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SHOW VALUE OF HEALTH.

The value Of health training in
the home was the subject Of an in
teresting entertainment given by the
Health Scouts Of the y and Head
streets Child Welfare Center in the
Liberty fire house last night. More
than 800 persons attended.
The program. arranged under the
direction Of Miss Lola f. Murphin.
health center nurse. was as follows:
Song. Were a Band Of Jolly Health
Scouts; yell. "Rickety. Rackety.
Rus; playlet. "Everybody's Busy:
songs, Swing, Dolly. Swing" Ma
pins for Mother; duet, by Gather
inc Conner and Alice Dugan; recita-
ton. MY Health DOLL" by Helen
Gray: health center songs and yells,
I'VE Are Happy" Welfare Center. f"
"Now, Children. Brush Your Teeth, "
zone a Zippa." johnny Has the
Sneezes," by the b and Heald
handkerchief drillers; Health Scout
sky Rockets" THE Goblins," "Oh
Mel Oh N.Y." Here Comes a Jolly.
Jolly. Little Man; recitation. Fran
ces Midlam; piano and violin duet;
playlet. "A Mothers Meeting at the
Health Center; yell. we Are Jolly
Good Health Scouts"
Evening journal., 1921-05-11

WOINEN RECEIVE

The New Century Club Of Middle
town entertained at a club luncheon
yesterday in the club house. Many
guests from all over the state were
present. The club house never looked
prettier with its decorations OF
greens and Japanese lanterns. Mrs.
Clarence L. Pool, president of tho
club, gave a pleasing address Of well
come.
After the luncheon the guests were
entertained in the assembly hall OF
the club with a concert given by
members Of the Matinee Musical
Club Of Philadelphia Addresses
were made by Mrs A d. Warner, of
Wilmington; Mrs. H. B. Boyer, OF
Smyrna, president Of the State Fed
GRAFTON OF Women's Clubs, and Dean
Winifred J. Robinson, of the Wot
mans College OF the University OF
Delaware.
The following musical prograni
was enjoyed:
allegro ma non tauto." Bee
thoven, Eurydice Quartette. Florenc9
Haenle, first violin; Helen Rowlev
second violin; Ella Rowley. viola:
Marie Brehm, cello. Soprano. "Vbo
is Sylvan" Schubert; "The Years at
the Spring" Beach, May Farley.
piano ca, "Pastorale and Varial
tions," Mozart; (b) 'Valse," Chopin
Miss Gest. Quartette, "Adagietto.,
Bizet; Norwegian Bridal March =
Standby; soprano. Robins Song
White; ties Yenx.' Rabey, violin oh.
ligato by Miss Haenle.
Among the guests were Mrs. Frank
Davis, Of Odessa, president of the
Tuesday Night Club; Mrs. l.. L. Artis
president of the Twentieth Century,
club Of Smyrna Mrs. II. c. Price,
president Of the Delaware CITY Con
tury Club; Mrs. n. l.. Gooding presi-
dent OF the Clayton Century Clubs
Mrs. b. T. Lowden, president of tho
Delmar Century Club; Mrs. Robert
r. Lewis president of the Dovo4
Century Club; Mrs j. e. Phuins
president Of the New Castle Century
club; Mrs. j. w. Kellum. president
OF the Blue Rock Community Club.
Mrs. Arthur Neale. president of tba
Newark Century Club; Mrs William,
liargadin, president Of the FELTON,
Century Club and Mrs. Francis Slav.
maker of Wilmington. Mrs Pool
president of the club had as bor
guests, Mrs. James Pennewiu and
Mrs. Clarence d. sypherd Of Dover.
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p. R.R. woMEN,s WORK.

