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Evening journal., 1921-06-11
DANCE TONIGHT
RIOTS BENEFIT

The first dance Of the series OF two
to be given for the benefit OF the
diet Kitchen Of the Babies Hospital
will be held this evening in the ball
room of the home of General and
Mrs. t. Coleman DUPONT, sos
Broome street. The second dance
will be held on the evening of June
%. It was first planned to hold
these benefit dances in the Whining
ton Country Club. Music will be
furnished by the Original Six Or
chestra.
The chairman OF the committee OF
young women in charge is Miss Julia
Townsend. She win be assisted by
Miss Esther Ward. Miss Helen Odell,
Miss Alice Candee, Miss Corinne
Mendinhau. Miss Alice Bush. Mrs.
William S. Prickett, Jr., and Miss
Dorothy Curtis.
The mems floor committee is as
follows: George p. Bissell. Henry
Robertson, Paul Nowland. William
S. Prickett, Jr.. Harry Bush and ].
A. Montgomery. Jr.
In the receiving line tonight will
be: Mrs Macmillan Hopes. Mrs
S. Holyday Needs. Mrs. c. Doug
lass Buck. Mrs Frank V. dupont
/ Mrs. Eugene r. DUPONT. and Mrs
| Irving Warner The hours OF the
dance viii be from until 2 o'clock
Evening journal., 1921-06-11
W. III. G. PREPARES
FOR LA WV FETE

Many attractions and novelties are
planned for the lawn fete which the
Washington Heights Century Club
will hold on the afternoon and even
ing OF June 21. on the club grounds,
1900 Boulevard. Mrs. Lydia Slocomb
is In charge with Mrs. Frank l.. How
ard, general chairman OF the COM
mittees. The general committee fol-
lows:
Mrs l.. Slocomb, chairman, ice
cream committee, assisted by Mrs.
T. ID. Wise, Mrs. Herman Glanding.
Mrs. Harvey e. Booker, chairman
OF the ticket committee.
Mrs. f. ID. Wise, chairman table
committee, assisted by Mrs. Frank
Ford Palmer, Mrs. George King.
Mrs. Jacob Kleitz, Mrs. Frank II.
Mason.
Mrs. Clarence Fraim, chairman Of
fish pond.
Mrs. Harry B. Layton, chairman
cake committee. assisted by Mrs.
Carroll w. Grimth. Mrs. Elwood G.
Hibbard. Mrs. Harry Lewis, Mrs. J.
V. Waite, Mrs. Herman Glanding.
Mrs. c. II. Dillon, chairman deco
rations, assisted by Mrs w. r. Stew.
ems, Mrs. ]. r. Emmons, Mrs. Jesse
Martin.
Mrs. Frank NJ. Hanaway, chair
man lemonade, assisted by Mrs. II
MacCutcheon, Mrs. William NJ
Shaw, Mrs. /. /. Howett.
Mrs. Joseph A. Wickersham, chair.
man candy, assisted by Mrs. J. ID
| Stroud. Miss A Shippers, Mrs. l.
Sasse, Mrs F. b. Taylor. Mrs. vii.
liam r. Ashenbach.
Evening journal., 1921-06-11
NEW FLAG TO
FLYAT COOCH,S

Delaware chapters Daughters of
the American Revolution will hold
Flag Day celebration next Tuesday
at Cooch's Bridge. At 11.3O o'clock,
there will be a business session, with
Mrs S. NJ. Council, State regent, pre-
siding. Box luncheon will be served
at noon.
At 2 o'clock, Caesar Rodney Chap
ter win present a flag to the Cooch's
Bridge Chapter. This flag will floai
at the bridge at all times. It is ex-
pected that many members Of Caesar
Rodney Chapter, Colonel Haslett
Chapter, Dover; Cooch's Bridge
Chapter, Newark, and the Elizabeth
Chapter, Smyrna, will attend. Ar
rangements have been made for a
bus to carry guests from Newark tc
Cooch's Bridge.
Evening journal., 1921-06-11
PLENTY OF WOOL
FOR ALL KNITTERS

