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Evening journal., 1921-07-23
BUSINESS WOMEN
ELECT OFFICERS

CLEVELAND, July 2s.-Consid-
GRAFTON OF reports OF standing com
mittees occupied the morning ses-
sion OF the Third Annual Convention
Of the National Federation OF Busi-
ness and Professional Women's
Clubs, Inc. here yesterday.
Mrs. Lena Lake Forrest. OF De-
troit, was elected president; Miss
Lota E. Kelly, OF Ration, n. NJ. first
vicepresident; Miss L. Englehart,
of Cincinnati. second vice-president;
Miss r. Rich, Jacksonville, Fla, re-
cording secretary; Miss Fay Fitzpat-
rick. Satlina, Kas.. corresponding
secretary, and Miss Paula Laddey,
Newark. n. j.. treasurer.
All are reelected except the sec
ond vice president corresponding
secretary and treasurer. which are
new offices.
Under the new bylaws the annual
dues were increased from twenty
five cents to one dollar The pro-
posed $40. 900 budget was not acted
upon. the federation depending upon
the increased dues for finances.
The educational report, recon-
mending among other things, CO.
| operation of local clubs with educa-
tional and health activities in local
communities and research work to
! investigate educational opportunities
/ for business women also was ac-
cepted
Evening journal., 1921-07-23
BIBLE CLASS
ENJOY OUTING

The Friendship Bible Glass OF Har-
rison Street NJ. f. Church was en-
tertained on Thursday afternoon by
Mr.. and Mrs. S. II. Alexander Of 3O4
Rodney street at their cottage Dew
Drop Inn" at Coheld Beach. There
was plenty Of amusements. A picnic
supper was served by the host and
hostess. Before departing for their
homes all the guests gave a rising
vote Of thanks to Mr and Mrs.
Alexander Tor the delightful time
which they had enjoyed
While many OF the members OF
the class made the trip by trolley
others went to the beach In automo-
bilcs. Mrs William +. Stimmen is the
teacher OF the Friendship Glass and
has served in this capacity for the
past 25 yearso
Those who enjoyed the outing
were; The Rev. and Mrs. William +.
Habbard. Paul Habbard. Mrs. w. L.
Stimmel, Mr.. and Mrs j. S. Fuhr,
Mr.. and Mrs. Delaware Mason, Mr..
and Mrs. ]. p. Conaway. James p.
Conaway, Jr., Mrs. Mary Hygate.
Mrs. A. r. Nichols, Mrs. Mary Webb.
Mrs. Margaret Redmile, Mrs. Daniel
Ault, Mrs. G.. $. Mattingly Mrs. A. L.
Pogue, Mr.. and Mrs II. c. Booth,
Mr.. and Mrs. s. W. Burns, Miss
Lillian Burns. Mrs Dougherty. Miss
| Alice Dougherty. Mrs. Charles W
Leech, Leon smith, Miss Edith
Boyce. f. C. Argo. Miss Clara Bulow
| Miss Olgo Ragenbraw. Mrs. s. r
Tarbutton, Edwin Tarbutton. Mr.
/ and Mrs. Charles Hammond, Alton
Booth, Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Burnite
Mrs Ethel Daley, Mr.. and Mrs. $
| II. Alexander. Mr.. and Mrs. c. "A
Alexander. Mr.. and Mrs. A. p
Short.
Evening journal., 1921-07-23
PENN AID is
AFTER MEMBERS

