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Evening journal., 1921-02-24
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AN THIi MAJESTIC.

An Irish legend beautifully trans
planted 60 everyday American life,
forms the basis OF IAN Souls Eve.
the new Mary Miles Minter pro-
duction which is 90 feature Miss
Minter az the Majestic beginning
today.
As tale OF mother love combined
with strong gripping drama, "All
Souls Eve has a wide appeal. IL
viii be recalled as the Broadway
stage success OF last season which
occasioned such a sensation when 1t
was produced. II was adapted for
the screen by Elmer Harris.
Miss Minter does a very beautiful
piece Of acting in each role. Both
as the mother and nurse girl she
viii have the opportunity TO give a
ciean-cut Interpretation with fine
shades Of difference Of a true artist.
Jack Holt. the popular leading
man. is playing with Miss Minter.
AT THE QUEEN
Enid Bennett Is coming 10 the
Queen beginning today in a picture
called His Wifes Friend" The
reader Immediately has the premo-
milton or the idea that il IS one OF
those long often told
I triangular dramas. Here he rs wrong
The picture in its outspoken and
clever theme tends rather to splash
mud" upon the famous triangle and
mock and scorn.
His Wife's Friend" is what 81
called comedy. situations arising
J from amusing complications, give
!; mystery to the plot that ouuhink
the deepest thinker.
! First Enid Bennett appears as IN
} lovely little wife OF gay young ma
: about town. IN love a little with he
husband. who Is too gay and frivol
GUS 90 hold her affections Next shl
appears as his widow and still late
as the husband OF His WIFE!
| Friend
In some situations His Wifel
/ Friend" reminds one Of the story o
Twin Beds" II is not farcical. hui
: only clever and amusing.
Evening journal., 1921-02-24

apolis symphony Orchestra
Seats are now selling FOR the at
traction.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-16
HAVANA RESULTS

mniIens: purse s7oO-Trumpet cSnii, III
iihy""rs: III e nSi.hi, to .. | 10 G; won.
,, second; Lott. d. iii IGooiwin.I e :"
!. : to l.: cvcn. third. Timc-:io.' SIsoo
-ost"iI" .Ninini IL. Eacenda. i,ouncr,
iMafsnret Nash, Fannie White. Caiira. Cnha,
,hCcc-ySar.o lis and up: rlaiminr;:u ri nur
s.O9--Iinrp % the North. - jparrIsn1. )
tuSSnii,h,, 10 i; t." 3. won: &c, Elm, ii0
cnt, ITO Dickens. ! TO >. even i,n'"nn
TEEcsd' Jim F3Eg. Black, Pat. Raymaamm..
: 'T rhiti iEn; Kathleen X. i.yric. Our jack.
AMI up: claiming: handicap: purse. soSe
,''occo. i"h tiichtns. \ to :. TO . 10
J. Won i'!9ck Prince. 80 u~ennanl. > to
Tin Iyn ,Nf,SstSp' ,".to !, : to |. even. third.
Myrtle, Betty j.. Guaranteed. ASSUMPTION,
r"ur,n rarS-onr mile and any yards:
sIno-llan,nredr los tDoininickJ, t. To- =
: 20 D., l TO .. won. Rohcr-Na-B rcnnn lni
Srramcisl 70 I. : To Z. : To 5. sccnnd
SSmiry. TO-. tk.lscy), i TO |. = 10 i. even.
King OIL. " i""'S h' f"rd'
ihr.e-ycar-nlds and M: claiming prrsn'
f'on-i'iE Idea. io4 tnurns). { 10 .. even.
I'm; won: Sir William johnson, los
i..,m%yv' 10 -" !: . TO :; second:
10 :. ihirh; Timc.l IS. Also ran-llopc.
Sii!!cto. Mildred. III Coron"l. Double Eve.
sixth race-'onc mil" and nifty yards.
s'oo-Ava r., ., Germany. ! to Is To-
., ! TO 8. won. Doiph, lOS KcIscyJ. Z To-
gym. 10 2 second l.ithoIick. los
1Tiimmae,hhi';,ii "'S !, , to l. : TO 4 third.
Clip. fOm"rcn". IIOCnir.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-16
Embarrassing CAMPAIGN
FOR RECREATION CLUB
Colonel John 4. CutchinS IIrnds Drive
Which * to Start Monday,
March 81.

