., 1921-03-12

COmmlttec-
At the meeting OF the sophomore
corps on Tuesday afternoon polly
anna Girl Reserve Corps was select
ed as the corps name. The slogan
is BE square,"
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be for sale. At the close OF the even
ing dancing will be enjoyed.
Evening journal., 1921-03-12

All members Of the Penn Railroad
Women's Mutual Aid who intend TO
go to the entertainment which the
Baltimore division will give tonight
at Perry Point, Perryulle, Nd, Will
leave on the train from French street
station at 6.19. The general super
intendent's meeting will be held at
Evening journal., 1921-03-12

Mrs. Percy L. Darlington OF the
Evening journal., 1921-03-12
Netus Of the
Y. ". G.. A. Girl
Reserve Corps

COMMITTEES
Evening journal., 1921-03-12

Mr.. and Mrs. Michael j. Morrissey
707 Poplar street, left today for a
two-weeks' trip to Boston to visit Mr..
FIVE sisters. whom he has
not seen for 80 years.