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Evening journal., 1921-12-03
REpEAr oHEIREss HuNTERs.r

Before a large audience in the
parish house of the church. Twenty
first and Market streets, the Dra-
matte club OF ST. Johns p. r.
Church last night repeated its third
annual play THE Heiress Hunters
Following the play a. dance was held.
The play was given for the beneit
II the church fund under the direc-
ion OF Miss Jane Primrose. Each
character took the part with mark
ed ability. The plot centered around
three musketeers." who are each
,rying for the hand and the pocket
book of the heiress, Miss Amethyst
Lake.
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NEXT ASSEMBLY
ONE or BEST

Although many social events have
taken place this fall. the wilmington
Assembly which will be held on Fri
day evening. December Is. is being
looked forward to a. brilliant
function. The committee which in
cludes Mrs. Henry b. Thompson.
Mrs. A. Felix DUPONT. Mrs. W. K.
DUPONT and Harry C. Haskell IS
planning many interesting features.
II Is expected that many out-of-town
guests will attend.
The Assembly will also attract all
the seasons debutantes OF Whining
ton. The second assembly OF the
season viii be held on Friday, jan
uary Ia.
Evening journal., 1921-12-03
RODNEY CHAPTER TO
HAVE ANNIVERSARY

Caesar Rodney Chapter, Daughters
Of the American Revolution viii
celebrate its twenty-sixth anniversary
in the New Century Club on We'd
nesday afternoon. Addresses will
be made by Bishop Philip Cook and
DIR. Joseph H. Odell. Mrs. Ray
mond Frederick. of >Centreville will
sing with Mrs. II. A. Kingsbury, as
accompanist. A reading will be
given by Miss Grace Baird. A
message telling Of the origin OF the
Daughters OF the American Revolu-
tion will be given Mrs. George c.
Hall. the oldest State Regent in Del
Evening journal., 1921-12-03
100 GRADUATES IN
1920

The thirty-hfth annual commence
ment OF Goldey College. TO be held
in the Playhouse next Thursday eve
ming gives promise OF being one OF
the most pleasing and interesting
affairs OF its character ever arrang-
ed by the faculty and officers OF that
institution.
The fact that there are 100 grad
yates is interesting. but the attrac-
tivcness Of the program revolves
about the speaker OF the evening
DR. Stanley LeFevre Krebs. OF Chi
cago. A traveller abroad. a member
or various societies both there and
this country. his lectures have that
pleasing and chatty personality that
only a man OF his genius can instili
into them.
The commencement exercises will
begin az S. From 7.2O until that
the direction OF Arthur n. Clarke
will present a musical program en-
bracing. overture. Hungarian Lust
nief Keller Bella; selection Love
Birds. Romberg; march Buffalo
News. I.ampe.
The Rev. Charles I. Candee. ID. d..
will offer prayer and the orchestra
viii play "Astarte" an intermezzo by
Mildenberg. Lieut-Gov. ]. Danforth
Bush. the presiding officer. will greet
the friends OF Goldey and OF the
graduates. following which william
r. Douglas, president OF Goldey Coll
iege, Will present the diplomas.
After music by the orchestra.
Egyptian Caprice" DR.. Krebs viii
speak The Rev. George ID. AM
son will pronounce the benedicuon.
Following the program there viii
be an informal reception for the
graduates
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chapter and mapping out activities
for the ensuing year.
The guests presented their hostess
with a large bouquet of yellow
chrysanthemums A temptinf
luncheon was served by Holt. the ca.
terer Decorations in the dining
room were yellow and white chry-
santhemums and green vines.
Those present were: George Hodg-
son. Mrs Carrie Wright. Mrs. Flor
ence Handy, Mrs Nettie McIntire
Mrs Rose Newlin. Mrs Helen Bar
rett Mrs Margaret Kitchen. Mrs
Dora England. Mrs. Elsie Hess. Mrs
Margaret Plummer. Mrs. Fannie
rriggs Mrs. Irene Baurer. Miss
Marguerite Larrimore. Helen Pip
pin, Mrs. Laura Fulmer. Mr. and Mrs
George Wolstenholme. Mr.. and Mrs
Robert j. Forman. Mrs W. Truman.
Mrs. Mary Saville. Mrs. Mary =.
Gebhart and Mr. and Mrs. c. Barker
McCulSpch.
Evening journal., 1921-12-03

