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Evening journal., 1921-12-17
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CALENDAR
MONDAY

MONDAY
3 P. M.-FriendsEip Club. Christ
mas stunt at Children's Hospital.
s P. Nj o. A. Club, Christmas
dance, Thirteenth and Heald streets.
TUESDAY.
$50 P. M.-Pollyanna Girl Re
serve Corps. club rooms.
3.45 p. M.-Wawataisi Girl Re
serve Corps, club rooms; Hiawatha
Girl Reserve Corps. club rooms;
West End Girl Reserve Corps. club
rooms.
s p. Nj L. C. Club, club
rooms.
WEDNESDAY
$50 p. M-True Blue Corps Girl
Reserves, club rooms.
3.45 p. M.-Oriole Corps Girl Re
serves. club rooms.
7.45 p. NJ - Gym class. High
School gymnasium. A. B. c. Club.
THURSDAY
$50 p. Mast Lake Corps Cir
Reserves, club room.
73O p. NJ. ~ Christmas party
STAFF, club rooms.
FRIDAY
3.45 p. NJ. - Christmas party
every Girl Reserve invited. Miss J
williamson. OF Free Library Of Phil
adelphia to tell Christmas stories.
7.3O p. M.-Christmas party. VOL.
laston Hall
Evening journal., 1921-12-17
. PARTY For CHOIR

The mixed quartet OF Trinity Iuth-
eran Church was given testimonial
surprise last evening following the
weekly rehearsal. at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles zeaha, 2sO4
Jessup street.
The affair had been planned and
arranged for by Mrs. zeaha. organ
list at Trinity. She proved a most
capable Mrs. st. Nicholas" so far as
surprises were concerned. The quar-
tet had assembled as usual for re-
hearsal, but the spirit Of the holi-
days seemed to pervade the atmos-
phere. and a sort Of something in
the air" feeling crept through the
evening. To the astonishment g
those present an invitation was ea
tended to retire to the diningroom.
where a repast awaited the singers.
Favors had been provided for each
member OF the quartet in the form
Of various colored flowers. beautifull,
arranged in a dainty bouquet. tieS
with ribbons appropriate to the COLI.
scheme and symbolic OF the par
taken by the members-soprano. alte,
tenor and bass with catch words is
verse form describing the parts uInA
The remainder Of the evening wae
spent in a social way. Mrs. ZeaAA
being commended for her thought *
the novel manner to which she ar
piled the flowers to the four party
Of sacred music. Members Of srrip-
ity quartet are Mrs. Reba Hawlin.
Mrs Sue Guilty. Charles zeafa and
F. W. Stierle; Mrs Matte ze.asL
! lorganist
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p q r & i G S

Mr.. and Mrs. A W. White enter
tained at their home near Talley-
vile on Tuesday evening in honor Of
the thirteenth birthday anniversary
of their SON. Albert W. White, Jr.
The evening was spent in games and
music.
Those present we're: Hazel Cloud,
Mary Talley, Nina Cordrey, Hannah
Talley, Blanche Mcdaniel Eliza
beth Watkins, Alverna Pike. Caro-
line Talley, Mary Passmore, Mary
Talley, Emily Talley Marion White,
Albert, White, Willie Talley, Jack
Talley, Walter Clark, Warren zeb-
ley, Wallace Zebley. Albert McDan-
iel, Pusey Passmore. Bayard Cloud,
Taylor Zebley, Erwin Talley, Arthur
Talley Joseph Pennington, William
l.. Talley, William Watkins, Howard
Richardson, Egidio Tortoralo, Jamel
Barlon, Joseph Talley, william Nc
CARNEY, Gilbert Barlow. Austin Tai
pley, Harvey Kellam, James Talley
Mr.. and Mrs. George zebley, Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Cloud, Mr.. and Mrs.
corliss Talley. Mrs. Elbie Talley,
Mr.. and Mrs Lohr Kerns, Isaac
Watkins Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. White,
Mr.. and Mrs. II. X. Buttons.
Evening journal., 1921-12-17
HOLIDAY DANCE
NEXT AT DOVER

