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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-05
Fun at the Women's College
By EIsIo Loonors IyooIeyhan.

Newark, Nov. 5.--Ever since thu
opening Of college about SIX week
ago. parties. of one form or anothert
have been given In honor of u
freshmen. But tonight, November
at o'clock In the IIllarium, the mem
bers Of the class Of 1925 Of the Wo.
mems College. viii show that they
have learned, during their short 50
journ at the college, to entertain a.
well as to bo entertained. Everyone
has at least heard Of the Friday after
noon exercises at rural school house,
Tonight the freshmen win 20 back [
heir country or city grammar schot
days. and dressed as tho Riddles, wi
present a typical Friday Afternoon
program. The remaining members Of
he student body will take their places
| IN the audience 0s the parents Of the
school children.
The program is in charge Of Kath-
lyn Ladd. captain n the class Of 1925
| Margaret Black. sub-captain, Alysc
| Watson, Olive Kramer, Vesta Good
win, Alice Pettibone ard Lenore Par
sons.
A number of the students viii at
tend the dance to be given in OK
College Hall tonight by the Derellcts
p senior honorary fraternity at tn
mems college Of the university. Thi
Grst dance Of the season, however, 4
open TO the entire student body.
ArmistIce Day.
The notice that there viii be n
classes at the Womon's College 81
lArmistice Day has been received wit
Imuch enthusiasm. The dean has als
announced that students may TAX
cuts" from classes both before an
after that date--a thing uHheard q
before this time. All those who h9v
limited overnight leave of absence
Yerc delighted to hear that Frida
! night win not be counted as one Of tn
] pecified number.
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DINNER AT GRACE.
Mission ,ry Society of the Church
Holds Interesting Event.

~ y
Holds Interesting Event.
Last evening the Women's Foreign
Missionary Society Of Grace Church
held its third annual dinner meeting
in the church house, with over 100
women In attendance.
The hong tables were decorated with
dwarf garnet and yellow chrysanthe-
NUNS, and yellow candles. The
younger women of the church served
delicious dinner.
Mrs. William Heindle presided and
gave a brief speech of welcome. The
devotions were most unique, as twenty
women read Scripture verses. proving
that the Bible is a Missionary Book.
The Jubilee Hymn Of the Woman's
Foreign Missionary Society, 20 Zion
Haste was sung. Miss Sallie Reed
Shaw spoke Of the beginnings of
missionary work. tracing the move
ment from the moment of Christ's
command 10 preach the gospel to all
nations, TO the formation OF the w
f. ". S. fifty years ago. She said that
women should support missions
not only as a duty but to pay their
debt OF gratitude to the past. Mrs
Heindle called for charter members oi
The Grace, w. +. NJ 5. 10 arise and
.hrees responded.
Miss Sarah Weldin gave a most in
| tcresting account Of missions at ole
Wesleyan Female College. Mrs Kate
! Goldey spoke on Christian College.
for Women in Foreign Countries. >
Miss Mary Wheeler gave echoes from
chambersburg, the summer station
tor all women's missionary societies, a
| which seventeen denominations were
represented this year. Mrs. j. w. r
Sumwalt spoke on Christian Woman
hood saying that as the women ar,
he peace makers Of the world, i
IehOOyss Christian women TO shar,
ither women. II the world is 10 moy,
creward. The meeting closed witt
heir blessings and enlightenment Wit
he singing Of Blessed BE the II,
/ hat Binds"
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DICTIONARIES DANCE
ARM|ST|CE NIGHT
VIII be Held In Hotel du Pont;
Governor Denney and Staff
Will Attend.