Announcement has been made that
the Women's Aid. Pennsylvania Sys-
tenn, realized s254.7O from the re-
cent movie benefit which they held
at the Majestic Theatre. Mrs.
Charles Fisher King was chairman
of the event and was assisted by
Mrs. A. c. Davis and Mrs. w. ].
Rushing as associate chairmen.
The street sale of tickets was in
charge of Mrs. Edward Gibson, Sr.
The following women stood at
Hotel dupont: Mrs. Alfred Russell.
Mrs. Harry Williams. Mrs. c. l..
Thompson. Miss Mary Gibson. Mrs.
Edward Mcintyre. Mrs. ]. II.
spragg. Mrs. c. F. King, Mrs. Rus
ling, Mrs. Trueman Campbell.
At the Equitable Trust Company
were: Mrs. Raymond Jones. Mrs.
McMunen, Mrs. James Hopes, Mrs.
John Miller.
At the Public Library were: Mrs.
Frank Lewis. Mrs. Fred. Evans, Miss
Ruth Jenkins.
At the Security Trust Co. Mrs.
Carol Chandler was in charge.
At the Pennsylvania station we're
Mrs. Edward Gibson. Jr.. Mrs. Will
liam Appleton, Mrs. Roy Wilson.
Mrs. Edward McIntire superinten-
dent Of the Maryland Division, has
issued a notice for special staff
meeting at her home. S25 Clayton
street, at 2.3O o'clock, Thursday af-
ternoon. July 2s.
Arrangements will he made for a
membership drive. The local divi-
sion has 5420 employees with an
enrolled membership in the Wo-
mems Aid OF 261s.
Mrs Gamble Latrobe general SUI
perintendent OF the Southern Cen
eral Division. has made this report:
Enrolled membership for the year
1921, 1908; amount collected for
month. S1572.60; total to date.
S9714S0: total expense. s4745.98;
number Of families called on during
month. 214; total TO date, $500;
families aided during month, 81; to-
tai to date, 461.
Evening journal., 1921-07-23
Blondes Suffer Most
q EdItorlal by the soelety Editorl


Blondes suffer than brunes heat says
Wilmington belong the
cold north, brunets the
oablack African the wheskinned
Wilmington hair eyeshave their skin
pigment meanin. protects blue
actnic
and Scandnav-
ian melann protection against
they developed it Hence they suher most "
Any workman you coolest shirt the black
satee shirt. nsulates keeps out the heat
OF nd determines
your character. disposition of intelligence
living growing trees and oD-
sluggish Lolns
a dreaming thinker That's why hearS
philosophy religion originated in OF near ~
equatorial brunets.
blonde inhabitan the north had to work
living That him running to the phys
OF the Intellectual
Time was during the Age folks lived near the
equator the ice retreaed ost
needed as protecton
They became blondes Also developed ons .
to their lungs In contrast
to he o the tropical brune-
blondes led the conquest OF
safely the ample iooa ana
medtating what their
we're n he developed philosophers
Norsemen. the unknown seas were DlonueS
fighters , 49,. oo
orr Edison showed tnat %
per light blue eyes It's also
blondes with scandinavian NAMES
albnos there longer Is any cFli~eu
blonde the So with brunets In cV@ea ~
person is a Of blonde and brunet
his hair and eyes but ms s"arus
the socaled bondeno matter
blue the eyes-has something OF ue
preliminary Of brunets completed in the
merging the two to restore
balance happy medium.
Evening journal., 1921-07-23
SUNSHINE FETE
FOR CITYiS POOR

Under the auspices OF Alert
Branch OF the International sun
shine Society lawn fete and bazaar
will be held next Saturday afternoon
and evening on the playground
Tenth and Market streets. Ice cream.
cake, candies, lemonade and fancy
novelties viii be for sale. The pro-
ceeds will be used in aiding needy
worthy families in which the branch
are interested.
Mrs b. L. DEMO. chairman Of the
lookout committee Of the branch is
general chairman of the fete. The
other chairmen are: Mrs. J. Edward
Wilson, ice cream; Mrs. +. II. Collins
and Mrs. Preston, candles; lemonade.
Mrs. f. B. Wilson and Mrs Waller;
grab-bag, Miss Eleanor LeCarpen-
tier; cakes, Mrs. John +. LeCarpen-
tier, Mrs. Loomis and Mrs. Clendan-
lel.
Evening journal., 1921-07-23
p d II & lie S

