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Evening journal., 1922-04-05
PENINSULA CHOIR DELIGHTS.

That the Peninsula NJ. p Church
choir has developed into one Of the
citv's best choirs since It's organiza
ton about FIVE months ago, was
proved to a large audience OF mem
bers and friends Of that church
gathered in Heptasoph's Hail. sll
Market street, last evening, when IT
gave public recital. The program
was presented IN most satisfactory
manner, which would have done a
choir. Of much longer training
credit.
Recitations by Miss Marian
Thorpe. and Miss Harris, and John
nv smoker" sung by the male mem
bers OF the choir. appropriately cos
tuned. were the outstanding fea-
lures OF the evening.
During the lntermisslon attractive
packages OF candies were passed
among the guests by the younger
members OF the congregation and q
silver offering was taken for th'
support of the choir
Evening journal., 1922-04-05
WHITTIER FOLK
IN PLAYLETS

The whittier Society Of the
Friends school. composed Of the
members OF the senior class. will
hold It's annual reception on next
Saturday evening in the school gym
nasium. Two ope-act plays vii be
presented. One is entitled Neigh
bors by zona Gale. and the other
one The Maid OF France" by Har-
old Brighouse. The casts are being
coached by Miss Helen d. Conrad.
The cast for the play "Neighbors"
Is as follows: Grandma. A. Moss
Tyler; Mis- Abel. Ellen Entrekin:
Inez, Henrietta Mace; Miss Moran,
Eleanor Cooling; Miss Trot. Eliza
beth Boyd: Miss Carrie Ellsworth.
Helen Pnlsbury; Peter. Roger Tay-
lor: Ezra. Robert Norris.
The cast for The Maid OF
France is: Jeanne dare, Marjorie
Mode; Blanche. flower girl Louise
Eliason; Gerald Soames. an English
lieutenant. Mark cleaver; Fred, an
English Tommie, Leroy Haitsch.
The committee on arrangements
is as follows: Decorations. Louis
Kemp: refreshments. Louis Rum
ford: stage, Corbit spruance; music,
Alfred Young: invitations. Helen
Holmes: ushers. John Reese.
Evening journal., 1922-04-05

Mrs. Mary A. Saville. S2s West
Fourth street observed her eighty
seventh birthday anniversary at her
home yesterday when she was the
recipient of many post cards and
other gifts During the day a re-
ceptlon was held in her home.
Mrs. Saville was born in Philadel-
phia but removed to this city when
she was ten years old. She married
John H. Savlle, well-known brick
layer and contractor. Mr.. Saville
served in the Civil War.
Among those present at the re-
ception given the aged woman yes
terday were her sons Charles and
Thomas Saville and daughters, Mrs
Anna Conran OF Philadelphia, and
Mrs Charles Corrigan OF this city
Mrs Saville has another son Twins
IN Pittsburgh. Mrs Saville has hf-
teen grandchildren and two great
grandchildren.
Evening journal., 1922-04-05
RODNEY CHAPTER
NAMES DELEGATES

The monthly meeting Of Caesar
Rodney Chapter, d. A. r., was held
yesterday afternoon at the New
Century Club. Representatives We're
named to the national conference
which will be held in Washington
from April II to April %. They are
Mrs. James II. Scott, regent; Mrs.
Ira C. Tinkham. delegate Ten al
ternates we're also appointed. The
pages appointed from the chapter
by Mrs. George Maynard Minor.
president general, are Miss Helen
Marian Scott and Miss Dorothy
Pratt Rooney.
An essay written by Mrs, Aquilla
Webb on American Indians" was
read by Mrs. Walter s. Williams.
Piano selections were given by Mrs.
Harold Kingsbery. Mrs. Margaret
Hewlett gave several vocal selec-
tions. The members OF the executive
board acted as hostesses
Annual reports will be read and
officers elected for the coming year
at the May meeting
Evening journal., 1922-04-05
REPEAT PIAYI.Er-

