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Evening journal., 1921-10-29
BEACON CLUB
TALKS OF DANCE

At a recent meeting Of the Res
com College Club, the membersh, !
expressed a unanimous desire .,
hold some special form Of entertain.
ment, outside the clubrooms dr-,,.
the first week in December NJ nj
Fisher, chairman, Miss w,~a-.
Mundy and A. Raymond .Tsci-..
nave been appointed to make a care. /
ful study Of the possibilities 80.
desirapiiity OF giving a dance. To-
gether with some other feature o,i
entertainment in addition to ~.
November social in the club roo,..
They are to report at the nex- -
ness meeting. when final action ~,
be taken on the committees reco,,,
mendation.
Mr.. Fisher, as well as the res. "a,
the committee, is optimistic ovor -
proposed affair, and Is OF the hoiias
that Il should be held in estbo~ ~
bail room Of the Hotel dupont or IN
the Century Club. Plans win ha
made for no less than $50 nerson.'
It is understood, Of course. thai ri.
Is not the clubs annual banoras'
but Is one Of the delightful anfatrs
which 1t gives during the fan and
winter season. A'u
At the Noyember meeting. plans
are being made to entertain tba
new members Of the club. who ara
now being secured in the campaign
which is in progress. The commits "a
OF three in charge is working hard.
to give something entertaininelv
different, with sufficient variety to
please the taste Of all who atfen.-
A new feature OF the monthly meet.
ing will be the literary end OF the
program. The November program is
being outlined with great care hv
Prof. d. c. Sapp. 1t is expected that
the speakers will present a good
discussion OF the subject. What is
Our Club Worth to the Community 20
Several members from SALISBURY
Maryland, are planning X ~ sesasl
ent.
Evening journal., 1921-10-29
GoLDEY ALUMNI DANCE

A minstrel show and dance was
given by the Goldey College Alumni
Association in college hall last night.
The minstrel show was given by
young men OF Mt. Salem NJ. e.
Church. under the direction OF Les
lie Maxwell with Herbert f. Lat
ter as manager.
Following the minstrel show dane
ing was engaged. Shorter's string
orchestra furnished the music. Fox
trots. waltzes. and one steps were
danced.
The 1921 graduating class will
hold a reception on November 2s.
at the New Century Club to which
all graduates of the college are in
vted. The annual reunion and
banquet will be held at the Hotel
dupont, December 0. In addition
TO the usual features there will be
dancing.
Evening journal., 1921-10-29
CHURCH FOLK IN
COUNTY FAIR

The Young women's Missionary
Society Of Harrison Street NJ f.
Church will hold County Fair" in
the basement OF the church on the
evening Of November 10. These
young women are well known for
their unique and novel entertain
ments and this one promises TO be
better than usual. There will be all
kinds and variations OF side shows.
similar to those that make up a
real county fair. There will also be
offered for sale. fancy work. home
made cakes candies. ice cream. hot
dog sandwiches. pink lemonade.
peanuts and other goodies. An eve
ming OF fun and amusement is being
looked forward 70 by Wilmington
friends Of the society.
The general committee follows;
Mrs. Ida Hendrickson. Mrs. Will
liam Bradbury. Mrs. George salla-
way, Miss Anna Hall. Mrs william
Hitler and Miss Mabel Houpt. Mrs
Joseph G. Owens is treasurer for
the fair Mrs H. A. Roop. is chair
man OF the committee on tickets
end advertisements.
Cake committee-Mrs Ella Ret
tew. Mrs George Mcdowell. Mrs
j. A. Dockety Mrs. Erisman. Mrs
Green.
Candy committee - Miss Ida
Black, Mrs. Driscon. Miss Bertha
Houpt Mrs Albert Clayton. Mrs. v.
2. Frederick.
Fancy Work Committee-Afi-.
Sue Gibson. Miss Mary Thatcher
Mrs. Eber Jones. Mrs. Irwin Rohin-
son. Miss Ruth Miller. Mrs. Charles
Lednum, Mrs. Alexander.
Amusement committee - Ms.
Sarah Garrett Mrs. James McFi
waine, Mrs. Victor Bailey. Mrs. Johr
Alden. Miss Sue Houpt. Mrs. Harr-
Hyland, Mrs. Harry Jackson. Mrs
Clifton Sutton, Miss May WEIGH an
Mrs. W. Z. Habbart.
Sandwich committee-Mrs. Wiel
Mrs. Clara Moon. Mrs. John Knott,
Mrs. John BATHS.
Ice Cream committee-Mrs. r.
Huu. Mrs. H. II. Campbell. Mr.
Miller Grason and Mrs. McVey
Pink lemonade and peanut com
mittee--Mrs. Oscar Draper. Mr.
Irene Farra. Mrs. Rissell. Mrs. Fore
man, Arx- William Bradbury.
Evening journal., 1921-10-29
P a r & lie S