shine Home at Summit, N. ]. A
paper on forestry was read by Mrs.
F. b. Watkins. Mrs. Earl Pleasan-
ton, chairman OF the Thanksgiving
dance committee. reported that
S42.S0 had been realized. Mrs. A.
NJ. Chamberlain, chairman OF the
cipics committee. reported the arrival
OF the waste paper receptacles which
will be placed on the streets Of Mid
dletown next week
The next meeting Of the club will
be held on next Tuesday afternoon.
An executive meeting will be held
at 2 o'clock and an open meeting
at 4 o'clock to hear Count Ilya
Tolstoy, noted Russian nobleman.
who will speak for the relief OF Rus
sian American Youth and Destitute
in America.
At the Current Events class OF the
New Century Club next Tuesday
morning. Mrs. Arthur L. Bailey will
give review OF new books. A
dramatic reading will be given by
Mrs Edgar d. Fell. Current Events
will be given by Miss Louise Mat
thews. Mrs. Charles r. Griffith will
read a paper on American music
and will give illustrations on the
piano. Mrs. James K. Stack will read
paper entitled "A Motor Trip to
Washington"
The Mortgage Fund Committee Of
the New Century Club will give a
card party on December 10. Both
progressive and pivot playing will be
enjoyed.
A parcei-post sale will be held by
/ the Women's Club Of Richardson
Park in the community house next
Tuesday evening. There will be Of
fored for sale ice cream cake. home
made candies in addition to many
packages.
The club will meet on next Tues
day afternoon at the home Of Mrs.
Minos Lynch. Among the business
to be discussed will be the revising
OF the constitution and bylaws. The
program for the afternoon will be in
charge of the literary committee.
At the meeting OF the Bridgeville
Tuesday Night Club this week the
various committees OF the bazaar
held last week, gave reports, and it
was found the club made $3.50. APP
probation OF the efforts OF Mrs. c. P.
Williams, chairman OF the bazaar
we're shown when she was presented
with a handknit bed jacket The
program for the evening was in
charge OF Mrs Victor Lewis. whose
topic for discussion was "A Young
Mans Chances in South America,
and the Men Who Made South Amer
ica." Mrs. Lewis read a paper on
THE Young Mans Chances in South
America" while Mrs. Erasmus
Jones, Mrs. Sherman Todd and Mrs.
Lee Culver gave biographical
sketches OF men who made South
America.
The music for the evening con-
sisted Of Victrola selections as fol-
lows: Violin solo, Waltz Caprice. by
Erika Morini; a darkey story Mrs.
Erastus Johnson at the Wedding,
lby Ralph Bingham A Dream, by
Enrico Caruso. in English.
Mrs. John Dimes read a paper on
"A Grim Disarmament Argument" ;
r Miss Lizzie Cahall read paper on
The Passion Play"
Evening journal., 1921-12-03
NEW PARENT-TEAcHER BODY.

A Parent-Teacher Association
has been organized at Walnut Green
School with the following officers:
President, William Langshaw; vice
president Mrs John r. O'Neal; sec
retary. Miss Agnes NJ. Lanerty;
treasurer, Mrs Harry Frederick.
At the November meeting very
Interesting program was presented
by the boys and girls OF the school.
followed by humorous recitation by
John Healy and Raymond O'Neal.
Mrs. Henry r. Thompson spoke on
THE Battlehelds Of France"
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the intense fighting OF the campaign
in Galicia. where he also served as
special correspondent for the lead
ing Moscow newspaper.
Count Tolstoy has made a close
scientific and philosophical study OF
the present Russian problems and
now offers a solution in keeping with
the great teachings OF his father. He
has an excellent command OF the
English language. and his views.
which are nti-Bolshevik. have ap-
peared in Century Harper's, Golfers
and many other American period
icals.
Evening journal., 1921-12-03
Jazz Ism T Harmful
(An Editorial BY the Society Editor)

hurting Lemue n Murin president OF
point that life dis
that naughtness
Jazz hystericai Smelling
applied the patient coming
Just because it has drunkards
crime the exception That's why much
majority still have their heads normal
Many Delawareans disagree the
thousands in
who with him
and physical diversion
Evening journal., 1921-12-03
CLASS ENTERTAINED.

