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Evening journal., 1921-05-07
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A surprise party was given on
Thursday evening to Miss Catherine
Russell daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles G. Russell, at her home 102
West rhirtieth street. in honor OF
her seventeenth birthday annivers-
airy. The evening was pleasantly
spent in playing games, dancing and
music. The diningroom colors
we're OF the 1. c. T. Club OF the VIII
mington High School Of which Miss
Russell is a member. Members OF
the club came TO her home in a
body. She was the recipient OF
many gifts.
Those present were, Misses Anna
Mooney, Celeste Steinle, Edythe
Spence. Miriam Donavan, Catherine
Henkel, Catherine Russell and Mar
ion Harris; william wickes, Elmer
Webb. Howard Feeney. Thomas
Donahue, Paul Milliken. Russell
Pippin. Joseph Cam. William Don
aldson. Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Schill-
niger. Mrs. T. p. MordecaL Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles G. Russell and Miss
Winifred Ash.
The Marshaliton Y. p. b. enter
tanned the Wilmington Y. p. b. at
the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. c. II.
McVey, Brack- Eek. last Saturday
evening in honor OF It's fourteenth
anniversary. About ffty-four mem
bers and friends were present. The
evening was spent in games. music
and readings. Refreshments were
served.
Those present were: the Rev. and
Mrs. r. II. Adams, Mr.. and Mrs. w.
G. wolstenhom. Mr.. and Mrs. John
Watson. Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Hop
lins. Mr., and Mrs. Powell NJ. Ford.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. u. Ford. Mr.. and
Mrs. j. Frank Grifith. Mr.. and Mrs.
George Levan, Mr.. and Mrs. Clar-
ence u. McVey, Mrs Anna Stroup,
Mrs. Harry Fisher. Mrs. r. II. Lam
born. Mrs l.. b. Hess, Mrs. S. O.
Long, Mrs. Roy Parker, Mrs. Reba
Sanderson. Mrs. Bertha Foster, the
Misses Clara Bicking. Nellie Mars
den. Clarissa Wallace. Mary Hep
ron, Blanche Whitcraft, Kitty Bosley.
Mary Lee. Esther Shakespeare. Lulu
I.ittren Lille Bennett. Elizabeth
Hess. Evelyn Bradway Edith
Thatcher. Helen Adams. Alma Nc
Vey Helen Cox. Alice McVey. Helen
Hinton, Ella Hopkins. Lille Will
liams. Addie williams. william H.
Wingate, Otis Long B. w. Gilbert
G. r. McDougall. Charles Hackett
Vaughn white. Warren McVey.
Mrs. r. Lindsey Curtis entertained
/ 80 young people at her home. Red
Oak and Willard street. last evening
in honor OF the twelfth birthday an
niversary OF her daughter. Miss
Dorothy Curtis. One of the features
OF the evening was the entertain
ment furnished by a professional
ventriloquist A tempting supper
was served the little folk.
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Evening journal., 1921-05-07
FLOWER MARKET
PROFIT $1,000

Many wnmingtonians visited the
Flower Market last evening in the
Auditorium. While the proceeds are
not as yet definitely known IL is ex-
pected that the sum of $1,000 will be
turned over to the Associated Chari-
ties for whose benefit the market was
held.
The sale included an excellent COLI
lection Of plants, cut flowers, roots,
bulbs and shrubs. garden accessories
and pets. one OF the most enjoyed
features Of the market was the dane
ing Music was furnished by Robin
son Orchestra. More than $50
persons enjoyed lunch at the cafe
teria during the day.
Evening journal., 1921-05-07