Foster. Claude Foster. Willard Bunt-
ing. Donald Barlow. Joseph f..
Bright. Mrs. Laura Hopkins and
Mrs. Henry Hoyle.
Frank T. Sharpless entertained a
number OF his friends at a birthday
dance last evening at hit home.
Music was furnished by the Oriental
Jazz Orchestra Those present were:
Misses Helen Ball. Bernice Bradheld,
Clara Connell Lorraine Dawson.
Esther butcher, Regina Green. Lii
Ian Hall. Sara Hurlock, Frances
Mckenzie, Evelyn Redmile, Helen
Seward, Celeste Steinle. Newell
Bradway, David Collins. J. Frank
Davis, Jr., Wainwright Dawson,
Charles Fisher, Peter Green. Ed
ward l.. Johnson. Harold Nc
whorter. Ralph A. Taylor. Elmer
Webb Jr.. william ]. Wier, Frank
T. Sharpless.
Evening journal., 1921-10-29
RAPrIsrs ENTERrAIN-

The Ladies AID S0cIety OF Dela-
ware Avenue Baptist Church enter
tained the official board OF the
church and their wives and the hus-
bands OF the members at a supper
and fall get-together meeting on
Thursday evening.
Addresses were made by Mrs.
Harry e. Link. president OF the
Ladies' Society. Walter Hone. presi-
dent OF the Board OF Deacons Harry
f. Link. president OF the board OF
trustees. the Rev. Joseph Y. Irwin
and others.
The society expects 10 hold more
OF these meetings this winter.
Evening journal., 1921-10-29
no cHRIsrEN RARY-

The young daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred J. Gibney OF East Orange.
~ j., will be christened tomorrow
afternoon. Among those who Will at
tend from this city are Mr.. and Mrs.
James p. Gibney. Mrs. L. c. Hughes.
Mrs. ]. d. Eyre Cheatham, Misses
Louise and Mary Hughes and Ray
mond Donovan. Miss Louise Hughes
and Mr. Donovan will act as god
mother and godfather for the baby
who will be named Louise. Mrs
Gibney will be remembered as Miss
Helen Hughes OF this city.
Evening journal., 1921-10-29
SENATOR'S WIVES
AT WHITE HOUSE

Mrs. dupont. wife OF Senator T..
Coleman dupont and Mrs. Ball. wife
of Senator L. Heisler Ball, are
spending several days at their homes.
Mrs DUPONT came TO Wilmington
yesterday and will spend next week
at the DUPONT home at Irvington, n.
Y. and will return to this city over
next weekend. Senator dupont is a
Wilmington visitor over the week
end Senator and Mrs. Ball are at
Elsmere where Senator Ball is look
ing after the practice OF his brother,
DR.. John Ball, who is on a vacation,
Last Saturday Mrs. DUPONT and Mrs.
Ball attended a reception at the
White House when Mrs. Harding
and the wives OF the Senators enter
tanned the wives OF the cabinet MEM
bers.
Evening journal., 1921-10-29
BACK TO SUMMER HOME.