The Bible Glass of Eastlake Pres
byterian Church held a business and
social meeting at the church on
Tuesday evening. After new mem
bers we're admitted. an entertain
ment consisting OF readings and mu-
sic was given. A recitation was
given by Mrs. W. Houston. Miss
Clara Miller and William Maser
contributed vocal selections as did
the male quartet Of the church. A
saxophone solo was given by Will
liam Miller. Following the program
refreshments were served
Evening journal., 1921-12-03
couNr roIsroY ro LrcruRE


Count Tolstoy. son OF the late Leo
Tolstoy. will lecture at the New Cen
tury Club on Monday evening. Many
Wilmingtonians are looking forward
with great interest to the address he
will deliver in this city Count
Tolstoy was brought up and educat-
ed under the direct supervision OF
his father The greatest OF all the
Russian writer's and thinkers, and is
said to have inherited much OF his
fathers depth and clearness OF
vision. For many years he worked
in the Zemstvo County community
In RUSSIA and was one OF the first
members OF the political organiza-
tion that was struggling for liberty
before the Revolution OF 1905.
In 1sl4-15 he was with the Rus
sian Army as representative OF the
Red Cross, being an eye witness TO
Evening journal., 1921-12-03
GRACE CHRISTMAS SALE.

The annual Christmas sale and
supper Of the Sewing Society OF
Grace NJ. f. Church will be held in
the church house next Thursday. The
sale will open at 2 o'clock and sup
per will be served from until Z
O'Clock. Many helpful suggestions
for the Christmas shopping will be
for salA
Evening journal., 1921-12-03
Feminine Beauty for Export

lAn Editorial by The Society Edtor)
musical SHOWS In Paris mEh
been that the up mostly OF Aer
can and English girls.
Feminine beauty the
that Is worth exporting
dramatic plots" mos
know. there he nnrirai
matter whether in the United stas. - -
3' UT ~
Evening journal., 1921-12-03
woAfAN,s c1l-R pARrY

The Woman's Club OF Newport
held 500 party last evening in Red
Mems Hail.
Mrs. George Frederick. chairman
OF arrangements. was assisted BY
Mrs. John Strong, Mrs. Mckinney
and Mrs. H. - Taylor.
First. second and third prizes
we're awarded as follows: George
Frederick, Mrs. Elmer Frankhourer
and Arx John hullin
Evening journal., 1921-12-03
INTRODUCE MISS DUPONT.

Invitations have been Issued for a
ball 10 be given Mrs. william X. du-
Pont al tho Hotel DUPONT on Thurs
day evening. December p. for her
daughter Miss Paulina dupont. who
will be presented 10 society al thar
ume. The event promises TO be one
OF the most brilliant Of the holiday
season.
The Rev. and Mrs. Charles L.
Candee and their daughter. Miss
Alice r. candse viii entertain al
dinner before the ball. in honor OF
Miss julia Elliott, one Of the sea
sons debutantes.
Evening journal., 1921-12-03
CLUR DANCE.

The first OF a series OF dances to
be held this winter by the Dolce
Far Nientes Club" will be given oA
next Tuesday night in Emmanuel
parish house. Seventeenth street and
Bivcrvicw avenue. The Sterling Six
novelty orchestra will furnish the
music. Dancing will start at $50
O'clock.
Evening journal., 1921-12-03
cALvARY cHuRcn nAzAAn

Pans arc being Completed for The
bazaar which the women OF Calvary
P. E. Church are 10 give in the par
ish house on next Wednesday and
Thursday evenings. In addition 10
the many Christmas suggestions and
gifts which will be offered cafe
terra supper will be served both eve
ninEs A different menu will be Of
nHred each night
Evening journal., 1921-12-03

