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been made new by beautiful erotonns
covering Several comfy chair have
also beon added 10 the furnishings. The
commuferr are still rejoicing over their
acquisitions.
At five clock this afternoon, the stu
dent body az whole left for long hike.
After eating their supper in the open
the students will return by moonlight.
Monday was the day OF the first
morning assembly at the Women's Col.
lcge. Dean Robinson spoke 10 the stu
dents on the value Of organization,
Each student " HE own school master"
she said, "and yet college organizes our
work, 90 that we really gain lime.
Tuesday morning. Hannah HoIling~-
worth, ~, chairman o. the chapel rofn-
mittec, assigned each student her per
manent place IN chapel
DIR. Walter HullIhen, president ~ the
University, brought powerful rnes@s ve
10 the students today.
Tomorrow morning, Mise Rachel lay.
lor, Instructor IN Fine Arts, viii te'i The
students about her trip across the cont.
nent in the faculty Ford
Reverend Everett Mailman, minister
OF the Presbyterian church, Newark
will come 10 ne on Friday morning
A joint meeting ~ the juniors and
senior classes was called On N0ndaf
night 70 discuss The new hook u College
rcgula'ions
Greetings have Just been received
from the class ~ 1921
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THE NEW CENTURY CLUB.

The New Century Club calendar for
October.
Tuesday. October 4, $50 a. mad
mission Committee meeting.
Friday, October Z, 10 a. NIX
ecutive Committee meeting.
Monday, october 10, S.15 y. M
Lecture by Dallas Lore Sharp of Bos-
ton on THE Magical Chance" Non
members so cents and war tax.
Wednesday, October u. p. M
Regular monthly meeting. Program
in charge of the Music Committee.
Wednesday, October 10, $50 p. m
Round Table and Registration Day
of Reading section. Reading section
topics for I921-1s22: Literature in 9
Changing Age" "Heroines of Fiction.
"A Reading Trip Through Scotland,
American Life and History" sDants
and His Times" THE Realism of Bal
rae" "A Study of Poetry" House
holds Arts"
Wednesday, October rs. p. M
Under the auspices of the Americana
cation Comuattee--Open meeting
Address. Immigration and Ameri
canization," by Frederick A. Wallis
Commissioner of Immigration at tn
port OF New York. Eighty per cen
OF all immigrants enter the countr.
through Ellis Island. Probably m
man is better qualified to speak witt
authority on immigration and OF
Americanization as 1t is affected b,
immigration than COMMISSIONS
| Wallis.
Friday, October Is, 10 a. m.--Meet
1 ing OF Board OF Directors OF Cor
poration; p. m.-Lecture by Samus
Scoville. Jr. of Philadelphia O
Everyday Adventures"
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WASHINGTON HEIGHTS
CENTURY CLUB

The Washington Heights Century
Club has issued its calendar for Oc-
tober as follows:
Monday. October 3, 3 p. m.--Cur-
rent Events Glass. Music, tea. Mrs.
Irwin l.. Howett, chairman.
Thursday. October 6. 2 p. m.--card
party. Mrs. Jacob Kleitz, chairman.
Monday, October, 10, p. m.-Musi-
Gale. Program IN charge of Mrs
Jacob Kleitz.
Tuesday. October II. 2.30 p. M
Regular meeting OF the Board of Di-
rectors.
Monday, October IL. 8 p. m.-Cur-
rent Events Class. Music. tea. Mrs
Irwin L. Howett. chairman.
Thursday, October 20, p. m.-
Card party. Mrs. Joseph A. Wicker
sham, chairman.
Monday. October "a, s p. m.-Reg-
ular monthly business meeting.
Club parliamentary Law
Dancing, Dramatics. Notify Mrs
Joseph l.. Scott. chairman, at once
regarding enrolment.
Bazaar. November 17--Members are
asked to contribute fancy work. &C.
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Women's Clubs and
Their Activities

