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Evening journal., 1921-12-28
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Miss Julia Elliott, daughter OF Col
onel and Mrs. George A. Elliott, will
be presented to society this after
noon. Miss Elliott vii be the last OF
the wilmington debutantes to be
presented this season From a until
$50 O'Clock this afternoon a tea will
be held at the Elliott home, Red
oak Road. This will he followed by
a dinner dance at which the Meyer
Davis Orchestral will play.
Miss Louise c. Lea will give din
ner on Saturday evening at the vii
mington Country club. Covers will
be laid for 25 guests The event will
precede the small and early dance
which will be held at the New Cen
tury Club instead OF the Hotel du-
Pont where the other dances have
been held.
Senator and Mrs. T. Coleman du-
Pont gave hunt breakfast at the
DUPONT country home, "The Old
MIL" on Monday morning.
Miss Elizabeth Hastings and Dam
lei O. Hastings, Jr. will give an in
formal dance to Dover friends on
Saturday evening al the Hotel Rich
ardson, Dover.
Mr.. and Mrs. Spottswood Garland
have gone TO Camden, n. c., for the
winter. During their stay in the
southern city their house at 2SO0
Delaware avenue will be occupied
by Mr.. and Mrs. Charles B. Evans,
Of Newark.
Mrs. Philip DUPONT will give a
buffet supper on Friday evening In
honor Of her daughter, Miss Frances
dupont The affair will precede the
dance to be given by Miss Carolyn
Pennington.
Mrs. Frank l.. DeArmond spent
the holidays in Milford, as the guest
OF relatives.
Mrs. c. p. NJ. Rumford is spend
ing some time in the New England
states.
Mr.. and Mrs II. S. schutt spent
the holidays in New York as the
guests of Mrs. schutt's sister Mrs.
r. e. Breed. while there they at
tended family reunion.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar NJ Hopes,
Jr and children are spending the
Christmas holidays at Newhurgh
y. Y.
The Rev. Dr. and Mrs. Cosby Bell
of Alexandria. Va, are the guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. william Winder Laird
! Miss Josephine Johnson, OF Wash
ington. ID. c.. is tine guest this week
OF Mrs. j. S spruaaee.
Miss Elizabeth Holiday gave an
informal dance at her home Al
Chadd's Ford last night
Miss Elizabeth Hastings is th'
guest OF Miss Lyla Townsend at Sell
byville.
Miss Margaretta Miller, who hai
been spending several months II
Vancouver, is expected home aroun'
the FIRST OF the year.
Miss Elsie r. Brown is spendinl
the holidays with friends at MI
Airy, Md.
Miss Agnes B. Gray spent tn
weekend with relatives at Jamaica
L. 1.
Miss Alice b. Gardner left Monda
g for Atlantic City. where she will at
tend the wedding Of Miss Nan {
Il Pietsch and Ernest ID. Wakehelc
/. which will take place at the sea
n shore resort this week.
e Miss Ruth Taylor, Of BostoI
Mass. is the guest OF Mrs. VIII {
Nesbitt.
, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles C. Kurtz an
a Miss Katherine Kurtz will leaN
10 shortly after January 1 for an In
" teresting trip through the Orien
a sailing from Seattle about January
! Miss Rosalie steele and Miss Beti
Evening journal., 1921-12-28
NEWPORT CLUE MEETING

The Women's Club Of Newport
will hold an Americanization meet
ing at 2.3O o'clock Friday afternoon
in the club rooms. There will be
several prominent speakers. Miss
Nora Stuart, chairman Of the Amer
icanization Committee, will be in
charge of the program.
Evening journal., 1921-12-28
The Star
BY j. MARIAN JOHNsON

High in the Heavens all through the years
Bringing us happiness calming fears.
Bright as when viewed by the wise men OF old
Steadily shedding its rays Of pure gold
THE CANDLE
Shining through darkness, lighting the way
To Bethlehem's Christ child. to come and to stay
Shining. shone that bright star long ago
Steadily burning, through darkness and snow
Evening journal., 1921-12-28
SUNSHINE MEETING.

