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Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1921-10-29
BASEBALL RULE OVERLOOKED
No Longer Any Such Play as "Bali
Accidentally Hitting Bat Becom-
ina Dead Ball."

Baseball players of the fields and
the smaller cities seem to have over
looked the fact that the rule about a
pitched ball accidentally hitting the
bat. even though the batter tries to
dodge it, has been annulled. There
is no longer any S1ch play as the ball
accidentally hitting the bat becoming
a dead ball" When the ball acct
dentally hits the bat it is in play as
If it had been swung at by the bats
man.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1921-10-29
Higgins Encounters
Ultimate Bone Head

Miller Higgins declares that
he is an authority on solid
heads. He should be, for in 20
years of baseball he has seen
plenty of them. But the ulti-
mate, Hug declares, was en-
countered the other day when
the fans began to crowd over
the grass at the Polo grounds.
Hug went down TO make a per-
SOnal appeal to the mob. He
walked up to one guy and said:
'f you don't get off the field,
the umpires will forfeit the
game in five minutes and Boston
will VIM "Well," replied the
fan, what of it,"
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1921-10-29

water basketball, all western confer
ence, guard, 1919; the same in 1920:
in wrestling, 15S-pound class, second
place, conference, 1919; captain of
Northwestern wrestling team, 1920,
and tied for first i'm the western inter-
collegiate wrestling meet, and first in
Big Ten conference meet; boxing, 15S-
pound champion of Northwestern,
1919.
Has Fine Principles.
Hathaway is president of the Mems
Athletic association at Northwestern,
is a member of the student council
and of the senior honorary fraternity
Activity in athletics hasn't hardened
his heart nor lowered Jacks ideals,
for Director Evans says, "This man
Hathaway has fine principles and lives
life that should be an example to all
young men in or out of the univer-
sity."
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1921-10-29
Speaker Can Pick
Best Pinch Hitters

A statistician who keeps count
Of everything has figured out
the averages Of pinch hitters.
His figures show that Iris
Speaker is the best picker of
substitute batsmen among Amer
lean league managers, men sent
to bat in pinch by Iris hav-
ing an average of 1888. In the
National, Phillies' pinch hitters
netted an average of .348. The
best individual average made
in a pinch has been that Of Ed
Charity, of Washington, four
hits in six times up, for a mark
of .667.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1921-10-29
INTERESTING
SPORT NOTES

PENIS numbered jerseys run up to
thirty.
Fallen and Fitzpatrick are playing
the ends for Fordham this year.
Captain Aldrich and Jordan are the
mainstays as ground gamers at Yale.
Yale's idea to number it's players
In every game this season is taking
in the east.
Tufts has two veterans back in Capt.
Frank Russo, center, and John Le
Cain, quarter.
Herb Stein, an All-American center,
has been shifted to play an end po-
sition at Pittsburgh.
Penn State college has four huge
arc lights on the sides of its gridiron
at the New Beaver field.
Asplundt of Swarthmore is a splen-
did punter. He showed exceptionally
well in the Princeton game.
The University of Maryland has
eight of the players who beat SYRIA
cuse last year on this years squad.
The youngest of the Harvard With
fngtons has dropped out of football
and will devote his time to rowing.
Tex Hamer, Babe Grove and Billy
Maher, three scrubs, are ripping up
the Penn varsity line in discomfting
way.
Princeton has three star backs in
Lourie, Clarity and Gilroy. Each is
an independent worker and all three
follow interference well.
At the next rules meeting Harvard
will favor vigorously the idea to make
a blocked forward pass behind line
| Of scrimmage free ball.
Ffdo Kempton, halfback on last
| years Yale team, is seriously con-
| sidering entering the Fordham Law
school Brickley is a coach at Ford
ham.
Fred Luderous. first baseman and
successor to William Clymer as man.
| ager of the Toledo club af the Ameri-
] can association, has been engaged for
| next season.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1921-10-29
TANK7MADE

Johnny Weismuller, Chicago
A. G. sprint swimmer, has taken
the liking" out of Duke kahana-
mOku.
The new water star set a rec
ord by swimming 100 years IN
521a seconds.
A year ago Weismuller
couldn't swim century in less
than 100.
He has been ably coached, be-
ing a running mate for Norman
Ross.
But he learned quickly. He is
tall, rangy. He cuts the water
like a blade.
The duke is a born swimmer.
Vyeismuller is a tank-made star
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1921-10-29
Mccoy Owns Robert e.

