Evening journal., 1922-01-17
Today's News Today
TO DANCE AT
DUPONT FOR
CITYS NEEDY
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were any truth in the rumor that
part Of the money given was going
to defray expenses at campaign
headquarters. Mayor Harvey told
the inquirer that he was glad the
question had been asked. The Mayor
then went on 70 prove that so far
as the campaign committee was con-
cerned, not a cent OF the money
given was being used for expenses.
When the Emergency Relief Fund
committee started business. the Ser
vice Citizens. announced IT would
bear all the expense of the campaign.
so that not a cent given, would be
deducted from the needy. This de-
tail is still IN effect, and what ex-
pense there is. is nominal
| Rehearsals for the play Nothing
But the Truth" to be given by tho
Beacon College Club on February 3.
are proceeding. The proceeds Will
go TO the Emergency Relief Fund.
The patronesses for the public
dance on Thursday evening are, Mrs.
| Alexander r. Abrahams. Mrs. Donald
/ S. Ashbrook, Mrs. George p. Bissell,
! Mrs. William S. Bergland. Mrs. c.
/ Douglass Buck Mrs. Alexander f.
/ Crichton. Miss Madeline Draper. Mrs.
James A. Draper, Jr., Mrs. Charles
! G. Beadenkepf, Mrs. II. Fletcher
Brown. Mrs. Russell II. Durham.
Mrs. T. Coleman dupont. Mrs. Lam
mot DUPONT, Mrs Frank dupont,
Mrs. Charles +. Ernst. Mrs. william
/ Francis. Mrs. 3. c. Grommon. Mrs.
l. r. Hall. Mrs. William L. Ham
mond. Mrs Leroy Harvey Mrs
Charles A. Higgins. Mrs. Joseph
Hilles. Mrs. J. Monteith Jackson.
Mrs. Martin Keogh. Mrs c. C. Kill
len. Mrs. Ellwood c. Kilien Mrs.
David Lindsay, Jr., Mrs. F. II. Nc
Cormick. Mrs. Edmund Mitchell. Miss
Mary Moran. Miss Ethelda Mullen.
Mrs. f. T. Negendank. Mrs. Jo-
seph II. Odell. Mrs Frank Ford Pal
mer, Mrs. Charles A. Patterson,
Mrs Charles L. Patterson. Mrs.
Robert Pennington. Mrs. Willard Hall
Porter. Miss Frances Range. Mrs.
John Richardson. Jr.. Mrs Robert
Mrs. John +. Rossell. Mrs Lewis
Rumford. DR.. Florence Seward
Mrs. Frederick Stone. Mrs. Willard
Springer. Mrs. Willard Springer. Jr.,
Mrs. Harlan C. Scott. Mrs. Henry
, p. Scott. Mrs. Frank G.. Tallman.
Mrs William G. Taylor, Mrs. Rob-
ert W. Tomlinson. Miss Ellen Sem
wortk. Mrs. c. NJ. Turner, Mrs Will
liam c. Speakman. Mrs. Alfred ID.
Warner. Mrs. Irving Warner. Mrs
Christopher Ward Mrs. T. W. VIII
son. Mrs. Henderson Weir.
The tickets for the ball will be OF
sale az the Bee Hive. dupont Build.
> ing. Buffers and Robelin's. and alsS
! at headquarters. s36 Market street
Appeal For Old Shoes.
The Women's Committee for th'
Emergency Relief has opened q
drive for shoes OF all sizes. kinds
and conditions This drive will b,
under the direction OF Mrs Ethe
Ball Staniar. and shoes should be
sent 20 her at S25 Shipley street. oi
II impossible for donors to deliver
them, a telephone message to Mrs
J Staniar, phone 623. will bringsa mes.
senger for them. Il is the plan Of
the committee to have all shoes that
need repairing sent to cobblers now
out OF work and have them repaired
This plan will put work into some
needy mems hands and provide a
great number OF persons now needinl
shoes with substantial foot cover.
ing. There are few households
especially those in which there are
children. where there are not one oi
two pairs OF shoes ready 10 be dis
carded. and a bit OF mending vii
make them almost as good as new.
Families are asked to look owe
the shoe closets and send TO Mrs
. Staniar all shoes that can be spared
on Saturday a child Of ten with he
mother applied TO the Emergenc,
Relief headquarters for food and az
/ ter the supply had been given sh
i asked one OF the committee for
3 pair OF shoes. There were no child
o ren's shoes available but as her fee
3 were actually on the ground she wa
n fitted out with a pair OF women
C shoes which had very high heels
II These. however. had no terror a
there were good strong soles on then
q and the poor little tots feet wer
II bare on the soles and Saturday wa
y not the sort Of day for bare feet.
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