Beginning Monday. March 81. and
Continuing through Saturday. March
rs. the Richmond Community Rccrc-
alton Club has planned II fund-rais-
ing campaign in order that the ac-
tivities of the club may Ia continued.
The purpose II. 1hc organization is
10 keep the younger generation en-
ployed in hcalthfdI anruscmcnts. With
the building UP OF all available play
lots in the city, the work Of the
Community Club becomes more n
more important. There are Two local
bra inches of the club-thc Community
Club headquarters at Bclvidcrc and
Main streets and tn" Red Circle Club
~tcolorcd) at 90 Clay street. The
Unity Club. which wae organized h"r.
during the war. has been closed. The
local Red Circle club is said 10 BE-
of the finest TO be operated in
any part Of IN" United states me
many representatives from other
clubs have visited the local Red cir
Gle" to learn it's methods.
Colonel John y. Cutchins. former
commander OF the local American I"-
,gion post, Will head the drive Charles
l.. Weaver. Boy Scout executive. viii
manage the campaign. The workers
have been dcvidcd into teams which
Will begin WORK next Monday morn
ing.
Last year 100000 was expended by
the club. and 1t is the ouiuinn Of
those in charge that nm equal amount
Will be needed This year.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-16
NEW BOXING CHAMPIONS
SOUTHERN A. A. U. DECIDES
WINNERS IN A TOURNAMENT
hnock-outS Feature MntchcS-Nnny
FtnaiistS Capture Titles by
the sleep Routc.
icy Associated Prcss.l

KY -NSSpSluttu I'rcSS.J
BIRMINGHAM. ALA, March Ia
The new Southern y. a. L.. boxing
champions. as decided in the tourney
completed here tonight are:
i~OS-nound class-Al. rcttinsill. Y.
VI. g.. G.. New Orleans. defeating sam
pizzjtola. Kingsley House. New Or
%ilI-pcund class-r?scal collr,,i.
IL VI. @ c.. New Orleans. winning
Whem :~"'t!ngill. New Orleans, was
d~iSIuaIihed Tor stallinE. +.
~l2'-pound claSS-t'rantz Rogue.
sprung ii!li College. Mobile. defeating
frtnk Slrawbino. Birmingham y. &.
Eirmin"harn. y. G.. defeating Charles
McElwainc. birmingham \. {.
~ii5-uouud classSVirrii Hawkins
~Landricu. Y. NJ. g.. c.. New Or,co"n.sS
l5S-pound class-Sam ImnastaIn
spring Iill College. Mobile. dereaiine
fd DUFFY. University of Alabama
i~'"-pound clasS--Ernic Perrin. win
ninS from pcrrettc. Y. VI. G.. c. New
orleans. when the referee disounIi-
ned the latter for alleged feigning a
Knockout. "
heavyweight class-t:rnic Perrin
Knocking out Tumincllo, Spring IiiII
College. Mobile. in the third roind'
N~nockoutS have featured u
matches throughout the tourney.
many of the scmi-fnalists and final
iSts winning their rcliminnrv
matches Monday night by stnnuin%
their opponents. 7
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-16
SKATER KEEPS HER TITLE
GLADYS ROBINSON EASILY
DEFEATS LONE OPPONENT
Joe M3ore, New York, Takes Honor.
" international Indoor Chnn- -
pIOnhhIn nn1.es

IiIISBuRGH. March 15.-GIadJ.
isoDihson, worlds champion wonSI,
ISo skater. and Joe Moore, OF Na,y
YORK City. won the honors in th@e
championship races which skn.inE
mere tonight. The Toronto ronor
VIII ioV points. was an easy winnnr
over her icnc opponent. Rose .john.
1vm, u chicago Six races in the
woman's divisions were staged ammTp
me Canadian skater took iirst n,nmma
IN every event. P-"rei
Moore took part In four race. uEa
won three hrsts and one second fnnr
4 point score or ITO. Leslie Roy, ~
m nork City. and l.. Stephenson.
place, with NIFTY points each. iSrnda
nuchaScn. the Chicago skater. ;ook
ihird place. with forty points. 'N
onc NIL" ladies' International
championship-Won by Gladys Robl
,ninUn; Canada. Time. 4
one mile OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES nv
roe Moore. New York City. Time Z
minutes II rs seconds. @ o
Ihrce;milc ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS nv
Nj berii6ers. Cleveland. Time, 0
minutes - seconds. :!
100 : yard ladies' ntornati,n,
Gmaiipi3nshin-Won by Gladys Rob
'hson. Toronto. Time. - seconds
liV-yard chnmpionship-Won bv T.
oucphehson' Toronto. Time, ~ see
COO : yard Indies. ,n,ern,,,o,,,
cnampiomshIp-Won by Gladys Ron.
,Hs9h: Toronto. Time. i, minute
- yard intcrcity-Won by r
saanceekr1ml'n' Cleveland. Time. % 2-b
Two mile intcrcl,y-won nv r
Mnckulin. Cleveland. Time. G minI
utcS 50 1917
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-16
HAVANA ENTRIES