Plans for the subscription dance
which will be n feature Of the cel2-
bration OF Armistlce night were COM
pleted by the committee In charge Of
that detail, comprising James Hughes
Of Delaware Post No. j. John +. Eckles
OF. Lawrence Roberts Post No. 81. and
@. A. Wedler Of John l.. Fisher Post
No. rs, at meeting wednesday night
1t. Cow J. Danforth Bush Is chair
man of the general committee in
charge. Dr. William G. Speakman Is
chairman Of the subcommittee.
The affair viii be held In the ball
room of the Hotel du Pont. Many
novel features will be presented. one
of these will be feature dancing dur
ing tho intermissions. An American
Legion jazz orchestra Of 10 pieces.
with o. l.. Shorter an leader. will pro-
vide tho music. Governor william ID.
Denney and his staff will be In at
tendance. Earlier in the evening they
will attend the community dance at the
Public Building.
Following are the patronesses OF tho
dance: Mrs. william ID. Denney, Mrs
Leroy Harvey. Mrs. Josiah Marvel
Mrs. Pierre S. du Pont, Mrs. Willard
Salisbury. Mrs. Henry p. Scott. Mrs
Joseph Bancroft. Mrs. John Bancroft
| Mrs. Donald S. Ashbrook, Mrs. J
Danforth Bush. Mrs. william Berl
Mrs. Willard Hall.Porter, Mrs. William
c. Speakman, Mrs. Irving Warner
Mrs. Joseph =. Wales. Mrs. Edgar NJ
Hopes. Jr.. Mrs. Harrison w. Howell
Mrs. Nathaniel Howell and Mrs. NJ. /
Samuel.
Admission cards may be obtaine'
from any Of the committee or through
Robelen Piano Co. Millard r. Davis
Papperman e. farrell. or the Ciga
stands at the Hotel du Pont.
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BRILLIANT RECEPTION
AT HOTEL DU POINT
Given by MIR. and Mrs. Irenee
du Pont, Presenting Their
Daughter Margaretta.

At the most brilliant ball held In
Wilmington for some time 20 which
coo guests were invited. Mr.. and Mrs
lrenee du pont presented their daugh-
ter, Margaretta, TO society last night.
The Gold ballroom OF the Hotel du
pont was transformed into a garden
of luxuriant. tropical beauty that made
one catch their breath with the sheer
beauty of II. Trailing, feathery ferns
were draped over the chandeliers and
mirrors. and huge baskets of mag
nificent orchid and white chrysanthe-
NUNS. backed with forms or bronze
oak leaves banked the mirrors. The
sconcos We're covered with small rag
ged chrysanthemums In this beauti-
ful setting, TO the enchanting music
q. two orchestnes. the Original Six of
Wilmington and the Myers Davis of
| Washington, moved all the elite of
Wilmington and nearby cities. The
gowns displayed We're of great lowell
ness. the gay simplicity of the younger
girls gowns contrasting with the
stately dignity of the matrons.
With Miss Margaretta du Pont rei
eelved Mr.. and Mrs. Irenee du Pont. a
scw house guests. Miss Victorine du
| Pcnt. Miss Polly du pont and Miss
Julia Elliott.
IL would be impossible to describe
al the charming gowns. Miss Marga-
eta du Pont was eXquisitely gowned
in a simple frock OF white chiffon. HeI
mother was stunning in handsom,
creation Of white sequins. Miss Vie
torine du Pont wore a quaiut. charm.
ing gown of blue taffeta. made with
aoopskist effect Miss Poll3 du Pen
wore Leaf green, made in most be
cming fashion and Miss Julia Elliotti
delightful gown was OF brown lace.
The foyer leading to the ballroom
was radient with flowers of all color
and descriptions. congratulatoTy gift
10 the debutante. They ranged from
has skets Of super gorgeous chrysanthe
NUNS to quaint little bouquets q
| rosebuds Roses, chrysanthemum'
and orchids predominated. White an
orchid chrysanthemums and palm
formed the set decorations. The d
Barry room. where dinner was. serve
az a late hour. was simply and AT
a propriately decorated with basket
: OF pink rosebuds.
: Prior 10 the ball number OF dir
ner parties were given. MISS Margg
etta du Pont gave a dinner to III
Ihouse guests at her home. Other
, giving dinners We're Mrs. David 2eiI
! hardt, who entertained for Miss Mar
. | Stadelman. Miss Alice Candee. Mr.
Alfred Gawthrop. Mrs. Walter Cal
penter. Mrs Henry L, Scott and Mis-
Jane Marvel, who entertained +,
house guests.
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IMMANUEL RUMMAGE SALE.