Much business was transacted at
the meeting Of the Women's Aid OF
the Penn System on Monday after
noon in the assembly room OF the
Penn Railroad building. Mrs. Gam
BILE Latrobe presided. Vocal selec-
tions were given by Mrs. Herbert
Downing accompanied by Mrs. G..
Browning. Under the direction OF the
Maryland Division luncheon will be
served in the assembly room on May
10 from IL to O'clock. standard
time.
Mrs. william Anderson will give
q card party tomorrow evening al
her home, 40s East Eighth street
at o'clock.
on May 2s the Maryland Division
viii hold a rummage sale At 71t
Tatnall street.
Mrs. Maurice Parsons. chairman
OF finance. is busy arranging for a
dance to be given at an early date
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DRAMA LEAGUE
TO HEAR ULYSSES

The Wilmington Drama League
will meet tomorrow evening in Trim
ity parish house. The program in
cludes "Overtones, recently pre-
sented before the Delaware Associa-
ton OF College Women and the sec
ond act Of stephen Phillips "Ulys-
ses." which will be read by Mrs.
Walter II. Farmer.
The first play-reading group OF the
league met last Thursday evening at
the home OF the president, Miss
Ethel Wilson. The first and third
acts Of the comedy. THE Amazons. ."
were read and enjoyed. other groups
will be formed by Miss Marion Belts.
Mrs. Walter H. Farmer and Miss
Blanche Swayne.
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Naaman's ea-House-on-the Della
ware has proved popular with many
Wilmingtonians since its opening
several weeks ago. Yesterday Mrs.
william Dole entertained several
guests at luncheon there. This ar
ternoon Mrs. Alexis I. DUPONT will
entertain at tea. Covers will be laid
for eleven.
Emile DUPONT. a student at Yale
College. spent the Weekend as the
guest Of Mrs. L. Scott Townsend at
Rockland.
General and Mrs. T. Coleman
dupont left on Sunday for months
stay at Broadmoor. Colorado Springs
Miss Harriet McKim OF Baltimore
spent the weekend as the guest OF
Miss Elizabeth Patterson.
Mrs. John Craig. 9O7 Monroe
street. is planning a trip to England
this summer She hopes to sail early
in June and will be abroad until the
laSt OF august.
Mrs. Frank L. DeArmond is spend
ing a week at her cottage in Reho-
both. Mrs. w. II. Barker, who has
been her guest for several days. left
yesterday for her home in Boston.
Miss Edith Grant Of San Fran
cisco. Cal. who recently returned
from European trip, was the
weekend guest OF Miss Mary
Marvel.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard II. Catlin
returned on Monday after a two
weeks visit to Asbury Park, n. ].
Mr.. and Mrs. William c. Spruance
left yesterday for a two weeks fish
ing trip in Florida.
Charles G.. Edwards will leave to-
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Society,"

morrow for Atlantic City, where he
will spend two weeks.
Miss Mary Schwatka, Townsend,
was the weekend guest OF Miss Con-
stance V. Martin. near Greenhill.
Edward Martin. a student at La
fayette College. spent last Saturday
as the guest OF Mr. and Mrs. Harry
T. Conner. at Centreville.
Mrs Mildred C. sieberg and Miss
Elizabeth Gentry spent the weekend
with Mr.. and Mrs. Frank W. Holden
at Ardmore, Pa.
Miss Margaret Ford. 7Ol North
Broome street has returned from
Atlantic City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard H. Morgan
have been the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs
William T. Chipman. at the Lyle
Apartments.
Mr.. and Mrs. George A. Gewehr
are in Chicago. where Mr.. Gewehr
is attending the annual convention
Of music dealers
Miss Erma Wright. 1921 West
Tenth street. who underwent an OPP
Grafton for appendicitis at the Della
ware Hospital on Monday, is getting
along nicely.
Miss Anna A. Josefson. S03 East
Twenty street. left last week
for an extended trip through the
west. While in Denver, Colo, Miss
j Josefson will be the guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. James A. German. formerly of
this city.
Mrs. william f. Shugart, OF Erie,
Pa. is the guest OF her parents MIR.
and Mrs. James NJ. Ross, 20 South
Sycamore street, Union Park Gar
dens
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Your LuxurieS

Can Editorial by Society
During the 100000
600
between the 1897
by p
Startling hguresand doubtless Delaware similar
disparity between expenditures education
But In FAR the increasing demand
the desire OF the a broader
Portable life there
educators Indeed OF
desire
And what uxures2 Fifteen cleaners
become necessities because the housewife
that she the eternal bondmad
the OF
workman country his amily
opened experiences for
strictly a
The advance OF civilization marked distribution
popuarzation Of the things that
enjoyed a favored is
luxury. but stin wider distribution OF its benefits
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Clubs