The drama. The Dust of
Earth" was given last evenin
Pythian Castle by members OF
Sunday school OF St. Paurs y
Church.
The musical program comprise
lections by Sterling Six Orche
vocal solos by willard Sineley.
Downing and Mrs. Kemery:
solo dances by Miss Vera Ber
violin solo by Clarence Rooney
recitations by John Dale.
A third performance OF the
will be given the latter part o.
month I'm the new Reese Theat
Harrington.
The proceeds OF the perform
will be used to purchase f
baskets for the poor II is requ
that the names OF such person
sent TO J. Ewes Crowl.
Evening journal., 1922-04-05
PATRONESSES 70
HARVARD GIN

The patronesses for the concer
be given by the Harvard Glee
on Tuesday evening, April Is.
the Hotel dupont are: Mrs. Fr
L. DeArmond. Mrs. Henry
Scott. Mrs. Arthur w. spruance,
George p. Bissell. Mrs. Irenee
Pont. Mrs Irving Warner,
Charles Lee Reese. Mrs. Brow|
r. Marean, Mrs Aquilla Webb
Frederick Kniffen. Miss Anne
Spruance. Mrs. Robert Penina
Mrs. Julian Adair, Mrs. Charlel
Ernst, Mrs. Huxley Harvey, MrsH
fred S. Elliott. Mrs. II. Fled
Brown. Mrs. A. Felix dupont. 4
John p. Nields. Mrs Leroy Hal
Mrs. David J. Relnhardt. Mrs. !
tor b. Woolley. Miss Isabelle vi
Mrs. T. Coleman dupont. Mrs. ri
/ s. DUPONT. Mrs. f. Tatnall Wari
Mrs. Charles G. Ash, Mrs. Villa
Ramsey, Mrs. Charles r. Griml
Evening journal., 1922-04-05
MISSION SOCIETY ELECTS

The monthly meeting OF the
Young Women's Foreign Missionary
Society OF Union NJ. f. Church was
held on Monday evening at the home
OF Miss Mary Stewart at Richard
son Park. Twenty dollars was turn
ed over to the treasurer for the
Union College fund.
The election resulted as follows;
president. Miss Anna Stroup; 1st
vice president. Mrs. Robert Delaha;
second vice-president. Mrs. Reha
Sanderson; treasurer. Miss Anna
Handy; secretary. Miss Mary Stew
art: corresponding secretary. Mrs
Bertha Foster; mite box secretary
Mrs Martha Reager; social secre-
/ tary. Miss Virginia Ashby; assist
ant social secretary. Miss Gertrude
Moore: publicity secretary Mrs. w
W. Walls; pianist. Miss Eleanor
/ Ashby.
The next meeting will be held on
Monday evening, May l, al the home
of Mrs. W w. Walls S17 Jackson
street At this meeting the install
lation Of officers will be held and
the annual thank Offering taken.
Evening journal., 1922-04-05
asEvEN LAST woRpsn

Sale OF seats for Mercadante's ora
torio The Seven Last Words" n
the Playhouse tomorrow night, is
proving large and there is prospect
Of the house being sold out by to-
morrow afternoon.
Final rehearsal for the production
will be held this evening IN the
knights OF Columbus Hall, Tenth
and West streets. Kathleen Lawler
soprano; Nevada Van der Veer con-
tralto: Carl Schlegel. baritone; Johr
Finnegan. tenor; Emily Hartford
pianist: Dorothy Johnstone Baseler
harpist. and snyder Hamer. 'cellist
will be the assisting artists.
Evening journal., 1922-04-05
SHOW NEEDLEwORK

An exhibition OF hand work lTR
given by the Arts and Crafts cog
mittee OF the New Century Club va
terday afternoon. Centerpieces. be-
spreads. antique china and 9th
handlwork were shown. All thes.
articles belonged 10 or were made
by the members OF the club or has
been loaned to them by friends. Tsa
was served and a musical program
enjoyed. Mrs George 7, Brown was
chairman OF the COMMITTEES.
Evening journal., 1922-04-05
GRACE STANDARD BEARERS.