The young men OF Dover will hold
their annual dance in the Dover
Armory on Friday evening. Deem
Der 30. This event is always looked
forward TO with much pleasure by
many Delawareans, as at it many
persons from all over the State
gather to renew mountaineering
For the past fifty years, the dance
has been recognized as one OF the
social functions OF the Christmas
holiday season down State. Dane
ing will begin at o'clock.
Tke patronesses will be Mrs will
liam d. Denney. Mrs. Warren Hall,
Mrs. A. r. Richardson. Mrs. II. I.
Beers. Mrs. Walter Morris. Mrs.
DUPONT Walker and Mrs. William
Pennewill.
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will be held next Monday evening
in the Community House. Matters
pertaining to the completion OF the
building will be considered.
Many Interesting reports were
given at the meeting Of the Belle
fonte Civics Club on Tuesday after
noon. Members brought donations
OF books. toys and Victrola records
to be sent to the Delaware colony at
Stookly.
Plans were made TO take Christ
mas cheer to the Children's Home
for Friendless Children at River
view. This work is under the di-
rection OF the hospitality committee
OF which Mrs. Fred Messick is
chairman.
A reception win be held on the
evening OF January at the COM
munity building. The guests OF
honor will be the town commission
ers and their wives and the mem
bers OF the Community League and
their wives. Mrs Charles Wintrup
Evening journal., 1921-12-17

Under the personal direction OF
Mrs. Harry Gordon Bethard the st.
Johns Dramatic Club presented the
three act play "The Heiress Hunt
ers" last evening in the auditorium
of ST. Johns parish house. The
production met with as much sue
cess as when II was staged several
weeks ago for the first time. All
the members OF the cast played in
exceptional manner. Following the
play there was dsnce.
The cast Of characters follows: The
Heiress Hunters-Tom Timmons
author, Victor ID. Handy; Dick Chet-
wynd. artist. Raymond o. Schaefer;
Harry Give. musician, J. Clifford
Weaver: Major Morann, Tom s
uncle and Amethysts guardian, J.
Harold Wiley; Whimper, the only
butler in Kokomo. Edward H. Nor
row. Amethyst Lake, the heiress.
Marian c. Macklem; Nell Gray. a
true American girl. Elizabeth S.
Ward; La Lolita, a model young
lady from Spain. Marian Scott; Mrs.
Ballou, Amethysts aunt. Helen w.
Pyle: the Widow Wood Ethel l..
Lowe; John Patrick Wood. Henry
Lodge; Pandora Wood, Jessie D.
Ward.
Evening journal., 1921-12-17
FRIENDS SENIORS
PRESENTMACBETH

The Senior class Of Friends
school yesterday afternoon enter
tained an audience OF pupils and
friends with a presentation OF
Macbeth" The manuscript had
been cut according to the needs and
numbers OF the class to a perform
ance Of an hour and a half. but nc
incidents had been taken out that
were essential to the story OF the
play.
The star OF the afternoon was
Mark NJ. Cieaver. Jr.. who had the
difficult title role. Especially good
was he in the dramatic scenes when
Macbeth's disordered Imagination
conjuries up the dagger, the voice
and the ghost Of the murdered
Banquo. Eleanor Cooling took we'll
the part OF Lady Macbeth. doing
perhaps her best work in the Sleep
waking scens.
The honors for the rest OF the
program were about equally divided.
Helen Pillsbury. Marjorie Macadem
and Betty Fletcher as the Weird
Sisters. provided the necessary su
pernatural background. Roger Tay-
lor very evidently enjoyed the part
OF Porter. and Dorothy Rooney was
a most effective Lady Macduff
especially in the portion OF her
scene played off stage.
Duncan was played by James
King, who was quite impressive in
his ermine bordered robes. The
Lords of his Court was played by
Wendell Broad. Byron Coy. Leroy
Haitsch and Leith Munson. Levi,
Rumford. beside planning and man.
aging the lighting effects. took tn,
part of the doctor and was helped il
the scene by Edna Sossaman. tn,
gentlewoman in waiting to tn,
queen. Victor Long looked well hi
part as the young Prince Malcolm
and Alfred Young in the rathe
thankiess role as servant Gid the cd,
Jobs and said the right thing at tn
right moment.
The class owes thanks to War
Briggs. c class boy, who surprise
everyone by appearing as Lad
Macduff's child. and to Corbi
spruance and Lewis Munson. VIII
provided martial music from be
bind the scenes.
The next meeting OF the White
: tcrary Society will be in charge c
\, - .-pper Middle Class OF Friends
" the CHI
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PARENT-TEACHERs' MEErNG.