the weekend in New York
Mrs. Joseph S. Wilson entertained
at luncheon and bridge on Thurs
day
Mrs J. Montieth Jackson is spend
ing some time in Rehoboth.
Mrs. Frank l.. DeArmond has re-
turned from Rehoboth where she
spent several DAYS.
Miss Suzanne Murphy has return
ed from fortniEht's stay in Balti-
more.
Mrs. Samuel c. Rumford has re-
turned from trip 10 Richmond. Va
Mrs. Arthur NJ. Lind has returned
from Baltimore where she spent a
week.
Mrs Eleanor G. Kemery has re-
turned from = few days visit in At
lsntic City.
Miss Esther Hickman. of Better
ton. Md. is spending some time with
friends In this city.
Mrs. Harvey X. Iamborn. Miss
Grace Allison, both OF Marshalltor
aud NJ. c. McGuhin. OF Camp Meade
Md. spent the past weekend with
friends az Washington. ID. c.
Miss Annie Carroll. a student at
the University OF Delaware. spent
last week end with her parents. Mr..
and Mrs George Il. Carroll. OF
GranouRe.
Wilmington branch OF the Needle
Work Guild OF America was repre-
sented at the annual meeting held in
Philadelphia Yesterday by Mrs.
Joseph Hill Mrs William G. Coke.
Miss Hebb and Mrs. W. E. Taylor
Mrs. Earl Spencer. who before her
marriage last Saturday was Mrs.
Anne Steele. 22Os Boulevard. has
returned to Wilmington. where she
will stay until June. Mr.. and Mrs.
Spencer have taken beautiful
home just outside OF Boston.
Evening journal., 1921-05-07
WeddinpS.

Mr.. and Mrs. william Buterbaugh.
Of Greenville, announce the engage
ment OF their daughter. Miss Minerva
NJ. ButerbauEh. to Clarence r. Kill
mon. OF s1s West Fifth street. this
city. The wedding will take place
on juno 4, at the home of the bride.
In the presence OF about forty rel
atives, Miss Helen L. McNeal one
Of Newark's most popular and prom
inent young women, and Carl K.
Fischer, Of Philadelphia, were mar
ried this afternoon at the home Of
the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. H.
Warner McNeal. in South College
avenue, Newark.
The ceremony was performed by
the Rev. George T. Anderson, pastor
Of the Methodist Episcopal Church
In Elkton. The bride was attended
by her sister, Mrs. c. Richard Lind.
OF Gloucester, ". j., as matron of
honor. The wedding march was
played by Miss Elizabeth r. McNeal.
a sister OF the bride. who also played
several other selections before and
after the ceremony.
The bride was given in marriage
by her father. who is one of New
ark's leading business men.
The bride was gowned in the we'd
ding dress worn by her sister, Mrs
Lind, when she was a bride It was
Of ivory white satin, with trimmings
OF duchess lace. Her veil was cap
effect The bridal bouquet was
shower OF sweet peas. lilies OF the
valley and roses
The matron OF honor wore a frock
OF jade green canton crepe and car
ried Sweetheart roses.
The brides travelling suit was OF
brown tweed. with hat, gloves and
shoes to match.
The McNeal home was prettily
decorated in laurel. iris and peonies.
Suspended in the dining-room over
the brides cake was a large white
bell.
After the ceremony. a wedding
supper was served. Mr.. and Mrs
Fischer left for Atlantic City. where
they will spend their honeymoon.
After June 1, they will reside at their
new home at Havre de Grace. Nd.
Mr.. Fischer is in the Government
service at the EdgewOod Arsenal,
near that place. He is an alumnus
OF the University Of Delaware and a
member Of the Sigma Nu Fraternity.
Mrs. Fischer until recently was a
member OF the faculty of Goldey
College, in this city.
The wedding invitations were re-
stricted to relatives because OF the
comparatively recent death OF a
child OF Mr.. and Mrs. Lind. who was
very near and dear not only to his
parents. but also to his grandparents
and other members OF the McNeal
family.
Evening journal., 1921-05-07

Miss Marion Belts will entertain
at dinner this evening at her home
in honor OF Miss Margaret Butler Of
Baltimore. afterward going to the
small and Early Dance" az the Will
mington Country club
Mr.. and Mrs William Winder
Laird left today for Leesburg, Va.
where they will visit Mrs. Peyton
Craighill Mr.. and Mrs. Laird and Mrs.
CraighiH will return 10 Wilmingt on
on Tuesday. and Mrs. Crsighiil will
spend some time in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. william H. Fem.
who have been spending some time
at Hot Springs. Va. left there yes
terday for their home in this city.
Mrs. Albert r. Kruse. z217 Gnpin
avenue, who has spent the past
month in Cincinnati, Ohio. is expect
ed home today.
Miss Alice Tyson who has spent
the winter as the guest OF Mrs r.
Tatnan Warmer has returned 10 her
home in Sandy Springs. Md.
Mr.. and hfrs. Walter j. Laird. who
have been in Florida and the South
since January !. are expected home
next Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Philip ID. Laird have
moved to their new home in New
Castle. Their home at 1902 River
view avenue is being occupied by MIR.
and Mrs. Edward T. Janney.
Miss Marjorie Pyle. who has been
on an extended trip through to the
Pacs5c Coast is expected home about
the twentieth OF this month.
Miss Jane Marvel and Miss Eliza
beth Hoiladsy are spending the
wesk-end In Pottstown Pa. While
away they will attend dance at the
Hin School.
Mxzl Henry b. Thompson and Miss
Ele&zDr T7rempson sailed on the
A<szazaao for England last Wednes-
d&E They win remain abroad for
fouR months.
MAss Alice r. Candee is spending
Evening journal., 1921-05-07
Is Your Child a Prodigy?
lAn EdltorIal BY the sOclety EdItor.l