There is a great deal Of wool at
headquarters OF the Red Cross. old
City Hall. for persons who will knit
It into sweaters, shawls or stock
ings for the children OF Europe.
Now that summer vacations are
near II is thought that some VIII
mington knitters would like TO have
some of this wool to make into the
desired garments.
Anyone desiring materials either
for knitting or sewing is asked to
apply at once at the Old City Hall,
so that the Delaware Chapter Of the
American Red Cross will have its
full quota OF the many thousands
Of garments that are to be sent
abroad. Every Delaware woman is
asked to do her part in this work.
Evening journal., 1921-06-11
STUDFNTS, RECITAL.

A recital will be given by the pu-
pills Of Miss Sarah Hudson White at
s o'clock next Thursday evening IN
St Paurs NJ. e. Church, Tenth and
Jackson streets. The proceeds will
be given to the St. Paurs Junior
Church. For the past six years Miss
White has been the organist at st.
Paul's Church and previous to that
had been organist at Brandywine NJ.
Il. Church two years.
Miss White has 40 pupils in music
who will present an interesting pro-
gram. In addition to the piano Sc
lectiOns there will be readings by
Miss Ethel Morris. Miss White has
studied piano under Mrs. Dora Esser,
organ and piano under VIII NJ. S.
Brown, and is now studying organ
under Ralph Kinder at the Kinder
Organ School, Philadelphia
Evening journal., 1921-06-11
La WV FETlE FOR
SLSTERHOOD

Under the auspices Of the Sister
hood OF the Temple OF Truth a lawn
fete and bazaar will be held next
Wednesday evening on the triangle.
Eighteenth and Boulevard. Many
attractions are being planned. Flags.
parasols and lanterns will be used
effectively in the booth decorations.
One OF the most attractive centers
will be the fancy work table. which
will offer elaborate pieces OF hand
work OF all descriptions There will
also be booths at which ice cream,
cakes, candies and lemonade will
be sold. Toys and balloons will be
sold for the little folk.
Mrs. John II. Brand is general
chairman Of the affair with Mrs.
Harry Topkis as vice-chairman.
Evening journal., 1921-06-11
CooKdAN ENrTRTATNs

About $50 persons attended the
entertainment presented last every
ing in Goodman NJ. E. Church. The
feature was the comedy Isl Slo-
Gums Country Store" presented bs
the members Of the Epworth League
and other organizations Of the
church. The proceeds viii go tds
ward the church's athletic associa-
tion fund. Those who presented the
entertainment were:
II. S. Lynch. II. S. Berry. Edward
Grant, Lewis T. Stats. p. A Lewis,
Charles Stats, II. Wilfong, Roy
Lynauer, j. V. Richardson, Robert
NJ. Danoff. Ruth Bonsal, W. G. JenS
ness, Laura Stewart. Mildred Jen-
ness, Mary Welden and Fred
Lynauer. :
Elaborate preparations are being
made for the annual Children's Day
services in Goodman Church which
will be held this year on Sunday,
June 10. !
Evening journal., 1921-06-11
SUNSHINE RE-ELECTs.

At the business meeting and
luncheon Of New Era Branch Inter-
national Sunshine Society held
Thursday at Naaman's on the Del
aware all the old officers were re-
elected. They are president. Mrs.
Garrett jefferson Hart; secretary.
Mrs. Harvey e. Booker; treasurer,
Mrs. U. G. Hackett. Following the
business meeting music was furn-
ished by Mrs. Earl A Spencer and
Mrs. Harry T. Moreland. The
branch presented to Mrs. Spencer a
cut-glass compete, in honor Of her
recent marriage. The presentation
speech was made by the president,
Mrs. Hart.
Evening journal., 1921-06-11
p d II 6 i @ S

