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Evening journal., 1921-05-14
The Better Times
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Editorial Editor
When Wilmington speak times" their minds
between 1900 They
the old America especially
worried about social and economic problems.
Life fairly smooth in Delaware and other
sold about - dozen
a Milonaires
along then than
the increase OF 45O in the number OF high
anything
IA ar
The Of high schools must be interpreted
distribution
the lives OF their children
richer than theirs
high school the welodo
school OF the workers
high school
vocational training
those workman felt that he could not afford
children Today workman afford
o en- children school.
hen liked that what good enough for
them their children.
s for their children.
good nnetes cheap butter and but
social betterment has popuazed higher educa
needs These
ma
easy nneues they worth working These the
Evening journal., 1921-05-14
,SUNSHIINERS
IN CONVENTION

Many local members OF the Della
ware Division of the international
Sunshine Society will attend the an
nual convention OF the society which
viii be held In Harrisburg, Pa. next
week The convention opens Mon
day and will continue until Thurs
day inclusive. Representatives from
an the states viii be present.
The following Delaware sunshine
members viii attend: Mrs. George
W Dorsey. Jr., State president; Mrs.
Florence p. Emerson, Mrs Carl
Snellenburg. Mrs O. V. Ort Mrs. S.
Howf ia Mccoy. Mrs Frank c.
Sparks. Miss Mildred Mohler and
Mrs. Mary zebiey.
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club hostess, Mrs Elma Gray. The
club then adjourned for the summs
months
The Womens Civics Club OF Rica-
ardson Park will meet on next Tues
day afternoon at the home Of Mrs.
John Postles. Mrs. Albert RobiA
will address the members.
At a recent meeting OF the New
Century Club OF Milton the follow
ing officers were elected: Presi-
dent. Mrs. John c. Wiltbank; vice.
president Mrs Mabel Draper. Mrs.
Otis Goodwin; recording secretary,
Mrs. A Wallace Irwin; correspon-
ing secretary, Mrs Joseph NJ
Lank treasurer, Miss Clara
Vaughan; auditor, Mrs. Mary Nor
ris; directors. Mrs. J. Frank Lacey.
Mrs. J. Carey Palmer; director. g. :
State board, Miss Clara Vaughan.
The Women's order National As
ISOLATION OF Retail Druggists. will
meet next Wednesday afternoon 40
the home of Mrs. Norman r. Down s.
Carney's Point. y. J. Members will
leave on the boat from Fourth street
wharf, at 2 o'clock, standard time.
At meeting OF the Hillcrest I'm
provement Association held in Hill
crest NJ. r. Church last night, Mrs.
John Kellum. OF the Blue Rock
Community Club outlined the work
.a .t...,4
Wright. president OF the Hillcrest
organization. told Of the work being
done by this organization. John Bars
clay. principal OF the Wilmington
High School talked on community
activities. The meeting terminated
with a sing.
A meeting will be held next Fri
day TO discuss club work.
Evening journal., 1921-05-14
Rr RUTH AcNEs AnEnING

Let me see-the six-year-old days.
they're rather hay things and there
is oh, so much 10 he pushed aside
lefore the path back that far is
traceahle. Life becomes clutiered
with such a number OF things as the
ears pile up.
But back in those six-ycar- old
lays wasn't Il SUSIE who gavc par
iy and almost before the festivities
we're over you rushed home to show
mother the trophies Of the afla.r?
or course, For half OF the party
cor the average child. Is showing
mother the favors after the whole
ihing is over.
So n Kathleen is celebrating any
hing from her sixth 70 her tenth
birthday. one Of the things which
sTili make her party stard ont will
be the things which guests cap take
home. There are inexpensive ways
~ making the most OF that childish
trait.
1t is wise 10 make IL a rule with
children's parties TO never invite
more than IL children. for little folk.
70 enjoy themselves. need personal
attention.
Invitations should be worded in
such an informal way that the guests
will come in checked and dotted
dimity. organdie and linen. instead
OF silks and ribbons. so there can be
real fun in the event.
When they arrive. provide each !
guests with a small basket. These /
can be inexpensive splint baskets or [
pasteboard frames covered with
Nnite crepe paper with a handle /
"'aoe OF loosely braided picture wire 7
wound with white crepe paper. Al
one side Of the handle nut a rosette I
of narrow scarlet ribbon Win go
OF varying lengths. This ther tsl
me receptacle for the trophies,
As the games-there are -. -,
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worked under Postmaster G. w.
Dole.
He and Mrs. Gem lived in Chi
cago for five years following their
marriage. Then they came to this
city. where they have lived since.
For forty-four years Mr.. Gem was
I'm charge of the boilers for the
Maryland, Delaware and Central
Divisions of the Pennsylvania rail-
road. AT the age Of 20 years he was
retired by the company but is still
on their payroll
He is an official member of As
bury Church. He was a private n
the Fifth Delaware Regiment during
the Civil War and is an ardent Re
publican.
Evening journal., 1921-05-14