The annual meeting Of the Wo-
mans Club of Claymont was held
on Monday afternoon at the home
of Miss Miriam Gray. on the Phila-
delphia Pike. The following officers
we're elected: President, Mrs. F. c.
Alexander: first vice president, Miss
Isabel Fiskin second vice-presi-
dent, Mrs. Charles A. Rantz; treas
urer. Mrs. Harold Sheppard; re-
cording secretary, Miss Zillah
Speakman; corresponding secretary,
Miss Helen Speakman. Following the
business meeting a program was
enjoyed. Mrs. w. II. Beacon
spoke on the Immigration Ques-
ton" Miss Cora Turner told of the
work of the Delaware Commission
for the Blind. Miss Marie Burrows,
who is blind was with Miss Turner
and played several piano selections.
She played the List arrangement
of the Senta Ballad from the Ely
ing Dutchman" and "Scherzo"
from Beethoven. Mrs. Harold
Sheppard played two selections by
Nevin. Current Events were given
by Miss Mary Wheeler. Following
the program refreshments were
served.
The next meeting OF the club
which will be the last this year will
be held on May % at the home Of
Miss Elizabeth Speakman. This
will be picnic. and will be held at
II o'clock. The program for the
afternoon will be presented at 1.3O
o'clock.
The Original Social Club Of Cen
treville will meet the latter part Of
May.
At a recent meeting OF the Marcus
Hook Century Club the following Of
ficers were elected: President Mrs.
II. G. Valentine; first vice-president,
Mrs. James S. Goff: second vice
president. Mrs. r. f. Powell; record
l ing secretary, Mrs. Clara c. Locke;
corresponding secretary, Miss Mabel
Talley; treasurer. Mrs. William
Pechmann; directors, Mrs. Howard
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]. Wood, Mrs. William ]. Thornton}
and Mrs. r. M. Doherty. Interesting
reports were read of the work done
by the club during the year.
At the monthly meeting OF tha
Marshallton Civics Club held last
Thursday. it was decided TO hold "A
strawberry festival in the near ftA-
ture. The next meeting win be held
on Thursday evening. May 10, inE
the clubhouse II
At the annual meeting OF thel
stockholders of the New Centurg4
Club held yesterday afternoon theE
following directors were electedsI
Mary p. Bancroft, Elizabeth r. JacksI
son, Sarah A. Sellers, Emma l. Wel-
din and Helen Baer Coke.
The directors whose term expiral
in 1922 are Jessie Thomas Betts,
Meta Gilpin Keit, Mary 3. Wright.
Josephine T. Smith, Anne G. BradA
ford. Those whose terms expire mi
1928 are, Elizabeth NJ Bailey. Eliza-|
beth J. Danforth, Elizabeth AL
Bringhurst. Abigail NJ. W. Miller
Lucy II. Satterthwaite.
The meeting was called to ordehl
by Mrs. y. b. Danforth. Mrs. Hor-l
ace Belts. president, having been|
obliged by i'll health to withdra VI
about April l from active serycaI
on the board.
The annual report OF the Scores
tary. Miss Elizabeth r. Jackcon, in
Guiding the reports OF the rental,
property and house committees.
Mrs. n. B. Danforth. Mrs. Z. n.
Bailey and Mrs. Lucy X. Satterth
waite, the respective chairmen,
showed that in all, nineteen meet
ings had been held: that rental TO-
tailed $9,6375O; a decrease Of but
s55.71 from receipts of last year agdI
hence very satisfactory.
Mrs Sarah NJ. Robinson and Miss
Marion J.. James. auditors, reporttd d
correct the accounts of the treas
urer.
During the counting OF ballots in
charge OF Miss Elizabeth A. Bring
hurst and Mrs Mary 3. Wright, re-
freshments were served.
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Not Man s Exclusive Fault

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laid opposite
There's peculiar
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when startling Of hneness
Men? Women
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SETTLEMENT MAY FESTIVAL