Miss Margaret Duane, 1915 West
Fourteenth street, gave an informal
dance at her home on Thursday
evening. Many members OF the
younger set were present The af-
fair was one of the most delightful
OF the midsummer functions.
Miss Elizabeth Workman. 1920
Market street. gave a small informal
dance at her home on Thursday
evening. Her guests included the
Misses Ruth Jenkins. Helen Beaston.
Florence Adams, Mary Gibson, FL
lott Cleaver. Fred Suegler. Frank
Jackson and William Alsentzer.
DR.. and Mrs. William II. Speer.
sos West street. entertained a num-
Der OF Wilmington physicians and
their wives and families on Thurs
day afternoon at their summer home
at Bay View Beach. Bathing, boat
ing and many outdoor sports were
enjoyed. Picnic supper was served.
Miss Elizabeth Ellen Foster
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Levi Fos-
ter. 822 West Ninth street, enter
tained several little friends at her
home last evening in honor OF her
ninth birthday anniversary. Games
were played and refreshments we're
served.
Evening journal., 1921-07-23
DUPONT ALUMNI
'.BRANDS'' M.RE

Novelties we're a part Of the pro-
gram given by members Of the du-
Pont High school Alumni when the
seventeen graduates OF the 1921 class
were initiated into the association
last night. The affair was held in
the auditorium OF dupont school on
the Kennett Pike.
One feature was the branding
OF the candidates. which really isn't
branding at all according to the
president Of the alumni. John B.
Grier The candidates however
thought il the real thing. Another
amusing feature was the supposed
auction sale OF a Ford Sedan.
The remainder Of the program fol-
lows:
Piano selections by Miss Ethel
Jones; address by president Of the
Alumni Association. John b. Grier:
songs and prose by members Of the
ASSOCIATION. song. Honolulu Eyes" e"
by Miss Mary Aonigle and Eugene
Smith; song. GYPSY Eyes" by Miss
Ethel Jones. and Miss Dorothy Repp;
song. by Miss Anna Butler. accom-
panied by Miss Ethel Jones, on the
plano; song by Miss Frances Gamble
and Miss Elizabeth Monigle; song
Love Nest" by Herbert Carter:
plano selection. "Old Fashioned
Mother" by Miss Julia B. Martin:
song, Long Boy" by John B. Grier.
Following the musical program re-
freshments were served. Warren X.
lerger. principle Of the school was
unable to be present at the banquet.
as he was in New York City.
The Alumni Association will meet
in September, the date to be an.
nounced later.
Evening journal., 1921-07-23
HINEs sCHooL ourING

The picnic and excursion to I
given by the Hines Private Busines
College Club on Sunday. July g
promises to be one Of the most suc
cessful events held by this club thu
far this season.
The boat will leave the Municip.
Wharf at SIS A. NJ. for RivervieI
Beach whore a picnic will be hel,
and various sports INDUCED in. j
the evening about Z o'clock the bo;
will take the party down the rive
on moonlight trip. returning
Wilmington at a suitable hour.
The committee in charge compria
Ruth Minors. Elizabeth Minors. Nal
jorie Bair. Viola Imhoff, Lillian Jei
rings, Pauline Chambers, Millicei
Ruth, Lillian Hamilton, Mildrd
Lloyd, Leila Williamson, Marid
Mills, Alice Smith, Walter Durharl
Ralph Bedwell, Joseph McCrea, Wi
lard Volker. Harvey Mclean ar
VIM. Folger.
Music will be furnished by SamuI
Crossan's string orchestra.
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Small rectangular wells are vel
popular
Evening journal., 1921-07-23
POINTS WOIMANiS
WAY IN UPLLF,

There is not a possible positi
in which woman can find herself,
which she does not bear a close Il
lationship to the national COVER
ment," declared Mrs. Minnie FISH
Cunningham, executive secretary
the National League Of Won
Voters in an address last evening d
fore the University OF Delaws|
Summer School.
I'VE said to our boys during Il
war, go; this government Will
our fathers conceived is worth eve
sacrifice; it is worth manned 4
istence or life ITSELF" Mrs. Cunnir
ham continued. I'VE do not dare
relax our vigilance now and becat
I peace has come say that this saI
government for which we sent al
sons to die is not our business
Mrs. Cunningham discussed ''W
mans Relation to the National &C
ernment from the standpoint
; the homemaker and the mother. S
referred to the Fess Amendment (
/ the Smith Hughes Act now befc
Congress. by which IL enacted. me-
money will be appropriated for Hoi
/ Economics work in the schoc
thereby putting this subject, so vi
in importance to nine out OF eve
ten of the girls in the country,
an equal plane OF importance W
the trades, agriculture and ind
try"
Mrs. Cunningham referred to I
-Towner or the so-cal
Maternity Bill, for the protection
mothers and infants, which "
passed by the Senate yesterday. I
( bill provides for a fifty-hfty plan
which the national governm'
matches appropriations from
States for the study OF conditic
affecting children in the Uni
States.
Dean Winifred J. Robinson OF &
Womens College presented
speaker and presided at the aass<i
Evening journal., 1921-07-23
Y. ". c. A. NEWS