The board OF directors OF the
Delaware Division OF the Interna-
tionai Sunshine Society will meet
next Wednesday in Sunshine Hall
1909 Delaware avenue. a luncheon
will be held at 1890 O'Clock and this
will be followed by a round table
discussion.
Evening journal., 1921-12-28
ENTERTAINMENT AT
HOLLY OAK CT4IrRCTT

An entertainment will be held to-
morrow evening in the NJ. E. Church
at Holly Oak. The committee in
charge has arranged an interesting
program. 3
Evening journal., 1921-12-28
DANCE AT NEWPORT.

The Women's Civic club Of Rich
ardson Park, will give a dance Fri-
day evening AZ the Masonic Hall.
Newport. The dance viii be uAder
the auspices of the ways ana means
committee OF the club. Many mem-
bers and friends of the club will
attend this affair Mrs William
Watson is chairman for the occa-
son.
Evening journal., 1921-12-28
HrI,prD NEEDY FANnLY.

Honecker Branch. Of the w. c.
T. o., brought Christmas cheer 70 a
needy fsmily in this city. Among the
donations taken to the family OF
seven were groceries and much food
stun. TOYS Of all kinds, to the chill
dren. candies. cakes and fruit.
Evening journal., 1921-12-28
NEIGHRoRHoop DANCE

About $50 persons attended the
Christmas dance given last evening
in the Italian Neignporhood House.
10 Lincoln street. Music was fur
nished by Joe Dales Melody Boys
Evening journal., 1921-12-28
Comfort
CAn Editorial by The Society Editor)

Can by the Society Edtor)
shoe that the average American woman
larger than few years ago
That Of the so-caed radical changes
that have attire.
be extreme styles the tendency Is
toward health Tight garments TO the
human body wha the is to the lemon
Of his health and ureless eheieny
that anything tight to interfere with his blood CIR
Evening journal., 1921-12-28
DANCE Ar FTsNIrpr

Eismere Civics Club viii give
Christmas dance tomorrow evening
at the club house. Dancing will be
enjoyed from $50 o'clock until
o'clock. Music. will be furnished "a
Given's Orchestra
Evening journal., 1921-12-28

was presented with a silk umbrella.
Those present were; Misses Anna
Warren. Edith O'Donald. Helen
Pearson and Blanche Kersey, Ray
mond Thompson, Luman Thompson.
Edwin Beatty. Lester Pearson. Otis
Long. William Jones and Carlton
Kersey.
Evening journal., 1921-12-28
HoUsEHoLD NOTES.

Cold coffee used in boiled icing
instead OF water gives a delightful
mocha flavor.
Grapefruit sherbet or vanilla ice
cream are nice served in grape
fruit baskets.
Evening journal., 1921-12-28

Announcements have been receiv-
ed in this city of the marriage Of
Miss Helen Elizabeth Lancaster and
Harold G.. Barrett The wedding
took place in Syracuse. n. Y. on
Friday December %, at the home of
the brides parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Ernest Longley- Lancaster. Mr.. and
Mrs. Barrett are now on a wedding
trip north. The bride has many
friends in this city. she is assistant
cafeteria director of the Young
Woman's Christian Association.
Evening journal., 1921-12-28

Stun your Christmas dates with
crystalized ginger or candied orange
peel.
Evening journal., 1921-12-28

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles C. Kurtz and
Miss Katherine Kurtz will leave
shortly after January 1 for an in
teresting trip through the orient
sailing from Seattle about January g.
Miss Rosalie steele and Miss Betty
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-09
GRACE SEWING CIRCLE
HAS SALE AND DINNER
The Patronage Last Night Was
Greatly in Excess OF the Pro-
ceeds Year Ago.