Those interested in the rummage
sale for the benefit of Emmanuel r. r.
Church on Eighteenth street are asked
10 notice the change in the place In
stead Of being held in the Woodlawn
Community House it viii be held at
the rooms formerly occupied by Kier
Co. 901 Shipley street. The sale
will take place Tuesday afternoon and
all day Wednesday. Those in charge
Of the sale are Mrs. Valeria RI. Young,
Mrs. William Fisher. Jr.. Mrs. Fred
Wardenberg, Mrs. Charles Maxwell,
Mrs. George Pyle, Mrs. George Pow
ick. Mrs. John Bancroft, Mrs. Ira
Tinkham, Mrs. George Latham, Mrs
| Sothern. Mrs. Purnell. Mrs. John Nc
Lucas. Mrs. Brown. Miss Minnie Bar
nett, Mrs. Abbott, Mrs. Brooks.
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rHT CHRISTMAS SHOP.

just listen. my friend and you win
hpur
pf e nne mR shop that's fun % cheer.
The christmas shop" it's called by
some.
And others have said that not a one
Who enters by the door that Is wide
can leave the bright shop dissatis-
nod.
For che things spread out IN fine array
10 be- bought by those who so TO pay
in part for gain and IN part for the
sake
T0 huip The cause the directors make
Tho aim and object Of their work.
fhnd none ~ The work the workers
ahlfNs
fhD thiuFs I say. are hard % beat
Whore Delaware Ave. and Tenth
street meet
show Roum. NilIpinRbps Auto Co.
November II 70 ~, inclusive
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WASHINGTON HEIGHTS
CENTURY CLUB

The Current Events Glass viii meet
Monday at p. m. Mrs. Laura Nc
Kay is chairman and Mrs. Wilbur
Sasse has charge of current events.
Miss Sara Libby Carson will speak on
Education and Study OF Community
Activities in Americanization." The
music will be under the direction of
Mrs. Martin Lewis, assisted by Mrs
w. Christy Pryor. Mrs. Bertha Will
liams will recite. The hospitality
committee, Of which Mrs. Carroll Grif-
fifth is chairman, will serve refresh
ments.
Tuesday the Board of Directors will
meet at 2.30 p. m. Wednesday the
class in parliamentary law will meet
at 3 p. m.
The card party held Thursday was
well attended and was a success botf
| socially and financially.
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Delaware WOmen's Clubs

College Women will meet at the home
G: Mrs. William c. Philips 2IO5 Ian
caster avenue. Friday afternoon, Nov.
II, at $50 o'clock. Mrs. J. Edgar
Ithoads will present tho program
Current Topics" and Miss Theodore
Elwell. Industrial secretary for the Y
w. c. A, will speak on The Con-
trbution OF the College Woman To-
ward the Industrial Girl Of Her Com
muaity" Tho Hostess Committee
will be composed Of Mrs William C
.'hilips. Mrs. Jesse w. Philips. Ms
Edward NJ. Philips and Mrs. Arthur
G.. Bailey.
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Mostly About People