Misses Mary Kirk, Helen Neihler,
TIM M. Pierson. of Wilmington.
Edgar Wright, formerly Of Smyrna
hut now OF Philadelphia. visited
Wilmington friends yesterday
Mrs. Edna hi Re. OF 1895 Lam
caster avenue. is visiting friends in
Boston and winthrop, Mass, en-
route TO Augusta. Maine, where she
will spend the summer.
Miss Ann Hoilingsworth or near
Centreville. spent last week with
relatives in Philadelphia.
Former patroiman Carmine DI
Mare for many years a member OF
the Wilmington police force. who is
spending some time In Italy. his ma
tive land. is now in Naples on a
sightseeing trip. A letter received
from him shows that ne is well and
enjoying himself immensely.
James I.ambros. who has been in
capacitated by rheumatism in conva-
lescing
Charles A. Kelly. Of this city. left
today for Middletown for a two
weeks outing Before leaving. he
entertained informally for Mr.. and
Mrs. T. Gilpin Massey. Miss Eta
Miller and Edward de Lacour
Mrs. Louis II. Coke. Sd. entertained
at bridge on Tuesday.
Miss Elizabeth Jackson has re-
turned from a ten days' visit with
friends at Elmira, n. Y.
Miss Edith Short. 22i1 Boulevard.
is spending q fortnight in Baltimore.
Miss Jennie NJ. Page OF Williams
port, Pa. is the guest Of Mrs. e. f.
Metzger. zoos Monroe Place
Mr. and Mrs. Stewart c. Strick-
land OF EllSton. Md, are receiving
congratulations on the birth OF a
7-pound baby boy.
Evening journal., 1921-05-14
ENENING OF MUSIC

Miss Una NJ. Pierson gave musi-
cal last evening at her home. 2422
West street. Floyd Turner and Miss
Nan Rrooks gave several special
dances. while Mrs Helen Dowling
and Mss Mary Kirk gave solos Miss
Una Pierson and Herbert Nehr pre-
sided at the piano.
Those present were: Misses Nan
Brooks. Helen Dowling. Mary Kirk,
Helen Neihler. Pearla Pierson. Ber-
tha Keilett. Anna Thompson. Messrs.
Howard Taylor. Fred Rasch. Herbert
Nehr, Floyd Turner. Mr.. and Mrs.
L. A. Dowling. OF Philadelphia. ana
DR.. William Chandiey and Captain
d. s. Quincy, OF Frankford Arsenal:
Mr. and Mrs Howard Young and
Mr.. and Mrs. r. A. Pierson. Ellwood
4. Pierson. Jr.
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Trophies of the Day
Things the Little Folk Can Show Mother Are Real Joys

amusement i'm white clay pipes.
Have one pipe FOR each guest. There
should be "A small red bow ON each
one and a little soap around the in
side rim Have bowl for each
gucst--thesc may he purchased for a
small amount and used again and
again for various purposes. Fin
tho bowls with "a solution made hy
boiling shaved white soap in water
and adding for each pint of water
/ a tablespoon of glycerine. Then let
the children amusc themselves blow
ing bubbles The pipes of course
go into their trophy baskets.
After the bubbles. give the lit.
tie folk few minutes to frolic with
ont any direction. then take them
indoors 20 where you have suspend
cd. in a doorway at the ends Of rec
baby ribbons or cords gift for cacl
child. These should he something
In the way Of funny little toys pur
chased for trifie and wrapped il
tissue paper. Blindfold the chill
dren one al time and let then
walk TO the gifts. select theirs an'
take IL as the cord is cut by som'
older person.
After the fun with their gifts q
whl be time TO eat. The only orna-
ment on your table should be the
white iced cake with red tapers
The food should be simple-sand-
wiches OF bread and butter with a
lecttuce leaf dressing and thinly
sprinkled with nuts. meats loaf,
creamed potatoes and milk. with the
birthday cake and loved ice cream
for dessert.
The red and white mother goose
place cards az each cover and little
red paper caps they'll put on when
the meal begins are also to go into
their baskets.
And the party is over, with the
fun lasting all through the telling
mother period In the evening.
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Society