Mrs. l., X. Bowen gave a shower
at her home, South College avenue,
Newark. on Wednesday afternoon,
in honor OF Miss Margaret Groves,
whose marriage to Knowles r.
Bowen will take place in the fail.
The house was prettily decorated
with roses and sweet-peas. Miss
Groves is a member of the class of
1921. Woman's College, University OF
Delaware.
The bride-elect received many
beautiful gifts. During the after
noon refreshments were served.
Those present were: The Misses
Anne l.. Ritz, Helen c. Fisher. Anne
NJ. VanSant. Kathryn Stevens, Marie
II. Locates. Lillian l.. Thonley. Edna
+. Pratt, Ruth Il. Bennett. Mary c..
williams, Brita $. o. buckingham,
Marian Groffin, Madeline II. Dixon,
Helen Groves, Margaret Groves,
Edith Spencer. Anne Gallagher, Mar
ian Gallagher, Dora Law, Olive Hell
ser. Eleanor Duffy. Mrs. b. A. Groves.
Mrs. George Carter, Mrs. Emma Will
son. Miss Laura V. Clark, Mrs Will
liam Francis. Mrs. Levi X. Bowen,
Mrs J. Earl Newman. Miss Winifred
j. Robinson, Miss Elizabeth McNeal.
DR.. and Mrs. Harold L. Springer,
Of Centerville. entertained at din
ner last evening for their son, Har-
old L. Springer, Jr. The guests. who
numbered twelve, are students at
Tower Hill School, and following tho
dinner they attended the dance at
the school on Thursday evening
DR.. and Mrs. Springer will give a
dance at their country home in
honor OF their son. Between so and
60 OF the younger boys and girls are
expected to attend.
Miss Kathryn L. Kurtz entertained
"The Whisperers" this afternoon at
her home, 1907 Van Buren, street.
supper was served on the lawn. after
which the party will go to Lenape,
where dancing and canoeing will be
enjoyed.
Miss Elnora Crumlish. OF 1916
West Ninth street, entertained the
J. W. S. Club at cards last evening
Prizes were won by Miss Ruth Whit
taker and Miss Elizabeth Anne Glib
ney.
The card party given under the
grandstand at the State Fair Grounds
at Elsmere on Thursday night, by
the Ladies' Auxiliary OF the Fairview
Fire Company, was a success. The
committee announced today thai
$40 was raised for the fire company
The committee consisted OF Mrs
, T.. l.. Doughten. Mrs. Percy Solomon
Mrs. Frank Hoffecker and Mrs
Sarah Sowden.
+ The prize winners were Mrs. Ed
ward c. Sowden. Mrs. James A. Cor
rigan Mrs Mary A. Taylor, Mrs. W
r.. Sowden. Mrs. Ida McGinness
Percy Solomon. II. A. Taylor, John
e. Tobin. Edward T. Sowden. f. A.
Pinkerton, Mr.. and Mrs. J. T. Mullin
; Mrs. ]. Ennis. Mrs. John Tobin, Mrs
f. A. Pinkerton, Miss Anna Lynch
Marshall Rambo, Mrs. John T
Evening journal., 1921-06-11

steamship Dannedaike for Bremen
and Rotterdam.
Miss Lola Evans is spending sew
eral days in Atlantic City From
there she will go to Staten Island
and New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Lipscomb.
III West Ninth street, are visiting
relatives in Indiana
Robert L. Beale. Of Norwood. Pa,
is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Ford
Palmer. Mr.. Beale is a student Of
the University OF Pennsylvania.
Miss Dorothy Kimmery of Balti-
more has been the guest this week
OF Miss Esther Ball.
The young women of the Cost De-
partment Of the dupont Company
are spending the Weekend at Lore
wood Grove, on the Delaware Canal.
Tecumseh G. Settle, formerly OF
Aht AAN'A9 -NNhAhbf - III ANhohNAllf
Tenn, whore he was sworn in or
Monday as chief OF the Bureau Of
Markets and Statistics OF the Ten
nessee Department OF Agriculture.
James II. Boal, industrial secre-
tary OF the Y. NJ. c. A.. and Mrs.
Boal. have gone to Easton, Pa. TO
attend the graduation exercises OF
Lafayette College, Of which Mr.. Boal
is an alumni
Evening journal., 1921-06-11
Y. w. IL A. HOP