The monthly meeting Of the
Standard Bearers Missionary Society
OF Grace NJ. f. Church, was held
last evening in the church house
Mrs. Robert Goldey presided. Fol
loving the business meeting a short
program was presented. Mrs. Merle
Sigmund was in charge OF the devo-
tions. Miss Helen Tilghman sang a
solo A feature Of the evening was
the reading Of illustrated papers on
the condition of the women in the
East and how they are treated un-
der the Mohammedan religion. re-
freshments were served.
Plans were discussed for the bake
sale which will be held on Friday
at the church house.
Evening journal., 1922-04-05
NURSES WILL
DANCE TONIGHT

The Nurses Alumnae Association OF
the Homeopathic Hospital, will give
a card partyoand dance this evening
in the New Century Club. Dancing
will be enjoyed from s until 1880
o'clock Music will be furnished by
the Original Six. The proceeds will
go toward furnishing a room at the
hospital In memory of Miss Aida
II. Turner. for many years head Of
the hospital. The patronesses will
be the members of the board of
managers. Miss Susan Selby Young,
president Of the association. is chair
man OF the affair.
Evening journal., 1922-04-05
RIRUE DAY AT CIUB.

"Bible Day" was observed at the
Current Events Glass of the Wash
ington Heights Century club on
Monday afternoon. Mrs. W. r.
stevens was chairman OF the pro-
gram. Current events was given by
Mrs. George r. Cornell. Mrs. j. E.
FULLER read a paper on the book OF
Esther. The Rev. r. W. Trapnell,
rector of st. Andrews =. r. Church,
talked on JOB. the Man" read
ing. "Hagar's Farewell" by Augusta
Moore. was given by Mrs W. T..
Douglas. Piano selections, including
I'll Trovatore" and Lullaby were
PLAYED by Miss Alva farrell. Mrs.
Horace p. Johnson sang "Sunbeams,
accompanied by Mrs. Harry /. ellis
Evening journal., 1922-04-05
The HepdHcd
BY ARTHUR EUGENE SMITH

When Aprl's suns have barred the leaves
That lie, like pirates bloody gold,
Among the hollows and the sheaves
OF unhus6ed corn on upland void.
And when the "laurate of the spring"
The blue bird, shifts his joyful lay
From naples height with buds aswing
To heav'n with thrilling ecstacy.
The meek hepatica holds up
Its varied blossoms from the hrae
As II Queen Nab each perfect cup
Had painted with the hues of day
The summer has more gorgeous how'rs.-
The crimson rose upon its stem;
The sweet magnolia by the bow'rs.
And lily by the lakelets rim.
l prize 70 as we prize our sons.
or irst-born children OF life's morn
Though ovabe our later ones.
our hearts 20 out TO our hrst-bornl
Aye thou art like the early love
That stirred the heart within my breast:
Though / among the proud may move
Mem'ry will welcome thee as guest
child OF April's sun and rainl
Thou fair and early flower OF spring,
Thou biddest Man take heart again
And with the realm OF Nature singl
Take heart for summer is ahead.
And wondrous wealth she holds In store;
Nor grieve for winter and the dead,
But trust the All-Wise more and morei
Though darker grows the April day
And heavy mists hang Ger the hill,
Thy welcome smile biddest me stay
And through thee worship Gods dear will
Evening journal., 1922-04-05
!l!;;;fl !;.:FTE3
IS. ..!!.: S &: Ik