TIE foilnwiny Wilmingtonians
have entertained this week at Naa-
raan's Tas House-on-t he Deiaware
on rpesasy Mrs. C. l. b. Hem
rinv sr,e- s.nea ~ luncheon. Gov
e,-z were lsid fo- 1--WE. Ms. Chester
Gibson cn.cr aimed FIVE guests on
Wcdn aTfsy et luncheon Yesterday
Mrs c. W. Moreton entertained at
lii.rhcoss and covers were laid for
twelrs guests
Miss Margaret r. Handy. a stu
cnt the Walnut Lane school. Pa.
ls spending the Weekend with her
parents. DR.. and Mrs. G. NJ Handy.
623 Delaware avenue. She has as
her guests Miss Luciei Hoffman. OF
Hasersiown. Nd. and Miss Rachel
Bancroft ef Montpelier. Vermont.
also students al the Walnut Lane
Mrs Robert H Richards has recently
received an interesting letser from
Mrs r'resS on Lea. who is in Europe
with her daughter, Miss Louise Lea
n the letter Mrs. Lea states that they
are having a delightful time in Paris
They had planned TO make an ex-
tensive tour through Italy but owing
10 conditions there have had to
change their plans Mrs Lea and
Miss Lea left the States early in
January.
Miss Eleanor Duny, daughter OF
Mr.. and Ms. J. o. G. Dufy, will en-
lertain party OF friends at her
home at Cooch's Bridge this even
ing.
Miss Elizabeth Holiday is spend
ing the weekend at Princeton. on
Monday. Miss Holiday will go TO
Louisville. KY. where she will serve
as maid OF honor at the wedding OF
her cousin. Mss Carry Hogue.
Miss Corinne Mendinhall is spend
ing some time in New York as the
guest OF Miss Edith Hilles.
Miss Helen Odel is spending the
weekend in Jenkintown. Pa.
Mrs Thomas S. Beliah and her
sister. Miss Whitley. sailed on Thurs
iay for years trip through Europe
Mrs. Harold Steels and Mrs. r, b.
Ranks. Of Chesapeake City. were
quests this week of Mrs. Earl spen-
ser. 22Oe Boulevard.
The Rev. and Mrs. T. p. Mordecai
win spend the week end at Port De
posit. Md, as the guests OF Johr
Buck.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bowling will enter
tain this Weekend At their summer
home. Lakeview. Torresdale Pa.
Evening journal., 1921-05-14
Horace Mann
Can Editorial by the Society Editor,

'An Editorial by Society Editor,
schools all over the
OF ihe nirth OF Horace
name known 10 thousands OF
-neas great prophets OF democracy,
OF the common school we [ ttodav 'e'
When he retired practice IN heoor,o
OF the hrst State Board
upbraided him he replied: '
The pieaa
'
pleaded generation but so
principles OF educa
laid by Mann every school
the
Through his abors there established
school
Springs o. college
permitted
a. m
BE ashamed die until have
many" cities
been every library
works by Aann
Evening journal., 1921-05-14
THETA PHI DANCE

over one hundred and fifty couples
attended the dance given last even
ing by the Alpha Sigma Chapter Of
the Theta Phi Fraternity, composed
of former High School students. u
the ballroom OF the Hotel DUPONT.
The dance was the fifth given by the
chapter this season. Music was furs
nished by the Original Six Orchestra.
The committee in charge consisted
OF Winston Walker, Melville Andera
son. Gilbert Pippin. John Webb, Will
liam Donaldson and Walter Whann.
Evening journal., 1921-05-14
RUNfMAGE SALE.