Robert E, 2:O7a4, by ]. S. g., 2:13A.
that has been racing for several years
over the half-mile tracks of Ohio, Penn
sylvania and West Virginia, is now
owned by r. E. Mccoy, who is still rid
ing miles better than 2:1O over the
double-o courses with the veteran Ohio
bred gelding.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1921-10-29
The photograph shows "Chuck" Nc
CURE, captain and tackle of this years
Chicago University team.
Hit With Bases Full.

Five American league batterS hit
hOmers with the bases full this year.
Babe Ruth is not one of them. The five
men to make the big cleanup are
George Sisler, George Uhle, Bib Falk,
Bob MeuSel and Clarence Walker.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1921-10-29
Browns BUY HurIer.

Pitcher Wayne Wright of the Louis
vile club has been sold to the ST. Louis
Americans. Pitcher Roy Sanders has
been recalled by the Browns.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1921-10-29
Eayres Goes ta Brooklyn.

Edwin Eayres, pitcher and outfelder,
has been sent by the Boston Nationals
to the Brooklyn team by the waiver
route.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1921-10-29

Fido Kempton, halfback on last
years Yale team, is seriously con-
sidering entering the Fordham Law
school. Brickley is a coach at Ford
ham.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1921-10-29

Fred Luderous. first baseman and
successor TO William Clymer as man.
ager of the Toledo club af the Ameri-
can association, has been engaged for
next season.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1921-10-29

At the next rules meeting Harvard
will favor vigorously the idea to make
a blocked forward pass behind line
Of scrimmage a free ball.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1921-10-29

Princeton has three star backs in
Lourie, Clarity and Gilroy. Each is
an Independent worker and all three
follow interference we'll.
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AND PROFESSIONAL
W0MEN's CLUB

The chairman of the educational
tessIonal Women's Club announces
several interesting classes for the
winter. The gymnasium class meets
In the High School every Monday
evening at S under the direct super
vision Of Miss Mathilde Seippc. There
is already an enrolment OF over So
The first mesting, last Monday even
ing, gave promise OF mos; enjoyable
and healthful course,
Enrollments may be made at the
class itself at T&5 Monday evening or
with Miss Kathleen Moore, sI3 West
ments are not limited to club members
street, telephone 5942-J. The enroll
Anyone who is interested In joining
a beginning class in Spanish or
French on Friday evenings, with Miss
Ospina, may communicate with Miss
Moore
A series of six lectures on con-
temporary history under the title
Modern History" will be conducted
~ Prof. James j. Barclay of the High
School. The lectures will be given
on Tuesday evenings in the club
room. s13 West street, and the date of
the first lecture announced later. AS
In the courses announced above, the
enrolment is not limited to club mem
bers. Miss Moore will be very happy
20 answer questions and register
remers In any of the classes.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-15
w0MAN's AUXILIARY
MEETS IN SMYRNA