may parents Wilmington who read with envy
child whom unusual crop has
appeared lately
they the OF nature
ordinary youngsters, while endow-
with such mind that at IL years he
like psychology which he spells and
famliarly.
This child has been interviewed and is quoted saying;
very they 10 understand
nothing but it's different OF
The kids
all"
a brain
and him childhood play with
pose" children being tells
no purpose n play, joy
be children. they
unde and are
e companions OF children OF their
OF he to
though shining; good
fight lie
The who count for something regular boys
Evening journal., 1921-05-07
Clubs.

report OF the work accomplish a
during the year was read. II was
the report which was read at the
meeting Of the Federation at Smyrna
on Thursday. At the close of the
afternoon tea was served by the hos
pitality committee.
The annual meeting Of the stock.
holders of the New Century Club
for the election OF five directors viii
be held at o'clock Tuesday aders
noon in the club house. Polls will
be open from until 4 o'clock Rel
freshments will be served ~
The May meeting Of the New
Century Club will be held at 5
o'clock on Wednesday afternoon III
also will be the annual meeting. =
40-minute program of American
music will be given by Mrs. Charles
r. Grihith and Mrs Caleb p
Burchenal. A vote will be taken on
the proposed change Of bylaws
raising the dues from So to Sta-
Directors of the Washington n
Heights Century Club viii meet az
2.sO o'clock Tuesday afternoon at
the club house, 1900 Boulevard.
The Junior Auxiliary Of the Els
mere Civic Club met yesterday after
noon at the home OF Miss Isabel
Carswell. The auxiliary decided TO
give IS to Baby Ellen, the lOcs.
blind baby the clubs of the STATE
are supporting. The Juniors sent
their contribution yesterday and are
hoping that they will be the first club
in Delaware to give assistance. The
auxiliary also gave $50 to the buils .
ing fund OF the new Elsmere Civic
Club house, and decided to sell 100
poppies for Memorial Day. Tho
members sent a book TO little Miss
Mary Dryden. sister Of Miss Louise
Dryden, secretary Of the auxiliary,
in honor Of her return from a Will
mington hospital where she had IN
dergone an operation for appendi-
citis.
Ladies' Day will be observed at
the Wilmington Country Club IN
Monday afternoon. The feature r
the afternoon will be the teas,
matches at golf. Miss Elizabeth h
Draper will be captain TO team
No. 1. Mrs. W. Poyntell Johnston
will be captain of team No. 2. Mrs.
Robert Pennington will captain team
No. 3. No. will have as its ca X
tain Mrs. Harlan G. Scott Mrs. Nor
man p. Rood is chairman Of the
golf committee. :
Team No. l win play against team
No. and team No. will play
against team No. 4. There will y
nine women on a team.
A buffet luncheon will be served
and bridge will be played.
Evening journal., 1921-05-07
GRACE SEWING CTRCLE.

The Sewing Circle o. Grace NJ. r.
Church will meet 1890 o'clock
Tuesday morning in the church
house Luncheon will be served at
1 o'clock. A business meeting will
be held at 4 o'clock. The officers OF
the society are: President, Mrs. ].
r. Wilson; first vice-president. Mrs.
W. +. O'Keefe; second vice-presi-
dent, Miss Frances Matlack; treas
urer Mrs. b. G. Strickland; assist
ant treasurer. Mrs. Clifford f. Is
zard; secretary, Mrs. Thomas c.
Alexander.
Evening journal., 1921-05-07
READY TO SING
sMIKADO" AGAIN