The women of Emmanuel p. r.
Church will hold a rummage sale at
Old Swedes' parish house. May IS
and 10. The proceeds will go to-
ward the church debt. Persons hav-
ing any discarded garments or arti-
cles for the sale are asked to notify
Mrs. +. A. Wardenburg. 24O6 West
Seventeenth street. Phone 5117.
Evening journal., 1921-05-14
7TH WARD G. o. p. MEETING

Republican women OF the Seventh
Ward will meet at 8 o'clock Tues
day evening in the community room
OF the Wilmington High School. The
meeting was called by Mrs. c. P. NJ.
Rumford ward chairman. Leroy
Harvey. candidate for the Republi-
can nomination for Mayor, is ex-
pected to be present. There will be
other prominent speakers.
Evening journal., 1921-05-14
DANCE PUPILS
IN EXHIBITION

An exhibition will be given by the
pupils of Mrs. Alice Huxtable, dan
Ger. next Friday evening in the New
Century Club. Between 80 and 40
young people will take part The
ages Of the dancers ranging from 3
to IS years Mrs. Huxtable and her
little group have been meeting every
Saturday morning at the Washing
ton Heights Century Club, since
early in December. This will be
the first recital by the local dancers.
Following the program there will he
social dancing from 10 TO IL o'clock
for all guests
Evening journal., 1921-05-14
MAY REPEAT "EASTERN GATE" /"

MAY REPEAT "I1ASTERN GATE" &"
Many requests have been made to
the dramatic committee OF the New
Century Club to repeat the Chinese
fantasy, THE Eastern Gate given
at the club house on the evening OF
April 80. While no definite date has
been set for repetition Of this de-
lightful little play, It is thought IL
may be repeated some time this
month. The production has a pleas
ing plot and there are many pleas
ing dance and song numbers as well.
Some of Wimington's best talent
take an active part in this attraction.
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TO PRESENT
"PHANTOM SPIRITS"

Members Of ST. Andrews p. +.
Church and the rector. the Rev
Richard w Trapnell. will present
the pageant, THE Phantom Spirits
and the Real Spirit Of the Church, -
in St. Andrews Church. Eighth and
Shipley streets, tomorrow night.
The Rev. Edmund Burke, rector OF
ST. Paul's- -by-the-Sea, ocean City,
Nd, and author OF the pageant. will
preach in the church tomorrow
morning. DR.. Burk will also take
the part Of THE Spirit Of the YES
try" in the pageant tomorrow eve
ming.
The final dress rehearsal will be
held tonight The pageant with its
original cast will be presented at the
Peninsula Summer School, Ocean
city. Nd. in June.
Evening journal., 1921-05-14

Married three score and five years
/ tomorrow, Mr.. and Mrs W. Bayard
Gem, 705 Van Buren, street. will OBJ
7 serve their sixty-hfth wedding an
niversary by attending services in
Asbury NJ H. Church In the morn
ing. Mr.. and Mrs. Gem are mem
bers of Asbury. They have missed
few services at the church in the
past twenty years
Although the aged couple will not
receive tomorrow, il is expected that
many friends will extend congratu-
lations. Mr.. Gem is SIS years old
and his wife two years his junior.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gem were married
at the home Of William Sulley. an
uncle OF Mrs Gem. who lived on
Poplar street. between Second and
Third. on May Is. 1856. by the Rev.
lgnatius T. Cooper, who at that time
was pastor OF Union NJ. r. Church
Previous 10 her marriage. Mrs. Gem
was Miss Sarah +. Sulley daughter
OF Thomas Sulley. of New London.
Chester county. Pa. She is a grad
uate OF Wesleyan Female College.
class OF "a. her marriage 10 Mr..
Gem took place two years after her
graduation.
Mr.. Gem Is the son OF the late
William Gem and was born on Feb
ruary % 1888. at Greensboro. Caro-
line county. Maryland In Novem-
her. iS4S. his father with his family
went TO Chicago There Mr.. Gem
became an apprentice with HoIings-
worth and Vance. agricultural Inn
plcmcnt manufacturers. After work
Ing for thcm several months he
was promoted to the position OF
umekcepcr and later to that OF pay
master. After three years the firm
sold out ana Mr.. Gem went 20 work
in the Chicago postonice, where he
Evening journal., 1921-05-14
Weddinps

