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Evening journal., 1921-02-16
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by RUTH ANNE RDSSElllA
The past weekend was full Of in
teresting events at the Women's Col
lege. Dean winifred J. Robinson
returned to college on Saturday from
visit to westhampton. the Women's
College OF the University OF Vlr-
ginia. Farmville, Normal School.
Randolph Macon, and Sweet Briar
College. Mrs. A. ID. Warner accom-
panied Dean Robinson on this trip.
At Westhampton Dean Robinson
and Mrs. Warner we're entertained
at tea by Mrs. Samuel Chiles Mitchell
the wife OF Dr. Mitchell who was
president OF Delaware College and
the Momen's College and who is now
professor OF History at the Univers-
NAL School. Dean Robinson was
especially impressed by the eff
cheney OF the machinery by which
the college was run. At Randolph
Macon a spirit OF splendid loyalty
was very noticeable. Dean Robin
son and Mrs. Warner were the guests
OF honor at an informal reception at
Randolph-Macon. The beauty OF the
scenery at Sweet Briar appealed
strongly to Dean Robinson. The
view OF the mountains. the wonderful
trees and the winding roads make
the college a very beautiful place.
The preparatory school at Sweet
Briar has been discontinued and
now only the college course is given.
Dean Robinson and Mrs. Warner
Il. ..N. n 1.
and Farmville Normal. The archi-
lecture OF all these colleges is alike
in that the colonial style is used.
One way which these colleges
differ from the Women's College is
the fact that there is little dancing
at any OF them. When questioned
as to how the girls at these colleges
amuse themselves. Dean Robinson
said that they seemed to have devel-
oped the air ofs ccnversation. they
had fancy dress parties and many
theatricals rtfr
A State Branchi OF the National
Council for Women Educators was
formed in Delaware last Saturday.
The meeting was held at the
Women's ColleFet. The following om-
NfIN NNAN NA'AN|0f ANEAAtNAH AftAW
winifred ]. Robinson; vice-presi-
dent. Miss Laura Richards OF
Georgetown; secretary. Miss Maud
Lodge OF Dover, treasurer, Miss
Elizabeth MCDANIEL or Wilmington.
After the business meeting. Dean
Robinson entertained the members
OF the newly-formed organization at
luncheon.
Girls from Harrington and Green
wood High Schools were the guests
OF the college during the past week
end. The girls were distributed
among the buildings so that they
might get a. general idea OF the
whole college. The girls were shown
over the college on Saturday after
moon. attended, the game and the
rArtist Series entertainment on Sat
urday evening. and were given a
luncheon by pean, Robinson on sun
day. The girls were Misses Pearl
earn. Evangeiine Thorpe. Lillian
Harmstead. Ruth Greenles. Eliza
beth Howland Thelma wix. Hazel
Long. DelemA BarwiclS. Frances
| Richards, Mabel Conaway. Marian
Jones. Esther Russell. Nell Rogers.
The girls werc chaperoned by Miss
l Catherson ana Miss Gibson.
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Society

row with Mrs. A %. Warner for
Cal NOrnia.
Miss Margaret d. Millspaugh, OF
Haddonfieid. n. j.. spent the week
end as the guest OF her sister, Mrs.
Edgar Q. Bullock.
Mrs. Edward Walsh, q Newark, n.
J., has been visiting Mrs. Frank
Hughes.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. y. Allen. OF Phil,
adeiphia. were the Weekend guests
OF Mr. and Mrs. willard II. Sauls-
bury, of Hillcrest.
Mrs. Mary Dandy, OF Hazelton,
Pa. is spending the week with her
niece. Mrs. John Dandy, 1907 Clay
ton street
Mrs. s. S. Reynolds. 1924 West
Eighth street. spent the weekend at
Leopard, Pa.
Miss Barbara Bach is spending sew
eral weeks in Richmond. Va.
Evening journal., 1921-02-16
GRACE CLEANERS

At the meeting OF the Craze Clean
ers Young WOmen's Foreign Mission
ary Society, held on Monday evenini|
at the home Of Mrs. James w. Rob.
ertson. sii Van Buren street. 70 wal
decided to hold the annual supper dI
the society on March 40. in Graci
church house. Following the suppe
there will be a short sketch by mem
bers Of the society. The devotiona.
services were in charge OF Mrs. J. {.
Bentley. and the program was pre- .
sented by Mrs. William A. Heindle,
At the close OF the evening refresf ?
ments were served and a social hotf
enjoyed. The part Of The program
was in keeping with St ValentineN y
Day. The hostesses for the evenir 3
were Mrs. Eli Mendinhall. Mrs. E.
mer Charp, Mrs. Robertson, M /.
Everett short and Mrs. J. C. Bentle. !
Evening journal., 1921-02-16
DAuGHTERS MUSICALE.