The Westminster Glee Club had
splendid rehearsal Thursday night
and everything is now ready TO make
the second performance OF The
Mikado" at the Century club next
Tuesday even better than the first
rendering OF this ever popular oper-
ctta. That Frederick W. Wyatt has
been successful in training this cho-
rus is shown by the fact that although
some members OF the chorus and
and almost all the cast are members
Of the Orpheus Club or church
choirs. the majority OF the chorus are
Young people who have never before
appeared before the public in any
large musical spectacle. This proves
that wilmington has much latent
musical talent which has been wait
ms to be developed by competent
leader.
The cast OF THE Mikado" is as
follows: The Mikado OF japan.
Alexander Blair: NankiPoo. his son,
disguised as a wandering minstrel
IN love with Yum Yum, Wellington
r. Butler; Koko. lord high execu-
TONER. James M. Engelman; Pooh
bah. lord high everything else. Ra-
moth Mitchell; Pish-Tush. a noble
lord. Marvin G. Crossan; Yum Yum.
Mrs. NJ b. Lewis Pitti-Sing. Miss
olive Jordan; Peep-Bo. Miss Bernice
WraRner:three sisters, wards OF koko
Katisha an elderly lady in love with
Nanki-Poo, Miss Jean McCaughan;
Mikado and Kokos guards w. A.
Adamson. John Blackiston, Arthur
Guy, Marion Minker, L. Milford |
Taylor. W. o. Wingate. c. +. Dod- |
son, Edward M. Hobbs, Thomas Tat ]
nail. Edward NJ. Taylor. ] Parke /
Neldin. H. q. Williams; school girls: /
Mrs Ada c. Adamson. Mrs. W. H. |
baugh, Miss Nellie ID. Blair. Miss
NJ L. Dickinson, Miss b. T. Dea-
kyne' Mrs. c. F. Dodson, Mrs. J. NJ.
Engelman, Miss Florence Fuller
MISS Frances Fairbanks. Miss
blanche Gebhart. Miss Eiinor Hun
ter Miss Florence Hill, Miss Marion
Howe, Miss Celeste Harris. Miss
Alma Jones, Miss Lima Kennedy
Miss Clara Locke, Miss Mildred Ma.
son, Miss Isabel Maxwell. Miss Mar,
Messick, Miss Florence Newman
Miss Jessie A. Peoples. Mrs. Gather
inc Plummer, Mrs. Anna c. Reichari
Miss Alice l.. Roop. Miss Hele
Spooner Miss Jane Smith. Mrs r. /
Salter. Miss Ruth f Storms. Mis-
Elizabeth Sellers. Miss Edna Stuar
Miss Elva Thompson Miss Neni
Wyatt. Mrs. w. o. Wingate, Mrs. i
G. Williams Miss Leila Williamson
Mrs. F. l.. Wyatt. Mrs. Clarenc
wyett; Frederick w. Wyatt, direc
tor; Mrs. W. Christy Pryor. assistan
Evening journal., 1921-05-07
GIFT SHOWER
FORMLSSDOW7NINC

In honor OF the cooperation and
splendid work that Mrs. Henry u.
Downing had given to the Elsmere
Civic Club. and because she moved
today from Elsmere to Landsrord.
Pa, the members OF the Elsmere
Civic Club gave her a miscellaneous
shower at her home on Tuesday
evening The affairs was a surprise.
Mrs. Downing was presented with
many pretty gifts. For the past
year she has served as the secretary
OF the Elsmere Civic club and has
taken an active part in all phases Of
the club life. Mrs. Downing will
be greatly missed by all
Evening journal., 1921-05-07

the play Fun in the Theatrical
once" At the Garrick Theatre. This
performance was given at the New
Century club on April and was
such success that many requests
were made to repeat II. Many MEM
bers OF the cast are well known 10
Wilmingtonians. all being residents
OF this city and vicinity. The pro-
ceeds will go toward the building
fund. This will be the last event
the club will give this season.
Evening journal., 1921-05-07

