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Evening journal., 1921-10-05
LEAGUE WILL
SHAPE NEW WORK

The Executive Council Of the Con-
sumers' League Of Delaware will
hold its monthly meeting tomorrow
morning at 1880 o'clock in the
league office. on the eighth floor Of
the Ford Building. the president
Miss Margaret f. Mckay, in the
chair. Members Of the Advisory
Committee. Of which Mrs. Coleman
DUPONT is chairman and Mrs. A. ID.
Warner. vice chairman, will attend.
The meeting will have for its prin-
cipal business the consideration OF
tentative plans and the final adop-
tion Of the program for the coming
winter IL will also be decided how
the league shall raise the money nee
essary TO supplement the income
from regular memberships. whether
by the finance and membership cam
paign, which has usually been held
at this time Of the year. or py d
more private solicitation Of funds.
Because OF the general business
depression. the league has reduced
its staff and Office space-it is hoped
temporarily; but its reduced budget
OF $500 for the current year Is alb
solutely essential II effective work is
to be done.
Evening journal., 1921-10-05
EVENING RECITAL.

Knights Of Columbus Hall was
packed to capacity last night to hear
a vocal recital given by the Misses
Marion. Grace and Alice Geisler and
their brother, George Geisler. and
Miss Ethel Morris. reader. Mr.
Geisler possesses a tenor voice OF
lyric quality and sang his numbers
with an appreciation OF their con-
tents and an expressive style in
phrasing that pleased. Mr.. Geisler is
president of the Kemery Studio Club
and a member OF ST. Peters Cathe-
dral choir
Miss Marion Geisler, soprano, and
Miss Alice Geisler. contralto, were
at their best last evening, both in
solo work and in special duet num-
bers. They were especially pleas
ing in the beautiful duet. Norma, '
by Belimia. Miss Grace Geisler was
accompanist and gave Nevins' 1.-THE
Rosary" and "Nothin' But Love" "
Bond, 1 ma deep rich contralto, ac-
companied on the piano by Miss
Alice Geisler Miss Ethel Morris
was delightful in her original read
ings
The concert was under the direc-
ton OF the Juvenile Court committee
OF the Catholic Daughters OF Ameri-
ca and the knights OF Columbus.
Evening journal., 1921-10-05
NEEDLEWORK
GUILD PLANS

The executive committee OF the
Needlework Guild met yesterday at
the home OF the president, Mrs.
William II. Fem. Jr., and fixed
o'clock Wednesday afternoon, No
vember as the date OF the annual
meeting. The meeting will be held
in Friends Meeting House, Tenth
and Harrison streets. All section
presidents, directors and members
OF the Needlework Guild are asked
to be present as the guild garments
will be on display.
The Meeting House will be open
on November s from Q until II
o'clock to receive the garments. It
is urged that all section presidents
bring their donations and arrange
them for display All directors are
asked to have their garments in the
hands OF their section presidents by
October 25.
At the annual meeting a report
will be given by each section presi-
dent OF the number OF garments and
amount OF money she has been able
to collect Refreshments will be
served.
The local guild has a membership
OF several hundred. The guild was
formed in 1884 and since its organi-
zatlon IL has achieved splendid re-
suits. Last year fourteen different
charities were aided and 1t is ex-
pected that demands this year will
be still greater. The president par
ticularly asks that warm garments
be sent this year
Evening journal., 1921-10-05
RECEPTION AT
HANOVER CHURCH

Approximately 400 guests are ex-
pected to attend the reception 10 be
given tomorrow evening by the Pas
tors Aid Society OF Hanover Presby-
terian Church. in the Sunday School
Hall. to the Rev. DR.. and Mrs.
Charles IT, Bonner and members Of
the church and congregation.
The Sunday School Hall will be
decorated in autumn flowers. dahlias
and golden rod prevailing. An or
chestra will furnish music. Mr.. and
Mrs. Leon Walker and Mr.. and Mrs.
d. Fletcher Deakyne will receive the
guests at the door while the receiv-
ing line at the reception will consist
OF DR.. and Mrs. Bonner and Mr.. and
Mrs r.. C.. Grommon. Refreshments
will be served in the classrooms The
evening promises to be a delightful
social one.
Evening journal., 1921-10-05
GRADED UNION TO
MEET DIR. WEBB