The May festival at the Peoples
Settlement will begin tonight and
will continue tomorrow and Friday
AT least 100 house members will
take part in the three days program
Both the senior and junior groups OF
the house will take part in the en-
tertainments
This evening the House Dramatic
Club will present the play The Fas-
cinating Fanny Brown. Tomor-
row night there will be a play by the
Girl Scouts. songs and dances and
on Friday evening the girls GYM
nasium classes will give an exhibit
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Board OF the Homeopathic Hospital
will hold tomorrow afternoon at the
New Century Club. In many re-
spects the party promises to be one
Of the most delightful affairs ever
given by the Junior Board. Among
the prizes are beautiful card table
covers made OF black material, or
namented with bright tassels. Re-
freshments will be served. Mrs.
Charles l.. Petze, chairman. is being
assisted by a large group Of efficient
workers.
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p d. & lie S

A surprice party was given to
Ralph Edwards at his home. COZ
Jackson street, in honor of his birth
day anniversary. John Wilson, of
Philadelphia, sang. Games were
played and dancing enjoyed. Music
was furnished by a four-piece or
chestra-
In honor of the seventy-eighth
birthday anniversary of Mrs. Lettie
Donovan and the birthday anniver-
sary of William Jones, dinner was
served on Sunday at the home of
Mrs Donovan, 62S East Sixth street.
Mr.. Jones is a motorman on the
West Eighth street line. Both Mrs.
Donovan and Mr.. Jones have many
friends in this city. Music at the
anniversary dinner was furnished by
Miss Evelyn Jones. Mr.. and Mrs.
William Donovan. Miss Lille Dono-
van and Miss Dorothy Stark. Those
present were: Mrs. Letitia Donovan,
Mr.. and Mrs. William Donovan. Mr
and Mrs. william Jones, Ellsworth
Moore, Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Jones.
Misses Evelyn Jones, Lena Lane. Al
line Dennis and Mary Zabenke. OUT
of-town guests were: Miss Lille Dom
ovan, Mrs. Dorothy Stark and daugh-
ter and Mrs. Annie Holden, all of
Philadelphia, and Mr.. and Mrs.
George Jones and son Of Naaman's.
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HOSPITAL CARD PATTY.
MUSICAL WITH
INSTALLATION

Washington Heights Century Club
held a pleasing musicale at the club
building Monday evening. Commu-
nifty singing was led by william P.
White. who also gave a number Of
harmonica selections. Miss Theresa
Seller sang In Italy" Jean NJ. Boyd;
Bird OF Love Divine" Hayden
Wood. and Knowing" by Susan S.
Smith. The last selection is a COM
position by Mrs. Arthur D. Smith.
S22 Harrison street. II was the first
time the number had been sung. Mrs.
Smith. who is distinguished musi-
clan, has recently moved to this city
from Washington. She has made
many friends in musical circles since
coming here.
Miss f. Irene Russell played
"Chanson Trieste" by Tschaikowsky.
"Salut d'Armour." by Elgar, and
THE Second Mazurka." by GODDARD.
In the absence OF the president.
Mrs. ID. r. Wier. Mrs. James n.
Ginns, first vice-p president. presided.
and installed the newly-elected dl-
rectors She urged each to put forth
her best effort and predicted a sue
cessful year for the club. The dl-
rectors are; Mrs. Lydia Slocomb.
Mrs. w. j. Lackey, Mrs. Frank l..
Howard. Mrs. Frederick $. Homan.
Mrs. Joseph A. Wickersham and Mrs.
Harry b. Layton.
During the evening Mrs. Ginns on
! behalf Of the club presented to Mrs
| Earl A. Spencer. formerly Mrs. Ann
W. steele with a handsome silver
vase. Mrs Spencer has been an ac-
tive member OF the club and Is a
well known vocalist Of this city. She
is soon to leave Wilmington for Bos-
ton.
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Y. ". c. A. NEWS

