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Evening journal., 1921-01-19
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The Woman's Club OF Newport Will
meet on Friday evening at the home
Of Mrs. William A. Dannenhauer. All
members are asked to attend.
Mrs c. f. Cox, OF this city, will adj
dress the members Of the Claymont
Womans Club at their meeting next
Monday afternoon, on the subject
1.-The Drama which paper she re-
Gently presented TO the Current Events
Class OF the New Century Club. Miss
Elizabeth Speakman Will read a letter
from Charles HOlman-Black, OF Paris.
who, during the war, devoted all his
time and a greater part OF his private
fortune TO the needs OF the French and
Belgian soldiers, and who since has
been giving aid TO those rebuilding
homes in the devastated regions.
The current events for February
will be given by Mrs. Thomas q. Alex
ander and Mrs. Arthur A. Wllmot.
The Home Nursing Glass OF the
Washington Heights Century Club will
be held at i30 o'clock tomorrow af-
ternOOn at the Red Cross Teaching
Center, 9i3 Delaware avenue.
All members OF the New Century
Club are asked TO keep in mind the
story hour for children, which will be
held at the club at 10 o'clock saiur-
day morning. Mrs Floy p. Booth will
be In charge OF the program and all
children Of club members under the
age Of 10 years Will be welcomed.
The Marshallion Civic Club will
meet at 2.30 o'clock tomorrow after
noon In the schoolhouse. All members
are asked 10 be present. as much
new BUSINESS is 10 be discussed.
TWO members were admitted 10
/ Richardson Park CiVics Club at the
meeting held yesterday afternoon at
| The home OF Mrs William Hampton
llt was announced that the club
would hold "A rummage sale on Friday
i { IA Tainall street, Wilmington. The
recent card party held by the club
lt the home OF Mrs. Samuel Cauf
imam was reported successful.
An additional electric light Is b. bS
placed by the club in the near future
ltin Belmont avenue. All persons hay
King donations for the rummage sale
lare asked 20 send them TO the home
/ n Mrs George Stuart not later thu
Tomorrow evening
Mrs. Samuel Townsend, presiden
NJ the club, gave an interesting re
, 0rt OF the meeting of The executive
l~ommittee meeting Of the Delaware
late Federation OF Women's clubs
Meld last Wednesday at the Wash
lngton Heights Century Club. Follow
ling the business a musical program
lNVas enjoyed and the hostess serNe'
refreshments. The next meeting o
the club viii be held on February.
lat the home OF Mrs. Wynard Baylis
Reciprocity nay was observed Dr.
. the Washington Heights Centur'
, Club on Monday afternoon, whel
, they met with the Blue Rock Com
/. munity Club at the home OF Mrs. +
..lR. Neascy. The hostesses for IN
n afternoon were Mrs. Neasey and Mn
b +. p. Strickland Mrs. C. p. Robinson
chairman for January. presented
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EPIPHANY MEETING.

The Epiphany meeting OF the Della
ware Branch OF the Woman's Aux
iliary will be held at ? o'clock To-
morrow afternoon in St. Johns p f.
Church. The program will be con-
fined TO local diocesan affairs. Bishop
Cook will speak on 'sNfissiosary Op-
portunities In Delaware" IL is ex-
pected that Dr. G. n. B. Turner, OF
Lewes, Will talk OF his work among
the seamen.
There will be a meeting OF the
executive committee at the home OF
Mrs. Frederick Bringhurst al A
O'Clock, after which Mrs. Bringhurst
will entertain the members OF the
committee at luncheon. The execu-
tive officers OF the auxiliary are .
Honorary president. Mrs O. J.. Neil
Naine; president, Mrs. John II. Sauls-
bury. Dover; president. Mrs.
Frederick William Curtis: Kent coun-
tV representative, Mrs. r.. l.. Lindale.
/ Wyoming: SusseX county. Mrs
/ Charles G. Patterson. Milford: scce-
/ tary. Mrs. Thomas G.. Hail. Smyrna
treasurer. Mrs. Robert p Rayner: d.
rector Of box work, Mrs. William n.
/ Bradford Middletown: educational
secretary, Mrs. Frederick Bringhurst
treasurer Of united offering. Mrs. Viii
liam H. Laird; corresponding secre-
tary OF church periodical club, Nfrs
Delaware Clark.
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Society
D the "ImperaLorN tomorrow noon.