The Young Women's Hebrew As
sociation will give a June hop at the
Y. M. II. A. auditorium, Third ana
King streets, on Thursday eveniT,v
June 23.
This affair will be one Of the sea-
son S surprises as many new and in
teresting novelties are to be pne-
sented. Special music for dancing
Will be a feature.
The proceeds from the hop win 40
towards the general Y. NJ. II. A.
fund.
Evening journal., 1921-06-11
LOUe-$5OO q Word
Can Editorial by the Society Editor)

(An Editorial by the Society Edtor)
lei Of Indiana
he a IN poem.
Nine" which all Delawareans
said the profitable writing
on
a a
Paradise brought Milton
which literary hold in
a half century artists
profitable Clyde
in royalties his
DO envy Riley his $500 a word?
than $500 word to herand after
Evening journal., 1921-06-11
If Your Husband Disappeared!
tAn Editorlal by the sOeIety EdItOrl

Editorial the Society Editor)
IN 1S9S William Fuerlnger decided he was
trying to support a family OF a
home threw his
walked the door and disappeared
nothing heard Of him.
Fuernger, p old, wedding
She looked around and
her husband standing behind her.
I've a Connecticut" said he. And I've
10 with me"
Fueringer. I've lived in
think leave I'm too old to
gardens And-whon take Of
garden here?"
what would do If husband
then
to start the left of?
Would go with him agan-"till death do part?"
you prefer garden other
stantf friends?
Evening journal., 1921-06-11
PUPHS, RECITAI.

A piano recital will be given this
evening by the pupils OF Miss Mabel
S. Haley at the New Century Club.
Assisting with the program will be
Miss Isabelle B. Wales. who will be
heard in several solos. Those who
will take part are Eleanor b. Edge.
Lucy Bittner. Elva Weber, Annie f.
Dilworth. Helen M. Stephens. Mary
NJ Sayers Miss Walls. Edwin p San
don, Myrtle NJ. Edmunds, Rose
Weber. Marion Iszard. G. Estelle
Wheeler, F'reda Macadam, Dorcas
Cheavens. Kathryn williams. Elean-
or V. Anderson, John NJ. Tufft, EN-
ma Beale. Margaret Middleton and
Helen c. Stayton.
Evening journal., 1921-06-11

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A special meeting of the Marshan-
ton Civics Club will be held on We'd
nesday evening in the school house.
Plans for the festival and bazaar'to
be given in the near future will be
discussed.
At a recent meeting Of the Jeffer-
son Club of Frankford, held at Shs
home Of Mrs. Ward W. Dasey, the
following officers were elected;
President, Mrs. William A. Gusn,
Jr.; vice-president, Mrs. Elisha
f. Dukes; recording secretary, Mrs
Ward W. Dasey; corresponding sec
retary. Mrs. Topp Morton Heath;
treasurer. Mrs. Asa Bennett
A gavel made of orange wood, a
souvenir from Florida was present.
ed to the club by Mrs. Ebe Waltsr.
Sr. Action was taken at this meet
ing to provide crutches for a cripple
boy.
The opening address by the new
president which outlined her policy
for the year was most interesting.
Mrs. Asa Bennett gave a sketch OF
William c. Bryant followed by a
reading of "Thanatopsis."
At the close of the program re-
freshments were servsd and the club
adjourned to meet the first Fridaf
in October at the home Of Mrs. Rob-
ert S. Long.
CLUBS xzihnm IN IN IN -
The Junior Auxiliary Of the Els
mere Civics Club will hold a busf-
ness meeting on Monday evening at
the home of Miss Mildred Ector.
Plans will be discussed for the fes.
tival to be given by the auxiliary
on June 2S. A meeting of the board
of directors was held last evening in
the community house.
Evening journal., 1921-06-11