The musicale and dance to be given
tomorrow evening in the ballroom OF
the Hotel dupont, under the auspices
OF the Daughters Of 1912, for the bene-
ut Of the Child Welfare movement Of
Delaware, promises to be a most de-
lightful evening for music lovers.
The Orpheus Mixed Quartet, OF
Philadelphia, will present in cos
tune, the Shakespeare song cycle.
An Old English Garden The quar-
tet is under the leadership OF Mrs.
X. H. Baugh. Members OF the quartet
are Edna Harwood Baugher. soprano :
Loretta La Pitre Strehl, contralto (:
Philip Warren Cooke, tenor. and Don
aid Redding, baritone. Alton X.
Dougherty will be accompanist.
Following the musical program.
dancing will be enjoyed from / O'Clock
until midnight.
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p d. r. & lie S

Mr.. and Mrs 1. Krichevsky, 1912
West street, recently entertained at
their home members OF the kosmos
Klub. Music was furnished by the
Kosmos Jazz Boys consisting OF
Ralph Edwards. piano; J. Stradley.
violin: Carl Brown. cornet and Alec
Brown, traps. William Schwamb
and Victor Iannelh sang several
solos Dances were given by Miss
Grace Webber and Mrs. Edna Ed
wards Refreshments were served
Those present were: The Misses
Ethel Ennis. Elva Card, Grace Web
ber, Anna and Martha Krichevsky,
Marie Rowe, Sylvia Slovite and
Mamie Schwamb; ]. Thompson, =.
Krichevsky. william Schwamb. Will
liam Shutes, Victor 1anneli, David
Silker, Carl Brown. ]. Stradley, and
Alec Brown. Mrs. Warren, Mr.. and
Mrs. /. KrichevslSy. Mr.. and Mrs f.
Massey and Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph
Edwards.
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Mckay, OF
go IL Madison street we're given a
surprise party on Monday evening in
nOnOI VI lAltlI nAAAttnAn WthAAIk All
niversary About 80 guests took part
in the celebration. The evening was
spent in music and dancing. and
during the evening MIR. and Mrs. Nc
Kay were presented with a silver
tray and pair OF mahogany candle
sticks
The What So Ever Circle, an or
ganized class OF Epworth NJ. e. Sun
day School OF which Mrs. Bottie
Price is teacher. gave its annual sup
per on Monday evening in the pri-
mary department OF the Sunday
School. A pleasing talk was given
by Willis l. Overdeer. superinteD-
dent OF the Sunday School. and sew
eral members OF the class The fol-
lowing were present; Mr.. and Mrs.
Willis l.. Overdeer. Mrs. Lottie Price,
Miss Edith Clancy, Mrs. Bertha
Hirst Camden, n. j.. Mrs. MAY Null.
Carneys Point. N. j.. Mrs. Odessa
Bullock. Mrs. Florence Tuft. Mrs.
Florence Collins. Mrs. Belle TEomp-
son. Mrs. Mabel Hobbs, Mrs Laura
S Messick. Mrs. Margaret Hitchins.
Mrs. Lilliae winbrow. Mrs. Eta l.
Taylor, Mrs. Bessie Thomas. Mrs.
Jennie Collins. Mrs. Bertha More
land. Mrs. Stella Unkart, Mrs. Mabel
Bacon, Mrs. NJ. Jane Turner, Miss
Hattie Evans. Little Aubrey Bacon.
Miss Emma Evans. Miss Nellie jew
ell, Miss Lillian Hutchins, Mrs. Mar
garet Donovan. Miss Agnes Forkum,
Mrs Mollie wilhelm.
The monthly meeting win be held
on next Monday evening at the home
Of Mrs. Jennie Collins, 9o5 Lom-
bard street.
Mrs. w. Saxon Lynch and Mrs. II
Merren Lynch entertained last even
ing at the home OF Mrs. W. SaxoI
Lynch. 2202 Monroe street. in honoi
OF Miss Alva Lynch who will b'
married tomorrow 10 William How
ard McGinnes. The affair was a
shower for the bride-to-be. Decora-
tions were carried out in blue and
gold. A dainty repast was served.
Evening journal., 1921-02-16
BUSINESS WoMENs CLUE.