The annual apron and fancy work sale
nl tho sewing circle of Grace NJ. l..
Church, held Yesterday afternoon IN
the Church House. 9o3 West street, was
well paironilod With the entire second
floor ui the Church House given over
60 tho sale OF fancy work novelties, with
booths clabontcly arranged, the pro-
cccds oi the sale viii greatly exceed
those of last year.
Another large table on the second
floor contained hundreds of fancy aprons,
"a mnny patterns and of the finest hand
work. Making appropriate Christmas
Gifts, these aprons sold readily. The
candy table, also ON the second iloor,
was we'll pntronifcd.
On the first noor, in the large lecture
fnnm adjacent Co the sccretary's office,
visitors and patrons had hne dinner
nt thc close ol the sale last night. The
salr' IT homemade cake, from small
cookies Ia the large fruit cake, for which
spccial table had been arranged on the
nfsi floor. was also well patronized.
Mtu. John W. X. Sumwalt was general
chairman of the sale. Mrs. William g.
Nnrga,royd was chairman OF the COM
mi,tcc on fancy work; Mrs.C. J. Rudolph
was IN charge " the apron booth and
Mrs. William Todd of the candy booth.
Tho dining room and cake sale we're
under the supervision Of Mrs. Alexander
1aVlnf
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-09
PLANS MADE FOR MANY
XMAS CELEBRATIONS
Troes. Parties, Carol Singing
and Display OF Neighborly
Spirit to be Features.

\ uily-vidc celebration OF Christmas
with Community Service program
involving practically every ncighbor-
hood ASSOCIATION in the city, will provide
Nulc,dc spirit for thousands OF children
this year. The program includes Christi
nas party for the children, Christmas
tree and Christmas star for the neigh
hofhood house. carol singing in front
NJ homcs showing the star, and visiting
ul nelghhois on Christmas day. At a
meeting ot the Staplcr Association last
night, following committee was elected
Go arrange for the Christmas celebration
to hc held in Staplcr Park.
Tree and star, Mrs. l.. Seath, Mrs. A.
neri. Miss Ella Dallon, W. G. Mac.
,aflcr,y; childrcn's party, Raymond
~ny,icr, Mrs Anna stanton, Mrs. Philip
ilort,; carol committcc, Philip Hortz;
window decoration and visiting, the
association acting ~ committee OF the
whole.
pshcr associations viii meet TO make
their plans within the next few days.
Tonight, Rockford citizens meet at
school No. -, AZ : O'Clock; Rodney. at
SIS, Happy Valley at I, and South Side
tomorrow evening
)At Cool Spring Pork, PERMISSION has
ltcn asked oi the park authorities TO
place a Christmas tree IN the park
The committees of all the associations
viii meet Mrs. William Moody next
Tuesday evening at 1.30 O'Clock.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-09
coYNr NEIGHpORHoOD PARTY.
Residents Enjoy Program Of Music
aud Rccitations.

An interesting affair was held at the
Coyno Ncighborhood Association last
night, under the direction Of Mrs.
lnt,ie Carlia and Miss Mary Miller.
songs. dances and rccitatlons were
given. Mary Cafcrty, Florence Rosen,
Elizabeth Enlia, Helen kracyla, Eliza
beth Dugan. Ruby Caifee, Dorothy
Hazel, Ethel Thompson Sarah Benson,
Catherine DuEsn, Marie Baker, Cathe-
rine sutton and r. Bayard sutton were
the yocalis,s; William Nahle, Robert
Colts, Richard Brlmlcy and William
,aflin rcciied, the Melody Boys of the
pcnnsylyania shops obliged; and dances
were rendered by Helen kracyla, Eliza
beth nugan, Naona Trcelcr, Catherine
las, Eliza Lynch, Catherine Mahoney,
Mary Caffefiy and Elsie Tressler.
i'ip md milk were plcn,nuly provided
ly the rclrcshment committee and
highly rchshcd 10y ALL
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-09

Hutchinson, Of 6l5 Geddes street, took
the lad to the Delaware Hospital where
it was found that no serious injuries
had been sustained, although both knees
were bruised. He was able to return to
his home at 500 Lombard street.
Another boy ran in front of the ma
chine OF Register Of Wills Isaac II.
Brown shortly afterwards, while be-
tween Fifth and Sixth streets on Mar
ket. The boy was brushed by the
fender and fell, but picked himself up
and ran off before his identity could be
learned.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-09