After the armistice. when con-
tinued production in the Woman's
Bureau became happily unnecessary
many of our faithful workers asso-
ciated themselves with home chari-
ties and activities
When the present great crises
arose and national headquarters of
the A. r. c. again sent a ringing call
to the woman Of America and many
Of our workers found difficulty in
responding owing to the RESPONSE
bilities assumed.
Some of these women have gem
erously provided sewing women TO
take their place. The Associated
Charities gave this idea their cor
Evening journal., 1921-06-11

Lynch. Mrs. Edith Eastburn. H. G.
Jones, Miss Eva stoopes and Mrs.
]. T. Hayes.
A shower was given at the home
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Michael McGillion,
1916 Market street. recently. in
honor of the approaching marriage
OF Miss Hannah Kirlin and Francis
e. Quill, which will take place at 4
o'clock next Wednesday afternoon in
st. Mary's r. c. Church.
The bride-elect Is a daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. William Kirlin, 21s
Evening journal., 1921-06-11
PACEANTTO SHOW
HOPE OF WORLD"

THE Hope OF the World"
pageant, will be presented by the
Epworth League of Grace NJ. e
Church. at the service at 7.45 o'clock
tomorrow evening. The scene OF the
pageant is laid in a living room Of
a modern home. The principal char
acters are the Misses Sara Stern and
Elizabeth Jones. Earle Ewing and
William T. Hughes. The spirit Of
the Epworth League will be pre-
sented by Raymond Richards. and
the armor-b bearer will be Raymond
Rose. -Four scenes will be presented.
Interspersing the story will be mu-
steal selections by the quartet com
posed of Mrs. Frances Dewitt Bah
cock, Miss Olive Jordan, Edgar
Smith and J. Harry Taylor.
The first scene is entitled Morn
ing Watch at Epworth Rectory."
Those who will present this are MRS.
Wesley" Mrs. Lillian j. Robb
Samuel Wesley" Franklin Helndle
John Wesley" Odgen Hancock
"Emiley Wesley" Dorothy Richard
son; "sukey Wesley" Trixie Bay
nard; "Molly Wesley" Ann Bailey;
"Hetty Wesley" Elise wooten.
Hungry for Christ-Mexico" will
be the second scene. Those who will
take part in this are: miguel Orte-
ga" president OF Mexican Epworth
League. c. Norman Wade: Margarita
Zavala." Adelaide Potter: "Ponciana
Sanchez" A. Raymond jackson
"Rosendo Carrion." Emma Martin
"Poachen Garsha." Clarence Mckay
other Mexican leaguers. NJ. Isla
Tucker Lillian Hamilton, Minicent
Ruth: solo, Far and Near the Fields
Are Teeming," ]. Harry Taylor.
Scene three is entitled IAN Avert.
ed Wedding-China." 1t will be pre-.
sented by: Chinese father" Horac,
NJ. White; Chinese mother" Mil
dred Robertson; Lee Saw" daugh
ter, Betty Smith; Marriage Broker.
William r. Davis; "Yen Kung," son
T. Harry Bayliss.
An International institute viii b.
the subject OF scene four. Those VIII,
will present It are: Dean Universe
Peace-Good Will" L. f. Layheld
Teacher of Bible Study" John N
Carpenter; Teacher of Missions.
Mildred Stout; supervisor Of Rec
reation," F. r. Gallagher. Jr.; RES
istrar," Ralph Vinson; Korea" Az
thur Guy; Japan" Olive Jordan
France" Marjorie Guthrie; "Unite
States" Marie Paris; Mexico
Madeline Williamson; "India," Katf
ryn Robertson; Italy" ]. Harr
Taylor.
The program will close by tn
chorus singing Loyalty to Christ
Evening journal., 1921-06-11
FRIENDS GRADS
OUT OF COLLEGE