The entertainment committee OF ne
Business and Professional -Wonenp
Club announce that the rhildrens
party which was to have been held
this week has been postponed until
the first Thursday in March.
The regular Wednesday tea win bs
held in the club room at si3 West
street, from 4.3O until o'clock. The
hostess will be Miss Clara Dill. assist
ed by Mrs. w. Plish.
Every member OF the club Is re-
quested 10 put the Wednesday tea on
her engagement calandar. as there ara
several important and interesting mat
ters 10 be discussed
The monthly meeting Of the execu-
tive committee will be held at Z
o'clock this evening, al the home %
Miss Helen Garrett, 1904 Brooms
street.
There win be no regular Thursday
reading this week
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Weddings

The wedding OF Mis- Alva Lynch,
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Minos
Lynch, OF Richardson Park. and Will
liam Howard McGinness, son Of Nfr.
and Mrs. Charles Lemuel McGinness,
OF Millington, Nd, will take place at
noon tomorrow at the home OF the
brides parents. The ceremony will
be performed by the Rev. Elias B.
Baker. OF Philadelphia. a cousin OF
the bride.
Miss Ruth Hoffeoker OF Bellevue,
Md, formerly OF this city, a cousin
Of the groom, will be the maid OF
honor Irving Hazel, OF Chester, a
cousin OF the groom, will be best
man Little Miss Margaret Janvier
Lynch, niece Of the bride, will be
flower girl.
The bride will wear embroidered
white crepe de chine and will carry a
shower bouquet Of bride roses, lilies
Of the valley and smilax. The maid
OF honor will wear yellow taffeta and
Will carry a bouquet Of Ophelia
roses and lilies Of the valley The
little flower girl will wear white silk,
embroidered in blue and gold roses.
she will carry a basket cf yellow daf-
fodls. The wedding music will be
played by Mrs. Emma SaxtOn, an aunt
Of the bride.
Following the ceremony there will
be a small reception. The couple
will leave tomorrow afternoon on a
wedding trip, and after April win
be at home at Chester Manor, on
Chester river, between Millington and
Ghestertown, Md.
The bride-to-be is we'll known in
this city, having taken an active part
in Methodist church work. She was a
former member Of st. Pauls NJ. E.
Church, this city. but is now a mem
Der OF the Richardson Park Church.
Mr. McGinness is a graduate OF Mary
land State College and a nephew OF
the Rev. z. l.. Hoffecker, d. D.. former
district superintendent Of the vii
m iigton district, Methodist Episcopal
Conference.
Mrs. W. Edqar Maloney, OF Dover,
and Miss Ruth Hoffcker, OF Bellevue,
Md, are the house guests OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Minos Lynch. This evening Miss
Lynch will entertain the bridal party
Mrs. James Sayers. OF 441o Mar
ket street, announces the marriage
OF her daughter. Miss Mildred F..
Catta to John f. Shearer OF this city.
The wedding took place at EllSton,
Nd, on December 16. the Rev. Geo.
T. Anderson. officiating. The cou-
pie were attended by Miss Margaret
J.. Hickman and John J. Powell,
Jr.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. T. Weer, OF New
Castle. entertained at dinner on
Sunday in honor OF Mr.. and Mrs. E.
Clyde Weer. who were married re-
Gently. Previous to her marriage
Mrs. weer was Miss Emily Davis OF
this city.
The guests included, Mr. and Mrs,
+. Clyde Weer. Mr.. and Mrs. Earl
II. Weer, Mr.. and Mrs. e. T. Weer,
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Pennock. Mr..
and Mrs. Leslie Hannum, Mrs. Geo.
L. Weer, Miss Josephine Weer, Miss
Mary Dagnon, Miss Mary Davis,
Miss Florence Davis, Miss Betty
Weer. John A. Miller. Jack McCabe
I. Pvan. T.. L Pennock and Carl
ton B. Weer.
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QUIET DAY FOR WOuFN