Mr. and Mrs Charles b. Holiday
Miss Elizabeth Holiday and Ran
dolph Holiday are spending several
days at the Ambassador Hotel, New
York city.
Miss Dorothy p. Smith entertained
at bridge on Saturday afternoon in
honor OF Mrs Edward Odgers of
this city who before her recent mar
riage was Miss Clarice Meyer. of
Germantown, Pa. There were six
tables. Miss Smiths guests included
several from Philadelphia.
Wlmingtonians who attended
Madame Butterfly" at the Academy
Of Music, in Philadelphia. last even
ing. were Mrs Pierre S dupont,
Mrs William S. Bergland, Mrs.
George p. Bissell, Mrs Thomas
woodruff Miller Mrs. Eugene du-
Pont and Miss Marjorie Pyle.
Mr. and Mrs. William A. Barr will
entertain tomorrow evening at
bridge.
Mrs James Wharry. Mrs. Edith
Mclean and Mrs. +. Brey have been
spending the past week in Johns
town, Pittsburgh and other points
of interest They left yesterday for
Detroit Mich. whore they will spend
several days. Accompanied by Ed
ward S. Mclean they will motor
Pittsburgh, Cumberland, Hagers
town. Washington and Baltimore.
The expect to arrive In Wilmington
Evening journal., 1922-04-05

At a luncheon given on Saturday
by Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Satter-
field, OF Harrington, announcement
was made of the engagement Of
their daughter. Miss Ruth satter-
held to Prof. c. c. w. schantz, OF
smyrna.
Miss Satterheld Is a graduate Of
Beechwood School, class OF 1918.
and is well known socially through
out the state.
Professor Schantz Is a graduate of
Franklin and Marshall College,
class Of 1912. and Of Columbia Uni
verslty. class OF 1920. He is super
tendent Of the schools Of the Smyrna
district.
Evening journal., 1922-04-05
late next Sunday evening.

late next Sunday evening.
Mrs J. Leonard Johnson, SOC
West street. who has been seriously
sick with the grip is recovering.
Mr. and Mrs. william G.. Hutton
and daughter Betty Louise spent the
past weekend at Charlestown. Nd
Mrs. E. r. Hoffecker and her
daughter, Mrs. Frank b. Tribit. of
1908 Bayard avenue will leave on
April %, for England. where they
will be the guests for a month of
Mrs HOffecker's sister Mrs. Robert
II. Walters. at Berkdale, Lancashire.
Before coming home they expect to
visit Paris Their trip will take
about six weeks.
Miss Helen Tilghman and Miss
Mary Heindle. students at Goucher
College. Baltimore. Nd. are home
on their spring vacation.
Mrs. Robert O. Cook, 22O2 Grant
avenue. will entertain at cards this
evening.
Frank de Frisco has returned
from several days visit to Wash
ington, ID. c.
Miss Mae S. Mearns, who under
went an operation on her eyes on
Monday at the Howard Hospital,
Philadelphia. Is recovering and ex-
poets to return home in few days
Evening journal., 1922-04-05
WEDDING INVITATIONS

DOVER, April 5. - Invitations
were Issued yesterday for the COM
ing marriage OF Miss phillipa Eliza
beth Ridgely. only daughter OF NJ.
and Mrs Henry Ridgely. OF this
town. to Harold Wolfe Horsey. eldest
son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer p. Hor-
sey. OF Dover. the wedding to take
place I'm Christ =. f. Churcn, this
town. Saturday evening, April 22' at
Z o'clock.
Rumor has It that there will be
one or two other weddings in Do
ver's younger set the week after
Easter.
Evening journal., 1922-04-05
CLUB WOMEN
At LUNCHEON
Washington Heights Asso.
Entertains Federation
Heads at dupont