social event will take place the Wednes-
day night before Thanksgiving
THIS afternoon Mrs Henry J. Bailey
vii give 500 party az which four
tables viii play After the game light
rcircshmcnts viii hc served. Her guests
viii be Mrs George Bailey, Mrs William
Williamson, Mrs. Edgar Hare, Mrs.
NeNis Connell, Mrs. Philip Taynor,
Mrs. John McManus, Mrs. kcllum,
Mrs. Harry Mason, Mrs. Joseph Hatch,
Miss ELLA PYLE, Miss Elizabeth Pyle,
Miss Elizabeth Blanken, Miss Elizabeth
Conncl, Miss Cora Burns, and Miss
llatcr Auker.
Mrs. 4. 4. Snow and daughter Of
the Navarro Apartments gave a Hal
lowc'en party this week IN honor OF n
few guests from Philadelphia.
Mr. and Mrs Walter n. Souder of
Washington, ID. G., are receiving CON
rfatuaiinns on the birth OF son,
Walter X. S0udcr, lr., on October 80,
NJ their home 2iiS Ontario Road.
both MIR and Mrs Soudcr were former
residents Of this city, Mrs. Souder hav-
ing been Miss Ehha Linden
Nr. and Mrs. Robert Titus have re-
turned from Chinooieague, Va, where
they had an enjoyable vacation.
The birth of a daughter TO Mr.. and
/ Mrs. q. Pierce Of Columbus, Ohio, is
announced MIR and Mrs Pierce were
formerly residents OF tins city.
Miss Marguerite +. Walls. who for
several years has been secretary 60 DIR.
lI. n Squires, director of the personnel
/ department 81 the du Pont Co, has left
/ lur New Nork City 90 accept a similar
position with q large Wall Street firm,
Miss Walls j. a charter member Of the
Rpacom College Club, and is former
corresponding secretary OF that organi-
iaiion. She Is "A graduate OF the Sails
hurry Hteh school and Of the Beacon
business Colleges.
Miss Mabel I. Davis Is spending tw,
weeks in New York as the guest OF hei
sister, Mrs Samuel j, Milhken.
Misses Mary and Dorothy Curtl
gave q delightful card party Thursday il
honor Of Miss Elizabeth Reese, who Wi
spend the winter in New York
Misses Pauline du pont and Mar
Marvel assisted at receiving st a &c
gwen Thursday from 10 $50 by Mi
and Mrs William J. Elliott, Of Phila
delphia. in honor Of their daughter, Mis-
Hannah Marian Elliott.
A large delegation viii 90 from WI
mlngton today 60 attend the footba
game between Princeton and Harvard
The game u OF uncommon interest as
il the tirst OF the season in which th
Universities have put al their player
ION the field Among the enthusiast
spectators from Wilmington are Mr.
|, 4 n. b. Thompson, Miss Ehnor ThomI
son. Miss Katherine Thompson, Mr.
poynteu johnson, Mrs. George
Bisscll.
Mrs. Willard salisbury expects
leave for Washington about the mi,
+ de % November. 20 make her hon
E there during the winter.
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Y. W. c. A. CALENDAR

Monday.
2.30 o. m, house committee meeting,
wollaston Hall.
800 p. m. Friendship Club. club
rooms.
7.3O p. M, Blue Triangle Boosters
meeting, club rooms.
7.45 p. m, Mary Willis Club, club
rooms.
7.45 p. m, ukelele class, club rooms.
Tuesday.
$50 p. m. Pollyanna Girl Reserve
Corps. club. rooms.
3.45 p. m. West End Girl Reserve
Corps, West End Reading Room.
3.45 p. M, Hiawatha Girl Reserve
Corps, club rooms.
500 p. m, F. L. c. masquerade
dance, club rooms.
Wednesday.
$50 p. M, True Blue Corps Girl Re
serves, club rooms.
3.45 p. m, Oriole Girl Reserves, club
rooms.
700 p M, Rev. Mr.. Earle, speaker
Wollaston Hall.
7.45 p. m, J. o. A. Corps Girl Re-
! serves, Twelfth and Railroad avenue
c4uD rooms.
500 p. m. A. B. c. Club party. clut
rooms.
Thursday.
1000 a. m., cafeteria COMMITTEES
/ meeting, club rooms.
! 11.o0 a. m, rooms registry com
mittee meeting. club rooms.
3.45 p. m, Good Fairy Corps Cir
| Reserves club rooms
3.45 p. m, East Lake Corps Cir
Reserves, club rooms.
700 p. m, sewing class. Ameri
canization Group, Italian Neighbor
hood House.
500 p. m, club form Lorillard's an,
Selak & Hoffman's, Health Centre
1908 Maple street.
500 p. m, Wapanachki Club. clu,
rooms.
500 p. M. Halloween party. East
lake Corps Girl Reserves, club room:
700 p. M, melting of Altiora Clul
Wollaston Hall.
Friday.
1000 a. m, finance committee NEE,
ing, club rooms.
$50 p. m. membership committe
meeting. club rooms.
S.45 p. m, Would Good Girl Re
serves. Twelfth and Railroad ayenu
club rooms.
400 p. M, girls work committe
meeting, Mrs. j. Merick Horn, Th
Marion Apartments.
500 p. m. party. club rooms.
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Al the Christmas shop.