The Georgetown New Century
Club held its last meeting this week
The librarian, Miss NAPLES, report
ed S3s books in library and s15S75
realized from the play given. The
treasurer reported as follows Re
ceived since April. 1920. s26459; dis
bursements. s16S.13; balance.
$-O6.46. The subject Of securing a
club house fund was discussed and
Mrs. Andrew Marvel and Mrs. James
Tunnel were appointed to arrange
foI strawberry festival to help for
ward this movement. Each member
present also pledged to raise IS to-
ward this fund. Mrs. Cyrus Hat
field and Mrs. Hoyt Jones were ap-
pointed a committee to work with
Miss Spatford along all lines in home
economics. A paper on Citizen
ship" written by Mrs. Sara Rich
ardson who is now in California,
was read by Mrs. Andrew Marvel.
Pre-, dent Mrs. W. d. Adams. who
has be N a most capable conscien-
tious chief throughout the club year
expressed in most pleasing language
her appreciation OF the years work.
Eighteen new members have been
added to our list during this club
year making in all 80 members. At
tn close OF the meeting Mrs w. d.
adams and Mrs. II. c. Stewart served
cake and tea
The last business meeting Of the
club year OF the New Century Club
OF Middletown was held Tuesday
afternoon. After the reading OF the
minutes, reports from the chairmen
OF all standing committees were
read and accepted for filing. Mrs.
Clarence +. Pool. the president,
spoke OF her appreciation OF the
work done by all the officers and
committees and expressed gratitude
OF the results OF the past year and
looks forward with pleasure to the
coming year. A standing vote OF
thanks was also given to the presi-
dent for her success and faithfulness
in all things OF interest to the club.
Mrs. A. NJ. Chamberlain read the
report of the secretary OF the execu-
tive board OF the State Federation
OF Women's Club held at Harring-
ton. which was very interesting and
instructive. Miss Esther Gabriel sang
Sweet and Low"
The club luncheon will be held at
1890 o'clock on Tuesday May 10,
at the club house. Members unable
TO attend the luncheon and desiring
to come TO the entertainment in the
afternoon have the privilege OF
bringing two guests.
Bellefonte Civics Club met Tues
day afternoon at the home of Mrs.
| E. NJ. Ocheltree. The guest Of honor
was Mrs. r. b. Rayner. OF Whining
ton. 1t was announced that the club
had purchased piano for the Com
munity House at Bellefonte. The
Evening journal., 1921-05-07
ALPHA SIGMA DANCE

The third Of a series Of 22 dances
to be given by Delta Chapter OF the
Alpha Sigma Phi fraternity was
held last evening in the Washington
Heights Century club. Music was
furnished by Kimmey's orchestra.
The committee in charge consisted
OF Frank T. Sharpless chairman:
Ralph A. Taylor William A. Win.
oliver j. Bader, Newell Bradway
Fremont Kleitz and Charles Fisher
Evening journal., 1921-05-07
CHR MUSICALE

Washington Heights Century Club
will give a musicale on Monday eve
ming In the club house. 1900 Boule-
ward. The program will be in charge
of Mrs. Jacob Kleitz and Mrs. Frank
H. Mason. directors Vocal selections
will be given by Miss Theresa Seller
and instrumental solos by Walter
Martin. Miss Jess Pleasanton will
give recitations. Directors ealso will
be elected.
Evening journal., 1921-05-07
Speaking Of Roses
tAn Editorial by the socIety EdItor.l


one is that Of Washington
women 1920 to
co,t rms sum went largely for paints
SheG is that OF Daniel Jr president the
operative Builders saws there
s"ort tase OF loooOOO homes n the country
sut OF this shortage families crowded into homes'
OF one OF Two rooms sanitary
i pso lere insufficient sunlight Artificial roses are tho
only ones that will bloom cheeks ' "'e 'e
WIN suhcent homes every family a house ana
plot or ground TO itself which
doctors would take the Health would ne ,
proved well 'e '"'-
AT per home the sum soo,. 49,
women last year for peauthers would build houses
Evening journal., 1921-05-07
MISSIONARY PAGEANT.

Tho semi-annual evening meeting
OF the Woman's Missionary Society
OF West Presbyterian Church will be
held next Wednesday evening. A
missionary pageant. THE Queen OF
sheba,' viii be presented by Mrs.
samuel Rolph and the young women
NJ the auxiliary societies A silver
offering will be taken for missions.
Evening journal., 1921-05-07
MUSIC TEACHERS MEET.