The first fall meeting Z the New
Castle County Graded Sunday scnOoi
Union will be held next Monday
evening at the Y. NJ c. A. Building.
A banquet will be held at $50
o'clock, and the business meeting
will follow.
The guest OF honor for the an
quet will be the Rev. Aquilla Webb.
pastor OF the First and Central
Presbyterian Church. Greetings will
be given by the Rev. Charles Earl,
pastor C Bethany Baptist Church;
the Rev. Richard W. Trapnell. pas
tor OF St. Andrews p. f. Church.
and the Rev. Carlisle L. Hubbard,
pastor Of St Pauls NJ r. Church.
All perso.s wishing tickets for the
banquet are asked to communicate
with Mrs. c. n. Bower, phone 5536.
Evening journal., 1921-10-05
MISSION
WORK REVIEW

A joint meeting OF the woman's
Foreign Missionary Society and the
woman's Home Missionary Society
OF Grace NJ. f. Church will be held
in the church on Friday. The home
society will hold its meeting from Il
until 1890 o'clock. Mrs. X. r.
Tonklin will be in charge OF the
devotional exercises The program
will be presented by Mrs. z. ID. b.
Semple. The topic for discussion
will be THE Church Service
Agency"
Luncheon will he served from
1890 until o'clock. The host
esses will be Mrs. CIV. Staats. Mrs
r. =. Bardo. Mrs. r. c. Alexander
and Mrs. c.. G.. Rheuby.
The foreign missionary society will
be in charge Of tho afternoon pro
gram. Mrs. Lillian J. Robb will
lead the devotional services. The sub
ject Of the program for the after
noon viii be New Japan" with Mrs
Edward r. Mack in, charge.
Evening journal., 1921-10-05
Y. l.. G. c. DANCE.

What promises to be one Of the
most successful affairs OF the season
is a euchre and promenade to be
given under the auspices Of the
Young Ladies' Catholic Club in
Brownson Hall. Fourth and Jackson
streets. on Wednesday evening,
October 26.
The committee in charge have al
ready received many beautiful and
useful prizes among them being a
25-piece silver set donated by the
Rev. Thomas F. Waldron, pastor OF
St. Paurs r. c. Church. II will be
given as first prize. The second
prize will be a $40 gold piece. A IS
gold piece will be the door prize.
Music will be furnished by Car
ney and Banks orchestra. Cards at
8 o'clock. Dancing will be from
o'clock until midnight.
Evening journal., 1921-10-05
Born

Mr.. and Mreh
Hartnet. 1901 West Tenth
the Physicians and Surgeo
pital, on October 1, a daugh II
CHAKOV-To Mr.. and Mrs. JOS =
kov, 23S Madison street, 40
siacians' and Surgeons Hos
October ., a daughter.
SENGHASS-To Mr.. and Mrs.
Senghaas, ZIG North Broome 81
the Delaware Hospital, on Oc'
son.
BETTS-To Mr.. and Mrs. Carl r.
900 W. Seventh street. on Oct
a daughter.
STMON-To Mr. and Mrs. G. II.
Of Blue Bail, at the HOmeo
Hospital. on october ., a son.
COLE-To Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Col.
Madison street. at the Home
Hospital, on October 3, son.
Evening journal., 1921-10-05
W. III. Q. 9. CARD PARTY.

The first Of a series OF card par
ties under the auspices OF the ways
and means society OF Washington
Heights Century Club will be held
in the club building at o'clock to-
morrow afternoon. The parties will
be held twice a month during the
year Mrs. Jacob Kleitz will be in
charge OF tomorrow's party. Mrs.
William ]. Lackey, is chairman OF
the ways and means committee.
Evening journal., 1921-10-05
PENN. AID SALES

Under the auspices OF the Wom-
ems Aid, Maryland Division. Penn
sylvania r. r., a bake sale will be
held on Saturday in King. Madison
and Lincoln street markets. The
bake in King street market Will be
held between Eighth and Ninth
streets; in Madison street, between
Fifth and Sixth streets; in Lincoln
street, between Fourth and Fifth
streets. All donations for all three
markets are to be sent to STA King
street Mrs. Morris Parsons is gen.
eral chairman Of the affair and Mrs
Raymond Hoopes and Mrs Edward
Gibson. Sr.. are sub-chairmen.
Evening journal., 1921-10-05
SOCIAL PROGRA
FOR B. &P. WON