The first meeting OF the Parent
Teachers and Community Associa-
tion OF sunny Side School District.
near stanton, was held on Wednes-
day evening. in the school house
Following are the officers os the as
sociation: President, Harry "A. Staf-
ford; vice-president, Rachel stat
ford; secretary, Mary Lohand, and
treasurer, Mrs. Harry Stradley. The
children OF the school gave pleas
ing entertainment and then voted
TO meet next month, on January H.
appointing the following committee:
Music, George Denny, entertain
ment, Mrs. Clarence McNey. Mrs
John Lynch Miss Rachel Stafford
Miss I.ofand and Mrs. Julia Nc
Callister.
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SOCIAL AT MERCIFUL REST.

A delightful entertainment was
given on Thursday evening at the
Home OF Merclful rest under the
auspices OF the Macedonia Circle OF
Kings Daughters OF West Presby-
terian Church. the following pro-
gram being thoroughly enjoyed:
Selection by Salter's steel string
quartet vocal solo, Mrs. Leslie
Downing; selection by Aeolian male
quartet; reading by Miss Grace
Baird; selection by Salter's steel
string quartet; vocal solo. Miss
Carolyn Comfy; reading by Mrs. j. f.
Fuller; selection by Aeolian male
quartet; selection by Salter's steel
string quartet. A social hour fol-
lowed. during which refreshments
were served and a general good time
enjoyed.
Evening journal., 1921-12-17
Y. W. C. A. NEWS

Under the auspices OF the Girls
Work Department, Christmas
party will be held at the club rooms
OF tie Young Women's Christian
Association from until 6 o'clock
next Friday afternoon. One Of the
features will be the story hour,
which will be conducted by Miss
Julia williamson, Of Philadelphia.
She is connected with the Free Lii
brary OF Philadelphia.
The Friendship Club will meet on
Monday afternoon at the club rooms
and, following a short business ses-
sion. viii visit the Babies Day Nur-
sery and Hospital. and take toys
and Christmas cteer to the little
ones.
Members OF the Joan Of Arc Club
have planned a dance to be held on
Monday evening in the club rooms,
Thirteenth and Heald streets. Tick
cts are now on sale by members OF
the club. The young women Of this
organization have made large
number Of toys. which they will
send TO Sunny Brook Farm.
Hiawatha. Wawataisi, Pollyanna
and West End Girl Reserves will
meet Tuesday afternoon. Each OF
these clubs Is planning special work
for Christmas. Baskets will be filled
and distributed among ne worthy
poor Of this city, and stockings viii
be filled with toys and goodies for
the children.
The True Blue Corps will meet OF
Wednesday afternoon and fll stock.
ings and a basket for a family they
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CHRISTMAS PARTY

Fifty-one guests were present at
the Christmas party held on Thurs
day afternoon at the Italian Neigh
borhood House. 10 Lincoln street,
by the Americanization Committee
OF the New Century Club. The COM
mittee in charge was composed OF
Mrs. w II. Beacon, chairman; Mrs.
Leonard d. Davis, Mrs. Joseph j.
Geer. Mrs James X Stack and Miss
Josephine Prickett. Assisting the
committee were Miss Helen Hart,
Miss Lawton and Miss Hartshorn
of the Americanization committee Of
the Service Citizens; Miss Jennie
Weaver and Miss Mary Corsano. Of
the Neighborhood House.
The guests OF honor were Mrs.
Frederick Bringhurst. president OF
the New Century Club. Mrs. A. II.
Berlin. advisory chairman OF the
Current Events Glass OF the New
Century Club. Mrs. Robert b. Ray
ner. former president OF the New
Century Club and Mrs. Mabel JEFF
ferris chairman Of the Americaniza-
ton Committee OF the Washington
Heights Century Club.
Games were played during the
afternoon and music enjoyed under
the direction Of Miss Hart and Mis-,
I.awton. one feature was solo
dahces by Miss Elizabeth Thoma,
accompanied on the piano by Miss
Eleanor Smith.
Christmas green's were the decora-
tions. making the scene an effective
one. Refreshments were served.
Each guest received a dainty favor
in keeping with the season.
sixteen OF the guests present were
children too small to be left at hom,
/ by their mothers. They had q
/ special party Of their own in charge
OF Mrs. Montcalmo. They played
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HIGH lsoPHs HAVE PARTY