on the "Imperator" tomorrow noon.
Mrs, Anna Laurent. OF Glenslde, Pa,
announces the engagement OF her
daughter, Miss Edna Louise Laurent,
TO Lawrence r. Jefferis, Jr., 2603 West
Sixteenth street, this city. Mr.. JEFF
ferris Is the second son Of l.. r. Jeiferls,
treasurer OF the Hilles and Jones
COmpanq.
Mrs. Calvin S. Lenderman and son,
Calvin 5. Lenderman. Jr., have re-
turned to their home In Stamford,
Conn, after spending several weeks in
this city. Mr.. Lenderman returned
after the holidays.
Charles Whalen, formerly OF this
city but now OF Baltimore, is spend
ing several days as the guest Of
Thomas Lyman, near Boxwood.
Mrs. Franklin w. Bradway, Of the
Buckingham Apartments, Will enter
tain the Thursday bridge club at her
home tomorrow afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. william +. Sellers. OF
Edge Moor, leave this week for Cali
fOrnia, where they will spend the
Udldnct OF lHt WlnltTs
Mr.. and Mrs. English Of Altoona,
Pa. were weekend guests OF Mr.. and
MIS- Howard Stanton, 823 West
Fourth street.
Miss Edna McCraoken attended the
inaugural ball at Dover last evening.
Miss Estelle Taylor, OF New York
city. was a Wilmington visitor yes
terday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles l.. Reese will
entertain at dinner on Friday even
ing. in honor OF Bishop and Mrs,
Cook.
Miss Margaret Pierce entertained at
dinner on sunday. Miss Glare Myers
OF Philadelphia, Miss Edith O'Donald
and Miss Myrtle Paul.
Evening journal., 1921-01-19

Former Archdeaoon and Mrs.
George e. Hall returned TO tbs city
last week after an absence OF several
months in Atlantic City and else
where Mr.. and Mrs. Hall will make
their home In Franklin street, near
Eighth street. 1ney are enjoying
health each having cOnvalesced from
a serious Illness this winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. #. Jeiferis, 2603
w. Sixteenth street, received a cable
gram recently from their son, Captain
i. Vance Jefferis of Fort Kruger, Ha-
wailan Islands, telling Of a daughter
being born TO the family on January
4. Before going TO the Islands, Cap
tain Jeneris was located at Seattle,
Wash. IL was while at Seattle his
took place.
Col. and Mrs. ]. Ernest Smith are at
the Royal poinciana Hotel Palm
Beach, Fla, for several weeks.
Mrs Russell Brown and Mrs. VIII
liam Washburn, OF Brooklyn, n. Y,
are the guests OF Mrs. Il. p Young,
2i07 Boulevard Mrs. Young Will en-
iertain at luncheon on Friday a party
OF women from several cities who
were guests last summer at Lakewood
Farm, Roscoe, n. Y, when Mrf.
Young. Miss Anna h. Young and Miss
Elizabeth Young were there.
Mrs Frederick Byrne and sons
Frederick, Jr.. and Robert, OF New
York city, are the guests Of Mrs
Byrne's father. Michael Sexton, 20OC
Woodlswn avenue.
Many Wilmlngtonians attended the
tea given this afternoon at Odessa hy
Mrs. Frank b. Watkins and Miss Fran
ices Watkins, In honor OF Mrs. ROdman
Smith and Mrs. John Watkins. Mrs
Smith lives at Silversde. Mrs. Wat
kns Is a resident Of Odessa.
Mrs. William C. Spruance left toda,
for New York, where she will bid "bor
voyage" TO Mrs. Preston Lea anC
Miss Louise, who viii sail for Europ,
Evening journal., 1921-01-19