Members Of Pollyanna Corps, True
Blue Corps and Friendship Club of
the Y. w. c. A.. will leave on next
Tuesday for Camp Nepahwin. Can
ton. Pa, where they will attend a
conference for young girls in fresh
men and sophmore classes. The
Wilmington party will be away a
week. Those who will go are Miss
Lulu Hayes. of the Pollyanna Corps;
the Misses Mabel Fuller. Florence
Adams, and Margaret Burke Of the
True Blue Corps and Miss Ruth
Jenkins OF the Friendship Club.
Miss Elizabeth White will be the
leader OF the party.
Many out-of-door sports are be-
ing enjoyed by guests at the Holiday
House. Possibly the most favorite
one is swimming, which all the
young girls indulge in every after
noon. This week several young
girls Of the teen age have been
guests at the House. Registration
is open to all young women of this
city. Persons desiring TO go to
Holiday House are asked to call the
Office Of the Y w. c. A, SO4 Market
street. phone s469.
Miss Louise Matthews, chairman
Of the Holiday House committee, has
presented the house with a collie
pup. The dog has been named
"Lassie" and is making friends with
all the guests.
Several mothers and children from
the Health Center at Ninth and
Union streets enjoyed a picnic sup
per at Holiday House on Thursday
Since Holiday House opened in June
many mothers from the health CEN
ters Of this city have been enter
tanned there. It is expected that
during the remainder of the summer
each Thursday afternoon a group Of
mothers from other centers will be
guests
Members of the f. L. c. Club and
several young women employed in
business and industry enjoyed a boat
ride to Chester on Tuesday evening.
After arriving in Chester the party
visited the Y. W. c. A. building.
All members Of the high school
clubs who attended the conference
at Camp Nepahwin early this month
went to Holiday House on Wednes-
day and had picnic supper. The
recent conference was discussed and
plans for next winters work we're
made.
Evening journal., 1921-07-23
Getting Joy From Giving Joy
an Editorial by The Society EditOr)

Tonight, neghbor youl up he bus
and children out for coongon along the roads
wilmington
The chances
neighbor
automobile and who sits her
night after night rocking her baby keep
Have you any idea how much she appreciate
into the cool baby one OF these bisterng
nights?
Just drop there to ride along with
Get taste OF the giving
Evening journal., 1921-07-23
MIR. HoRTY GOES WEST.

Peter A. Horty, who will repre-
sent Santa Maria Council, Knights Of
Columbus, at the 39th annual con-
vention OF the order. at San Fran
cisco, the first week in August, left
this city for the Pacific coast. He
went to Philadelphia and then join
ed the Pennsylvania delegation. Il
is expected that 1000 delegates will
attend the convention
Evening journal., 1921-07-23
oRGANIsTs no CONVENE.

George Henry Day, Organist az
st. Johns p. +. Church; T. Leslie
Carpenter. organist Of Trinity =. r.
Church and Herbert S. Drew. organ
ist AT Hanover Church, Will attend
the fourteenth annual convention Of
the National Association Of Organ
lists which will be held next week in
Philadelphia. The convention head
quarters will be located in the Greek
Hall, Wanamakers Store. Recitals
will be given in many Philadelphia
churches next week.
Evening journal., 1921-07-23
MISSION SOCIETY MEETING