OF the class Of 1917 at Whining
ton Friends School, the following are
graduating at college this year:
Edith r. Belts. Smith College; Ben
jamin Nields Brown, Princeton; r.
vine NJ Finn, Jr.. Princeton; Ivan
+. Chambers. Mass Institute of
Technology; Donald w. Randolph.
Mass. Institute of Technology; Flor
ence E. Knifin, Bryn Mawr; Stephen
r. Kiehel, Yale; Louise c. Stirling.
Wellesley; Frank II. Thomas, Cor
nell.
Evening journal., 1921-06-11
NO DISCUS pIsARNANrENT

At the afternoon session of the
Delaware League OF Women Voters,
TO be held in the Hotel dupont on
June Is, Miss Mary Archer, Of Penn
sylvania, and Mrs. James L. Starr,
of Germantown, Pa, will be the
speakers. Mrs. Starr will be remem-
bered as one OF the speakers in the
Wilmington Liberty Loan campaigns.
She is a member Of the Colonial
Danes of America. She will speak
on the subject Of Disarmament"
Following the business session of
the club in the morning, a luncheon
will be served in the club room OF
Hotel DUPONT at / o'clock. Reser-
vations should be made 10 Louis
Speilman at the hotel.
Evening journal., 1921-06-11
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Many members Of the younger set
will visit Delaware College during
commencement festivities which be-
gan today A number Of them will
attend the farewell hop to be given
in the Armory at Newark, on Mon
day evening. THIS dance is given by
the juniors in honor Of the gradu-
ates
Mr.. and Mrs. william A. Heindle,
612 West Twentieth street will at
tend the graduating exercises Of the
1921 class of Smith College. Tues
day, their daughter. Miss Emma T.
Heindle being member of the
class. They will be accompanied by
Miss Leah S. Heindle who was grad
uated last week from Goucher Col
iege. Baltimore, Nd.
Mrs. c. c. Montgomery, 1915 Della
ware avenue. and Mrs. James B. Glib
ney, 1904 Clayton street, will leave
on Tuesday for Washington. where
they will attend the graduating ex-
ercises OF Miss Elizabeth and Miss
Lucy Neary from the Army School
Of Nursing at Walter Reed Hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis G. Bissell and
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Bowers. OF
New York, are spending the week.
end with Mr.. and Mrs. Frank G.
Tallman.
Miss Lille NJ. souder is spending
the week -end at Atlantic City with
her cousin, Miss Hester Souder.
Mrs. Robert w. Tomlinson. has re-
turned from Annapolis. Nd, where
she attended the commencement ex-
ercises.
Mrs. ]. II. Stadelman. Miss Hen
riette Stadelmsn and Miss Mary
Stadeiman are spending a few days
at Rehoboth.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank L. DeArmond
are spending the Weekend at their
cottage at Rehoboth.
Miss Rebecca Watt, is visiting
friends in Worcester, Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. T. Banning, OF
Pittsburgh. motored to this city on
Tuesday to visit relatives over a
fortnight. Enroute to this city they
visited Mr.. and Mrs. Sheldon Fair
childs. at Washington, d. c.
Miss Margaret Scott and Mrs. W.
d. Brown, 1927 Delaware avenue,
left today for months trip at Re
hoboth as N, guests OF Mrs. c. s
Salin.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Edward Rhodes
OF Hilicrest is entertaining Mr.. and
Mrs. Cecil Rhodes. OF Unionville, Pa
Miss Helen Troy has returned
from a visit to New York.
Frank L. Bradneld. S24 West
Tenth street. a member OF the grad
ating class Of the Wilmington High
School will sail on Monday on the
Evening journal., 1921-06-11