Mrs. Ella r. Logan and Mrs. W.
c. Hosfeld OF Wilmington. have
opened their summer home. The
NAPLES" along the Chesapeake bay
for a week and have as their guests
Mrs. n. b. Morrison and Mrs. Ar
thur L. Chambers OF Wilmington,
Miss Helen NJ. Kirk OF Washington,
ID. c., and Miss Hanna NJ. Kirk,
Howard Park, Baltimore; Philip
Deering. Robert Stevens OF New
York. Barclay Dunbar OF Norfolk,
Va. and James Raleigh OF Washing
ton. ID. c.
Mrs. W. r. Logan entertained al
the guests at The NAPLES
on Wednesday followed by a motor
boat trip down the bay on the yacht
Idella-
Evening journal., 1921-10-29

Washington Heights Century Club
has arranged the following program
for the months of November and De-
cember:
Wednesday November 2. , P. M.
Parliamentary law class.
Thursday, November 3, 2 p. M
Card party, Mrs. c. H Dillon, chair
man.
Monday. November 7, 3 p. M
Current Events, Mrs Laura Mckay,
chairman. Hospitality. Mrs. Carroll
Grifith.
Tuesday, November q p. M
Regular meeting board of directors.
Wednesday. November ., 3 p. NJ.
Parliamentary law class.
Monday, November IA. 8 p. M
Musicale. Mrs. Jacob Kleitz. chair
man. Entertainment. Mrs. f. II.
Megaw, chairman. white Elephant
party. Bring white Elephants, "
useful and otherwise, from home,
wrapped. Mr. Ernst, OF Community
Service will speak.
Wednesday. November 16, 3 p. NJ.
Parliamentary law class.
Thursday, November II. - Bazaar
afternoon and evening, cards. In
charge Ways and Means Committee.
Mrs. william ]. Lackey. chairman.
Monday, November 21, 3 p. M
Current Events class, Mrs. Laura
Mckay, chairman, Hospitality. mrs.
Carroll Grimth.
Monday. November 2s. 8 p. NJ
Regular monthly business injecting;
ohairmen submit written reports
Wednesday. November 80, 3 p. M.
Parliamentary law class.
Thursday. December 1, 2 P. M
Card party, Mrs. 1. L.. Howett, chair
Ian.
Monday, December 8, 5 P. M
Current Events class, Mrs. I. l.
Howett. chairman. Mrs. Carroll
Grihith, hospitality.
Tuesday. December 13, 3 p. M
Regular meeting board OF directors
Saturday, December II, 100 p. VI
&C Christm s party conservation
chairman, Mrs. Frank Hanaway
Members reserve children's clothing
and toys and notify chairman.
The Georgetown New Century
Club has purchased the property
corner Front and Pine streets that
town for $3.50 and will convert il
into a club house within the near fu-
ture. The property was for many
years owned by the late Mrs. Emma
KoiiOck, whose death occurred re-
Gently. and is an ideal location for
club home. An active campaign Is
now under way by the members tC
raise funds to pay for the home, and
it is believed that the indebtedness
will be hquidated early next year
The weekly meeting OF tn,
Georgetown New Century Club wa
held Thursday afternoon. Mrs. H. NJ
Waller. OF Delmar, third vice-presi
dent OF the State Federation gavl
an account OF her trip to the Ma
tional Federation in Salt Lake City
Utah, last summer.
Mrs. William d. Adams presided
The secretary reported that six new
members had been elected. other
are expected to join in the near fu
ture.
Three members OF the club-Mrs
Virginia Stewart and Misses Salli
Cooper and Minnie Kreer-realizet
ss4 on a masked ball given Wed
nesday night. Many young foil
from out OF town we're present an,
helped to make It a success. Tn
three members resorted to thi
means to carry out their pledge T.
earn IS apiece to apply toward tn
purchase price OF the club home.
Evening journal., 1921-10-29
BEnnEFoNTE AID ELECTS.