The annual meeting OF the Woman's
Auxiliary of the Diocese OF Delaware,
was held Thursday at ST.. Peters
Church. Smyrna. The meeting was
attended by eco delegates. An ex-
ecutive session was held at $50, fol-
lowed by the regular service at ten
o'clock. Bishop Philip Cook ad-
ministered Holy Communion, assisted
by Archdeacon Thompson Of Dover;
Rev Mr. hin Of Smyrna and Rev Mr.
Erb Of New Castle
A delicious luncheon was served by
the Smyrna auxiliary. In the after
noon. Rt. Rev. c. u Culmore. Bishop
Of Porto Rico made an address. and
Mrs. Thomas OF Baltimore, a member
OF Bishop Cooks former parish and
now the guest OF Mrs. Cook, gave a
brief talk.
The report OF officers for the year
was given. New officers were elected
as follows: Honorary president, Mrs.
G. L. McTlwaine; president, Mrs John
| Salisbury OF Dover. vice president for
| New Castle county, Mrs David J.
Reinhardt; vice-lsesident for Kent
county, Mrs. Robert ]. I.indale: vice
president for Sussex county, Mrs
Charles ID. Prettyman; secretary. Mrs
William III. Beacon, assistant secre-
tary, Mrs. Thomas Getz Hlll treas
urer. Mrs. Robert II, Rayner; direc-
tress OF box work, Mrs William ID
Bradford; educational secretary, Mrs
Frederick Bringhurst; united Thank
Offering custodian. Mrs. Irving War
ner: correspondent OF Church Periodi-
cal Club, Mrs. Delaware Clark.
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WILL TALK OF TRIP.

Mrs II. NJ. Waller Of Delmar, one
of the vice-presidents Of the Delaware
State Federation of Women's Clubs
will be the guest of the Georgetown
New Century Club on Thursday after
noon. October %. and give a talk on
her trip TO Salt Lake City. where she
attended the national convention OF
the Women's Federation. On that
date there will be no evening session
owing to the fact that Mrs. Waller
will be present in the afternoon.
Mrs. Andrew Marvel had charge OF
the clubs meeting Wednesday and
gave an interesting talk on Citizen
ship" Members of the Georgetown
New Century Club will soon wage an
active campaign TO raise funds for the
purchase or erection Of quarters OF
their own.
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Christmas Shop" Located

The directors Of the Christmas Shop.
which is TO be open from November Is
to 10, inclusive, announce that "the
shop" viii be held in the show room of
the Wilmington Automobile Co, Tenth
street and Delaware avenue. The
directors feel that they are open to con-
graduation on being able to have such
a handsome room IN which to exhibit
and sell their beautiful things. A STAN
dard set by themselves last year is sure
TO be lived up to this year. Mrs.
Frank dc Almond is tile manager of the
show room, the position that she ad-
mirahly filed last year, and the same
businesslike methods formerly en-
ployed to such successful issue will be
in effect this year at the Christmas Shop,
with the same Reasonable rates prevail
INC.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-15
Delaware WOmen's Clubs
and Their Activities

ence." Food Prices in Delaware From
Producer 10 Consumer" Mrs. Cum
minis r. Speakman. Women in In
dustry," Miss Clara Southwick. chair
man. Employed Women In Della
ware" Miss Helen Brinton.
12.45--Luncheon in foyer.
Thursday. October 20, 100 D. M
Mrs. r. Louis slade. presiding. Miss
Helen Hart. chairman. Foreign Born
In Delaware" p. M, address. Miss
Grace Abbott. chief OF Children's s
Bureau, t. s.. A.: 3 y. M, address,
Mrs. Maude Wood Park; Mrs. Clifford
Piuchot. "A Message 10 Delaware Wo-
men" civil Status Of Delaware Wo-
men," Mrs. Henry Ridgely. Report
Iof resolution committee. Adjourn
ment.
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Mostly About People