The Girl Reserve Council met yes
terday afternoon to award triangles
and chevrOns to members who won
the highest number Of hOnOrs in their
corps. Triangles were awarded as
follows: True Blue Corps, the Misses
Rose Brown and Dorothy Tay-
lor; Good Fairy Corps, Miss Dorothy
Tyson; Eastlake Corps, Miss Elsie
Blair; Oriole Corps, the Misses Con
stance Lecey, EleanOre Edge, DOrO-
thy Interleid. Margaret Burke, Mabel
Fuller. Grace Burton, Evelyn Halter,
Minerva Wood Hannah Sheldon. A.
Sines, Frances Mal"Olm. Marion COyle,
Ruth Stierle. Edith Holiday; Hlawa-
tha Corps, the Misses Adeline Downs;
Ethel Whitley. Helen Tevis, Muriel
Hay Ruth Pierson, Margaret Sharp
less; MarshalltOn Reserve Corps, Miss
Edna Campbell.
Five members OF the various corps
received chevrons. This mark Of dis
tnctiOn Is given TO each member who
has won 40 hOnOrs. Two OF the young
women won two chevrons each. They
were Miss Constance Lacey and Miss
Dorothy Tyson. Those who received
one chevron were Miss Evelyn Halter,
Miss Edna Campbell, and Miss Elsie
Blair. Miss Edith Payne has the dis
tinctiOn OF having won the greatest
number OF honors and chevrons. Her
honors number i43 and she possesses
3 cheyrons. As the members win the
chevrons their names are put on the
honor roll which hangs In the club
house.
The Oriole Corps is leading in the
contest as 10 the greatest numbers OF
hOnors for any individual corps. Their
hOnOrs number ass. The Eastlake
Corps Is second
Six members OF the Friendship Club
went to the Children's Home last Sat
urday afternoon and entertained the
little residents Of the home with a
novel and delightful play. Following
the presentation the members Of the
club enjoyed games and songs with
the little people At the conclusion OF
the fun refreshments were served
Those who took part in the entertain
ment were Miss Edna Frazier. chair
man Of the social service committee
OF the club. the Misses Ruth jenkins
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We ddime<sI

Miss Suzanne speakman, daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Willard A. speakman
and William Bailey Denham. will be
married at o'clock, on Saturday
evening, in st. Andrews p. E. Church
by the Rev. r. W. TPapnelI.
The brides attendants will be Miss
Marjorie Speakman, Miss Ruth Sneak
man, sisters Of the bride. and Mrs
Charles Stewart Smith. The best man
will be James Denham. brother ~
the groom.
The wedding music will be riven
Dy +. j. Muhlhausen, organist Of tbe
ist. Fioiih-
Immediately following the veddi,,
reception will be held at the boms
or the brides parents ioiiio (
AFTER a wedding trip the young cou-
this city. '0'iuence IN
Evening journal., 1921-01-19
She LiUed to See the Day
an Editorial BY The Society Edliorl

The Rev. Phoebe Hanaford minister
articles
the Island Of Nantucket in 1929
She taught school there Then the feminist movement stirred her
anad she studied for the ministry She devoted also the tenn
FIRST
Mott
spent many years working
subjects whcn then particularly
She is said to have comparatively little
a the OF 92
But better satisfaction than
luxury made possible by accumulation OF
wealth given the ideas to which their lives
are devoted the movement for the political
freedom OF in the United States
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u ,DIAUGHTERs OF 'i2 MUSICALE

The Daughters OF 1912 viii nrescn, -,'s,, ,
musicale and dance in the bailroom %
Ihe Hotel dupont on The eyeniDg ~ ~
FeDruary H. This affair will MARI tho
anniversary ann Of the signing Of fhe nesce
Wealy after the war OF 1872 '0'0'
hv3Ipheus Mixed Quartet. OF PhiladeI-
PP'5,a, Pano,n consisting Of Edna Harwood
warren Cooke and Donald Reddirilp
VIII present Shakespeare SONG c,,ais' /,
me program will be given AZ On
2 CLOCK and will be followed hy 'oo
uance. The proceeds will be given %,
cnlld welfare work in Delaware 0" ~
ilckets for this occasion NAV no oh.
tanned from Mrs Thomas q M MIMI M
prbesiqent i,ibs I,, OF the Daughters OF isi5
rom ron iiVes N'as az 1903 Delaware avenue, or
DUPONT Building, ONCE no z N nbone 1ne'
Evening journal., 1921-01-19