Tue Quiet Hours for Women for the
Diocese OF Delaware. which is held
every year in Lent viii be conducted
by the Rt Rev Philip Cook. Bishop
Of the Protestant Episcopal Church.
in st. Andrews p. E. Churh, on Fri
day.
The Quiet Hours are held under the
auspices Of the Women's Auxiliary OF
the Diocese, which extends a cordial
invitation to all women 10 be present.
The service will be opened with cor
porate communion at 10 o'clock. The
morning service will continue until
1890 o'clock The afternoon session
will be held from 2 until O'Clock.
Evening journal., 1921-02-16
DeIdWdre Wife Savers
IAn EdILorIal by lhe sooIeLy EdItorl

Delaware wife pump n kitchen a wash
ing machine an electric ehurn OF the thousands
which make life
Department Aecul-
is
clos with OF
being urged time o
play
have the right
husbands being told few thingshat
saving and mod cor as G. home
Further it urged strongly.
afternoons
ann should TO them.
A wife saver is a fe
Evening journal., 1921-02-16

Miss Helen Garrett VII give tea
on Saturday. February %. in honor
OF her niece. Miss Elmer Vandegrift
and Mrs. Thomas Bradford, formerly
Miss Marjorie ODell. whose mar
riage was one OF the prominent so
cfal events OF last autumn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene DUPONT are
the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Francis
S. whitten. at their cottage, at
Miami, Fla
Mr.. and Mrs. Iammot DUPONT ara
guests at the Poincianna, Palm
Beach, Florida
Robert Bowser, formerly OF Will
mington, but now OF Concord, Mass,
has been appointed as instructor in
transportation in the business school
OF Harvard University. His parents,
the Rev. and Mrs. A. T. Bowser, live
IN Cambridge.
Mrs. Frederick E. Bach gave a
luncheon last Friday for Miss Doro-
thy Warner, who viii leave tomor-
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111E1LzI1be5

Pollyanna Branch. International
Sunshine Society, will meet tomor-
row evening at the home OF Mrs. w.
J. Robinson. s72S Market street.
Iibrarius branch. international
Sunshine Society. will meet at 7.15
o'clock tomorrow evening in Sum
shine Hall. 1909 Delaware avenue.
Immediately following the business
meeting card party will be held.
1t is urged that all members be
present.
The reading section OF the New
Century Club viii hold Round
Table at $50 o'clock this afternoon
st the club building. Miss Alice p.
Smythe win give a paper Lincoln
as we Know Him Today
The Delaware Association OF Col
lege Women will meet at s o'clock
tomorrow evening at Trinity parish
house. Delaware avenue and Adams
street Dr. Walter Hunihen, presi-
dent OF Delaware College will ad.
dress the meeting. All members oi
the association are privileged e
bring with them a guest
Interesting reports showing the ac.
uvities or the different divisions were
given at the meeting OF the pennsyl-
vania Railroad Wonen's Aid, held on
Monday afternoon in the assembly
room OF the Pennsylvania Railroad
building Front and French streets
Owing 10 the late bereavement OF Mrs
Gamble Latrobe. general superintend-
ent, she was not present. and Mrs
Franklin Duane presided in her alb
sence. Musical selections were given
by Mrs. Downing.
There will be a meeting OF the Del
aware Division or the Womcn's Aid
tomorrow at Milford. An persons at.
tending from This city win leave VIII
mington on the 8i9 train.
The Eismere Civic Club will NEE
at o'clock this evening in Oal
Grove school house. An interesting
program has been arranged and al
members are asked to be present
One Of the features af the Currcn
Events Class OF the New Century Club
yesterday morning. was that the mem
bers were afforded the pleasure o
seeing portrait Of Miss Emma Wor
rell, which has rerently been com
pleted by Clawson s Hamnitt. Mrs
Frederick Brinehurst, president OF m
Club. paid loving tribute TO Mis-
WOrrell.
Current Events were given by Mrs
Harry T. Graham. Taxation wa
the subject discussed by James r
Brown president OF the Manhattan
Single Tax Club.
Miss Elizabeth p. Speakmsn gave
brief review OF John Drinkwater'
abraham Lincoln" Samuel johnson
who Is in charge OF the vocationa
department or the local public schools
presented to the consideration OF IN
class the importance OF ''Vocationa
Training for Girls and Women"
Mrs. Lorraine Clark. OF Chester. pa
sang the solos, accompanied on IN
Evening journal., 1921-02-16
CLUR CARn pARrY