At a recent meeting OF the Ladies
Aid Society OF the Bellefonte NJ. f.
Church, the following officers were
elected: President, Mrs. Samuel G.
Camperson; secretary. Mrs. Clarence
Foulk; treasurer. Mrs. Addie Hurst;
hospitality committee. Mrs. Samuel
Tucker and Mrs. L. L. Cooper; pub
llcity, Mrs. Raymond Robertson.
on Thursday, November 8. the So
ciety will hold a quilting party at
the home OF Mrs. Draper. This will
be an all day affair and all members
are asked to bring a box luncheon.
Evening journal., 1921-10-29
BANKERs, DANCE

About 225 couples attended the
first dance OF the season of the
Bankers and Brokers' Club, held in
the ball room OF the Hotel duPont
last night. Many novelty dances we're
on the program. the fourth dance
being won by Miss Helen Doud and
70. ID. Downs.
The affair was In charge or the
following committees: Dance Con-
troll Committee - j. w. Croney,
chairman; Truxton Davis and r. c.
Bryan. Ticket Committee-B. Frank
Collins. chairman; Harold Horsey
and Stanton Dubois. Novelty Com
mittee-Schoheld Mccall and Mr
Jones. Prize Committee-The Misses
Nipple. Pryor and Rodgers.
Evening journal., 1921-10-29
1t Was Merely Habit
CAn Editorial BY the Society Editor)

n Passaic, j.,
well note had this p s. THE in the Goodhy for
why did It joke.
joke the other OF de-
serton Soicous his welfare?
bit. She
The Just plain habit than think.
Wilmington probably would have the thing
o chair dinner table?
you
car do put on hrst?
not 9th for a Habit
Human beings get easily a wagon
country road.
Evening journal., 1921-10-29
sr. LoHN,s RIRLE cI,Ass.

Miss j. Macklin Beatty. general
secretary OF the Y. w. c. A.. will
speak to the women's Bible class OF
ST. Johns Church tomorrow morning
on "Reminiscences" on Monday
evening a Halloween party viii be
held in the Sunday school rooms
The Women's Bible Glass OF the
church will give a supper on Mo-
vember 10, in the Sunday school
rooms.
Evening journal., 1921-10-29
SUNSHINE MEETING.

Iibrarius Branch, International
Sunshine Society will meet at 7.45
O'Clock wednesday evening in Sun
shine Hall. Following the short
business meeting there will be a So
cial hour and greetings will be given
to the newly elected officers
Evening journal., 1921-10-29

and sister. Mr.. and Mrs. George
Thalman at Newport.
Miss Ruth Thalman. OF Vineland,
n. j.. spent the past weekend at
Newport as the guest OF her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. George Thalman.
Otto Herold. Herman Knorr and
Fred Nensteil motored TO Atlantic
City for over the last weekend.
Miss Annie L. Bottger Is visiting
Mrs. w. l.. Bloxom, at Bloxom, Va
Mrs Charles T. Isaccs OF George
town. has been the guest this weel
OF Mrs. John A. Campbell. 223 Yves
Fourteenth street.
Wood Ennis OF Smyrna has beer
visiting in Wilmington.
The Misses Katherine and Eleanor
Thompson. daughters OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry y. Thompson. have ar
rived home from Europe. where they
had been touring for the past five
months.
MIR. and Mrs. John Stroud (nee
Emily Thomasl who were married
on October 18th. have returned from
their wedding trip through New York
and Connecticut.
Miss Sara Mcdowell. Of Morris.
town. Pa. is the guest OF her broth.
er, Joseph Mcdowell. 11l7 Yves
Seventh street
Evening journal., 1921-10-29
BEACON CLUB AFTER MEMBERS