FIRST rHeGI,ix turionss: thrcc-vear.oids
,,]Thomshti.s" Hearty. 70; 'Cannpn Ban.
~. seven. Seas. l1.. Shorty'S FIRST. iOi:
hiip. rs: 'ii:n nnilcr. iG; Johnni" ,o'con-
nr1'' NV constantine. 10: Itr.g;dn li3:
Miss KAY. liS: Back Rock. il5: Tresdweii.
Second race i've ana ono.half fur,onrs:
me-. year ODDS ami up: claiming: PURSE
S.pn-.Nun, .B"ia. yS. cisair. l"l: Orleans
Eirl. l"i' Lnc'S May. 100. Elizabeth NJ.
IN: Ella rs: Durclia. lbs: May Rose. los:
Mss mt,Eht 6i"; Timothy ]. Hogan, 49,:
rhird racg,ti'c and on half furIongs;
,plS'ussinH i.i: 'IisrJn. 200: Mess
kit. lt; Polar Cub. 10: 'I.valist IoT.
~ Garrison, 10: American Eagle III.
t"nrih r1c' dv" and ono h.lC furlnngs:
tht"".v"ar oilS ana IN: Ciiialing; m,rs.
~. ir"srnhima * 20: Lullaby. ~. S!khim.
Moods 10; SUR Get. Ii0: scotch Eiss
~ i..aniA%nFt. no; Ribb!er. m Juani;a
III u; Tor Ring rs. ~
ilth rice mil. ana ne-siN,ccuih.
!hrer,y -"'ds gni ~, --tcn.,i rSrk
" ~tn,,nui Han IL: WA, ,,rnc. iis:
SSH r0.. mil and ooc.si>,e.n,h;
hTee..EcSr-"ld and un: claiming: uirsa,
-'ruban!;a 81. Pirate. 81: :HariSck,
'f"s'"Toau. no: Darnlcy, ~. Nuford.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-16
TWO VETERANS REPORT
TO PENN STATE NINE
Team TX HoundinS Into shane Rapidiy
Tor southern Trlp-iinInes VIII
Retain Left Garden Position.

STATE COLLEGE. PA. March ID
Captain llinkie Iiaincs and Killingcr.
both veterans from last years team.
reported to Coach Bczdck today and
took part in the ~fvc-inning practice
game with the scrubs. Both men have
been in training almost steadily since
September |. hen football practice
bcEan, for Immediately upon conclu-
sion OF the pridiron season they trans
fcrrcd to basketball and completed
one of the most successful seasons
in history on Saturday night. Now
they are cavorting about the dia-
mond.
Haines is slated for his old berth
at left field. while EillinEcr is count
ed upon for third base. l5ezdck has
been paying most attention to his
pitchers thus far. and Mcllingcr and
Thomas both looked good today. IL
the fine weather continues. the Penn
state nine will he in pretty good
shape when IT starts on its annual
Southern trip next week.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-16
CHANGE BASEBALL DATES
WilIinm and Mary mud UNIVERSITY ar
Hichinond Mines 10 Clash
nj NcNInOrt NcMn

Manager Harper. of the William
ana Mary baseball team. was in town
yesterday for a consultation with
frank Dobson, coach OF the Univcr-
tween these two teams on March ~.
up In dates. the game scheduled be-
Faster Monday, at Norfolk, viii be
played IN Newport News. The In
dihns' manager was under tho impress
sion that he had the Norfolk mark
for that day, while the park man
ngcmcnt confused II with mother
date. Many students OF the William
ana Mary College who viii attend
the game Will now he saved the trip
across Hampton Roads. and il IL
thought that this Will increase the
tendanc
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-16
JEFFERSON HIGH GIRLS WIN
BRILLIANTLY PLAYED GAME
Zig Crowd Secs SuToIk 0uint Dcfent
ocrnnn taHcrs. 20 To y, In II
Mcll-IInNcd Gnmc. |
Special to The Times ispatch.1