american toys for American Kid
Ees," is the motto Of the toy depart
cent Of the Christmas Shop Every
cY from tiny doll TO boat that
oally sails has been made by Ameri-
ans. Some Of the toys are the handi-
raft Of disabled soldiers. Mrs. Harrs
O.. Haskell and Miss Elizabeth Draper
are chairmen for the toy department
and they VIII be assisted by Mrs. VII
lam Dcnham, Mrs. George i. Bissell
Mrs. w. s. Curtis Mrs Cecil Baekus
Mrs. John Markell, Mrs Malcolm
Crubb Miss Elizabeth Patterson, Mis-
Mugery PYLE.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-05
GEORGETOWN NEW
CENTURY CLUB

The regular weekly meeting Of the
Georgetown New Century Club was
held Thursday afternoon with Mrs.
Edward c. Sudler in charge of the
program. She gave an inspiring talk
on Education and showed by the
manner in which she handled the sub
ject that much thought had been de-
voted.
Colonel Robert G. Houston, editor
OF the Sussex Republican explained
the new school law which was passed
at the last session of the Delaware
| legislature. A supply OF rev dishes
has been purchased for use Of the
club.
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wv. CA. TO Be MADE
STATE ORGANIZATION
Movement lnaugurated 10 Take
in All Towns and the coun-
Try as Well

Within short tmf Delaware WIN
Is. Ha uHit state in thr Union o. ofef
tn Ha H.fis H rtr. town and country
H fHe NamlItfH uf thU Aauuna.
A.a4n4 NDmUnn christian Association.
fNia laglaIHn VaH roafhed at the meet.
ne IF lhf aiate wide provisional eofi-
UtHl00 ai Hnftf un Thursday lnth
fNIs NHf nn national organization has
lHeN HaIHMishfd Deb thr state outside
U Wf fHNrien
himH $3.50 ttaff 1880 ihe students uf
U.a Nnilna tNirHt htcamn inter-
fsfAH M NHfMN town and country y.
W.t|. Af established throughout th
tlalt fhat mAHnrd nalnpaiRn. anu
iNai aFrf fNr tiHat ul college sent uut
Hllus auuaHlUHa uf Hflr who visited
fNf N.HNa M tHf state, speaking fnr
Ne association lH th rhnfl to raise
falta a.W alunal interest Au o.
NaNfiHl HNi0fHtNr ihn campaign
Nas s MUHfr hNi ihs determined
tHU1 M tN. HrH iu share SOME Of
tNtH NfNNHeH Nlih ihrlI leeH iufiu.
f.at fHNHH iHlefrHiUH thn central
laf.aH NhHN srNi hrfD ln thv fHli Of
fHfH. Is hIiN HnUffIHrt MiHa Mainl
hIaH NAH NnH A. investigate thr hrld
NNH lH lH Stimulate interest in thf
association
As a Hala NHNm fur ihrre States
Ntsa Ifan eHlH nW doRufr Gag hUl
tiiHU "a Delaware nHf could Hhe nf.
paNfIF iHI iNaHtr tlruuuH uf n W
A NfnNNa ttFrH Whrft lht demand
vas InflaIfW Hhe alaiNf in churches
Ntei h.fnf NwuNNH Uluha ahe rulii.
tHNA NfaNpH in ihn lHWna ol iht
tlHiu ans ula service wUrh Whrletpl
tNtif4a. lUaNiuN fe0inHiIuu fuf teHrh
sfs' institute NNfilun up hlHh aUhuo
tAfiles. mHNHNlHr 81 fehi ieHf al thi
state iHlf HHa planning HHla con.
ftfrNttH
lhei enflnr provisional eammit
ftt VAS appointed hF nfuup 81
snmsN lhipfttifa ln establishing u
"a "A nutt fhluHHhnui fat state
THURSDAY iHiH committee Wpf ai nayu
ANa nerlsltH a. aiRfI organizing th.
pnli Throughout lNe state HH Hnul
~ naaaln, fhe aIafe Win ~ divide,
iNIU ESQ HififINIs lnHlead uf intn three
Nanfif WnaNifHnnnHI tn each teNl
iWai committee Nll WmN uui lb
nafb HNdtl inp direction ~ q Heuua
N 81 a. HtefeiHft These com
mliitsM. sill hi HNNF start aUCnNnl
inemlsw Ana financial Wehlnr fur tb
n#ariaiiuN 4hNH m etN elwnlihi
4saualalIuN Then mrNl.nH wiH b
htlh Ih tatN HlfirNt hf which tinl
uih flfa tll - elfUiUd iNp feUeinl.
rmuuffA NNa Hlflinflun Nlih thn na
f.anal utAaHlfHtiuN N|N lskD place
fhs inut laluuH tumiuiiiNt Nhlf
asel,led uN ihiH important forward aie
t.s Delawaas. IA AZ follows Mta. =, d
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LEwEs ZwAANENDAEL CLUB.