phia. followed by theatre party, given
by Mr.. and Mrs. j. Wilmer Biddle for
the daughters of Mrs Biddle, Miss Anne
and Miss Virginia Gordon of Baltimore.
Mrs. +. h. Mode entertained six
guests at luncheon Thursday noon at
Naamans-on-the Delaware.
Mrs. Harry G. Haskell will return
tomorrow from Hot Springs, Virginia.
Mrs, Joseph II, warhcld Jr., is at
Atlantic City.
Miss Helen Richards, office secretary
of the y. W. G A. is spending week s
vacation at her home near Newark,
DolawarN
Mrs Frances 7. Hurst, a member of
the local Y W. G. a. staff, is spending
her vacation with relatives in lower
Delaware.
Mrs. Elizabeth Riggs and Miss Nan
Deputy of Milford are weekend guests
OF their brother, James Deputy Of the
University of Delaware and of Whining
ton relatives.
MIR. and Mrs Thomas Boyd Primrose
of Elmhurst are receiving congratula-
tions on the birth of q daughter at the
Delaware Hospital,
Harry T.. Speakman is leaving to-
morrow for two weeks business trip
IN the South.
~
Next Tuesday card party will be
given at the home of Mrs. William +.
Sellers, at Clifton, Edgemoor, for the
benefit of the Nassar salary endowment
fund. Prizes are offered and refresh
ments will be served. AS the sale
OF tickets is limited, they may be OBJ
tanned from or tables reserved through
Mrs Charles Higgins, 1912 Broome
street, or Miss Alice Satterthwait, 20l0
Noodlawn avenue. Home made candies
will bc on sale Those in charge are
Mrs Charles Higgins, Mrs c. W. Miller
Mrs. L. G.. Cox, Miss Edith Danforth,
Miss Elizabeth Poucher, chairman for
the campaign, Miss Alice Satterthewait,
Mrs. W. IL. Wyatt, Miss Eleanor Speer,
Mrs. Glen Beadenkopf.
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CHOIR MEMBERS DINE.
Members Of McCabe Church Guests nj
Home Of Mrs. w. a. Morris.

Tho choir of McCabe Memorial M
u. Church was entertained at dinner
at the home of Mrs. William $. Morris,
1909 Jefferson atrect, Tuesday even-
Ing october IL, 1921. Covers were laid
for twenty. The music committee has
been successful In securing the SER
vices of G. August weder as choir
leader. Much interest was manifested
as the choir planned their winter
work.
Those present were the Rev. and
Mrs. George e. Williams. Mr.. and Mrr.
q. August Wedler. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
w. Grubb. Mr.. and Mrs. w. s. Morris,
Mrs. s.. Howard Mccoy. Mrs. Sharp
less Handy. Mrs. Harry Andrew, Mrs.
Robert Perry, Mrs. Frank c. Sparks,
Mrs. Margaret Foulk. Miss AIDA
Smith, Miss Hilda Whitaker, Miss
Mildred vanDyke. MIR. T. Blair Ely
and Mr.. Rudolph Greenstreet.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-15
DELAWARE LEAGUE OF
WOMEN VOTERS


Every woman of the State should
be interested in the second annual
convention of the League OF Women
Voters 10 be held at the Hotel du Pont
next Wednesday and Thursday. Wo-
men Of national reputation will speak
at the open sessions, and the most vi
tai topics of the day will be discussed
by authorities. The privilege of hear
ing Mrs. Maud Wood Park, presi-
dent of the National League of Wo-
men Voters, and Miss Grace Abbott,
chief Of the children's Bureau. should
be appreciated by the local women
The convention is for all women, of
all political parties, for the league has
as it's object: ITO promote interest in
citizenship and 10 unite the women OF
the various political faiths in working
together for constructive social legis-
Iation."
The program follows:
Wednesday, October 10, 2 p. M
Opening session. Adoption of new
constitution. Business. Messages
from fraternal delegates.
Wednesday, October 19.--S D. m.-
du Barry room, Hotel du Pont. Open
meeting on Limitation of Arma-
ments," Mrs. Maude Wood Park,
president of National League of wo-
men Voters aud chairman of Women s
Joint Congressional Committee. Mrs
i. Louis Slade, Of New York, regional
director of Del, N. j., Md, n. Y, and
Pa, viii speak.
Thursday, October 90, 9.45 a. M
Election of officers. 1915 a. m.-Edu-
cation in Citizenship Dean Robinson,
chairman, introducing Miss NJ. Schu-
Ter, Of the Review OF Reviews" Re
miniscences OF the Geneva Confer
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-15