Now that the vacation seal
about to a close, the Busine.
Professional Women's Club hs
tied down to a future brimmin
of Club activities. Committees
been formed and have alread
sented their plans. The only
that seems to be lacking is Il
week will hardly contain q
nights il one wished to tals-r
age of all the different r
presented. The divers(.E1
program for the coming
surely hll the individu %
every member. A histo 'riYa
der the instruction OF Pi
A. Barclay, a gymnasium cl.vs-
cd by Miss Mathilda seipper
Friday night reading hour
the ChautauQus readings) are :
some Of the Interesting thin
the educatioral committee
ming The possibility OF a
or French lass mAy devel
After thu monthly busin,
ings. which are held the Ia
day nigh Of each month.
hour vii follow. For "
Der meeing a fine musical u
will begiven. Oftober 20. ic
the cub room in the hand RI
Hallrve'eners. 80
Ir keeping with the oc
wiTbe a costume party. tn 70
coimittee is fotering a ca
t. be given IN the club 70 .
october %.
Evening journal., 1921-10-05
CIRCUS FUN FOR
CLAYNONT FOLK

An amateur circus is TO be pre-
sented on Friday evening at the
Worth Athletic Field. Claymont. by
the Guild OF the Ascension Church
Of Claymont. The proceeds will be
added to the Ascension parish house
fund. All members Of the Guild
are working tirelesly to make this
an artistic. humorous and financial
success and all who attend NAV be
sure Of an evening OF fun.
All the well known circus features
will be presented. They will in
clude side shows. freaks from all
over the world, fortune teller.
menagerie, snake charmers etc.
There also will be a troupe Of clowns.
There will be peanuts popcorn
and the famous pink lemonade on
sale. There viii be many surprises
for all persons that attend this novel
and unique affair.
Approximately 100 persons will
take part in the circus. all OF these
performers live at and near Clay
mont There will be two perform
snces. the first at 7.45 o'clock and
tho other ~ 9.15 o'clock.
The performance in the big tent
will be in charge OF Mrs. T. c. Alex
ander. who will be assisted by her
son. Clement Alexander. Together
they have planned the various stunts
Last year the Guild presented the
FESTIVAL OF Nations" ana cleared
$1,000.
Mrs. william G. Robeien is gen.
eral chairman OF arrangements
while j. Frederick Parsons will b
In charge OF the side shows Pau
King will be ringmaster. Mrs. II
L Rice. will have charge OF the
candy. popcorn, etc. Mrs. ]. y
Evans. win be in. charge OF the sofi
drinks and Mrs. Van Ess will look
altar the pink lemonade
Evening journal., 1921-10-05
CANDEE CHAPTER VISITS.

About 90 members OF Candee
Chapter OF the Westminster Guild of
Westminster Church were the guests
on Monday afternoon OF the Misses
Margaret and Louise Matthew'S at
Hockessin. The members went out
by automobile. Mrs. G. l.. Coppago.
president, presided at the meeting
and reports were given OF the sum-
mer conferences held at Chambers
burg, Pa, and Northheld, Mass.
Evening journal., 1921-10-05
JUNIOR BOARD PLANS.

The first fan meeting OF the Junior
Board OF the Delaware Hospital
made plans yesterday for the winter
work. The board decided to con-
centrate all interests this year on the
orthopedic rinic. This department
is under'ys direction OF DR.. Joseph
p. Wales and Dr. Margaret I. Har w..
The Junior Board will hold a rum
mage sale the first week in Novem-
her, the place to be announced later.
Evening journal., 1921-10-05
IZa2s...!! I! 7...........||......:|.:.: s|S5