~ u itutN iDlSIbitCH.l
StFFOlk. VA. March 15.--In a
game hlled with brilliant plays. JEFF
i.rson High school girls basketball
team. OF Suffolk, tonight defeated the
girls team OF Occana, 81 to s. The
game was played in tho Armory Hall
az Suffolk before Il big crowd. and
places the suffolk team in the tri-
angular championship race with Pc
tcrSburE and Hampton.
The visitors presented one of the
heaviest teams ever seen on the local
loor, far outwcighing the locals.
The linc-up:
guard. .Alfricnd: center. Burnctt. Side
center. Herrick; left forward, Gill
bert: right forward. Conoway. Suf-
I"'k-BirdsonE. right forward; left
forward. Wyatt; center, IL. cuuscy;
Sidc center. Manning: right guard, VI.
tauscy; left guard, V. Taylor.
Substitutes for Sufolk-West for
NJ. CtuScy. Rcfercc-Nrs. Otis Smith.
Cmpirc-Dcnnis (Stctson University.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-16
MIDDLE WEST TEAM WINS.
HOCKEY CHAMPIONS FROM
CLEVELAND TAKE HONORS
Defeat Hoston Athletic Assoctptton.
EASTERN T~itie-iioidcrs In Fast
IRv unifeL Nour

p,IbE United News.
March 15.--Thc Middl,
west hockey champions. from Cieveo
snn"; won the first game OF the series
LOT the championship of the Unitcd
states Hockey League Tuesdav ni..i,t
Mneh they defeated the Boston Nth.
,".ic Association, Eastern champions.
Arena Rink. 'h
me game. witnessed by 5000 per-
ihnrS. WIS one of the fastest and
ndruest rough ever seen on n Kos
ton rink. and II required two cxtrn
periods Tor Cleveland to break way
rom n two-all tie. Turner. MT goal
Tor Cleveland. made "a stons in thn
n nru, or a.; b. a. "A. barrago in the
inc Two teams will play the sec
onu game OF tho series Wednesday
nisht nj the arena here. and then two
tancs at Cleveland. following wbicb
the winner OF the most un,ncs vii
p!nE Tor the national chanpionship
Win a team from l:veicth. Mimi
"nich coppcd the honors this win
Ter IN the Western division.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-16
BOWLING LEADERS CHANGED
Triple Tie Exists In Doubles In the
American Congress nj
Bufinlo.
lEv Assoniatcl Press.l

ITN -N'NTV'1sFN'W ] EUNS'1
BUFFALO, \. Y. March l5.-Bowl-
ing In the doubles and singles OF the
American bowling Congress tourna-
mcnt today brought about several
changes in the standing of lcadcrs,
two teams rolling l.22O sets for high
scores in IN" doubles, causing n triple
tie for eighth place. while three high
sets by Mort Lindsey, of New Haven;
:. Hyduk". Of Racine, ana s. Gresch.
al: Cleveland. in the singles, placed
them fourth. NTH and sixth, respec-
lively.
Three Of today's performers also
won their way into the standing OF
nj icvcntS. G. Thics and :. Grcsch. OF
Cleveland, and Mort Lindsey and !.
Porter. OF New Haven. were the high
rollers in the doubles. each pair scor-
ing leo pins.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-16
MOlLlE BJURSTEDT WINS
ON HER FIRST APPEARANCE
i'efcnts Miss Leslie Bnnrroft In Nm
tiohHl "onrcn's Indoor Tennis
Championship.
icy Associated Press.l

March lJ.-Mrs. Franklin
Mallory. formerly Miss MoIla
h1urstedt. several times national
today in the national womcn's Indoor
tennis championship which opened
mere yesterday on the l.onEwood
Iricket clubs covered courts. She
ucicaled MISS Leslie Bancroft. OF the
club. allowing her only
6nc. game. Tho chief upset of the
days play. which went through one
match in the third round, came when
MisS Martha Bayard. of Short Hills,
y. j.. defeated Mrs. y. g. Mills. OF
Orange, \. J.. rs. ca in a second
round match.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-16
PRINCE OF WALES LOSES
RACE WHEN HORSE TIRES
Display of Horscmnn.hip an His Fn-
rOrItc Mount PrnNokcs Cheers
From Crowd.