At the meeting of the directors
held on Monday morning at the
club rooms. it was announced that
Holiday House has been leased for
another year. and will be used again
this summer as a recreational CEN
ter for the Y. w. c. A. Miss Louise
Matthews was appointed chairman
Of Holiday House. The house will
formally open on June IA. The last
week in June and the nrst two weeks
in July will be devoted TO the Girls
Work Department.
Miss Mary Isla Tucker has joined
the staff of secretaries of the local
association. and has assumed her du-
ties as Industrial and recreational
secretary During the summer
months she will be located
at Holiday House. Miss Tucker has
been in Wilmington for the past
IS months. coming to this city from
Nashville, Tenn. She has always
taken an active part in athletics and
last year played on the girls basket
ball team Of Grace NJ. f. Church
She also was an active member Of
the baseball girls league of the du-
Pont Company. Miss Tucker is cap
tain of this years baseball team for
girls at Grace Church. All winter
she has directed a group Of young
women in recreational activities at
the Y. W. H. A.. and has done work
with the Wilmington Community
Service on the local Fairgrounds.
The Wilmington Y. W. C. A. will
celebrate on May 20 the birthday
anniversary OF Grace Dodge. This
will be in keeping with all the as
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MIR. MAC LEAN A vIsIrop

r. j. MacLean, formerly president
Of the Wilmington Board of Trade
and now president Of the Detroit.
Business College, is visiting friends
here. Mr.. MacLean is chairman of
the inland Waterways Committee Of.
the Detroit Board Of Commerce. and
has been in Washington attending
an important meeting. He is ac-
companied by his daughter. Miss
Lola MacLean. Miss AIacT.ean is
the guest Of Mrs. W. Robert Ellis OF
this city.
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Joseph d. Patton. 11O3 West
Eighth street, is one Of the Oldest
and best-known Odd Fellows in Del
aware. lie was 7S years old on May
and Is so hale and hearty today
that no one would take him to be
more than 60.
lie has been a member OF the Odd
Fellows for hfty-nve years and for
thirty five years was treasurer OF
Hope Lodge in this city. In addition.
he is the oldest living Past Noble
Grand OF Hope Lodge and is one OF
few Delaware Odd Fellows who pos
sess the diamond-studded golden
jubilee .ewel OF the order, that jewel
standing for fifty years OF contin-
uous membership.
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PLAN EARLY FOR
CHRISTMAS SHOP

The women OF "The Trinity
church Club" will hold another
christmas shop" next November.
There will again be a donation table
and Il is hoped that every woman
In Trinity Church will send at least
two gifts 10 this table. II is hoped
tnat during the summer months
that all the women Of the church
VIII have the opportunity to make
or buy something pretty for the do
nation table From this table alone
last year. f625 was realized. Arti-
eles for the donation table" may
ne sent at any time TO the chairman.
MSS Elsie l.. Patterson. 1AO1
icnnsylvania avenue
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CARD PARTY TO
AID SUNSHINE

A card party will be held by the
New Era branch Of the International
siunshin Society tomorrow afternoon,
IN Sunshine Han. The proceeds
VIII be used in the prevention OF
blindness and furnishing glasses to
school children. There will be ta-
bles OF pivot. 500 and bridge. and a
prize will be offered at each table
Tickets may be obtained from Mrs.
George l.. Riley. Phone 33i2-W. or
az the door Of Sunshine Hall. tomor-
row afternoon.
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at Hotel dupont ball room.

at Hotel DUPONT ball room.
Mrs. Frank Weatherby and her
committee on the Employment Bu-
reau have done some splendid work
in helping both the community and
the furloughed men. Mrs. Wealth
erby has found places for persons
to do house cleaning, washing, etc,
and will be glad IL anyone from
among the families OF the furlough-
ed men desiring such place will
communicate with her at her home
2O4 West Twenty-second street. or
by phoning 611T-JJ.
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CLuR IN pLAYIEr.

Fun in a Theatrical once" will
be presented by the Blue Rock Com
munity Club next Wednesday even
ing in the Garrick Theatre. The cast
is composed OF 40 members many OF
whom are members OF the club In
addition TO this charming little
sketch. the program will be aug
mented by Charles Long. lmperson-
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CLASS TO PRESENT PLAYLET