The membership campaign being
conducted by the Beacon College
Club, is proving successful The
goal was to secure fifty new mem
bers. OF this number forty-five have
been secured. The boys team is
leading with 25. The girls team
has 20 new members.
The losing team in the member
ship campaign. which will close on
November 2. will plan the first social
function in the New Year.
Evening journal., 1921-10-29
Old Time Lore
Can Editorial by the Society EdHor)

Latest excavations city
eruption in the TO- bring
ivory
Apparently the OF breach OF promise
suits, since they left such lasting
The ivory remain
have vanished in the
Somewhere, though their love lives
This would futile will
II ended the grave.
Like the soul love is intangible NJ perpetual
Evening journal., 1921-10-29
SUPPER An cHRIsTTANA.

The christiana NJ. f. Social Club
will hold its annual poultry and oys-
ter supper in the basement OF the
church on next Wednesday evening.
Tickets may be obtained at the door.
II the weather is stormy. the supper
will be held the following evening.
Evening journal., 1921-10-29
NURsES rn nnANcr

Under the auspices OF the senior
class nurses and student nurses Of
the Delaware Hospital. dance viii
be given az the hospital next Friday
evening. The Stirling Six orchestra
will furnish music. The affair is the
first OF series Of dances to be given
hy the nurses Of the hospital this
winter.
Evening journal., 1921-10-29

the home of Mrs. John Furry, Cor
don Heights; executive board at -
o'clock. business meeting at 20
o'clock. N
Monday. November s1-Meetin
at the home Of Mrs. Herbert Herr
Social meeting. at 2.30 o'clock
The regular meeting Of the Acori
Club OF Seaford was held Tuesda /
afternoon, beginning at 3 O'Clock |
in their clubroom, corner Pine AMI
King streets. The business sessio !
was fortunately short. as an interl
esting program followed.
It was Current Events Day, fi
charge OF Mrs. George F. Callawa.' I,
Of West Seaford. An overture from
the opera Martha" rendered hY
Miss Agnes Huston and Charles Van
Leer, opened the program. followed
by Mrs. Ella c. Emery. son Of NJ
and Mrs. William +. Allen, made h 3
debut in club life here, playing "a
piano solo. He acquitted himse 7
with dignity and gives promise x
becoming a valuable addition +
Seaford's musical coterie. Cure u
events was then continued by Mil'
| Mae Cooper. These, in the mai 4
we're OF a local character and of l.
tense interest. The concluding evei
told OF a wonderful organ, alreas !
installed in one OF the churches ~
Chicago. which combines all mus,
cal instruments.
The program was concluded I J
two songs rendered by Mrs Howai
Morgan, wind in the Trees" bI
Thomas. and Birds in the Nigh l
a lullaby. by Sullivan. The readinf,
and music we're graciously receive
by the large audience. Club a
tendance is fine and the membe'
ship is increasing.
Bellefonte Civics Club will hold (
business meeting at 2 o'clock n
Tuesday afternoon at the Beliefon
| Community House.
Evening journal., 1921-10-29
AIXuIARY MEErING.

The Women's Auxiliary OF Inn
manuel p. e. Church. will meet at
745 o'clock Thursday evening. No
vember 3. at the home of Mrs.
Charles R. Miller. 24o2 West Seven
.teenth street
Evening journal., 1921-10-29
BABY IN YERGER FAMncS

Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard X. Yerger
25os Van Buren street. are receivi
ing congratulations on the birth ol
a daughter, born October "a. Thu
little one has been named Nancy
Hart Yerger-
Evening journal., 1921-10-29
10 PRESENT ~FARM FoLKs.'

Farm Folks Is the title OF
playlet that viii be presented by the
Senior class Of the Alexis 1. DUPONT
High School next Friday evening.
The play will be given in the school
auditorium. The Alumni Associa-
ton has been extended an invita-
ton
Evening journal., 1921-10-29
NuRsEs AT rARrY ToNIGHr.