voters seem 10 be concentrating most
of their efforts toward further1ng dis
armament. In North Carolina, Min
nesota, Alabama. California, and Wor-
cester, Massachusetts, the women are
signing petitions. distributing litera-
ture, presenting pageants and doing
other educational work against arma-
ment.
The West Virginia League is plan
ming a State Convention on October
5 and s. at which Mrs. Richard Ed
wards, first vice-president of the Ma.
tional League: Miss Elizabeth Haw.
ser, Director of the Fourth Region and
National Chairman of Reduction OF
Armament Committee, and othei
prominent people viii speak.
In Alabama and Louisiana womer
are demonstrating their power. In tn.
former state women voters are pre-
senting each candidate with a ques
tionnaire on which he is to tell hi
stand on matters affecting the mum
cipality. In Louisiana the Stat,
League of Women Voters persuaded
the encouragement OF the state I,
make a private ruling permittin,
women &c hold every office availaba
to men as electors.
The University Of Chicago Pres
has in preparation a brief biography
Of Mrs. Madeline Mcdowell Breckin
ridge. prepared by her sister, Soph
onisba P. Breckenridge. Mrs. Brock
inridge wac active In Kentucky iron
1900 to 1920 In all efforts made towarl
i social betterrnent.
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stant Night At Grace Church.

The Chautauqua being given this
week by Grace Epworth League pre-
scented a stunt night last evening.
Five stunts were given, among them
being The Gathering of the Nuts" an
amusing performance put on at the Ep-
worth League Institute at Eaglesmere
this summer, an immense victrola be-
hind which readings were given by
Miss Grace Riggen and Clarence Nc
Kay, and a solo by Harry Taylor, and
an automobile stunt. William p. White
led in community singing.
Tomorrow night Samuel w. Graffin
OF New York City will lecture on
Keys TO Success" DIR. Graffin is a
noted speaker and has had much ex-
perience in Y. NJ. c. A. work both in
war and peace times.
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committees were appointed; Chapel
committee, Hannah HoIlingsworih, ~,
chairman; Lucille Roe, %. Madlin
Jones. "a, and Sara Hatfield, "a;
Browsing Room committee, Elsie Wool
eyhau, ~, chairman; Sara Roe. %,
Kathryn Moffitt "a. and Pearl Price,
"a: dining room committee, Mildred
Haley, %, chairman, Esther Geutieu,
%, Margaret Walton, "a, and Anna
Marvil, "a; social committee, Natalie
Ayerst, '23, chairman: Marian Rodney,
%, Marguerite Mitchell, ~, Elizabeth
McNeal, 723. Rose Roberts, %, Mildred
Holiday, "a, and Mildred Wolfenden,
"a.
Margaret Moffett, ~, edisor-in-chief
OF the Womens College Reporter. called
meeting Of the staff yesterday morning.
Plans for the years wor., were made at
that time. The staff includes: Margaret
Moffett, %, editor-in-chicf, Elsie
Woolcyhan, %, senior editor, Ruth
Russell %, junior editor; lucille Retry
"a, sophomore editor; Ruth Weilie, %
business manager; Miriam CARL, "a
assistant business manager; Frances
Worthington, "a, advertising manager
Edna Cranston, "a, assistant advcrtis-
ing manager; Edith Leonard, %. clrcu
lation manager; Josephine Burnett, "a
and Sara Roe, %, assistant circulation
manager
Miss Agnes Snyder, secretary Of tn,
Delaware State Teachers Association
attended meeting of the executive
board Of that body that was held in
Dover on Saturday. Miss Snyder super.
vises the teaching that is done by the
students OF the Women's College in tht
| Newark schools. Student teaching vii
begin on October 3, and will attend
through out the year.
The students feel very much indebted
to Professor Harold r. Tiffany, depart
ment Of chemistry, Mems College of the
i University OF Delaware, for the choic,
dahlias that he has sent from time 4
time to decorate TIE halls and dinini
room.
i DIR. Florence Bamberger Of John
Hopkins University will be unable I.
; begin her course OF lectures on the his
tory of mathematics until the first wee
in October
DIR. Louis Flaccus Of the University {
Pennsylvania met his first class at tn
Women's College on Monday afternoon
The students feel that they are yer
fortunate in having DR. Flaccus offer tn
first course ia philosophy at the Women
College. The subject is an elective e
juniors and seniors.
The Practice Cottage is getting MOI
and more democratic. At present ther
are four queens reigning over til
dominion instead of three at the begif
ming of last year Ruth King, 2
Frances Mccoy, %, Hannah Deakyn
, %, and Evelyn Spruance, %, are II
! present occupants. These girls leal
while living there TO actually mana,
every phase of housekeeping, for it
they who take charge OF the Practis
House.
!, The students at the Women's COLES
! feel that no higher honor could be b
slowed upon them than that mentions
Z by President Walter Hullihen at I'll
! recent convocation exercises. Fl
just as soon as Delaware College ar
the Wornen's College are recognized /
the accrediting agencies, we shall be e.
titled to membership in the Associate
! Of College Alumnae.
Letters have been received from Eliz
beth Taylor,a member of the class
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just One Application
and the Hairs Vanish
Modes Of Today