Mr.. and Mrs. B. f. wilkins. Of
lO9 West Twenty-fourth street, an
nounce the marriage OF their daugh-
ter Miss Murial f. wilkins. and
James r. Johnston. S12 West Ninth
street. OF this city on January z in
Media. Pa, by the Rev. William IL.
Michaels
Miss Elizabeth Edsall, daughter Of
DR.. and Mrs. Frank II. Edsall. OF
Hatboro, Pa. and Cecil Franklin
Backus, OF Wilmington. will be mar
ried at o'clock on May 2S, in ST.
Andrews p. +. Church by the Rev.
X. w. Trapnell. The bride formerly
lived in this city and is a grand
daughter OF Mrs. t. Tatnall Warner.
The wedding party will consist Of
Miss Marjorie Pyle. maid OF honor,
and Miss Constance Moore, OF this
city. Miss Marjorie Gordon, Of La
crosse. Wis; Miss Helen Louise
Seinold. OF Boston. and Miss Maud
Leach. OF South Orange. n. j.,
bridesmaids.
Maxwell Moore will be best man.
The ushers will be Hollyday $.
Needs. Jr., w. b. Denham, w. Carl
ton Backus. Henry B. Robertson,
Nathaniel C. Robertson. Jr. Of
scranton. Pa: Or. s. p. Cast. Jr,
Of Portsmouth. Va. and e. T. w.
Edsan, OF Hatboro, Pa.
Invitations are out for the we'd
ding OF Miss Marion Dunham,
daughter OF MIR. and Mrs. Russell II.
Dunham. 1907 Broome street, and
Charles A. Higgins, 1904 Franklin
street. The wedding will take place
in Westminster Presbyterian Church
at $50 O'Clock on the evening Of
June 4. the Rev. Charles L. Candee,
officiating.
Mr.. and Mrs. James II. Hance.
2297 West street, announce the en-
gagement OF their daughter. Miss
Margaret NJ. Hance. to Theodore j.
Hammer. Jr.. 1115 West Eighth
street. The wedding will take place
on June % in st. Patricks r. c.
Church.
Many Wnmingtonians have re-
.ceived invitations to the marriage
OF Miss Hazel Elizabeth Grfnth.
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. A. n.
Grmth. OF Washington. ID. c.. and
Elmer Mack Pusey. also OF Wash
ington. but formerly OF this city
which will take place on Wednes-
day evening. June L. in st. Pauls
/ English Lutheran Church, Washing
ton. ID. c. Following the ceremony
reception will be held at 2116 Con
necticut avenue. Pryor to going tC
Washington Mr.. Pusey Was a mem
ber OF the faculty OF Beacon Busi
ness College.
In st. Peters r. c. Church OF
Tuesday evening Miss Helen Boyle
and Arnold Ford were married. The
bride has as her attendant Miss
Evening journal., 1921-05-14
mGHFIELD STUDENTS RECITAL

A pleasing studio recital was given
on Thursday evening by the pupils
Of Professor w. c. Highfeld at his
studio. 22S West Nineteenth street.
The program OF piano and vocal
numbers were enjoyed by the par
ents and friends OF the students
Miss Edna Ball assisted with musical
recitations.
Evening journal., 1921-05-14
DANCE FOR FIRE COMPANY.

Despite the inclement weather last
night, the first 500 party and dance
given by the Ladies' Auxiliary Of
the Fairview Fire Company Of Oak
Grove. was decided success. The
AFFAIR was held in the Union Fire
Company headquarters. Thomas w.
Leach was floor manager, The card
tables were in charge OF Mrs. Elmer
Sowdcn. Mrs, f. Ennis Mrs Charles
II. Hastings and Mrs Harry Bach.
The auxiliary will meet at the Oak
Grove school House on Tuesday,
MAY II. when final reports OF the
affair will be made.
Evening journal., 1921-05-14
RUNINfAGE SALE

A rummage sale consisting Of fur
niture, bedding, clothing, etc. will
be held at the Home for Aged Wo-
man, Gilpin avenue and Harrison
street, on next Wednesday and
Thursday. May is and l9. Any do
nations TO this sale will be greatly
appreciated.
Evening journal., 1921-05-14
MALTA RUMMAGE SALE

The ways and means committee
Of Palestine Sisterhood, No. 25.
DANES Of Malta viii hold a rummage
sale next Thursday and Friday at
313 East Sixth street Anyone hav-
ing articles for the sale is asked to
notify the chairman. Mrs. Mary
Moreland. 1911 West Fourth street.
phone 4476-J, and the donations will
be collected
Evening journal., 1921-05-14
V 10 RECEIXE