A Valentine card party win be
held tomorrow evening at the Wash
ington Heights Century Club build
ing, 2300 Boulevard. under the aus
pices OF the conservation committee.
club classes and the current events
class. The proceeds will 60 towards
the club building fund. Both 800"
and bridge will be played. Many
pretty prizes OF handiwork and China
painting will be awarded in the card
games. This will be the third Of a
series Of card games to be given this
winter at the new club house.
Evening journal., 1921-02-16
Y. ". c. A. NEWS

All members Of the Girl Reserve
Corps and clubs OF the Young Wo-
mems Christian Association are cen
tering their interest this week on the
Pilgrim entertainment which will be
given In the Wilmington High school
on Friday evening.
The entertainment will consist OF
sketches, tableaux. games and music
The program will be as follows: 'spil-
grims. Old and New dialogue, Mar
shallton Girl Reserve Corps; The
Soul Of Priscilla" a sketch, Oriole
Corps; tahleau. Pocahontas Corps ;
drill. Hlawatha Corps: The Minute, ,"
by the r, l.. C.. Club: 'May-day.~ a
sketch. the Friendship Club: Handing
OF the Pilgrims" a tableau. HE East
lake Girl Reserve Sorps; games play
ed in the Pilgrims period. by the Wa
watasi and the West End Girl Reserve
Corps; "The Land OF Nod a song. by
the Good Fairy Corps: song. ensemble.
The program viii close with the sing
ing OF The star Spangled Banner" D."
During the evening selections will be
played by the mandolin club Mem
bers Of the True Blue Reserve Corps
will serve as ushers
All members OF the association are
asked 30 attend this entertainment. A
silver offering win he taken.
At a meeting Of the officers Of an
the Girl Reserve Corps. held yester-
day. il was decided 10 hold a promo
tion ceremony and meeting on Feb
ruary "a AZ this time the different
members of the corps will he pro-
NOTED. The members OF the different
corps will he arranged in the corps
according 10 the grades corresponding
with those they are in public schools
Members OF the wapanach Camp
Fire Girls will give dance in the rluh
rooms, on Saturday evening.
There will be a rehearsal at 330
o'clock tomorrow afternoon OF all the
club and corps mat are 10 take part
in the Pilgrim entertainment at the
Wilmington High school, Miss Alma
Tall. girls work secretary, urges the
attendance OF all who take part
The third of the series OF the Len
ten Bible classes was held this morn
ing at The club rooms. Miss Bertha
Harlan is instructor. The public is
invited 10 attend this series or meet
ings. which will be held from i030
until 1870 o'clock each Wednesday
morning during the Lenten season.
Evening journal., 1921-02-16
WEST SEWING CIRCLE.

Twenty-nine members OF the Wo-
mems Sewing Circle OF West Pres
byterian Church met at the home Of
Mrs. s. s. Reynolds. 1924 West Eighth
street, last Thursday evening During
the evening four new members were
admitted. After the business meeting
social hour was enjoyedd.
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story anticipates the coming OF the
picture with the greatest pleasure.
Those who are not familiar have a
rare treat in store for them.
Miss Jackson and those who are
helping in having the picture pre-
sented in This city are members OF
the Smith Alumnae The proceeds
will be sent b. the Smith College
100000 fund
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MISSIONARY TEA.

The Missionary Society OF Ollvet
PRESBYTERIAN Church will hold It's
thanksgiving and missionary tea at 8
O'Clock tomorrow evening, in the
church, Fourth and Broome streets.
Miss Bertha Harlan will make an
address on what She Saw and Learn
ed OF the Chinese Life" All mite
boxes are to be turned in at this
mneiinR
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TO nANCF F0n sunni

Miss Miriam Hawkins and Miss
Mildred Simpson graduates OF Smith
College. class Of 1920. are arranging
FOR a dance TO be held in the New
Century Club on the evening Of April
4. The proceeds viii be given to the
1920 class quota OF Smith College.
which entire fund is s400O,0OO.
Evening journal., 1921-02-16
MOYIEs r0 HEIp sAnTH.