A harmless. yet very effective. treat
ment is here given for the quick re-
moval of hairy growths: Mix enough
powdered delatone and water tc
cover the undesirable hairs, apply
paste, and after two or three minutes
remove. wash the skin and the hairs
have vanished. One application usu-
ally is sufficient, but to be certain OF
results. buy the delatone in an origi.
nal package. Mix fresh as wanted.
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How To
RevitalizeW ornout
Exhausted Nerves

Your nerve power depends an plenty ~
good rich red blood ~ the kind tnaf orr
ganic iron >usaf~r Iron helps make
Nuxated Iron is IKE the iron in fuiif
blood and hkw the iron n eplnsrh nnfis
and apples while metallic iron il IRON
Just a. N comes from the artion ~ sffnnw
acids on iron filings <uxatrf Iron dfea
ach if Is an entirely different fhinR from
ordinary metallic iron ~ quickly nriUs
make rich rel blood revffallfr wurmuns
exhausted nerves and alive you u~~
strength and energy over DrD nsN I~o-
L pie annually are using W. B@warT ~ subs
ktitutes Always insist upon hssins aenu
I inc organic iron >uxatef ron isorh fsir
the letters . ] on every taha~t. NntH NJ
all druggists in tablets only rrvtr .
liquid form
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HIGH SCHOOL ALUMNAE

The Wilmington High School Alurhnae
held the first meeting for the year Mon
day night in the rest room Of the Hotel
du Pont. The September meeting is
usually devoted mainly to organization,
and to reports of various committees
The Constitution was amended to
change election of lofficers from March
to April, as the Alupnae now has but
three meetings year, in September,
january, and April. A committee was
appointed to arrange for aa gymnasium
class again. thilvear in the high school
gymnasium, Miss Harriet Snyder is
chairman of this committee.
1t was announced that Miss Sara
LAmden, the recipient OF the Alumnae
scholarship for 1921 will use it AT
Hunter College, New York City.
The report of those who took part
IN the swimming meet and swimming
lessons last spring was most encourage
ing. The Alumnae furnished moro help
than any other women's organization in
the city.
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LADIES OF CHARITY BAKE,

The Ladies of Charity will hold a
bake on Saturday, October /, in the
New Lincoln street market. Dona-
tons of cakes, candy. pies, bread
rolls or cash will be thankfully re-
ceived by Mrs. G.. A. Billingsley, 1910
North du Pont street and Mary Eliza
beth Regain, 725 West Fourth street
The members would like a generous
response from their int 'ested friends
as money is very badly needed to give
assistance to the very many needy
who are applying for aid.
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DAvIS-CAvANDER MARRIAGE