Wilmington Y. p. b. will give \
reception on Monday evening to the
new members gained in the recent
membership drive at the home II
Mr. and Mrs Edward Biddle s1O'
West Seventh street All members
of the Wilmington Y. P. B. are asked
70 attend.
Evening journal., 1921-05-14
Nnw pYrHIAN sIsTER TEMPLE

Another Pythian Sister Temple
will be Instituted in the near future
under Mrs. Mae Simpson. deputy
grand chief. A meeting will be held
at 3 O'Clock Monday in Pythian Cas-
tie parlor. 9O6 West street, to which
all persons eligible to join are in
vited to attend.
Evening journal., 1921-05-14
Y. w. H. A. soCIABLE

The Young Women's Hebrew As
sociation will hold a social on Tues
day evening. May "a, in the Y. NJ.
u "A. auditorium, Third and King
streets. A pleasing program is be-
ing arranged.
Evening journal., 1921-05-14

Alice NJ Boyle, and Russell Wood
was best man. A wedding dinner
was served at the Hotel DUPONT
after which the couple left for a
honeymoon north. Upon their re-
turn they will reside in Media. Pa.
Evening journal., 1921-05-14
p d II & lie S


Mrs. Sullivan, 701 West street, en-
tertained on Wednesday evening in
honor Of their guests, Mr.. and Mrs.
Samuel Bell and Mr.. and Mrs. Ted
Wilkinson, of Chester, Pa The
evening was spent in music being
furnished by Mrs. George Eakin at
the piano, Howard Graul, cornet,
and Ted Wilkinson, saxophone. Miss
Mildred Ehart sang several vocal Sc
lections Those present were: Mr..
and Mrs. Bell, OF Upland; Mr.. and
Mrs. Ted Wilkinson and Howard
Graul, of Chester. Pa; Mrs. Anna
Sheppard. Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Sproul. Mrs. Arvila Smith, Mrs
George Eakin, Mrs. Howard Harri-
son, Paul Byrne, Mrs. Missouri Sui
livan and Miss Mildred Ehart.
A party was given last evening at
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. L. G.
Weideman. 29O1 jefferson street, in
honor Of the seventeenth birthday
anniversary of their daughter Miss
Louise Weideman. The evening was
enjoyed in playing games. music and
dancing. Refreshments were served
Those present were: Misses Anna
Melchior Charlotte Melchior, Arta
Bortner. Emily Weideman, Ella Bur
ton, Helen Weideman, Dorothy
LuckeU, Billy Harrington and Louise
Weideman: George Houston, James
Chance. Lewis Weideman, George
schneese. Howard Weideman, Mr.
and Mrs. George c. Watson. Mr.. and
Mrs. f. w. Luckell and Mr.. and Mrs
l. C. Weideman.
DR.. and Mrs. NJ Davis Of 2206
Monroe street entertained on Thurs
day afternoon in honor OF the sixth
birthday anniversary of their daugh-
ter. Miss Aleen Davis. The favors
were baskets of candy and toy bal
looms.
The guests included Marjorie
Jackson. Peggie Watson, Madeleon
Poinsett. Sylvia. Clara and Civil
Ken. George Ogle, Helen Regas and
Irene Jacoby.
Mrs. Elliott McElwee entertained
on Tuesday evening at her home Sl4
West Fifth street. in honor OF her
birthday anniverary.
Those present We're Mrs. Elliott
McElwee. Mrs. Ella Reid, Mrs. Mar
garet Skaggs. Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
smith. Mr.. and Mrs. William Yea
sey and daughters Helen and Greta,
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Frank McElwee and
daughters. Miss Greta and Miss
Ethel McElwee. Franklin McElwee
Cooper Reid, John McElwee, David
Marvel Carl Roeper and Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. Guest of West Chester.
Evening journal., 1921-05-14
DANCE AT yORKTvv

\ dance will be given by the
young people OF Yorkiyn this even
ing at the club house at Yorklvn.
Dancing will be held from sso
o'clock until midnight. Music win
ne furnished by Draine's Orchestra
Evening journal., 1921-05-14
JUNIOR AUXILIARY

The annual meeting OF the Junior
Auxiliary of the Episcopal Dioccses
will he held AZ ? o'clock. May %. at
Bishopstend. The meeting had been
planned for May 81 a. Christ
Church, chrisuana hundred.
Evening journal., 1921-05-14

In st. Peters X. c. Church on
Tuesday evening Miss Helen Boyle
and Arnold Ford were married. The
bride has as her attendant Miss