Five years in Rangoon, Burma,
as a part of the Baptist missionary
organization in the East Indies. is an
undertaking that soon will be begun
by Robert ]. Journey. a member Of
the mechanical staff of The Evening
Journal. Mr.. Journey, who will be-
come assistant superintendent of the
American Baptist Mission Press, in
Rangoon. will be accompanied by
Mrs. Journey and their son, who
now is two months old.
Mr. and Mrs. Journey reside at
325 Taylor Terrace, Chester, Pa. He
is a member of Wilmington Typo
graphical Union. On June 10 he
will leave Wilmington to attend the
annual convention of the United
States Army Ambulance Service
which will convene in Chicago on
June 20 and continue in session over
June 21. From there he will go to
Des Moines. Iowa, to attend the
Northern Baptist Convention. Re-
turning to this section he will spend
part OF July here and then proceed
with his wife and child to Liverpool.
England. to take ship for India
Mr. Journey went to Temple Uni
versity for four years, taking a gem
eral course. Following that he spent
two years in the ambulance corps of
the United States Army. Ten months
of that time was spent in Italy. Fol-
lowing his discharge from the army
Mr.. Journey returned to Temple
University and took a one-year pre-
medical course.
He is related to William and
Alfred Ainsworth and other persons
in Wilmington. Mrs. Journey is a
native of Chester.
Evening journal., 1921-06-11
CARPENTER-GIRBS.
special ID The Evening Journa

Special to The Evening Journal.
MIDDLETOWN, June 11.-Miss
Edna Carpenter, daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. James II. Carpenter. Of
near Middletown, and Benjamin
Gibbs, son of Isaac Gibbs, Sr., OF
near Massey. Nd, were quietly mar
ried in St. Anne's p. e. Church on
Thursday morning by the Rev. Percy
L. Donaghay. rector of the church.
only the immediate families of the
bride and groom were present. Mr..
and Mrs. Gibbs will make their home
at the Gibbs homestead farm, near
here.
Evening journal., 1921-06-11
A Double Charity

dial approval. The women are sent
to us by them and the most needy
cases are employed. One woman
has a husband out Of work and six
children. The two dollars a day
means bread for them and work she
could obtain in no other way.
The facts brought TO the attention
of our generous men and women
may suggest to them a way Of as
sisting in a double charity.
Work to these women, a day, a
week. a month, means help in their
homes and lives of little children
saved abroad.
HANNAH e. PORTER.
(Mrs. Willard II. Porter.)
Chairman of Chapter Production.
Evening journal., 1921-06-11
MISSIONARY OEEICERs

The following officers were elected
at the meeting OF the woman's
Home Missionary Society OF Harrison
Street NJ. L. Church on Tuesday at
the home OF Mrs. W. Thomas Houpt.
Montrose; president. Mrs. Nettie
Hitler; first vice-president. Mrs. w.
f. Habbart; second vice-president.
Mrs. Laws; treasurer. Mrs. David
Ault; secretary. Mrs. Delaware Ma
son. The meeting was an all day
affair. the morning being devoted
10 a business session. Box luncheon
was served at noon. During the
afternoon a social time was enjoyed
land refreshments served by hostess.
Evening journal., 1921-06-11
500 AT LAWN FETE

More than 800 persons attended
the lawn party and bake sale held
last evening at Delaware avenue and
Washington streets under the aus
pices OF the Willing Workers OF
First Presbyteria nChurch. The pro-
ceeds will be for the benefit OF the
Mortified fund. The fancy work
table and flower bed arranged by the
members Of the society attracted at
tention.
Evening journal., 1921-06-11
p. R. r.. HOUSE PARTY.

The June meeting Of the Women's
Aid Society of the Pennsylvania
Railroad System will be held at ?
o'clock Monday afternoon in the
Pennsylvania Railroad building,
Front and French streets Arrange
ments viii be made at this meeting
for a house party to be held by the
Maryland Division branch at the
cottage Of Mrs. NJ L. Parsons at Re
hoboth.