About tw ohundred sophomores OF
the Wilmington High school were
present at a party in the gymnasium
OF the school last night The party
was given by the Az class with the
B2 class as guests. The evening
was spent in playing games and
dancing. Refreshments were served.
The following Az teachers assisted
at the party: Miss Laura Easely.
Helen Coleman. Frances Baird and
Louise Hillyard.
Evening journal., 1921-12-17
CARD PARTY FOR
ID. A. r. BENEFIT

Caesar Rodney Chapter. Daugh-
ters OF American Revolution, will
hold a card party in Parlors A and
3 OF the Hotel DUPONT, on January
g.. The proceeds will be the nucleus
of a chapter house fund. Reserva-
lions for the party may be made
from the members OF the chapter.
The annual State meeting OF the
Daughters OF the American Revolu-
ton will be held at the Hotel du-
Pont on February 81. A luncheon
will be served at noon.
Evening journal., 1921-12-17
WEST GUuD MEETING.

A Christmas meeting OF the West-
minister Guild OF West Presbyterian
Church will be held on next Tues
day in the church. Miss Grace Baird
will tell a Christmas story.
The Macedonia Circl1 OF the
Kings Daughters will hold a special
Christmas meeting at 2.30 o'clock
on Thursday afternoon.
Evening journal., 1921-12-17
SUNSHINE MEETING.

Pollyanna Branch Of the lnterna-
tional Sunshine Society met yester-
day afternoon at Sunshine Hall.
Plans were discussed for bringing
sunshine" into the homes Of five
needy families OF this city and also
to entertain the members Of the
Children's Home. Thirty-hrst and
Market streets. on the day follow
ng Christmas. The hosteses for the
evening we're Mrs. Peters and Mrs
e Talley.
Evening journal., 1921-12-17
CHRISTNtAS SALE.

The women OF Calvary Episcopal
Church will hold a pre-holiday rum
mage sale at ia Tatnall street next
Tuesday. Those in charge OF booths
will be Mrs. J. Harrington Gordon.
misused Christmas gifts; Mrs. Harry
Jones, garden hats; Mrs. II. r. An
derson, picture frames and candle
sticks; Miss Mabel Pott, masquerade
costumes. and Miss Helen Brown
lingerie.
Evening journal., 1921-12-17
HOSPITAL MANAGERS EIECr

The annual meeting OF the Board
OF Managers OF the Homeopathic
Hospital was held last night when
officers were elected as follows:
Mrs. r. b. Rayner, president; Mrs
c. w. Weldin. first vice president.
Mrs S. n. Trump; second vice presi-
dent Mrs c. b. Holiday, treasurer
Mrs. F. b. Carpenter. recording
secretary and Mrs. J. Chester Glib
son. corresponding secretary.
Evening journal., 1921-12-17
MARRIED So YEARS.

Mr.. and Mrs George Reed cele-
brated their ffty-second wedding
anniversary yesterday. They were
married on December 16, 1869. in
Philadelphia by the Rev. Andrew A.
Manship. Mr.. Reed is still active
and follows his business. Mrs.
Reed, however. is not so well. Mr..
Reed is a past officer OF the Golden
Eagle
Evening journal., 1921-12-17
SANTA VISITS CHILDREN.

A Christmas party for children
was given by members Of the
Washington Heights Century Club
this afternoon in McCabe Church.
Santa gave toys and other gifts from
a large tree. The guests included
about so children from needy fam m-
lies in this city. Mrs. Joseph A.
Wickersham was general chairman.
Evening journal., 1921-12-17

Before her marriage on Wednes-
day evening, Mrs. Kipe was Miss A
Viola Seeds, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. George W. Seeds, of Newport.
Mr.. Kipe is a son of Mr.. and Mrs.
George b. Kipe, Of Chadd's Ford, Pa.
The wedding took place at the home
of the brides parents, the ceremony
being performed by the Rev. W.
Vaughn Moore, pastor of the New
port NJ. z. Church. The couple
was attended by the parents OF the
bride observing that day as their
twentieth wedding anniversary. Mr..
and Mrs. Kipe will make their home
in Newport.
Evening journal., 1921-12-17
CONuNC-OUT Parity

Colonel and Mrs. George A. FL
lott have issued invitations for a
tea at their home, 1 Red Oak road.
on Wednesday, December 2s, from
until $50 o'clock. when their
daughter, Miss Julia Gibbons Elliott,
will be introduced. A dinner-dance
will follow the receiving party.
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dinner-dance.