program Of unusual interest. Current
events were given by Mrs. Jesse II.
Martin. Vocal solos were sung by
Mrs. Frances Dewitt Babcock A
Literary potpourri," contributed by
Mrs. J. E. Fuller. contained on ao-
count Of "Naamans Tea House" Mrs.
Fuller said in part:
Our little State OF Delaware has
many spots OF historical interest and
many old homesteads that date back
two centuries at least Probably the
oldest place OF habitation In the State
is that which Is familiarly known TO
us as Naaman's Tea House, along the
Philadelphia pike. This interesting
looking tea house has become popu-
lar with motorists during the past
four or five years, many parties mo-
t0ring out from Wilmington FOR din
ner and dancing in the evening. The
tea house is the Robinson Homestead
and derives its present name from
Naaman's Creek, which flows Just
across The road from IT, The old
square swedish block house standing
at the rear Is even older than the
mansion itself. The block house, a
defensive outpost built in 1854 by
John Rising, the swedish lieutenant
governor under Pimtz.
"The year following 10 was attack
ed by a Dutch expedition sent from
New Amsterdam by Peter StuyVesant.
10 was captured by the Indians in
1914, and over a century later by the
British forces In the early stages OF
the Revolution The mansion, built
many years before the Revolution
Was the property OF Colonel Thomas
Robinson. patriot formerly in th,
British Colonial service, who wa
born here Agnst Mill, operated b,
the Robinson family, formerly stoot
beside the creek, and tradition goc'
that at the command OF Genera
Washington. the Riill stores wer,
levied by General Henry Lt-, OF IN
Light Horse Troop
Mrs. James \. GinRs told OF her re
cent trip 10 Denver. telling OF lh
many interesting stops made a.
route. Among the places OF intcrcs
pointed out In Denver by Mrs. Glnn
was the school OF Opportunity
which is maintained by the Boacd q
Education The school is a place g.
! learning where anyone OF any g.
may obtain. without CHARGE. m
knowledge OF any desired trade OF
| profession.
Ia the social hour which folloWc
tea and waters were served. Mr.
Neascy was assisted by Mrs. Walt
Craig. Miss Marion Dais, Mis- Lor.
ena Emmons and Mrs. John Kellum
Mrs. Frank Strickland poured.
Evening journal., 1921-01-19
cunnREN TO DANCE.

The Children OF the American heNo-
luton met on Saturday afternoon at
the New Century Club. Mrs William
Rond Mrs. James II. Scott and Mrs. C.
s. Middletown, members Of Caesar
Rodney Chapter. daughters OF the
American Revolution, met with the
children.
senied. recitation. Little Chickens,
Richard Bond: piano solo, Media
tions" Gerald Poole; recitation,
"Bread and Milk" Alice Bond; piano
selection, Marion Lednum.
meeting and Janet Brady was hostess.
The next meeting OF the chapter viii
he in the nature OF a tea and dance,
on February 10 at the New Century
Club. All members and friends OF ihe
Scott and Miss Dorothy Rooney nave
heen appointed committee on ar
rangements for the occasion.
Evening journal., 1921-01-19
SHOWER ron BRIDE-ELECT.
.cial 10 The Evening Journal.

Special 10 Vhe Evening Journal.
NEWPORT. Jan. i9-The Misses
Bessie and Emma Nfaclary entertained
number OF friends at their home
here on Monday evening at a variety
shower for Miss Elizabeth stroud,
whose marriage to Harvey w. Maciary
will take place in February.
The evening was spent in games
and music. Those present were: The
Misses Mildred short Mary Moody,
Edith Davis, Iva Hitch, Mary Vernon,
Bessie Maclary, Josephine Rau,
Pauline Dempsey, Helen Murphy,
Emma Maclary, Bessie Jones. Edith
Maclary. Rebecca Maclary. Elsie Mac
Nance Mrs. Florence Wilckens. Mrs.
Bella Stroud. Earle Stats, George
Rau. Richard Appleby, Harvey Mac
larry. Robert Maclary, William G. Mac
lary William Haubert. Mr.. and Mrs
Horace Deakyne, MI and Mrs. Frank
o. Keen, Mr.. and Mrs. Olin Haubert
Mr.. and Mrs. Watson keolig. Mr.. and
Mrs. Clarence Jones. Mr. and Mrs
DUMMY Lyman. Mr.. and Mrs. Warren
Cranston and Mr. and Mrs. G. w
Maclary.
Evening journal., 1921-01-19
Mrs. Peachey Comes Across
IAn Editorial BY The Society Editor)

All those Wilmington sometle trouble ~ hi,
own and all those who are borrowing trouble from the future and
especially all those who view period of time ,st
Peacheys w W ~eh' "'He
Mrs Peachey is according reports fine speeimen q,
immigrant landed New shores She was vido5
by the and has nothing between
willing hands and the British awards the family
OF dead hero No. that statement is
Mrs Peachey is the proudes mother you eight boys
the oldest, IS; the youngest is three. '9'
with eight in the World
Mrs Peachey when By now The whole
Peachey headed Observation-Disclosures
doors and plenty Of and opportunity the mother explained
person overwhelmed a burden hut
to Mrs. Peachey eight small children a burden
Wen somehow" she said he
but the while the children
prove themselves Peacheys their soldier
father would have been proud OF the had him ia ms
The wife Of hero? Yes but also she has something in
herself Probably greater herosm
army battlefield than command eight little
unknown land thousands Of from bomr
their joint foreoek
wishing for the young Peachey and its
mothercommanderi
Evening journal., 1921-01-19
AFTERNOON TEA.