The annual luncheon OF the Wash
ington Heights Century Club was
held today in the duBarry room Of
the Hotel dupont About l25 per
sons were present. many being from
clubs from down state. Mrs.
Irwin L. Howett was general chair
NAN assisted by Mrs. Carroll w.
Grinth. Mrs. J. +. Fuller and Mrs.
Laura Mckay. The hostesses were
Mrs. T. j. Weir. Mrs. John V. Waite,
Mrs. W. j. Lackey, Mrs. Joseph L..
Scott. Mrs. j. H. Hoffman, Mrs
Laura V. Mckay. Mrs. Carroll w.
Grihth. Mrs. Harry I. Gllis. Mrs. j..
NJ. Brentlinger and Mrs Harry W.
Lewis.
A feature OF the luncheon was
that the tables formed a wv" with
a long table at the head at which
the speakers were seated. At the
ends Of the wv were seated the
presidents Of the down State clubs
presided over by a member OF the
Washington Heights Club The room
was decorated In rose and white
sweetpeas. the club colors, and pot
ted plants.
Mrs Clarence Fraim was toast
mistress. Mrs. II. d. Boyer. presi-
dent OF the state Federation OF Wo-
mems Clubs. responded 20 the
toast. The Federation Mrs. F.
Blair Luckie, vice-president OF the
state Federation OF women's Clubs
Of Pennsylvania and also a member
Of the Chester New Century Club.
responded giving short talk on
The Ideal Club Women" A short
response was made by Mrs. T. c.
Alexander, president Of the woman's 3
Club Of Claymont on The Tragedy
Of Wasted Time"
A basket Of flowers was presented
to Mrs Dudley r. Weir. president
Of the Washington Heights Century
Club.
Miss Grace Baird gave several
readings which were greatly enjoyed
Mrs. Charles Grifith. chairman of
music for the State Federation OF
Women's Clubs. gave several piano
selections. Several vocal selections
were given by Mrs. Clifford V. Man.
nering and Mrs Harry T. Moreland
The presidents OF the organlza.
tons who attended we're: Mrs
George Morris, Bellefonte Civic Club
Mrs. J. w Kellum, Blue Rock Com
munity Club; Mrs. r, s. Elliott
Bridgeville. Del; Mrs r. c. Price
Delaware City; Mrs. G. W. Dorsey
International Sunshine Society
A q
ISOLATION: Mrs. Arthur Brewlngton o
Delmar; Mrs. T. c. Alexander Clay
mont; Mrs. Robert Lewis, Dover
Del Mrs. j. W. Reynolds, Elsmer
Civic Club: Mrs. William Hargadine
FELTON,, Del; Mrs G. F. Harrington
Harrington, Del; Mrs. Clarencl
Pool Middletown, Del. Mrs II. d
Boyer, president OF the State FEEDER
alton OF Women's Clubs; Mrs. ID. r
McColley OF the Woman's Auxiliar,
Of the Retail Druggists Association
Mrs. J. Tuck, OF the Council OF jew
.sh Women; Mrs. S. Blair Luckie o.
the Chester New Century Club; Mrs
Thomas c. Mum OF the Daughter
Of 1912; Mrs. W. A. wilkinson OF th'
Newark New Century Club; Mrs.
r. Phillips OF the New Castle Cen
tury Club; Mrs. Samuel Caufrman o.
Richardson Park; Mrs. Earl l.. Arts
OF Smyrna, Mrs. Frederick Bring
hurst, Wilmington New Centur,
Club.
The officers OF the Washington
Heights Century Club are president
Mrs. Dudley r. Weir; first vice-pres
ident. Mrs James y. Ginns, SECOND
vice president. Mrs. J. r. Fuller, re-
cording secretary. Mrs. W. r
stevens; corresponding secretary
Mrs. George r. Cornell; treasurer
Mrs. W. f. Douglas.
Evening journal., 1922-04-05
DEFER CLUB MEETING

owing 20 the fact that the next
meeting OF the Professional Social
Workers Club would fan In Holy
Week. the date has been postponed
until Wednesday evening. April 10.
The meeting will be held at sun
shine Hall, 14O9 Delaware avenue.
Notices OF the change in date will be
sent 10 all members
Evening journal., 1922-04-05