Tomorrow evening at $50 Miss
Sadie NJ. Cavander, daughter of Will
liam f.. Cavander, 927 Pine street and
Wesley b. Davis, S27 Lombard street
will be quietly married in Scott NJ. f
Parsonage. Rev. T. j. Sard, pastor
ceremony. Miss Lucy Bagges will be
bridesmaid and William Campbell will
be best man. Following the ceremony,
a wedding supper viii be served at
the Davis home. After wedding
trip to Niagara Falls, Mr.. and Mrs.
Davis will be at home after October
Is. at s1s Pine street. Both young
people are active members of Scott
Church.
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PART TIME SESSION.

Children of school age who have
permits to work during the week are
required by q new law to attend a
part time session on Saturdays,
These sessions. which are from to
IL. will be held in the High School
building beginning on Saturday of this
week under the direction of Ralph
Jacobs, who is temporarily Supervisor
OF Vocational Education.
The law requires employers to per-
NIT the attendance at these sessions
OF children who work for them.
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MITE SOCIETY.

The Mite Society Of Delaware Ave
nue. Baptist Church viii hold its first
fall meeting tomorrow afternoon at
$50 in the church parlor. Officers for
the coming year will be elected and
other business of Importance trans
acted. An members are urged to be
present.
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The wornan's Foreign Missionary
Society Of Mt. Pleasant NJ ~ Church
VIII meet ~ tts home ~ Mrs clifford
Perkins of siiverside. ~ 230 Tomorrow
afternoon. The meeting wiii h~
doubiy interesting az there wiil 10
election Of officials. and q shower FOR
Miss Clara BELL Smith. the Whining
ton young woman who IL n missionary
in China
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P. AND s. HOSPITAL AUXILIARY.

The Womens Auxiliary of the
Physicians and Surgeons Hospital
will hold the first meeting for the fall
at the Nurses Home Friday evening
at p. m. The president desires a
full attendance as matters of impor-
lance win be discussed.
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MRS. GRANT WINS AT TRENTON,

Mrs. L. J. Grant of Wilmington. who
is sojourning at Carney's Point. has
again carried of the honors as a bread
maker. At the Trenton Fair she wor
first prize of $40 for a loaf of bres d.
Mrs. Grant was the winner of the
first prize for bread at the Delaware
State Fair.
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LADY JANE WAS FAIR

The Lady Jane was tall and slim.
the Lady Jane was fair No lady can
b fair and beautiful with a sallow swarthy
complexion. pimples on the face and skin
eeuptions which are caused by impoverish-
ed blood .Mendenhall's Number 40" by
its Alternative properties changes certain
diseased conditions into healthy state
Will make you feel better and look better
Employed in chronic rheumatism con-
stipation. eczema, skin eruptions. etc
Made by j. c. MendenhalI Evansville
Ind. 40 years druggist. Sold at Eckerd 4
Gut Rate Medicine Store.
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BLUE ROCK COMMUNITY CLUB.

The Blue Rock Community Club
viii hold its first fall meeting, Monday
October s, at 2.30 p. M, at the home
OF Mrs. Clarence II. Gamble of Penny
Hill. This win be purely business
meeting.
The first social meeting will be held
October IL at 2.30 o'clock at the home
of Mrs. V. g. Hackett Of HilIcrest.
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w. c. T. Q. Rummaxe Sale.