ing. The names of the three highest
for Warner Hall are. Frances
Worthlnaton, ~. Mildred wolfenden,
"a, and Ruth IIayman. '2s. Tor sussex
HALL: Miriam Carli -. edna Grams
ton, "a; and Eleanor Vineyard. "a
4 ~ have an been put on the nnsi
ballot. a vote will be taken in the
near future. The successful candi-
dates viii appoint their helpers In fha
hills of "Topsy" and "Hulltus" A
fire captain has the authority 10 Ing
tho bell for drill AT any hour auyinx
night or day, recitation hours net ex-
C. !. ed
Tburrday morning. the students
took part in the 'sii college" weekly
sing under the leadership - the head
of the music department. Niles DORIS
Continued on page i2
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Y. W. c. A. CALENDAR.
Monday.

AfaNhNRfs
800 p. m. Friendship Club, club
rooms.
800 p. m. Industrial Committee
meeting club rooms.
Tuesday.
315 p. m. Pollyanna Girl Reserve
Corps, club rooms
3.45 p. IN. West End Girl Reserve
Corps, West End Reading Room.
3.45 p. m. Hiawatha Girl Reserve
Corps, club rooms.
3.45 p. m. Mawataisi Girl Reserve
Corps, club rooms
7.30 p. nj. l.. G. Girl Reserve
Corps, club rooms.
Wednesday.
S.45 p. m.--True Blue Corps Girl Re
serves, club rooms.
3.45p p. m.-0rlole Corps Girl Reserves
club rooms.
500 p. nj. O. A. Corps Girl Re-
serves, Twelfth and Railroad Avenue
club rooms.
Thursday.
3.45 %. m.--Good Fairy Corps Girl Re
serves, club rooms.
345 p. m--East Lake Corps Girl Re
serves, club rooms.
10 p. m.-Sewing Class, American
ization Group, Italian Neighborhood
House.
s p. NJ Wapanachke Club, club
rooms.
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HERCULES CLUB DANCE.
Open Social Season With Dance In
Hotel du Pont Ballroom.

The gold ballroom of the Hotel du
pont was the scene of brilliant
gathering last night, when the Hercu-
les Club opened their 1e2l-22 social
season with dance. Several hundred
members and friends OF the club were
present. The original Six provided n
pleasing musical program.
The committee in charge Of the
dance included II. Merrill Lynch.
chairman; c. III. Knox, j. l.. Bennett,
Pierce Barnes and j. Il. F1enanan
Last night the club entertained for
the first time number OF persons re-
Gently connected with the Hercules
Company, who formerly lived In New
York. They came to this city n short
time ago when the Aetna Powder Com
pany, with which they We're connected.
was acquired by the Hercules concern.
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Ho me of Merciful Rest

The Board of Managers for the Home
Of Merciful Rest for Incurables will not
hold their annual pencil day which is
usually held in October. For the past
two years they have held this sale, but
this year the managers have sufficient
funds to carry on the work of the home
at this time. Instead pencil day viii be
held in the early spring.
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WASHINGTON HEIGHTS
CENTURY CLUB

The Current Events Glass Of Wash
ington Heights Gentry Club viii meet
Monday afternoon, October II at 2.30,
The meeting will be in charge of Mrs.
Irwin l.. Howett. What our Dis
abled Soldiers Are Doing" will be dis
cussed by Mrs. John V. Waite; ''Whei,
Mule Drawn Street Cars Were VIII
mington's Best Lifts" Mrs. Jesse
Martin; current events, Mrs. Elwood
Killen. Music will be in charge OF
Mrs, Raymoth Mitchell, assisted by
Mrs. Harry Gillis.
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Sunshine Meeting.

The monthly meeting of the Della
ware branch of the international Sun
shine Society will be held at the home
of Miss Feldmeir, 914 West Ninth
street, at D. m. Monday. A full at
tendance is desired.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-15
To Hold Kitchen Party.