The board OF directors OF the New
Castle Century Club will held their
monthly meeting at o'clock on next
Monday afternoon.
A business meeting of the board
OF directors OF the Delaware State
Federation OF Women's Clubs Will
be held tomorrow in the club par
lors Of the New Century club.
Luncheon will be served following
the meeting by the hospitality com
mittee OF the New Century Club Of
which Mrs Harry Deakyne Is chair
man.
The following officers were elected
for the coming year at the meeting
OF the Blue Rock Community club
held yesterday afternoon at the
home OF Mrs. George Toussaint, Hill-
crest avenue: President, Mrs. John
Kellum; first vice president. Mrs.
Edward RhOads: second vice. presi-
dent, Mrs. Claude Brown; corre-
spending secretary. Mrs. Fred
Johnston; recording secretary. Mrs.
Charles Thompson; treasurer, Mrs.
Frank Strickland auditors. Miss
Fanny Colt. Mrs. W. W. Weinan; di-
rectors. Mrs. Eckman, Miss Sallie
Pugh. Mrs. T. G. Hackett, Mrs.
Charles Palmer.
Standing committees will be ap-
pointed by the president later
A meeting OF the board OF direc-
Evening journal., 1922-04-05
JEwIsn WOMEN ELECT

The monthly business meeting Of
the Council of Jewish Women was
held on Monday evening at the Adas
Kodesh Synagogue. Nominations
for officers for the coming year were
read and accepted. Several selec-
tions in Yiddish and Hebrew by the
Girls Chorus of the religious school
OF the synagogue were given under
the direction of Solomon Margoldine
Evening journal., 1922-04-05
MADAME TAGGARr III

Madame Marguerite Castellanos
Taggart. who was to give recital un-
der the auspices of the Alliance
Franchise OF Wilmington at the New
Century Club on Tuesday. April Il.
is III and will not be able to appear.
The recital will be given as announc-
ed. but the artist has not yet been
secured.
Evening journal., 1922-04-05
sT. PAUL GLASS MEETING

The monthly meeting OF Mrs
Frank L. Howard's sunday-school
class of st. Paul NJ T.. Church will
be held tomorrow evening at the
home OF Miss Elva Lister. 222 West
street.
Evening journal., 1922-04-05
RECITAL roR CLAss

A recital was given last evening
in Brack-Ex NJ. +. Church by the
Philafhea Bible Glass of Union NJ.
r. Church. The affair was given
under the auspices of Sunday school
class No O. Proceeds from the
affair will be for the benefit OF the
Brack-Ex Sunday school.
Evening journal., 1922-04-05
Harmony
Gan Editorial BY the Society Editor

(An Edtoral by the Society EdItor)
Typewriting g music. In Richmond Hl
School, with pnono-
graph muse-'Bird Waltz Dolls Wedding March etc Ihls
should Wilmington typss.
rhythm IN
othe words
Harmony of successful Waves OF sue
harmony with
those and avoid failure
impossible if harmony or tune
wit YOU
Evening journal., 1922-04-05
SAIMACUNDI PARTY

A "Salmagundi party" will be
given tomorrow evening by the
standard Bearers Missionary Society
OF Harrison NJ f. Church in the
basement Of the church There will
be side shows and a baby show Ice
cream. cakes and homemade candy
will be on sale.
Evening journal., 1922-04-05
PACKAGE PARTY.

A package party was given last
evening by the Sisterhood Of the
Adas Kodesh Synagogue in the vestry
room OF the synagogue. Several acts
OF professional talent we're enjoyed.
Refreshments were served.
Evening journal., 1922-04-05
SELL CUITDREN'S WEAR

A reduction sale OF aprons. towels
and children's clothing is being held
today at s23 Shipley street, by the
women's bureau. a department OF
the Mayors Emergency Committee.
Mrs. William Belts and Mrs Law
renee Bliss are in charge of the sale.
Evening journal., 1922-04-05
SUNSHINE MEETING