III! INIIFU NV .
LONDON. March i5.-Thc Prince oH
MALES very nearly won tn. poiu:-to-
point race OF the Northamrtopshirr
Guards bridge Tuesday at Hclmdon.
but finished in the field when his
horse tired on the run-in.
The princes display OF horscman-
ship provoked cheers from tho crowds
that watched his game fight on pet
Dog his favorite u lie had
apparently won the race when the
horse was forced 20 the rear.
In connection with the princes re
cent racing exploits, il has been ru-
mored that he intends to Keep a
racing stud. as his famous grand
father did before him. This. how
has been recently denied. the
ing.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-16
NO-NAME TEAM ACTIVE
irhch mon Z" Follow In l'ont.
steps of Their BnAkctbnu
NnfoS

Coach Pokrass. OF the No-Name
track team. has had his charges
showing excellent form. The baskct-
hiii team of the same organization
won the junior championship Of The
.itE uurlnS the winter months. ard
the track team expects to roIinv, ~
Inc footsteps Of it's predecessors
nh..y VIII attempt to get off 20 !,
nElnT start Saturday night by con
ping tho junior relay to be ,old In
the HowitzcrS' Armory "'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-16
STEEL ARM DICKEY
SOUGHT BY BOSTON
Negro S%onthpnw May nr Member az
Hub, Continental LcnEur,
Team.
[Ry Associated rrcss.l

KNOXVILLE. TENN, March l5.-
The Boston Club. of the Continental
League. has offered Monroe d.. Young,
president of Providence. of the Con-
tincntal League. club, $1,000 for
Steel Arm Dickey. negro southpaw,
who won the negro Southern League
championship for the Knoxville club
last year.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-16
VIRGINIA VARSITY NINE
WINS, 6 TO 3, FROM SCRUBS
and Dnincy Make Good
Showing and May Win
Places.
]lspecial to The Times-Dispateh.l

lSpeciai TO The Times-Dispatch.
CHARLOTTESVILLE VA. March
l5.-Nirginia's first and second team
played a n~ine-inninS game today. the
ormer winning, 4 To 3. The FIRST
team iine-up was as follows: IIolIano.
catcher; Bones and Clements. pitch
crs: Stauffer. first base: Dunn. second:
Watkins. shortstop: Darlington. third:
sexton; left field; Moore, center. mo
G~roScclosa. right.
Hubbard and Dabncy ieldcd sharp
~ for the scrubs, and are likely TO
land bcrths on the varsity.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-16
TRIPLE MEET FOR VIRGINIA
Yale Seek. To Join Truck Contest
Scheduled with Penn

STATE COLLEGE. Pa. March ii-
Thc track meet scheduled with the
OF Virginia ut Charlottca-
VILE, on Marc 20, promises to he
come O three-corucrcd affair. for Yn,c
has asked Virginia for a meet on the
same date. according 10 word received
rby Manager Sell. OF the Penn Stat
team. II such arrangements ar. com
pIeted. Coach Martins men viii he
against the stinest KIND or com
in their second outdoor meet
the year.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-16
Golf Chnmpinn In AmcrIcn

SAN II, ANCISCO. CAL. March 15.
&C. II. kirkwood, open golf cham
pion of Australia. arrived here today
his way 10 81. Andrews, Scotland,
To compete in tho British open golf
championship. He will also compete
in the national open golf champion
at Washington in July.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-16
wolfe GAGS 10 Mobile Team.

MOBILE. ALA. March l5.-Out-
fielder Henry Wolfe. the property OF
the Louisville American Association.
has been turned over TO Mobile.
Wolfe was Il holdout last season and
did not report. Al Ellis. an out
fielder. and Pitcher Koch rcDortcd to
Manager Mccarthy. of the Louisville
Club here today.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-16
REFl0GAL WILL MANAGE
MERIDIAN BASEBALL TEAM
snlnr! md Player Limit Wi, "a,
observed by mississippi S,nte
IcaEuc.
h Associatod pros,

MOBILE, ALA. March &c. 70.
Bchogat. Of Birmingham, has been
signed AS manager II tho Meridian
the Mississippi State League.
player limit of thirteen, as agreed
on ny the Cotton States directors
VIII be observed by the Mississippi
state League.
The officers aino are tho same
j. O. DAILY. Of Meridian. president
ana w. \. Andcrton. also OF Meridian.
secretary. TO the latter has been
the duty of compiling a
schedule n early ns possIhi.. 10 bn
submitted at a directors meeting as
soon as completed. -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-16
RIOS. Breaks swimming Ecco,d.

q CHICAGO. March l5--NOrman Ross
tonfEht broke the worlds record for
the ,500-meter swim by covering tne
sdlstance In q minutes ~ % seconds
the previous record hy
sAcyen and one-ff'h seconds Tho
FORMER record also was held by Ross.
SThe new mark was made in the tank
Spf the Illinois Athletic Club.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-16
Exhibition Games.