The Ways and Means Committee
of the Ella Thacher w. c. T. u. will
hold a rummage sale tomorrow at TIA
Tatnall street. All donations may be
sent to Mrs. Dempsey, 1917 West
Sixth street, or the donor may call
57I3 ].
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Mostly About People

many Wilmington friends will be glad
to know that Mr.. and Mrs. Jessup IN
tend to take house here.
Randolph Hollyday is expected to
land in New York on Friday His mother
and sister will remain in Europe for a
month or more.
Mrs. Alexander Crichton and Mis-
Florence Crichton have returned from
Shawnee, where they have been sincc
August.
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1922. Elizabeth reports that she likes
teaching in the Dover High School very
much, and that she will be back in June
TO be graduated with her class.
The Senior Class has two new mem
bcrs Isabel Troub, who comes to us from
Wilson College and Maud Lodge Of
Dover, who has done summer school
work at the University OF Chicago.
Miss lsien vi Wong II memzr OF the
freshman class Miss Wong is daugh-
ter Of the late Cy Wong, director Of the
Chinese Educational Mission at Wash
ington Chindon Yui, former member
Of the class OF 1923, and now a student
Mt Columbia University, introduced her
friend into the college circle. Chindon
spent the time visiting her former class
mates and friends.
The juniors have already begun 10
search for an appropriate class nng
Balfour's representative from Boston
called at the college with samples on
Monday afternoon.
Students are showing great interest
in science this year In fact, the ma
Iority Of the new students have regis
tered in the Arts and Science course.
The chemistry equipment that was
planned for 50 students this year must
accommodate 90 or more students. The
accommodations in the Biology depart
ment are not ample, and the Physics
laboratory sections are all full.
| Y. w. c. A.
| Sunday evening the Y. w. G. A
service was led by Eleanor Cannon, ~
program chairman OF the association
The greater part of the service was de
voted TO the singing OF hymns. As Mis-
Cannon told the students, This !,
I simply get together meeting, moth
ing more.
Dorothy Ford, %, president Of tn,
Young Women's Christian Association
will take charge OF the meeting th
Sunday evening Miss Ford viii taxi
this opportunity TO explain the purpos.
OF the organization.
The following Sunday Miss Bertha
Harlan Of Wilmington will speak 10 the
student body. Miss Harlan is primariI,
Interested in the Mortified Conference
The first Of the Orientation series a
lectures for freshmen will be given on
Friday afternoon at p. m. Miss Agnc'
Snyder of the Education department 81
the University viii take az her subject
Where Are Your" Under this headins
Miss Snyder viii discuss in detail tn,
resources of the Women's College.
Tonight Miss Dora Wilcox OF IN
music department called the first meet
ing Of the Glee Club. The Glee Gu
meets for one hour rehearsal ever
Wednesday night during the COLES
year.
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Tia Rrst dance Of the season will be
given 1t the New Century Club, Friday
evening. when the members OF the
younger social set will hold An informal
dance. II has hccn decided to have the
dance not merely for the sake Of good
fellowship and fun. but TO make it
benefit affair for the Community Service,
a. this is campaign week. The Original
Xix will furnish the music, and every
thing presages delightful evening. The
pAtroncsses of the dance will be Mrs.
Irving Warner, Mrs. Felix du Pont, Mrs.
Eugnc du Pont, Mrs. Frank s. Garrett,
Mrs Donald Ashbrook, Mrs. Joseph
II. Odcll, Mrs. Macmillan Hopes.
Miss Mary Stadelman will spend the
week END at Rehoboth with her family.
Mrs. Frank s. Garrett has as her
quest Miss Dorothy Savage of Balti-
more.
Miss Charlotte Jordan and Miss Eliza
beth Baldwin of Norfolk, Va, will ar
Yivc tomorrow TO DO the guests OF Misses
Sarah and Julia Townsend.
Charles F. Richards, George Elliott,
Jr.. and Alfred F.. Bissell left yesterday
for Yale University.
Mrs. s. n. Trump, of Si!verside, has
returned from Rehoboth where she en-
trrtAined at house party last week.
Her niece, Miss Rebecca Mace, of Bal
tlmore. will continue to be her guest
for a week or more. Miss Mace will re-
turn in October To her home to prepare
for her wedding which will take place
the cnd of the month.
Misses Natalie du Pont and Jane
Richards leave Wednesday for Bryn
Mawr
The monthly meeting of the board for
the Brandywine Sanitarium was held
this week at the home of Miss Edith
Danforth, in the absence of the presi-
don't, Miss Emily Bssell
Miss Henrietta Hopes, Miss Caro-
lyn Pennington, and Miss Emily Van Lear
leave tomorrow for Holton Arms School,
Washington, ID. c.
Miss NsnnieGray has gone to Locust
Valley, Long Island, for visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. John T. Cohel and cons
Prank and James Cohel Of Philadelphia
spent Sunday at Hazelvile, Delaware,
visiting Isaac G. Cohel.
Mrs Harper and son Harvey are on a
visit to Niagara Falls and Buffalo.
Mrs Vaughan s. Collins has been Wis
ting Wilmington friends.
Mrs. Laura s. Gneges of Baltimore is
visitins'in Wilmington.
d. G. has been visiting her parents MIR.
and Mn. ". B. Gem.
j. Spencer Hukill, graduate Of the
Wilmington High School, has left fol
Providence, Rhode Island, to take up
engineering at Brown University.
Misses Catherine and Alice Spencer
formerly of this city, now OF Clayton
Delaware, and Misses Ellen Shortel
and Mary Burk OF Clayton have entered
St Gertrude's Academy Boarding Schoo
Mt Ridgely, Md. They Twill not return
home until the Christmas holidays,
Rev. and Mrs. R. X. Stephenson ant
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph H. Bartlett hav'
gone to Rehoboth for the week.
Miss Frances Riley has had IS he
guests Miss Karin White, daughter of th'
late Andrew ID. White of Ithaca, an,
Miss Dorothy Wilson, of Huntington
West Virginia, who is studying at Cornell
for Phi. ID. in chemistry.
Mrs. Charles Copeland gave a te'
yesterday afternoon for Mr.. and Mrs
John Jessup. Mrs Jessup before he
marriage was Miss Marian Zinderstein
and is a noted tennis champion. Thei
I'll lnV 11Rm WlC Tlvnj
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SOCIAL AT STANTON.