Mrs. Frances b. Watkins OF
odessa, had charge OF the Current
Events at the Middletown New Cen
tury Club on Tuesday afternoon. She
gave a description OF the trees in
the Hall of Fame, from the Forestry
Magazine.
Miss Ethel Brady read paper on
the misuse of camping privileges
An amusing floral puzzle was given.
A letter from the Prisoners Aid was
read asking for contributions, but
no action was taken. IL was voted
to give SIS to help keep a blind baby
at the Blind Babies Home in charge
OF the Sunshine Society at Summit
n. J.
Mrs. Earle Pleasanton, as chair
man OF the dance given last week.
reported having cleared s42, which
will be placed in the clubs treasury.
Mrs. Chamberlain, chairman OF
civics, reported the new waste paper
receptacles are here and will be
placed on the streets this week.
on next Tuesday afternoon there
will be a business meeting. Music
by Mrs. John A. Johnson. At 4
o'clock there will be an open meet
ing for all. when Count Tolstoy, a
noted Russian, will give a talk on
THE Relief Of Destitute Russians -
The meeting OF the Seaford
Acorn Club was held on Tues
day afternoon. Mrs. S. J. Stein
read a letter urging action on fire
prevention and asked for clothing
discarded games. etc, for the Della
ware colony to he delivered at the
club room next Tuesday.
After the business meeting the
afternoon was in charge of Mrs
william r. Huston The subject was
""Current Events" Mrs. lsidore
Stephany played three piano solos
among which was THE Merry
widow" waltz, by request. Mrs. John
r. Eskridge read several clippings
OF current events and an interesting
paper on Seaford happenings.
Miss Corinne Warren sang two
solos. accompanied by Charles Van
I,eer. which were thoroughly en-
loved. DR.. Annie c. Shipley's ac-
count OF Dr. Lorenz's marvellous
work was intensely interesting.
Miss Margaret Morgan and Miss
Elizabeth Bell played THE children''
Ball"
Calendar for the Wilmington New
Century Club for the month Of De-
cember:
Monday, December 5
s15 p. NJ. - Count 1lya Tolstoy
will lecture on Russia, Past, Pres
ent and Future" Non-members so
cents and war tax.
Tuesday. December 6
$40 A. M.-Admission Committee
meeting.
4P. M.-Members Of the club and
those on the waiting list desiring tC
participate in the dramatics Of tht
club are cordially invited to meei
the dramatic committee, in the clul
parlors. Tea.
Friday. December .
10 A. M.-Executive Committed
meeting.
Tuesday. December 13
s.15-Illustrate lecture by Al.
bert Cook Myers on William Penn
the Swedes and the Indians" giver
under the auspices Of the Society Of
Colonial Danes, and the Society Of
Colonial Wars, in conjunction with
the Entertainment Committee.
Wednesday, December IA
3 p. M.-Monthly meeting. Mr.
Evening journal., 1921-12-03
AfEErTNG oF sTupIo cLun

Kemery Studio Club will NEE.
Monday evening at the home OF Miss
Nay Hughes. 1910 Spruce street. Re-
hearsais will be started on the must
cal comedy which the club will pre-
sent in the early spring.
Evening journal., 1921-12-03
Sunshine MEETING

The monthly meeting Of the exec
utive board OF Delaware Division OF
the International Sunshine Society
will be held at 2.sO o'clock on
Wednesday afternoon in Sunshine
Hall, 14Os Delaware avenue. All
the officers and directors Of the So
ciety are requested to be present.
Evening journal., 1921-12-03

Edward u. Prince will give talk
on wills and the Laws OF Delaware
in Relation to women" Music and
Tea.
Thursday. December is
sis L. M.-Illustrated lecture by
Harry c. Franck on "A Vagabond
Journey Around the World" Nom
members so cents and war, tax.
Friday. December 2S
10 A. Meeting Of the board
OF directors OF the corporation.
Mondays. December 5, ~. 10
9.45 A. NJ. Aesthetic dancing
class. Miss Schetky. instructor.
Monday. December
3 p. M.-Ciass in parliamentary
usage. Mrs. Floy e. Booth, instruc-
tor.
Tuesdays. December 9. f3. 20
1890 A. M.-Current events class.
Mrs. George T. Brown, chairman;
Mrs. Thomas c. Mum, alternate;
Miss Dorothea Simmons. chairman
OF music.
Thursdays, December I. s. IS. %
p. M.-Class in modern dancing,
Miss X. A. McClaherty. instructor
Fridays, December 2. o. 10. 23
French classes. Mile Roeth, nj
structor.
2.30 p M.-Intermediate.
$50 p. M.-Advanced.
4.30 p. M.-Beginners.
Bellefonte Civics Club will observe
Reciprocity Day" with the Wash
ington Heights Century Club on
Monday afternoon. All club mem
bers who are planning to come to
Wilmington on this day are asked
TO leave Bellefonte on the 2.30
o'clock trolley car.
The next meeting Of the Belle
fonte Civics Club will be held on
the afternoon Of December 13. in
the Bellefonte Community House.
The club held a successful, Christ
mas sale in the community building
yesterday.
An interesting program has been
planned for the Current Events Class
Of the Washington Heights Century
Club which will be held at o'clock
Monday afternoon at the clubhouse.
23O0 Boulevard. Mrs. 1. L. Howett is
chairman Of the class. The program
will be suitable to the observance OF
Reciprocity Day" with the mem
bers Of the Bellefonte Civics Club.
on Saturday afternoon, December
II the club will give its Christmas
party. They will have as their guests
this year so needy children Of this
city. who will be entertained in a
happy manner. The party will be
held in the basement Of McCabe NJ
E. Church and clothing. toys, etc,
will be distributed. Committees in
charge Of the party are the conser-
| vation. Social service, civics and edu-
/ cation. Mrs. Joseph A Wickersham
is general chairman. All friends Of
the club who have any donations OF
clothing or toys or money for the
party are asked to send them to the
following club members: Mrs. James
D. Stroud, 900 West Twenty-seconc
street: Mrs. ]. f. Emmons, 504 Nc
Cabe avenue: Mrs. J. A. Wicker
sham, sos West Twentieth street ant
Mrs. Frank Hanaway, 1910 Wash
ington street.
At the meeting Of the Middletowi
New Century Club. held Tuesda,
afternoon. it wa sdecided to send s.
toward the support OF Blind Bah!
Ellen. a Delawarean, in the Sun
Evening journal., 1921-12-03