Several meetings have been held
recently at the home Of Miss Eliza
beth r. Jackson, ii0 Washington
street, TO discuss plans for bringing
10 this city a motion picture version
OF Alice in Wonderland The film
viii be shown at the Playhouse on
March e.
Everyone who is familiar with the
Evening journal., 1921-02-16
am MEETING AT MUrOnD

The Delaware Division OF the Penn
sylvania Railroad Women's Aid will
be held at Milford. tomorrow. Those
who expect TO attend from DWilming-
ton will leave this city at $40 a. m.
A box luncheon will he served at
noon.
Evening journal., 1921-02-16
RTIITTONTT am 10 STW

The Ladies' Aid Society Of Ben,
fonte NJ E. Church, will meet at isj
o'clock tomorrow afternoon, at N
home OF Mrs L. L. Cooper. president
Of the society. All members ari
asked to bring with them thread.
needle, scissors and thimble, ani
take part in joining the squares Of
the friendship quilt.
Evening journal., 1921-02-16
sWARTHMORE GLEE CONCERT.

The SwarthmOre Glee Club VIII
give a concert on March IS, in thy
ballroom OF the Hotel dupont, Thil
highly promising concert will h.,
given under the auspices Of the aux,
iliary Of the Homeopathio Hospita
Tickets for the affair can be pur
chased from any member Of the aux
ilisry. Following the concert ther,
will be dancing.
Evening journal., 1921-02-16
NM pnST MIICAIEs

For the beneflt of the John L. Fish-
er Naval Post. American Legion. a
concert will be given on both the
evenings OF March and .. at the
New Century Club. The soloist will
be lrma Seydel. a famed vlolinist.
who has played this season with the
Boston symphony. Assisting Miss
Seydel will be Edgar Fowlston. bari.
tone soloist, and Artemisa Elizondo. a
Mexican pianist The program prom
ises TO be highly interesting and en-
tertaininR.
Evening journal., 1921-02-16

Photo By Shewelu
Miss Mackln Beatie Y W. c. A
She
and during
Womens Christian
which in
taken
Evening journal., 1921-02-16
ST. JOHNs WOMENs MEETING.

The WOmen's Auxiliary OF St
Johns p. +. Church WI hold an all
day meeting tomorrow, beginning at
10 O'Clock. TO start the Lenten work.
Evening journal., 1921-02-16
When Women Beam
lAn Edltorlal by De soelety Edltorl

IAn tUIuIIdI Dy oVcItIy EuIIufI
Illinois have marched York TO
the worlds as
many smile upon Broadway
A New II e devil
drivers" would far in New York.
they the Grand Central station he
replied.
They will as a matter Of fact get farther.
all they have for them
Of it, the devil aimed
missionaries rO.
is that whe uspauv
finish H. they the daueb-
tersda
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-07-11
SOLOMON BRODY DIES
IN N. Y. HOSPITAL

Solomon BrOdy, a resident of this
city for the past thirty years, died
yesterday morning at Mt, Sinai Hos
pital, New York City, following an
operation on Saturday. Mr.. Brody
was fifty-four years old, and had
been i'll for some time. He went to
the hospital on Thursday. He had
been connected with the New York
Life Insurance Company for twelve
years and had conducted a delicates-
sen store in State street for some
time. Mr.. Brody was organizer and
president of the following organiza-
tions about the city: Congregation
Shaary Tfiloh, Hebrew Free School,
Bnei Zion Camp No. 20, Order Bnei
Zion, and Local Birth Abraham
Lodge. 1t was through his eEorts
that the synagogue in Madison ave-
nue. was erected in 1902. He was a
member of the board of directors of
the Young Mems Hebrew Association
and was identified with the various
other charitable organizations.
Mr.. Brody was prominent in all
Jewish and civic undertakings and
was well known about the city. Be-
sides his widow, he is survived by
four daughters, Mrs. S. Alpert, of
Dannamora, N. Y; Mrs. Bessie Cav
ronsky and Misses Rose and Fannie
Brody of this city, and a son, J.
Brody, of Plainfield. The funeral
services were held this afternoon
from his late residence, 179 Kearny
avenue.