The ladies of St. James Church,
Stanton. viii hold social and enter
tainment for the beneft of the pro-
posed Parish House, at the rectory at
Newport. to-.orrow evening at 7.30.
All members and friends are invited.
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Bankers and Brokers Club Dance.

The Bankers and Brokers Club will
give its first dance of the season, on
Friday evening, October %, in the
ballroom of the Hotel du Pont.
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ARTERs w. c. T. U. TO ELECT.

The Arters w. c. T. u. will hold its
regular monthly meeting in Epworth
Church parlor tomorrow evening at
7.30. Election of officers will be held.
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WEDDING GIFTS

If you are looking for a we'd
ding gift that is different" you
should come to this store.
Imported Tea Sets, Ameri-
can. English. Italian, Spanish,
Swiss and Holland Pottery,
Boudor Lamps, Candle Sticks ir
mahogany. brass and poly
chrome, Pictures, Trays, Book
Ends, Door Stops. Luster Glass
and many other things makes z
visit to this store a pleasure te
all who love beautiful and ar
tlstlc things.
HARDCASTLE'S
The Gift Store
ALI Shipley Street
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Commuters Rejoice.

You would never know the commuters
room, even il YOU were one Of its occu-
pants last year. The walls have been
"redone, and there are actually pictures
for one TO gaze upon as she lies upon the
brand new davenport for the old one has
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Miss Frances Riley has had ss her
guests Miss Karin White, daughter of the
late Andrew ID. White of Ithaca, and
Miss Dorothy Wilson, of Huntington,
West Virginia, who is studying at Cornell
for Phi. ID. In chemistry
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NATIONAL LEAGUE OF
WOMEN VOTERS

Members Of the League of Women
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Mrs. Charles Copeland gave tea
yesterday afternoon for Mr.. and Mrs.
John Jessup. Mrs. Jessup before her
marriage was Miss Marian Zinderstein,
and is noted tennis champion Their