Mr.. Smith Is president OF the Smith
Zollinger Co.. Fourth and Market
streets. and one of the best known
business mon in Delaware. lie enjoys
the distinction of having been in busi-
ness on Market street, continuously
for 65 years. Notwithstanding the de-
mands of his store and other personal
affairs. Mr.. Smith finds time to make
himself valued factor in tho civic
life OF the community. In matters with
which he is connected, his activities
are characterized by the same sterling
methods that. have made his private
business the success that it Is
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-09

DIR. Seholi', Anter-
Tor Melatsrssi Arch
Supports. ? slieve,
"horton's To-" and
severe Gran pin e
Through the ball OF
tho foot.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-09
AUTOS HIT TWO BOYS.
But Neither Of The m Sustained
Serio us Jnj urics.

Joseph Rich, boy of l2, was struck
by an automobile about 9 o'clock last
night at Fourth and Market streets.
The driver, said to be Charles L. j..
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-09
Had Dinner With President.

Governor and Mrs William ID. Den
ncy end former Governor John c.
Townsend ana Miss Townsend OF Della
ware were guests of President and
Mrs Harding last night. az a dinner
rendered tho governors OF states who
attended the annual conference Of
state cSocuilycs at Charlestown. s.
a.. this week. Abou, 20 persons were
present at thc dinner.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-09

pui your telephone number in your
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,nnr.d 80 au nnrtS Of chr.
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PRINTERS WANTED

fWo iUni yr~ OpcraIrra lob and
catalogue. roro''r onprp'or ara
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SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALE
SITUATIONS WANTED-MALE

GIRL. re'iotla, wishes position as lIren lsGv
IN summ"i hotel NJ G02 Ledger Ofrco
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APARTMENTS
DNk LNNE
$50 PER MONTH

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MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS

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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES

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NpNDTYPE EEYROARD ,Np CASTER
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STEADY WORK APPLY FRANKLIN
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PEPSONALS

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HOUSEKEEPING Apartments
.i2as. '.ur1'a t35 to STj
Fl. .J.FASY. 18th & Thompson Sts.

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Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1921-04-08
SELECT GIRLS CAMP

Ashland division officials believe
that they have found an ideal loca-
tion for a camp of three hundred
Camp Fire Girls in response to a re-
cent inquiry referred to them. The
location is on Stormy lake, four and
a half miles west of Conover. The
lake has beautiful shores and fine
bathing beach, it being four hundred
feet out to deep water. The pro-
posed site is a large grove Of Norway
pine and to the northwest is a great
hardwood forest with trails ideal for
hiking trips. 1t is owned by E. F.
Hayward, known as "The Poet of the
Pines" Mr.. Hayward has a cottage
on the property. A site was request
ed away from public resorts
Summer resorts in the Eagle Chain
country are some of them booked to
capacity for the season that will soon
open Railroad officials are receiving
many inquiries regarding cottages and
summer resort accommodations
Amigo Journal
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1921-04-08
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH
COUNTRY DANCE

A load of twenty-five people from
town tested the riding and pulling
qualities of the F. G. Hall CO., deliv-
cry truck to their satisfaction on
Wednesday evening when they drove
out to the bone Of Mr.. and Mrs. Art
hur Radcliffe four miles from town
for another of their surprise party
dances Getting stuck in the mud
a few times did not dampen their
spirits as much it did their shoes and
on reaching their destination found a
hearty welcome One of Arts log
giDg shanties was hastily converted
into a dance hall and filled the pur-
pose admirably and he promised to
leave it for just such occasions. At
midnight a fine lunch was disposed
of and after another hour of dancing
the knights of the Road took up their
burdens, in the way of empty dishes,
ETC., and-walked down to where the
truck was faithfully waiting for them.
The excitement of the trip home
consisted in being struck by heavy
shower of rain and then it was easy
to see why one lady had packed an
umb .rella along all night, though we
regret to state that the man it COW
cred during the storm wasn't her
lawfully welded husband, that poor
chap was nearly drowned