The Zwaanendael Club met at the
home of Mrs. G. =. Tunnel, chairman
Of Industrial and social conditions. on
Tuesday. Arrangements were made
for the luncheon to be given Novem-
Der 29. when the State President. Mrs.
Henry ID. Boyer of Smyrna, will be
present. An expected spak ~ was un-
able to be present and address the
gathering. Virginia Lupt3n, grand
daughter OF Mrs. Tunnel. entertained
the audience by reciting a poem by
James Whitcomb Riley. THE Goblins
ii Get You Ef You Don't Look Out"
Refreshments We're served.
On adjournment. Mrs. Antoinette
Continued on page 10.
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f,nlah, 4 the ntst small aud Early
,lAnee ul the asasnn. when many o. the
k,Nna,f ael Nlll dnnpo IA lhe ia Harry
rhan g. Tho pA> uAl.'e at - Aymnnl
sik unhsliA Ntt Neofpe 7 ll>sell,
Nla n t llAshell Nn Harlan q,
ttuli and Nlr lpiN ia l'ont aiN pa.
ltuNpNaM i'llef ln the danrr scNeral
llnnDl pNllbs NN hu held amonN thcln,
Ma Charles lRlmups dlnnct AZ the
Country tmh and Nhs latlnn Seo'ts.
Nj ilsaf "A Anoll Of Grcenwich,
lnHnegltui. Nr lmnk l. Nlen ol
Npnip|sf y and Na & q lee ui
NHahNnuiuN n 60 aW slendnk the
Nuh esd with Mle llrlen :. Naitet
Nutt "Wednesday afternoon Mrs. &,
ihHrlaa ihlth. Nm hnll,daN ;.
Nusls. Dr., And Mr lnncis Ntutor du
lhHl Nlll awe tea at the country
lNmp II Nj lluek
Umn,lie Nollnll and William Alny
nl Philadelphia nrr wpgk end guests oi
Mlsass sarah and iuhn Townsend.
Ne Jack Marvel has come on
lum NUFlh IAnihna ga spvnd two
Wlfhs ln Wilmington
Tho onragrment ~ ~ Jacob hlrslan
u NrN Amk Cts. ann at Mr. and Mts
llualau. hWupf residents Of Middle
town iu Miss ~eVna thofha uL New
Nmh. hAa lpon announced
ll,a NhanW ltnneaise vii hold
a unai Interesting meeting Monday al
$3.50 I'D lhp Mlsscs llghhs Srhool. Mr.
Aan tlenWl Nlll slWHk un the Origin q
ihU iuWh lwNlhtAl Sunea. anElnl
Wtpml ~ lhp phansnn in hp same g'iain'
itllNt uad bN the French peasants an,
lhpN lmnslhllnr lhrm Any one mter
talel lh ihr hislnf, m fWnuh lulk sAne.
81 uflmllt invited tn attend the ueet
ma
Ala uptty Uueas ul 81 Paul arrive,
ktmlpnHN ta d. tht nlpsi " Mlss lan'
Marvel utUI thp Wtpkapnd hes e
iaHhWmA 81 Washington y G., Is ais
a Wteh ynd alUsi
Nlf ildhtlBt : Moc,h i lvndut
lhU mWhsrlm u baltimore
The nelal leaiurrs ~ lhc Provincial
stNaal ul lhp Episcopal thulph whir
1911 iN hth lH tha pitN November i
m M. Wlll lnrhldp a nerplion 90 th
dttNaiea 80 nNhWelead on Munda'
yktNnN November ~ daily mnchcon
lNf ai iltlVgaiua "a the Hotel ia fon'
Afternoon l0a In 81 Andrews paris
hHl.N uN lupa,iAN nnd Ia Trinity rec
tots nh "Wednesday, following The Mtcl
nuan assslnns There will probably b
mahk WitNe functions ui an informs
character lef auall nfuups of lgrson
niipnINng che s,nul Auiumohllc cN
ihal.inna an Being arranged "a uli
Naulfs Dhufth m Wilmington, In
naUA Imarh. New Castle. and othc
iaHhls 81 Interest n ihe vicinity.
Mis Drmee " Moreton enlcriainc
hi lunl hpon yesterday tuycrs wcf
lilH luf UNht Rurtis.
Nn Nielofino da poni attended q
Princeton Harvard ramo THIS Afternoon
Invitations a. thr annual Bachelor
nan have been lssued This inicrcsiif
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Sarah Quinn Entertains.