Mr.. and Mrs. Howard G. Ferree, OF
the Lyle Apartments gave party
on Wednesday evening in honor OF
the 18th birthday anniversary OF
their son Harold Ferree. Miss Dor
othy Weldin gave several recitations.
Refreshments were served.
Harvey NJ. Draper, 112 West Eigh-
teenth street. gave a party on Wed
nesday evening to his wife. in honor
Of her birthday anniversary. During
the evening 500 was played and many
prizes awarded.
Those present we're: Mr.. and Mrs.
Herbert Peters. MIR. and Mrs. II. r.
Prentiss. Mr.. and Mrs J. W. Alden.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. j. Robinson. Mr..
and Mrs. o. r. waller, Mr.. and Mrs.
c. T. wainwright, Mr.. and Mrs. Ar
thur Davis, Mrs and Mrs. Charles
Lawrence. Mr.. and Mrs Howard
Draper and Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey
Draper.
Mrs. James Fawcett entertained
on Wednesday evening at her home
at Claymont Her guests were:
Misses May Unrah. Elizabeth Cheney,
May Mailman. Josephine Stazesy
Margaret Murphy, Mary Williams
and Catherine Walsh, Mrs. Mildred
Sieberg, Mrs. Charles J. Dougherty
Mrs Benjamin Quill, Mrs. Wilbur
Mock. Mrs. Harry S Williams, Mrs.
Harold Morgan. Mrs. Edward Car
rigan and Mrs. William Bevis.
Miss Mildred Bilderback enter
tained a few OF her little friends in
honor OF her third birthday anniver-
sary on Thursday evening at her
home. 21z West Twenty-second
street.
Among those present were Mar
jorie Goslin. Annette Hewes, Char
lotte Hoffecker, Helen Jones, May
Handy, Mavin Walker. Louise Lack
land, Elizabeth Pedrick. Bernice
Norton. Mildred Norton, Eleanor
Honecker, Mildred Bilderback and
Dorothy Thiel.
Mr.-and Mrs. Alfred Craig enter
tained a number of young folks at
their home on last Saturday evening
at a variety shower in honor OF Miss
Viola Seeds. whose marriage TO
George Kipe OF Newport, will take
place on December IA.
Those present were: Mrs. Joseph
Seal and Mr. and Mrs Fred Lang Of
Richardson Park, Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Palmer OF Kennett Square
Pa. Mr.. and Mrs II. NJ. Lefevre and
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Brown Of Will
mineton Mr.. ara Mrs. Horace Kipe
OF Boothwyn, Pa. Mr.. and Mrs
Gccrre Kipc, OF Chadd's Ford, MIR
and Mrs George W. Seeds. Mr.. and
Mrs Arthur Groome, MIR. and Mrs
w +. Groome. Mr.. and Mrs. Harve!
T.. Gregg Mr.. and Mrs. John r
lyman; Misses Irene Gregg. Leli
Lyman, Ethel woodward. Marger.
Bair, Mary Craig Of Chester. Pa.
Mae Seeds and Margaret Groome
and Messrs. Warren Garrett. Edward
Vansant, Alfred, Spence, Francis
Stuart, Henry Seeds and Robert
First.
officers OF Mizpah Chapter. No. O..
order OF the Eastern Star. were en-
tertained by Mrs C.. Barker McCul-
louch, 1900 West Eighth street. on
Thursday evening Mrs McCulloch
is worthy matron OF the chapter.
The evening was spent pleasantly at
games and in social intercourse.
Much OF the discussion OF the even
Ing revolved about plans for in
! tensifying interest in the work OF the
Evening journal., 1921-12-03
srNsH1NE cHRIsrMAs wonK