The annual meeting OF the Della
ware state Music Teachers Associa-
tion will be held at $50 o'clock this
afternoon in the parlors OF the New
Jerusalem Church. Following the
meeting there will be social hour
and music will be furnished by Miss
Margery Hamilton Hin and vocal
selections by Mrs. Caleb +. Bur
chenal and a visiting tenor.
Evening journal., 1921-05-07
CENTER PLAYLETs.

An interesting program has been
arranged by the Health Center To-
Gated at p. and Heald streets to be
given in the Liberty fire engine
house Tuesday evening. two playlets.
Every Busy and "A
Mothers meeting at the Health
Center will be presented by the
Health Scouts Of the center.
Evening journal., 1921-05-07
MISSION SOCIETY METrrVc

The May meeting OF the Young
Women's Foreign Missionary Society
Of Harrison Street NJ. f. Church will
be held on Monday evening at the
home of Mrs. Reuben l. HUT at Asht
ley. Mrs. John Moon will be in
charge OF the devotional exercises
and Mrs. J. Dockety will give A.
sketch on the Travels Of the Book -
Mrs. r. HUT, Mrs. Hill and Mrs
J. II. Hendrixson will be the host
esses
Evening journal., 1921-05-07
"sMAIL AND EARLY" TONIGHT.

The Junior League will hold a
small and early" dance this eve
ming at the Wilmington Country Club.
Music will be furnished by the
Original Six Orchestra. The pro-
ceeds will be given TO the Child
welfare Work in this city.
Evening journal., 1921-05-07
sELI WHINE HOUSE PICTURE

A framed picture Of the White
House. al Washington. hearing the
signature OF Mrs. Warren c. Hard
ing will be auctioned on at the bazaar
which will be held at the Madison
playground this evening. Proceeds
from the bazaar will be for the
benefit Of the Madison Neighborhood
Association.
Evening journal., 1921-05-07
l. 7. Z. 2 CLrn DANCES.

The first anniversary dance Of the
!. r. F. ? club will be held this
evening at Gilbert Studio. Dancing
will begin at $40 o'clock and con-
tinue until midnight Refreshments
will be served between the intermis-
sion. Music will be furnished by
Wilson'S orchestra.
Evening journal., 1921-05-07
SUNSHINE CARD PARTY.

New Era Branch. International
Sunshine Society. will give ca-d
party next Thursday afternoon in
sunshine Hall, 1903 Delaware ave-
nue.. Mrs. Garrett jefferson Hart is
president OF the branch.
Evening journal., 1921-05-07
KEMERY CLUp REHEARsAL

The Kemery studio Club will
meet on Monday evening at the
home Of George Geiszler The final
rehearsal will be held for the con-
cert, which will be given in East
lake Presbyterian Church on mex,
Thursday evening.
Evening journal., 1921-05-07
SUPPER A SUCCESS.

The chicken pie supper given by
the Blue Rock Community club on
Thursday evening in the Hillcrest
M. e. church was delightful
event and in spite OF the bad wealth
er 1se persons were present. Mrs
u. G. Hackett was chairman OF the
committee. The proceeds will go TO
the building fund.
on May Is the club will repeat
Evening journal., 1921-05-07
uNIoRs TO DANCE.

The Junior Missionary Society OF
Trinity p. f. Church will give
Proceeds will be for the benefit OF
Me missionary dues Of the society
Evening journal., 1921-05-07
ITALIAN WOMEN SMOKE.

Nearly every woman in Italy
above the class OF laborers smokes
cisarets. using long tortoise-shelI
holders. richly mounted.
Evening journal., 1921-05-07
NINTH WARD G. o. P. MEETING.

NTNITI " MID u % It VIII T ~ -
Republican women of the Ninth
ward will meet at the Republican
Women's Club. S23 Shipley street,
Monday evening. The meeting has
been called by Miss Helen Brinton'
chairman OF the ward. 1t is hoped
that all Republican women Of the
ward viii; attend.
Evening journal., 1921-05-07

Bellefonte Civics Club met Tues
E. NJ. Ocheltree. The guest Of honor
was Mrs r. b. Rayner. OF Whining
ton. 1t was announced that the club
had purchased a piano for the Com
munity House at Bellefonte. The
Evening journal., 1921-05-07

The annual meeting Of the stock
holders of the New Century Clut
for the election Of five directors vii
be held at 3 o'clock Tuesday sfter'
noon in the club house. Polls vii
be open from 3 until O'Clock Re
freshments will be served