Mr.. and Mrs. william T. Slaugh-
ter, city, announce the marriage OF
their daughter Mildred E., to How
ard ]. Hollingsworth, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Enos ]. Hollingsworth OF
Roselle. The marriage took place
in New York city. September 20,
1921.
Mr.. Hollingsworth for the past IS
months has been connected with the
Hercules Powder Company
Cards have been issued for the
wedding of Miss Marian NJ. Negen-
dank, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Gus
tav. Negendank, Of Guyencourt, and
Stanley A. Brown, son OF Dr. and
Mrs. Samuel A. Brown, of Ridley
Park. Pa. The wedding will take
place at $50 o'clock on Saturday
evening, October %. in Lower Bran
dywine Presbyterian Church. Fol-
lowing the ceremony a reception will
be held at the home OF the brides
parents.
John w. Anderson, 3D. son OF Mr.
and Mrs. John W. Anderson. Jr., OF
2S14 West Nineteenth street. and
Miss Mann Myers. daughter OF Mr.
and Mrs. j. y. Myers, OF Frostburg
Md, were married at the home OF
the brides parents. by the Rev. Al
Ian f. Poore. pastor OF the NJ. F.
Church OF Frostburg. Mr.. and Mrs
Anderson will make their home in
Tenafly. n. j.
Miss Blanche d. Benson and
George G.. FORAKER, both of this city
were married on Saturday afternoon
in the parsonage of Madeley NJ. E
Church by the Rev. l. NJ. Broadway
Miss Elizabeth Gooding, daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph II. Gooding
1904 Broome street, and Arthur
Henry Wilson. Of Haddonfeld, y. j..
will be married at 6 o'clock Satur-
day evening in Second Baptist
Church, by the Rev. George d. ALI
son.
The bride will be attended by her
sister Miss Mildred Gooding, as maid
OF nonor. Inc matronS or hOnOr
will be Mrs. Harry NJ. Willis and
Mrs. J. Hunter Gooding, Jr., Miss
Catherine Gooding will be flower
girl.
The best man will be Arthur NJ
Bell, Of Mt. Ephraim, n. ]. The
ushers will be Francis Hall. Harry
NJ. Willis ]. Hunter Gooding and
Frederick Gooding.
A reception will be held at the
home Of the brides parents. After
wedding trip the couple will make
their home at 616 soutI Grant ave.
nue..
Miss Blanche Taylor, daughter O.
Mrs Douglas W. Taylor Of Philadel
phla. and Henry ID. Kelly. Of Balti
more. will be married on Tuesday
I October IS. in Philadelphia, in thu
Church Of St. John the Evangelist
Thirteenth and Chestnut streets
Miss Katherine Taylor, sister of th'
bride will be the only attendant.
Evening journal., 1921-10-05
~
j BSESeBsI9 nus

Mr.. and Mrs r. b. Young, OF New
port announce the engagement Of
their daughter, Miss Marie Young
Faulkner, to Charles c. Whiteman,
son Of Mrs. Margaret Whiteman, Of
Newark. The wedding will take
place late in the autumn.
Evening journal., 1921-10-05
NO HoI.D CorNTY FAIR-

The Young Woman's Missionary
Society OF Harrison Street NJ. F.
Church will hold a County Fair"
in the basement OF the church on
the evening Of November 10. All
friends who attended the successful
mysterious subway given last year
by the society will find this years
Fair as interesting, with many feat
ures and attractive novelties.
Evening journal., 1921-10-05
BABY IN THATCHER FAMILY.

Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Dilworth
Thatcher. Of near Centerville. Del.
are receiving congratulations on the
birth OF daughter born on Septem-
Der Is. The little one has been
named Elizabeth Thatcher. Mrs.
Thatcher will be remembered as Miss
Elva Frederick. daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. John Frederick. OF Centervilie.
Mrs. Thatcher and little Miss
Thatcher are now the guests Of Mr..
and Mrs Frederick
Evening journal., 1921-10-05
ESTHER CIRCLE MEETING.

NJ. r. Church will meet at 7.3O
o'clock on Friday evening. at the
church house The officers Of the
society are; President, Miss Made
line Williamson; vice-presdent. Miss
Nellie Maroney; treasurer, Miss
Mildred Mullin; recording secre-
tary, Miss Edna Frazier: CORES
spending secretary. Miss Mildred
Abbott; mite box secretary. Miss
Hazel Chapman music secretary.
Miss Grace Riley; literature secre-
tary, Miss Esther France
Evening journal., 1921-10-05
no : CONTINUE DANCES.

At the meeting OF the Junior
League held on Monday evening at
the home OF Mrs Russell II. Durham
Il was decided TO continue the small
and early dances which were so pop.
ular last year. The dances will be
held the first Saturday evening Of
every month. The proceeds Of the
dances will go to the Child Welfare
Work in this city
Evening journal., 1921-10-05
AsBURY MISSIONARY MEETING

The Home Missionary Society OF
Asbury NJ. r. Church will hold its
fall opening meeting tomorrow night
in the parsonage OF the church at
7.30 o'clock. Mrs. Theodore Fran
us. president OF the Deaconess
Home will be one Of the speakers.
Regular meetings Of the society will
be held the first Thursday in every
month
Evening journal., 1921-10-05