The Missionary Society Of First
Central Presbyterian Church will
meet on Tuesday evening at the
home Of Mrs. Joseph Hamilton.
Parkway and Woodlawn avenue.
Mrs. James Clarke. who is occupying
the Hamilton home for the summer.
will be the hostess.
Mrs. John Hayes. Sr., will be in
charge OF the devotions Miss Caro-
lyn Comfy will sing Current topics
on both foreign and home mission
will be given by members Of the com
mittee.
Following the business meeting. a
social hour for the husbands Of the
members will be held Refreshments
will be served.
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Black footwear is gaining in pop
ularity.
Evening journal., 1921-07-23
SIRPRIsE PARTY

Mr. and Mrs Clarence n. Cannon
both OF Wilmington. who were mar
ried on June 80. were entertained by
Miss Hanna Brown. 1O11 West
street. The evening was spent in
singing, dancing and games. The
company wished Mr.. and Mrs. Can
non happy married life.
Mr.. Cannon. who is manager Of
the Delmarvia Rubber Co., is a form
er Seaford resident.
Evening journal., 1921-07-23

been spending the summer in De-
troit, Mich, was a recent Whining
ton visitor but has returned to the
middle west city.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank d. Lackey
have returned from a visit in the
Pocono Mountains.
Herbert Kent and Hendel Wallace,
OF this city are visiting friends in
ocean City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel G. Cleaver
are spending the summer at West
town, Chester County, Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. F. Wollaston are
summering at Ocean City, N. J.
Mrs. Martha Grubb. is spending
the month OF July in West Chester.
Pa.
Miss Mollie Laird will leave on
Monday for a camp in Virginia where
she will be the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Peighton Craighill
Edward T. Janney is spending
some time at Colorado Springs, Col
Mrs. George Black, Miss Madeline
Black and George A. Black are
spending several days at Charles
town, Md.
Mrs. Arthur d. Smith 500 Harri-
son street and Miss Theresa Seller OF
1902 Harrison street have returned
after spending several days at the
Hotel McAlpine, New York.
Mrs. John f. Chappie. 1905 West
Ninth street. and her young son.
Jack, are guests on a motoring party
leaving tomorrow for a ten day trip
to Niagara Falls and Canada.
Mr.. and Mrs. l. Garrett Mcdowell.
Miss Evelyn and Edward Mcdowell,
OF i402 Harrison street, left today on
a motor trip to Luray Cave and other
points OF interest in Virginia.
Friends OF little Harry Allyn Cram
er, of 251S West street, will be glad
to know that he is doing nicely af-
ter his recent operation for appendi-
citis. He is a patient in the Homeo-
pathic Hospital.
Mrs. Elizabeth b. McCauley, S22
West Ninth street, has opened her
cottage at Brandywine Summit
Mr.. and Mrs Frank L. Connable
are spending the summer at their
cottage at Monmouth Beach, Long
Branch, n. j.
Mrs Elizabeth w. Emerson. OF
this city and daughter Miss Rietta
NJ Emerson. Of New York City. are
spending two weeks in Mechanics
Vile, ~ Y, as the guests OF John
NJ. Emerson formerly OF this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee ]. Martin are
guests at the Hotel Kentucky. At
lantic City. this week.
DR.. and Mrs e. p. Burnham have
returned from a ten days trip to
Washington ID. c. They made the
trip by automobile.
Miss Florence s. Marshall left this
week for Harrisburg, Pa, where she
will be the guest Of her sister for two
weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. Leroy W. Hickman
and children are spending some time
AZ ocean City. y. J.
Mrs Jennie r. Field is a guest at
Congress Han, Cape May.
Mrs. James b. Owens and Miss
Madeleine owens are spending the
summer at Warm Springs. Virginia.
Evening journal., 1921-07-23
Y FOLK Talk
OF FALL WORK