The Women Workers OF Harrison
Street Church will hold a kitchen
party and home economies class in
the church basement next Tuesday
evening. The affair is being given for
the benefit OF the parsonage fund.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-15

elected sub-csptain.
Wednesday morning, Marian Hat
field, ~, president Of the student
Government Association. presided
over the chapel exercises. Nomina-
tions for the fire captains IN Warner
and Sussex Halls were made az thai
time. More than twenty girls were
nominated for the 0ffice in each build-
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-15
"Ghost Party at the
Women's College
ny elsie L.onors woo'evhan.

Newark, Oct. i5.--"There viii be a
family reunion OF all departed ghosts
in the Iilarium at o'clock" reads
D sster announcing the sophomore
party for tonight. Every one in the
student body Mt the Women's College
In invited to take part In the weird
games that viii be piayod-~everything
viii be suggestive Of the approaching
halloween season. The program is
In charge Of Miriam CARL and Louise
Jackson,
The FIRST play thing" Of the col
lcge year was given IN the dining
room on Wednesday evening last
Under the direction OF Rose Roberts,
2s, part OF the Mad Tea Party scene
from Alice In Wonderland" was
dramatized The mad halter" Louise
Jackson. "a; the March hare, Alice
Fvi guson. ~; the dormouse. Mil
dred Wolfenden, "a; and Alice her
self, Gertrude Rouse, '2J, were all
thoroughly appreciated by an en-
thusiaHtic audience. Everyone in col
legs is given a chance at some time
or other during the year TO show what
dramatic talent she has. by taking
part In these weekly 'playthlngs."
The Seniors. Juniors, and sopho-
mores voted at a recent assembly Of
the three classes TO place the enforce
ment of the permanent freshman rules
In the hands OF the executive board
OF the Seniors--the same board who
Furnishes any offense that member Of
tho Senior class may commit Until
now the enforcement Of the freshman
rules has been tho duty Of the student
government board. that is. since "haz-
Ing" has been abolished at the
| Women's College.
Freshman Organization.
Florence Phillips, president Of tn.
Junior Glass, called a recent meetins
Of the freshmen to assist them ir
organizing for the general manage
ment Of class affairs. Kathryn Ladc
Of New Milford. Conn, was elected
captain OF tho class Of 1925. ant
Margaret Black Of Cecilton. Nd. wa,
1
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Emmanuel Auxiliary Bake.

The women's $ Auxiliary of Emmanuel
Church will hold a bake at the parish
house next Friday afternoon. Fancy
articles, cakes, pies, bread, and rolls
will be for sale.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-15
Rummage Sale.

The Grace Cleaners will hold rum
mage sale at TIA Tatnall street next
Tuesday. Mrs. L. ID. b. Semple is IN
charge.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-15
Nanmnn,s ON the Delaware.

Naaman's on the Delaware will
close for the season on October 81, TO
reopen on April 80, 1922, under the
same management. Naaman's Mus
tard Pickle may be had of James
Morrow and Son.-Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-15

Club notes and social items
should be at the office of the
Society Editor before noon Tues
day and Friday to insure publi-
cation. During the day call
telephone 800. In the evening
call 125s-M. All articles in
tended for publication should be
brief.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-15
EvER.REApY SUNSHINE BRANCH.

The first meeting Of the Ever
Ready Branch of the international
Continued on page 10.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-15
WEDDING GIFTS

Our collection of Pictures, Mir
rors, Trays, Pottery and Luster
Glass is more complete this fall
than ithasever been before. Most
of the stock is entirely new, and
as much of it is exclusive to our
store there is little chance of a
gift being duplicated.
You will enjoy a visit to our
store even if you do not wish to
buy.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-15

Mrs s N Miaretta Of Washington
whs thr guest this week of her cousin
Mfa Coulter Craig.
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Mrs. Harry G. Haskell will return
tomorrow from Hot Springs, Virginia.
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Mrs. r. h. Mode entertained six
guests at n luncheon Thursday noon at
Naamans-on-the Delaware.