The Sunday school class OF Miss
Louise wiedenman held a business
meeting on Monday evening at the
home OF Miss Wiedenman, 29Ol
jefferson street. Plans were made
for a playlet TO be given by the
class in the near future in the audi
torium OF Holy Trinity Lutheran
Church. Following the business
meeting a social hour was enjoyed.
Those present were: the Misses
/ Ruth Suerle. Helen Aschenbach
Dorothy Naylor. Edna Harrington
Mildred Moore, Ellen Layton and
Louise Wiedenman
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sociations all over the country. It
will be remembered that Miss Dodge
founded the Young Womens Chris
tian Association ana vas its first
national president. A special pro-
gram is being prepared by Mrs.
Caleb +. Burchenal to be given on
the afternoon OF May 20. This will
be announced later.
Mrs. J. Merrick Horn has been
appointed chairman to look after the
distribution and the sale Of the pop
pies for Memorial Day. The Y. W.
c. A., has pledged to sell 200 OF the
flowers to be worn by everyone in
honor OF the boys who lost their lives
in France during the war.
Wapanachki Camp Fire Girls
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aHow CLrB wAs roRNIEp.r

The Milton II. Slime Women's
Glass OF Trinity Lutheran Church
will present a comedy sketch, How
the Club Was Formed. " in 81. Johns
Episcopal Church. Concord avenue
and Market street. o'clock to-
morrow evening This is the fourth
time these women have been re-
quested TO repeat the sllit. The pro-
gram will De augmented by vocal
and instrumental selections.
Tomorrow evenings presentation
will be under the auspices of the
Tuesday Night or Smile" Club of
81. Johns Church. and will take
place In the new auditorium roccntly
erected FOR entertainment features.
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gave a dance at the club rooms last
Saturday evening. Music was FUR
nished by Morine's orchestra The
decorations were streamers Of blue
and gold. Miss J. Macklen Beattie.
general secretary. and Miss Alma
Tall, girls work secretary. wefe
chaperons. Refreshments were
served.
Under the auspices Of the indus
trial department of the association
a party will be given at the club
rooms on Friday evening. A special
program is being arranged.
Miss Elizabeth Tull, business sec
retary who has been in Atlantic City
for the past ten days returned 10
the association yesterday.
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AFTERNOON NfrsIC cA11.

Mrs. Charles y. Grlmth and Mrs
Caleb T. Burchenal will give pro-
gram Of American music at the
monthly meeting OF the New Cen
fury club this afternoon. one of
the questions to be discussed al the
meeting will be the proposed change
In the bylaws. raising the dues from
eight to ten dollars.
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MISSIONARY PAGEANT At WEST

missionary pageant "The Queen
OF Sheba" will be presented 10y Mrs
Rolph ana the young women OF the
auxiliary societies at the monthly
meeting of the Woman's Missionary
Society Of West Church this oven
ing. This is the annual union meet
ing OF an the missionary societies OF
the church. A large attendance is
desired
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Y. L. g. C.DANCp

houng Ladies' Catholic Clph
m.ll WI give a. dance in Brownson Han
torlorrow evening There win he
prizes Tor spot and eliminattar
dances Tickets are TO be casbe6 -,
the door. Lynch's orchestra viii s,,r
nlsh the music and dancing win he
from til - o'clock. The CHM 4.
olso planning many outings for me
summer months.
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TO GIVE MusIcA1r

fhe Ladies' Blchor Cholem Mosbel
Nekenim Society will meet this even
ing at the Home for tho Aged 2o7
West street. on June 81 ,ho -
e.'ty VIII give musicale at the
NeW century Club. The concert is
for the benefit OF a materAitv
ward which is to be condpctod
at their home, 2O9 West street
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"ELoPEMENT or ELLEN. "

"rhe Elopment OF Ellen" a play
let, will be presented by the stand
ard Bearers of Scott NJ Il. Church
in the parish house of Old Swedes
p. +. Church at o'clock tomorrow
evening Music will be furnished by
Scott NJ. f. Church orchestra.
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ing young men who will give a
sketch. Alfred Spence, Charles Scar
borough, Ralph Ruth and Warren
Garrett. Messrs. Spence and Ruth
will also present a sketch, I'm No
Mans Land" on Monday the box
office OF the theatre will exchange
the tickets for reserved seats for the
performance.
-O-O-
HOSPITAL CARD PARTY.
Many tickets have been sold for
the card party which the Junior
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ABOUT WINDOWS.

Consider your windows Open
from the bottom. with a child IN
the house, they may be dangerous.
The child can throw things out or
fall out himself
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wINTERTHUR CLUB DANCE.

Employees of the Winterthur Farms
will give a dance next Wednesday
night in the club room at the farms.
These dances are bi-monthly affairs.