One OF the most delightful little ar
ternoon affairs OF the season was the
tea given by Mrs. w. Robert Ellis, on
Saturday afternoon az the Betsy Mont,
gomery Tea Room. Mrs. Ellis received
her guests from $50 until o5O 9, CLOCK
The fable decorations were pink car
nations and narcissus. A tempting re-
mast was served, after which the
guests enioyed many delightful chats.
Those attending the tea included
Mrs. J. r Craddock, Mrs. w. T. Chip
man. Mrs. Henry Downing, Mrs. j. G.
pcnniwell. Mrs. G. w. Bauman, Mrs.
r. r. Blocksom. Mrs. Henry Booth,
Mrs. w. r. Ellis, Miss Edith Gri1lth
and Miss Elizabeth NJ. Bullock.
Evening journal., 1921-01-19

trap and a fly "swatter." Or. and Mrs
r. NJ X Foster sent a percolator to
Miss Jeffries with the information
that 1T never showers but it pours." !"
Although the girls are very sorry TO
lose Miss Jefrries, they wish her all
happiness.
DoOm's Day, meaning mid-year ex-
aminations will begin on Thursday.
Some minor details like practical eX-
aminatiOns In cooking and bacteriol-
Ogy have been given already, but Off
cially examinations begin on Thurs
day.
Evening journal., 1921-01-19
1BfrEh u S

PHILLIPs-To Mr.. and ".
Phillips, 213 Poplar street Sohn'
January Is, a son. pi'ai' on
WINCE-To Mr.. and Mrs F,o.s u-,-
- Adams street, at the pbveici. ,.n; y, inse;
surgeons Hospital, on January IL a
Me0uAh.do @ MT. and Mrs. Stanley Nc
quay COT Harrington street. union
PARK Gardens. at the Delaware HosI ,
pitai' on January 10, a daughter.
FlfPiN-Io Mr.. and Mrs George PIN
Delaware Hospital, on January IL
Evening journal., 1921-01-19
P d II & lie S

A party was given on Saturday even
ing at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Her
bert Kay II West Eleventh street, in
honor OF their daughter, Mrs. Joseph
Phieffer. The evening was spent in
playing games. and musical selections
by Miss Irene Glenn.
Those present were the Misses Pearl
Glenn, Irene Glenn, Edith Mcdaniel,
Bessie Cross, Josephine Hutchinson.
Marie Glenn, Beulah King, the Messrs.
Earle Williams, Loring Daniels, l..
Marshall Williams, John Coke. Bayard
Wolhar. Everett Brown, Mr.. Fisher, OF
Philadelphia. Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Tur-
ner, Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Kay, Mr..
and Mrs. James Williams, Mr.. and Mrs
Charles Daniels, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Phieffer, Mr.. and Mrs. Smedley
Brown, Mr.. and Mrs. James Glenn and
Mr.. and Mrs Harry Williams.
A pleasant evening was spent re-
Gently by the members Of the kOsmes
Klub. at the home OF the Misses
Blanche and Ann Burke, 6iS East Fifth
street. Music was furnished by Ralph
Edwards, piano, Carl Brown and JO-
seph Haverback, cornets, and Alex.
Brown, traps. Solo dances were given
by Miss Grace Webber. John Manske
and George Drexler entertained with
songs. Refreshments were served.
Those present were the Misses
Blanche and Ann Burke. Helen Conley,
Ethel Ennis. Grace Webber. Marie
Rowe and Mamie Schwamb: William
Schwamb, Victor Iannelli, William and
George Johnson. Thomas Gibbons.
Samuel Cramer, David Silker. Phillip
Richardson, Preston Kennedy. Carl
! Brown, Harry Seaburg, George Drex-
Ter, John Manske and William Shutes
Mr.. and Mrs. John Burke. Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Quinn. Mr.. and Mrs Ralph Ed
wards and Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Fitz-
simmons.
Mrs T. w. Bacchus. iii7 Franklin
street, entertained at a tea yesterday
afternoon in honor OF Miss Grace Lit
ner, OF Summit. N. j., and Miss Helen
! NJ. Harrington, Of this city, whose en-
gagement has been announced Ia
Charles A. Schiff, Of Seattle. Wash
About 100 guests attended.
Miss Litner and Miss Harrington as
sited Mrs. Bacchus in receiving. while
Mrs. +. NJ. Harrington and Mrs. w S
IWeedon poured.
Evening journal., 1921-01-19
COLUMBIA GLEE CLUB CONCERT.