Miss Mary b. Powick. manager of
Nurses Home No. OF the Delaware
Hospital will give party at the
home this evening for the girls OF
the Junior Class. Games and re-
freshments will be enjoyed.
Evening journal., 1921-10-29

j.
n1ington visitor and will remain in
this city until after the Christmas
holidays. Then she will go TO her
home in Florida Mrs. Rodgers has
returned from visiting her daugh-
ter. Mrs. Robert Garrison, in Nash
vile, Tenn.
Mrs. willard Hall Porter has re-
turned to Wilmington after spending
the summer and autumn in Wyom-
ing and California.
Mrs. Robert Tomlinson returned
Thursday from Hartford, Conn.
where she attended council meet
ing OF the Girls Friendly Society.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Copeland
will give a dinner at their home in
Rising Sun lane this evening In
honor OF three OF the seasons debu-
tantes. Miss Margaretta Lammot
dupont. daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Irenee dupont; Miss Victorine Elsie
Af''sftN
dupont and Miss Pauline dupont,
daughter OF Mrs William X DUPONT.
Dancing will follow the dinner.
Miss Mary L. Nixon. debutante
daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. Horace f.
Nixon OF Philadelphia and Miss Pau
line dupont. debutante daughter OF
Mrs. william DUPONT, OF this city,
have returned from a few days visit
to New Haven, Conn.
The Misses Mary and Dorothy
Curtis viii give card party next
Thursday afternoon in honor OF Miss
Elizabeth Reese. who will leave
shortly for New York to spend the
winter.
Miss Eleanor Vandegrift is spend
ing several days infNew York and
will meet Miss Anne Garrett, who
arrives home on Tuesday from Eu-
rope. where she has been for several
month.
Mrs. Frances Cheatam OF New
ork city, who has been the guest OF
Prof. and Mrs. william H. Beacon.
has returned home.
Arthur crunden. OF San Francisco.
is the weekend guest OF Mrs. l..
Scott Townsend and family.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Cieiand and
willard W. Cieland. Of Washington.
d. C. are the guests OF Wilmington
friends and relatives The Wash
ngton guests we're former Whining
flonians.
"
Miss Elizabeth Carroll. Miss Dora
tcarroll. Clarence Jewell and Millard
Carroll. OF Granogue, motered to
Norwood. Pa. last Sunday.
Miss Marion Dalton. Of centreviile
will give Halloween party TO a
uumber OF friends on Monday eve
ming.
Miss Bessie Mccullough, OF Gen.
treviile. has returned home after
visit with relatives at Hamor-
ton. Pa
Mrs. william Walker. OF Centre
vile, has returned home after a
visit to Delaware City.
Robert f. Bradfeid OF Havre dc
Grace Nd. spent the past weekend
as the guest OF his brother-in-law
Evening journal., 1921-10-29
1Z2a...!. lass IsE:ss

Miss Dorothy Kemp Warren,
laughter OF the Rev. and Mrs. b. ID.
Warren. OF New York city. and Will
liam Taylor Barnett son OF Mrs. M.
C. Barnett OF Rehoboth were mar
ried Wednesday at noon in the West
Eighteenth Street Methodist Church,
New York city. by the brides father.
After November 10. Mr.. and Mrs.
Barnett will be at home at the Bel
haven, Rehoboth.
Evening journal., 1921-10-29
RECEPTION FOR DIR. WE'RE.

The congregation Of First and
Central Presbyterian Church will
give a reception TO the Rev. Aquilla
Webb and Mrs webb on next Fri
day evening. The event will be held
the old Central Church.
Evening journal., 1921-10-29
rF YOU ARE WELL RREp

You will not use postal cards for
conveying any personal message.
even though OF little importance.
You will not use colored inks or
colored stationery when writing q
formal note or letter.
Evening journal., 1921-10-29