Eighteen members OF the VIII
mington Y. p b.. Wesley Y. p. b..
the Marshallton Y. p. b., and the
Ella Thatcher w. C. T. L.. were re-
cent guests Of the Blackbird Young
Peoples Branch. The trip from this
city TO Blackbird was made by auto
mobile. The local guests were en-
tertained at the home OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Royden Caulk Shortly after
their arrival the guests were served
with delicious picnic supper on
the lawn Of the Caulk home.
Following the supper a business
meeting was held and reports were
given Of the Young Peoples branch
encampment held recently at Keuka
Park, y. Y. Plans were discussed
for the coming fan work in each
OF the branches. Among the new
business considered is that all
branches will conduct campaign
for new members in the fall.
After the business meeting re-
freshments were served before the
guests departed TO Wilmington.
Evening journal., 1921-07-23
Born

ELLIs-To Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Ell
217 East Fourteenth street. at d
Homeopathic Hospital, on July Is,
daughter.
CUSTIS-T Mr.. and Mrs. Ortho Gust
Gordon Heights, az the Homeopatt
Hospital, on July 16, a daughter.
CLOUSER-To Mr.. and Mrs. Levi
ClOuser. PIG West Twenty sire.
at the Homeopathic Hospital, on Ju
IS daughter
RILEY-TO Mr. and Mrs. Terrance Rid
S3f Madison street, at the Home
pathic Hospital. on July 20, a SON
Evening journal., 1921-07-23

-Ph0 by
OF of
the aed that the French Government had conferred upon
OF
relief did especially the
aleviatng the soldiers and
will recalled
which Atlantic
the relief work doing because
directions
Mrs DUPONT is in social and civic Deiaware
most serious work in that having
DUPONT
value received widespread comment
Evening journal., 1921-07-23
y sk :

Mr.. and Mrs. S. b. Cooling left
today for Asbury Park, where they
will spend the remainder Of the sum-
mer.
Mr.. and Mrs william f. Metten
have moved from SOL West Twenty
first street, into their new home at
22O9 Boulevard.
Miss Susan Brassington who has
been visiting relatives in England
since early in May expects to sail
for America on August 10. Miss
Brassington is a well known vocalist.
Mrs. Robert Huston is the guest OF
her sister Mrs Arthur Bennett, at
Goldsboro, Md.
Mr.. and Mrs Wilson Parvin and
son have been the guests OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Carroll Johnson at Henderson,
Md.
Mrs. Ella d. b. semple. 1904
Washington street. has returned
from ocean lily, n. j.
Mrs. ]. w. Bastian and daughter
have returned from Rehoboth whore
they spent a fortnight.
Miss Ruthanna Taylor and Frank
lin Taylor are spending the week
end at Rehoboth.
Mrs. Charles G.. Rumford, 1401
Market street, will leave next week
for Eaglesmere, Pa.
DR.. and Mrs. p. A. V. Rovitu and
family will spend the month Of Au-
gust at their cottage at Ocean City,
Md.
Miss Helen Bowman Of Peters
burg, Va, is the guest Of her sister,
Mrs. Leroy Work at Elmhurst.
Mrs. DeHaven Morris. of tho
Marion apartments, is spending the
summer in New York.
Mrs. Robert Ferguson and grand
son, Ferguson Foulk. are spending
their vacation at Atlantic city.
Miss Isabelle Hutchinson, OF near
Rising Sun. Md, is visiting relatives
and friends in this city.
Miss Marjorie r. Watson. OF 1910
West Eighth street, will accompany
Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Bottger and fam
lily to Detroit Mr. Bottger is con-
nected with the General Motors
Miss Watson will spend several
weeks in the west.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Kitchen. Miss
Margaret Kitchen and Elliot
Kitchen. Miss ANGELA Nichols, ol
Rising sun. Md; william Minnick
and Mr.. and Mrs Herbert White left
today for Atlantic City. where they
will spend a week at the Hotel Ken
| derton.
Mrs. Louis Reches, 2420 Tatnal
street. left today for Mount Glenn
ems Mich. where she will remain
until September 1.
The Misses Doris and Miriam
/ Reches 242O Tatnall street ar,
spending the weekend in New
/ York. They will enjoy a trip NJ
the Hudson before they return.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Dinsmore. o
Bellefonte. are spending the week
end with Mr. and Mrs. Irwin Walls
at Lewes.
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CIOTHESPINS.
Boil the clothespins a few min
ntes once In a while II keeps then