Mr.. and Mrs n. B. Danforth and
Miss Edith Danforth have returned
from wernersuiie. Pa. where they
spent the summer.
william Winder Laird and DR.. j..
Packard Laird have returned from
motor trip TO Delaware Water
Gan
Miss Bertha Dodd Of Brooklyn is
visiting her sister. Mrs. Henry
Hopes
Mrs Hamilton NJ. Barksdale re-
turned on Sunday from Westport.
y Y. where she spent the summer
months
Mrs Frank L. de Almond will re-
turn home the last OF this week af-
ter spending the summer in Reho-
both
Mr.. and MIS-. John w. Huxley and
daughter have returned from Ocean
City. n j.. where they spent the
summer.
Miss Margaret Handy, daughter OF
Dr. and Mrs. c. NJ Handy, returned
yesterday to Walnut Lane School.
Germantown. where she will enter
her junior year.
Mrs Frederick e. Bach, and
daughters. Miss Barbara Bach and
Miss winifred Bach have returned
from a trip to the Pocono Mountains,
where they spent the summer The
return trip was made by motor
Mrs Frank o. Whitlock was a
recent Wilmington visitor She has
closed her house in this city for the
winter and will spend the month OF
October at Vineyard Haven.
Mrs. Philip d. Laird will return to
her home at New Castle next week
after spending some time at Sandy
Springs. Md. where she has been the
guest Of her mother. Mrs. Washing
ton Chichester.
Miss Jennie Hollingsworth OF near
Centreville, is confined to her home
with severe cold.
r. Argyle Souder Is confined to
his home. 171s Washington street,
suffering from hay fever.
Miss Polly Hoffecker returned on
Monday from a three-weeks' visit "a
New England
Roswell f. Phelps. OF Boston
Mass. head OF the Bureau OF Laboi
Statistics OF Massachusetts, spent tn
weekend with his aunt. Miss May c
Foulk. 1911 West street. Mr.. Phelp
was in Washington last week, wher,
he addressed the national unemploy
ment convention.
Mr.. and Mrs. Norman p. Crouch
and Mr. and Mrs Jay LeFevre spen
the weekend at Middletown.
Miss Josephine Wales left yester
day for New York city to enter Mis-
Spence's School.
William d. Hopes. Roger Ston,
and shreve vandever left yesterda,
for the Stone School. Cornwali-on
the-Hudson. n. Y.
Miss Eleanor Lind will be a mem
Der OF a wedding party in Baltimore
Md. on Saturday. Miss Lind is at
tending school in Chatham, Va.
Miss Charlotte Jamison has re
turned to her home in Baltimore az
ter spending some time with Mr.
". II. Laird.
Miss Elsie Packard, who has bee
the guest OF Mrs. ". W. Laird. hs
returned to her home in Baltimore.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Gilbert Mearr
and children Of Hoboken. y. j.. ar
HTDNTJC LTTM EOD
Evening journal., 1921-10-05
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The Dolce Fan Nientes Club met
on Tuesday evening with large at
tendance. The club is making ar
rangements TO give a Halloween
dance the last Of October. The club
has been enlarged considerably and
many members were admitted at the
last meeting. The members are:
Misses Helen Hoffman, Irene Blair.
Clara Leach and Catharine Callahan
and Messrs. Raymond Richards.
Leonard Ackerman. Joseph Dagnais.
Timothy Nase. Percy Galloway, FL
mer Gamble, James McCray, Edward
Berg and Arthur Monigle.
All members and associate mem
bers are requested to attend the next
meeting OF the club.
Marshallton Civic Club will hold
its monthly meeting at 2.sO O'Clock
tomorrow afternoon in the schoo,
house. Much new business will b,
discussed.
There will be an executive meet
ing Of the New Century Club at $50
O'Clock Friday morning. Dailow
Lore Sharp, OF Boston. will lecture
on next Monday on. THE Magical
Chance"
A special meeting Of the women's
Aid, Pennsylvania System. will be
held in the Chester Y. w c. A.
Building, Seventh and sproul streets
! "A 81 -
Mrs. W. W. Atterbury. director. and
Mrs. Gamble Latrobe. general su-
perintendent. Of the Southern Grand
Division. will address the meeting.
Wives and daughters Of the employees
OF the Pennsylvania Railroad are in
vited to attend whether memb bers or
not. Those attending from this city
will leave the Pennsylvania station al
100 o'clock.
laurel Century Club renewed its
yearly activities on Monday. A re-
port from the State Federation OF
Womeh's Clubs was read by Mrs.
/ a. S. williams. The officers Of the
club are as follows: President. Mrs
J. c. Rodney; first vice-president
Mrs J. II. Edie; second vice-pres-
ident, Mrs. John CULLEN; recording
| secretary. Mrs. Paul Kenney. assist
ant recording secretary. Mrs. Fred
Morton; corresponding secretary
! Mrs. r. S Phillips; treasurer, Mrs
f. NJ. Collins; director, Mrs. J. Har-
old Edie: auditor, Miss Mary Bacon
The following program has been
| s-~or-.5 for tha wear.
october 10. citizenship Day, Mrs
Laurence Riggin.
October II. Travel Day, Mrs
Charles Blades.
October "a, Current Event Day
Mrs. John W. Fooks. Treasurer vii
receive dues.
October 81, Business. Halloween
party. Mrs. A. S. Williams. Mrs. Ray
Farlow. Mrs J. Harold Edie.
November Z. Child Welfare, Mrs
John NJ. Collins
November 14-Civics. Mrs. Curtis
Davis.
November 21. Literary Day. Mrs
Harvey Phillips.
November 2s, Reciprocity Day
Mrs. II. d. williams
December 5. Nature programme
Mrs. r. s. Phillips
January 2, Delaware Day. Mrs
Clara MarvH.
January 9-Arts and Crafts Mrs
Thomas S. Lambden.
January 16, Travel Day. Mrs
Fred Morton.
January %, Education. Mrs. L. B
Riggin.
January 80, Current Events. Mrs
J. w. Fooks.
February 6. Health, Mrs. Ceci
Benson.
February 13. Valentine Party
Mrs. John Quillin.
February 90 Washington's Birth
day, Mrs. Christopher Ellis.
February 81. Social Service. Mrs
Howard Dickerson.
March 6, Bible Study, Mrs. Harve.
Phillips and Mrs. William Hoffman
March -. St Patrick's Day. Mrs
Evening journal., 1921-10-05
GRACE MEN AT DINNER.