Mr.. and Mrs. F. W C. French, $40
Geddes street. entertained over the
past weekend Larry Donovan and
Edwin Mccarthy OF Chicago.
John Scarborough. OF Chinco-
league, Va. renewed acquaintances
formed in 1914 while attending Goldey
College, in this city. while on trip
to Wilmington this week
Walter Nesgood, OF Magnolia, who
is located in the Middle West. re-
turned this week for the Christmas
holidays. He stopped over in this
city on his way home, to renew
some OF the friendships he made
while attending Goldey College in
1918. At the present time he is
connected with bakery concern.
Evening journal., 1921-12-17
Carols and XuIeHde
(An Editorial by The Society EdltOr)

Christmas organized chorses in $50
cities Claus this
the National Bureau Advancement Music.
by city
a
that the world in the machine cings
quaint customs that add o
This would wit SAINT Claus nd the
Easter Christmas
Christmas Wilmington in
themselves in the
era sections OF city? There should
good old custom singing.
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In Eastlake Methodist Episcopal
Church. this evening. Miss Esther
Marion Walker, daughter OF Mrs.
Gertrude E. walker. IA West Twen-
ty-seventh street, and Lawrence
sova Gibson will be married by the
Rev. e. c. sunheld.
The bride will have as her only
attendant Miss Helen De Maree. Ed
ward Gibson, Jr., will be best man.
The ushers will be Arthur Owens.
Harry Morine, Paul Owens, and
Charles Gibson.
The wedding music will be played
by Miss Sarah White Preceding the
ceremony, Miss Edna Anderson will
sing a solo. The bride will be given
in marriage by her brother, Carlton
Walker, OF Pittsburgh.
The bride will wear white creme
satin with lace overdress. Her tulle
veil will be cap fashion. She will
carry a shower bouquet OF bride
roses and sweet peas. Miss De Maree
will wear peacock blue crepe de
chine with silver lace body and
/ draperies. She will wear a large
black picture hat and carry an arm
bouquet OF pink roses.
Following the ceremony an infor-
NAL reception will he held in the
! church parlors. Mr.. and Mrs. Glib
son will leave this evening on a we'd
ding trip and after January l will
live at IA West Twenty-seventh
street.
Friends Of Miss Mildred p. Sal
mon, Of Easton. Nd. who was a
Goldey graduate OF the class Of 1919,
are receiving announcements Of her
marriage on Thursday, December IS,
to Earle Wesley Stafford, also OF
Easton. Following their honeymoon,
they will live in Easton.
Miss Florence c. Kohl. Of Middle
town, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Vic
tor Kohl, and c. Fred Heinold, we're
married on Wednesday evening at
the home OF the brides parents by
the Rev Percy L. Donaghay. The
bride was attended by her sister.
Miss Josephine Kohl, as maid OF
honor. The best man was Ralph
Heinold. The bride was given in
marriage by her father The we'd
ding music was played by Mrs. Her
bert d. Smith.
The bride wore a midnight blue
canton crepe dress. trimmed with
bronze beads and carried a bouquet
Of red roses mixed with stevia and
maiden hair fern. The maid of hon
or wore black brocaded satin and
carried pink carnations.
Following the ceremony dinner
was served After a short wedding
trip the couple will live at Black
J bird.
? Those present were; Mr.. and Mrs.
, Victor Kohl Mr.. and Mrs. George
; Kohl. Miss Emma Kohl. Miss Jo-
! sephine Kohl Miss Frances Kohl.
Victor p. Kohl. Walter F. Kohl,
/ Mrs Cora Heinold and son, George
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry E. Warner. Mr..
and Mrs. Herbert d. Smith. Ralph
Heinold, Rev. and Mrs Percy l.
Donaghay.
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CHRISTMAS PARTY