AT Texas:
Philadelphia Americans...3 /
Beaumont Texas L~eaEue..4 4
batteries: Slappcy. Kcefc and
STYLES: Everett. HymcI and Kelly.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-16
nike Racer Due In Arrive soo,

SAN FRANCISCO. CAL, March 15.
Hank Ohrt. American professional
bike racer. is due here from Australia.
on March is. on his way to Paris.
frahcc. 20 engage in championship,
.Srn,s there. 1t was here
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-16

kid Williams Wins Decision.
BAl!TlMoRE. MD. March l5--ki(
Williams, OF Baltimore, was awarded
a referees decision over Marty coll
Inns. Of New York, In IL twelve-rounh
bout here tonight.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-08
Y. W. C. A. NEWS.

At meeting of the membership
committee held yesterday afternoon
prsns were made for a tea which the
committee viii hold in the club rooms,
S04 Market street, next Friday after
noon. The guests Will include the
nurses from all Wilmington hospitals.
Mrs. Caleb e. Burchenal chairman of
the committee with other members Of
the committee are planning a pleasing
social affair. Miss Addie Williams,
Of the Altiora Club read an interesting
paper at yesterdays meeting, telling
Of her enjoyable trip to the confer
ence at Silver Bay.
A rally for ali Girl Reserves IN this
city was held last evening in club
rooms, S04 Market street. This was
the first get-together meeting of the
Girls Work Department and there
were present $50 guests. Miss Mary
Ramsay, girls work secretary, pre-
sented an attractive program each Of
the clubs and corps contributing a
clever little stunt. The farce called
'The Flavor Lasts" was presented by
the f. L. c. Club; The cast was as
follows: "Tutti Frutti," Eta Mason;
Juicy Fruit" Myrtle Boyd; ''Vamp.
Mary Wyatt; VILLAIN Wrigley." Estelle
Stiles; BLACK Lad" Katherine Sch
LEIGH; Life Saver" Elva Lister.
The Wawataisi Corps gave charm
ing presentation of Cinderella.
The Good Fairies gave a playlet II
Pays to Wait" The Joan of Arc clul
gave the sketch. Little Red Ridins
D ~ . rT-t. ssNxy
pleasing dance, the Highland fling
/ The Hiawatha girls gave charades. Al
automobile race was given by th'
1 Oriole Corps. A playlet entitle,
Gathering of the Nuts" was present
/ ed by the True Blue Corps. Thi
corps was awarded the prize for tn
best stunt given. The prize consiste'
of a silver cup. Following the stunt
all the guests enjoyed d circus. an,
there was dancing and refreshment
were served.
Members of the Friendship Club. tn
Pollyanna Corps, the True Blue Corp
and the Marshallton Girl Reserv
Corps will spend the weekend at .Hol
iday House. There will be a specia
Setting up" conference this afternoo
in which all the corps present will TAX
part. Echoes of the summer copfer
ence will be given. Miss Ethel Mule
) Of the Associated Charities will Civ
: a short address. Devotions will be
; charge of Mrs. J. Merrick Horn. Sey
+, eral members of the Girls Wor
2 Committee will attend the conference
! This evening there will be an ope
camp fire and marshmallow roas
] Miss Nelson VIII be in charge Of th
: story hour.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-08
PLANS FOR CONSUMERS LEAGUE

, The executive council and the ad-
Nisory committee of the Consumers
League OF Delaware. held a joint meet
ing Thursday morning at 1890 in the
League office in the Ford building,
Miss Margaret Z. Mckay, the presi-
dent, in the chair.
Reports were made and considera-
tion given TO ways and means of
financing the years work.
A resolution was passed approving
the establishing in Wilmington, es-
ployment. of free and neutral en-
ployment service, and Offering TO DIR.
Odcn Of the Service Citizens, any CO.
operation in this matter which the
League may be able to give. A vote
OF thanks was extended to the Della
ware State Fair Association for the
use OF space at the State Fair in Sep
tember. with special appreciation of
the cordial cooperation, both last
year and this. of Miss Emma Keim
the Executive Director.
Lines OF work for the winter were
considered and a program adopted
including
Marketing problems-more, cheap
er and cleaner food for Wilmington.
Cooperation with the proper au-
thorities TO insure adequate fire pro-
lection. especially for factories, stores
schools and places of amusement.
study Of conditions for the day
worker in the home.