Sarah Quinn entertained the men,
bers Of the A-3 class of No. /
School at a Halloween party at her
home. sos Claymont street, Thursday
night. Sarah Flat sang a solo, en-
titled Nanny" Eloise Woodward
was awarded a prize for having the
prettiest costume. while Anna Wat
lIins. who was dressed as a "vamp,
was given a prize for having the cutesJ
dress.
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Chapel Activities.
RETAIL DRUGGISTS WIVES.

The Women's Order National A.
ISOLATION Of Retail Druggists wfil hold
their monthly meeting next Wecnes-
day. November 8, at go at the home
of Mrs r. r. Eewsonn, 1901 Delaware
avenue.
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Mlsslon Meeting at West.

The Woman's Missionary Society
OF West Presbyterian Church viii hold
the annual praise and thank Offering
meeting next "Wednesday evening at
o'clock. A special musical program
has been arranged. DR.. Alfred Bar
rows Of Washington will deliver an
address. The public is invited.
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BELLEF0NTE civic CLUB.

The regular business meeting of the
Bellefonte Civic Club was held Tues
day afternoon, the second vice-presi-
dent, Mrs. Clarence Ocheltree, pre-
siding. Good reports We're given by
all the committees. The club is plan
ming TO have a donation day at the
next meeting, TO which all the MEM
bers are asked to bring canned goods
or groceries 10 be sent to the Home of
Merciful Rest. Plans are being fur
Ihered for a rummage sale on Novem-
Der IA. A special session Of the ex-
ecutiye board viii be held Monday
at 7.3o in the Community House.
ASS0. OF COLLEGE WOMEN.
The Delaware Association OF
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ST. Paul,s oueen Esthers.

The Queen Esther Circle Of 81.
Paul's ~ z. Church met this week at
the home Of Miss Ruba Van Note.
6O9 North Harrison street. The Cir
Gle planned a poverty social 10 be
given November Is. After a. social
hour refreshments were served
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sewing society Meets.

The Sewing Society Of Grace N. +.
Church held its monthly meeting in
the church house today. Mrs. Lewis
sasse Mrs. n. G. Morgan and Mrs
w. J.. Todd were the hostesses at
luncheon.
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The Council OF Jewish Women held e
well-attended dance in the New
Century Club Thursday evening. the
Original Six Orchestra furnishing the
music. Mrs. Harry Topkis was tht
general chairman Of arrangements
About 500 persons We're present