Librarius Branch. international
Sunshine Society will meet at 2.3o
o'clock next Wednesday afternoon
In sunshine Hall. Plans for the
Christmas work will be discussed.
The branch held a successful card
party at Sunshine Hall yesterday
afternnon
Evening journal., 1921-12-03
"sMALL AND EARLY" TONIGHT.

The second OF the Small and
Early" dances Of the season which
the members OF the Junior League
are giving will be held tonight IN
the duBarry Room OF the Hotel du-
Pont. The interest in the dances has
steadily increased and tonight's az
fair promises to be delightful occa-
sion. Previous to the dances sew
eral small dinners will be given.
Evening journal., 1921-12-03
xMAs PARrY An HANoYrn

A Christmas party will be held
on Tuesday evening, December 90
by the executive committee and %,
entertainment corpmittee Of thi
Women's League Of Hanover Pres
byterian Church in the social han @
the church. Mrs. Leon Walker D,
chairman.
Evening journal., 1921-12-03
GOODMAN SALE

The annual Christmas sale of the
Ladies Aid Society Of Goodman NJ
z. Church viii be held in the church
next Thursday and Friday. Beside
fancy articles. the sale will include
bake and homemade candy.
Evening journal., 1921-12-03
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j 6fSEs}sBa9 I0I9SlS}

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Garrett OF
Greenvilie. announce the engage
ment OF their daughter, Miss Vera
J.. Garrett. TO Jesse l.. Poston, OF this
city. The wedding will take place
In the near future
Evening journal., 1921-12-03
With You
BY J. MARIAN JOHNSON.

Drifting down Life's golden stream
In a birch canoe.
Life is just one glorious dream,
Drifting on with you.
Sunlight golden. waters clear,
Summer skies OF blue,
Rain and rapids do not fear,
am here with you.
Breezes blow with gentle motion
Round our birch canoe,
Let me drift TO Life's dim ocean
Ever, dear, with you.
Evening journal., 1921-12-03
no Talk AUTHORIZATIONS,

Wilmington Section. Council OF
Jewish Women will meet at s O'Clock
Monday evening In the Adas Kodesh
Synagogue. Samuel Saretsky. sec
retary OF the Young Mems Hebrew
Association, will give an address on
'Americanizauon." Greetings will
be extended by Mrs. Isadore Rees.
A final vote will be taken on the
kindergarten, which is conducted
under the auspices OF the Council.
Evening journal., 1921-12-03
Born

lRELAND-To Mr.. and Mrs ch,~,o.
ireland, w Fourth street al the
Physicians and Surgeons Hospitai
on November 30, son
MillER-To Mr. and Mrs Franci.
Miller, PIP Lancaster avenue al
ne MUSICIANS and Surgeons Hos
pital, on December 2, a son.
6AiLEY-To Mr.. and Mrs ceo-ra
Bailey 306 West Twentv-fourfh
street, al the Homeopathic Hospitai
on November 26, a son.
ARNOLD-To Mr.. and Mrs T Morran
Arnold. 2420 Jefferson street, al ths
Der 30 son.
STRuNk-To Mr.. and Mrs. Kent
Strunk, 420 East Ninth street al :
the Homeopathic Hospital. on Mo-
Vember 30, a daughter.
ALTHoUSE-To Mr. and Mrs Georu4 ,
Althouse, 1905 Delaware avenua. 10
the Homeopathic Hospital, e. lke~
vember q. ssa-
Evening journal., 1921-12-03

Of the energetic workers the sale OF Christmas Seals for
OF
dwllco
IN he sal o
interest
OF
hasr city In
the city league for threeye
Evening journal., 1921-12-03
EASTERN STAR BAKE SALE.

Radiant Chaper No. 6. order OF
the Eastern star will hold a bake
sale on Wednesday, December z. in
the once OF the Wilmington Gas
Company, s27 Market street Home
made cakes, bread. rolls. pies and
candies will be on sale.