The Girls Cooperative League
will hold Christmas party on the
afternoon OF December 26 from .
until o'clock in Parlors A and
r Of the Hotel dupont Games will
be played, prizes awarded and re-
freshments served
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Invitations have been issued by
senator and Mrs, T. Coleman du-
Pont for a luncheon and reception
to be held at their home, SOS
Broome street, on Saturday, Decem-
Der 81. Both the reception and buf-
fet luncheon will continue through
out the afternoon for the conven-
ience OF out-of-town guests and
others who arrive later than the in
vitation hour, 1.s0 o'clock
Mr. and Mrs. Henry b. Thomp-
son will give ball on January 6,
at the Hotel DUPONT. in honor Of
their daugh ers, Miss Katherine and
Kiss Elinor Thompson.
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Bring
hurst went to West Chester today to
attend the wedding OF their niece,
Miss Esther Wilson Bringhurst
daughter of Dr. Joseph Bringhurst
OF FELTON,. and Burt Rufus Glidden
of Lancaster. Pa. The wedding took
place at noon at the home OF the
brides cousin. John r. Bringhurst,
near West Chester. Mr.. and Mrs.
Glidden will make their home in
Lancaster where Mr.. Gndden prac-
tees law.
Mrs. Alfred deRopp. Jr.. enter
tanned at a luncheon on Thursday
al the Wilmington Country Club. in
honor OF her cousin, Miss Taylor. on
January 8, Mr.. and Mrs deRopp will
leave Wilmington for San Fran
cisco, whore they will make their
home.
Corbit Curtis and WILLIAM Hopes
returned last evening from the Stone
School. Cornwall Hudson. and
will spend the holidays at their
homes in this city.
Miss Emily Van Lear. Miss Hem
rietta Hopes and Miss Carolyn PEN
lngton will come home next We'd
nesday from Houghton Arms School.
Washington, ID. c.. to spend the
holidays on December 80 Miss
Pennington will give a house dance.
Mrs. William G.. Ramsay and the
Misses Mary and Jane Ramsay will
leave tomorrow for Annandale Cot
tage. near Georgetown. S. c.. where
they will spend the Christmas holl-
days.
Mrs. T. Coleman DUPONT will give
hunt breakfast at the dupont
country home. The ola MIL" on
Monday. December 26.
Miss Katherine and Miss Elinoi
Thompson returned Thursday from
Montpelier Farms. near Charlottes-
VILE. Va, where they were the
guests OF Mrs. William dupont.
Miss Alice Johnson is spending
the weekend with Mrs. ]. A. Alex
ander. Of Hamilton Court, Philedel-
phia.
Mrs O. V. Ort, 1919 Delaware
avenue, has been spending several
days this week in New York. She
made the trip by automobile
Trey Conway. OF this city. was
among the out-of-town guests at
the first Junior Cotillion. held at the
Bellevue -Stratford. Philadelphia
Wednesday night Nearly 200 guests
attended the function. which was a
Evening journal., 1921-12-17
Skirts and Their Length
Gan Editorial BY the Social Editor)

Can by he Editor)
girls Broadway wearing their skirts
on New York, anke-ength skirt
them 16 inches o
coming
than that fashion
Wilmington who hearing
that they're longer the always
hear correctly in this world.
Evening journal., 1921-12-17
couNcm sECTIoN MErrING

Directors OF the Wilmington Sec
ton. Council OF Jewish Women.
win meet at . o'clock Monday after
noon, at the home OF Mrs. James y.
Ginns. 1906 Boulevard
Evening journal., 1921-12-17

games and enjoyed refreshments.
The Americanization Committee is
planning to give other such sports
IN the near future
Evening journal., 1921-12-17
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The women's Club of Richard
son Park will meet at 2 o'clock
Tuesday afternoon at the home of
Mrs. Kratz. Hillside Road, Ashley.
All members are asked to bring their
donation OF a pair of stockings for
needy children in this city and vi
cinity. One stocking is to be filled
with Christmas goodies and the
other with toys.
The new constitution and bylaws
Of the club will be acted upon at this
meeting.
Evening journal., 1921-12-17

At the meeting OF Mlddletown New
Century club on Tuesday afternoon,
Mrs. f. B. watkins reported a do
nation of 20 Victrola records. ten
books, candy and games, to be sent
TO the Home for the Feeble Minded
at Stockley. Mrs Henry ID. Boyer
OF Smyrna, president OF the state
Federation. gave a talk on clubs and
club work She suggested having a
federation day, when the federation
could be discussed. Mrs Boyer also
suggested buying a few books as "a
nucleus for a club library. Mrs.
Lightner. of near New Castle, gave n
brief talk, following Mrs Boyer. Tea
and sandwiches were served by Miss
Helen i. Brady, the club hostess.
The usual meeting will be omitted
next Tuesday because OF the Christ
mas activities, and on Tuesday a
, childrens party will be given, with
Mrs. w. X Belts chairman. Mrs
Belts will have Mrs Floyd Booth OF
Wilmington to entertain the child
rem.