The monthly meeting OF Poll.
Branch of the international
shine Society will he held on f
evening at the home Of Mrs. \
Bartlett. 25O7 Madison street.
T. NJ. Arbuckle and Mrs. Bs
will be hostesses.
Evening journal., 1922-04-05
.l

tors OF the Washington Heights
Century club will be held at 2.SO
o'clock next Tuesday afternoon at
the club house.
The Bellefonte Clvics Club met
yesterday afternoon In the club
house. An interesting program was
presented by the committee In
charge Refreshments were served.
The next meeting OF the club will
be held on Tuesday. May ., instead Of
on May ?. so that all the reports Of
the year can be in. This will be the
last meeting of the club season.
Evening journal., 1922-04-05
cnINA cLAss MEETING

The class in china painting Of the
Washington Heights Century Club
will meet at 2 o'clock on Wednesday
instead OF on Tuesday.
Evening journal., 1922-04-05


Mr. and Mrs Louis Topks announced the beoa Of their
Miss Chester Pa dinner
Miss Topks graduate of the
ienete Stademan
the Museum Art Phade
High school the Uni
o He s A.
pany WoOn
activ in a ewi wedding
A will he until
o'c at he home OF Mr. and Boulevard
Evening journal., 1922-04-05
oRcANIsrs NO NIEEr.

The monthly meeting OF the Della
ware Orga nists' Association will be
held at 9 o'clock tomorrow evening
in the rose room at the Wilmington
Dining Room.
Evening journal., 1922-04-05
CHURCH RAKE SAFE

A bake sale and social VIII he
given by the women's societies OF
Trinity Lutheran Church In the
church hall on Saturday morning.
Evening journal., 1922-04-05
GRACE MEN An DINNER.

The monthly dinner for the men
OF Grace NJ. E. Church will be held
at o'clock this evening in the
Church house.
Evening journal., 1922-04-05
p d II E lie S

Miss Eleanor Gray recently enter
tained at hor home 1O3 West Eight
eenth street. in honor OF her third
birthday anniversary. Games were
enjoyed and refreshments served
The color scheme was pink and
white. The little hostess was the re-
cipient of many gifts.
The guests were Nina Press, Con
stance Behringer. Elizabeth and
William Taylor. Master Howard
Truitt. Master Millard Gray, Mr. and
Mrs. L. Behringer. Mr. and Mrs. Ed
ward Truitt. Miss Florence Taylor
Mrs. Wesley Taylor Mr. and Mrs
James Woods. Mrs Katherine Behr
niger and Mr.. and Mrs. william
Behringer
Mrs. Frederick f. Bach entertaiHI
ed at a bridge luncheon today. Z
card party was held yesterd2
afternoon az the Home for Ash
Women, Gilpin avenue and Harris
street Il was largely attended ~
proceeds were for the benefit OF rs
home Mrs C. p NJ. Rumford ~
Mrs. Alexander F. Crichton wereE j
/ charge OF the affair. ~
Mrs. Maud NJ. Biddle enterta SE
on Saturday evening at her n
1922 Chestnut street. In honor o ~
sixteenth anniversary of her daX )
ter. Miss Carrie Biddle The ~
ing was pleasantly spent in q
and dancing. Refreshments r.
served. Those present were: N.Y.,
Carrie Biddle, Mary Biddle. W
} Gropper. Mary Hall, Maud D~l
, and Johanna Cook, Jean JaiJ
| Clarence Foulk, Edward DAD
William Shaw, William Coughlin "
! Mrs. s. Barcus and Mrs. WillTS
| Coughlin. 4
Evening journal., 1922-04-05
POVERTY SOCIAL"

The F. L. c. Club Of the Y. W. @.
A. will hold a poverty social to-
morrow evening at the club rooms.
So4 Market street
Evening journal., 1922-04-05


Mrs Howett whose home 25o1 Franklin busy
luncheon
Washington Club which held the duBary
dupont
is secretary A. also
Club
a irect Of