A dinner will be given at o'clock
tonight in Grace NJ. f. Church house
for the men OF the church. This will
be the first mems dinner OF the sea-
son. These little affairs are held
regularly during the winter and are
popular with many friends. spe-
cial program will he presented in
connection with a pleasing menu.
Evening journal., 1921-10-05
A Mechanical ChaperOne
tAn Editorial by The Society Edltor)

Chicago mothers with daughters being courted
dcagraph chaperone
woman The machine hidden in the nvingoom
Some will Matters o a I'M
Oldmers will whe a ser ma
the paror while
to
Thus far haven't heard the dictagraph
chaperon in Wilmington BY the
family album and the
without anything being used a substitute
Evening journal., 1921-10-05
HArPY woRKERs ro MrEr

The opening meeting OF the sea
son OF the Happy Workers Mission
airy Society OF West Presbyterian
Church will be held at o'clock sat
urday afternoon in the church par
lors Miss Mabel Fuller will be in
charge OF the program. A girls
choir will sing and Roland Gray viii
give a violin solo. A reading from
the Missionary News" will be given
by Miss Helen Boulanger. A talk on
India Siam and Laos will be given
oy Miss Mabel Fuller A corps o.
Gshers VIII take the Offering.
At the close OF the business meet.
ing and program there will he 3
Halloween party. Refreshments OF
ice cream and cake will he served.
Evening journal., 1921-10-05
SUNSHINE MEETING.

The first fall meeting OF the Ever
Ready Branch, Internatona; sun
shine Society, will be held at s
o'clock Friday evening. at the home
OF Mrs. ID. F. Evans. 2516 Jefferson
street, Reports Of the work that
the branch have done during the
summer will be made.
Evening journal., 1921-10-05
Schools and HOuSekeeperS
(An Editorial by the Society Editor)

public schools girls are keep
small,
that increasing tendency is
hicky cities already
Is sh n
will be red letter day when the
city begin how keep
country health pure babies inde
life glorious the
tendency happily local
schools should recognize the fact their study
Evening journal., 1921-10-05
suPPER Ar ELsMERE.

An oyster supper will be served to-
morrow evening by the Elsmere
Civic Club in the club building. at
Elsmere between the hours OF and
8 o'clock. Members Of the Junior
Auxiliary Of the club will be the
waitresseS