Announcement has been made by
John II. Marvel. 1929 West Eighth
street, OF the engagement OF his
daughter Miss Edith Mae Marvel to
George r. Cox son Of Mr. and Mrs.
George W. Cox 221 West Four
teenth street The wedding will fake
place early this winter. Both young
people have a large circle OF friends.
Mr.. Cox is advertising manager OF
the Delaware Ledger. During the
World War he was in the hospital
corps Of the u. s. Navy. During the
greater part OF his service he was
stationed at Puget Sound and in San
Francisco.
Evening journal., 1921-10-29

Miss Helen Henderer, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Harmon J. Henderer,
2O3 Woodlawn avenue, and Thomas
l.. Twilley OF Hurlock. Md, will be
married at $50 o'clock this even
ing in Silverbrook NJ. f. Church.
The ceremony will be performed by
the Rev. r. X. Stephenson.
The bride. who will be attended
by Msss Sarah H. Truax as maid OF
honor. will wear a white satin gown
combined with chiffon. Her tulle
veil will be held in place by band
OF real lace and will be caught with
orange blossoms. She will carry a
shower bouquet OF bride roses and
lilies OF the valley. The maid OF
honor will wear pink pussywillow
taffeta and will carry yellow chrys-
anthemums The bridesmaids, Miss
emma Kiger. OF this City, and Miss
Bessie Twilley. OF Hurlock, Nd, a
sister Of the bridegroom, will wear
pink satin dresses and carry yellow
chrysanthemums
The best man will he James CAL
houn OF this city. William b. Foulk
and j. Collins Henderer. brother Of
the bride. will be ushers.
Following the ceremony recep-
tion will be held at the home OF the
bride After a wedding trip north,
the couple will be az home after
December 1. at 20s Woodlawn ave-
nue.
Evening journal., 1921-10-29

OTHER SOCIETY NEWS
ON PAGE TWO
Evening journal., 1921-10-29

Miss Mary L. Nixon. debutante
daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. Horace F.
Nixon OF Philadelphia and Miss Pau
line DUPONT. debutante daughter or
Mrs william dupont Of this city
have returned from few days visit
to New Haven, Conn.
Evening journal., 1921-10-29

Otto Herold. Herman Knorr and
Fred Nensteil motored to Atlantic
City for over the last weekend.
Evening journal., 1921-10-29

The Misses Mary and Dorothy
Curtis viii give a card party next
Thursday afternoon in honor Of Miss
Elizabeth Reese. who will leave
shortly for New York to spend the
winter.
Evening journal., 1921-10-29

Arthur crunden. OF San Francisco.
is the weekend guest OF Mrs. l..
Scott Townsend and family.
Evening journal., 1921-10-29

Mrs. Frances Cheatam OF New
ork city. who has been the guest OF
Prof and Mrs. william II. Beacon.
has returned home.
Evening journal., 1921-10-29

Miss Eleanor vandegrift is spend
ing several days infNew York and
will meet Miss Anne Garrett, who
arrives home on Tuesday from Eu-
rope. where she has been for several
month.
Evening journal., 1921-10-29

and sister. Mr.. and Mrs. George
Thalman at Newport.
Evening journal., 1921-10-29

Mr.. and Mrs Frank Cieiand and
willard W. Cieland, Of Washington.
D. c.. are the guests OF Wilmington
friends and relatives The Wash
ngton guests we're former Whining
lonians.
Evening journal., 1921-10-29

Miss Annie L. Bottger Is visiting
Mrs. w. l.. Bloxom, at Bloxom, Va
Evening journal., 1921-10-29

Miss Elizabeth Carroll, Miss Dora
lcarroll Clarence Jewell and Millard
Carroll. OF Granogue. motered TO
Norwood. Pa. last Sunday.
Evening journal., 1921-10-29

Miss Marion Dalton. of centreville
will give a Halloween party 10 a
uumber OF friends on Monday eve
ming.
Evening journal., 1921-10-29

Mrs willard Hall Porter has re-
turned to Wilmington after spending
the summer and autumn in Wyom-
ing and California.