FINAL arrangements were COM
pleted for the concert and dance OF
the Columbia University Glee and
Mandolin Clubs, which will be held
in the ballroom OF the Hotel dupont,
on January 81. II. G. Haskell. vice
president OF the dupont Company.
and an alumnus Of Columbia Unlver-
sity, was enthusiastic over the pros
poets OF the first appearance OF the
combined musical organizations OF
Columbia in Wilmington. and con-
sented 10 serve on the committee in
an advisory capacity.
Other Columbia men in Wilmington
who are working for the success OF
the concert, include James A. Bark
ley, acting principal OF the Whining
ton High School, Or. James z.
! Bogue, David II. Brown, Curtis C.
Casper, Dr.. II. r. Eastlack, Dr. ]. l..
France, VI. l.. Hanahan, j. II.
Hughes, II. A. Jackson, Or. r. l..
Kramer, X. l.. Monroe. G. s. Parsons,
w. II. PertOt, f. J. Riederer, J. w.
Stilliman, Or. A. p. Lanbery, l.. G..
Taylor, A. p. Won Gelder. DR.. J. Wood
ward, Joseph A. Bryan and L. NJ.
Wickersham.
The Columbia clubs will hold a
joint concert with the University OF
Pennsylvania at Philadelphia lhe
saturday night previous TO their ap-
pearance in this city and are plan
ming to tour as far south as Rich
mond and then west to Columbus.
Ohio, before returning to New York
City. The clubs have a personnel OF
so men and for the last three years
have been awarded the intercollegiate
Glee Club honOrs in competition with
Eastern Universities. This years club
from all reports is above the standard
OF past years and has been well re-
ceived in all their New York con-
certs.
In addition to the regular program
by the club the committee has Sc
cured p. Ray Perkins. OF the 1856
Columbia clubs for speciality num-
bers. Mr. Perkins has written sew
eral scores for light opera and win
/ ter garden successes and il undOubt-
ed the best known product Of COlum-
bla University in musical affairs
II. l.. LosKamp, who coached the
Columbia clubs to high honors in
1915 and 1916, will also appear with
the clubs this year. Mr.. LosKamT
has been on the metropolitan stage
lquite frequently and is we'll known
in concert work.
Evening journal., 1921-01-19

at the Playhouse tomorrow night.
Several young women employed at
the Lorillard cigar factory enjoyed a
party at the club rooms OF the Y. w.
C. A., on Saturday evening. Games ,
Ukelele selections were given for the
guests by Miss Rebecca Reinhardt.
Refreshments were served. .
Under the direction Of Miss Edna
Frazier chairman Of the program
committee OF the Friendship Club,
study OF pictures was held at the
meeting held on Monday afternoon.
Six well known pictures were display
ed and the story OF each told Among
the pictures exhibited and talked
about were "Sir Galahad' and THE
Angelus."
The IIiawatha and Wawataisi Gin
Reserve Corps met yesterday after
noon and held short business meet
ings
An informal dance was given by the
F. l., C. Club at the club rooms, last
evening. Each member was privi-
ledged 10 bring a guest af>- refresh
ments were served.
There will be a meeting OF fhe
0ri0le Corps and the True Blue Corps
this afternoon. At this time each
corps Will rehearse its part Of the en-
tertainment TO be presented at the
Pilgrim tercentenary.
At the meeting this afternoon OF the
| Pocahontas CcrpS which meets in
Hanover Presbyterian Church each
member is to contribute some kind OF
new game which will be plaved
after which there will be a story hour
The afternoon will close with a social
party will be held tomorrow aft
ernoOn by the Good Fairy Girl Re
serve at the club rooms. II win be
for members only.
Evening journal., 1921-01-19
MUSICIAN no IFCTI1nF

James Francis Cooke, editor OF the
Elude,' will lecture at 8 o'clock sat
urday evening in the Unitarian
Lnurch. 10 the Delaware State Music
Teachers Association, OF which Mrs.
Charles 2. Griflth is president. Mr.
Cooke is well known 10 Wilmington
musicians Mrs. Frances Dewitt Bah
cock VIII sing a group OF songs.
Evening journal., 1921-01-19
SCUM KRAIrT Nrpprn

Women's Loyal Moose Circle. No. 4.
viii hold a sour kraut supper tomor-
row evening in the Onera House
Building. second oor. The dfrst table
VIII be served az $40 O'Clock. Tickets
may be purchased at the dosr.