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The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1922-06-30

In the Matter of the Estate of
Catherine Cleora Loveland.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1922-06-30
More Than Willing

"Sir, would you give five dollars
to bury a saxophone player?"
Here's thirty dollars. Bury six of
'em."-Judge.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1922-06-30

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
SECOND CIRCUIT, TERRITORY
OF HAWAII.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1922-06-30

NOTICE OF HEARING PETITION
FOR PROBATE OF WILL.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1922-06-30

At Chambers-In Probate No. 1913
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-03-25
MATINEE Music GLIB At
NEW CENTURY Club

The Matinee Music club II Phlla-
delphia viii give a concert In the
New Century club drawing room
Monday evening at SIS O'Clock. This
concert has been arranged By the
music committee 81 the New Century
club. which IL composed OF Miss Ella
W. Pyle. chairman. Mrs. Julian Adair.
Miss Mildred n. Belts. Miss Elizabeth
D. Connell. Mrs. Clarence ". Dickey.
Mrs. Charles =. Griffith, Miss Mabel
q Haley. Mrs. Norman 8. Huxley.
Miss Helen L. Kurtz. Mrs Egmont r.
Negendank, Miss Madeleine g. Reed
Miss Dorothea r.. simmons. Miss
Miriam W. webb The concert viii
consist Of a varied program Of selec-
tions from the works Of classical and
modern composers including Bee
thoveu. Bruno Oscar Klein, Glinka,
Carl Bohm. Pepper. Rachmaninon
MeBdelssohn. Meyerbeer. Dyorsk-
KreisIer. Rimsky- KorsakOw, Hubay.
Godefrold. Saint Saens. Renaldo Hahn
Holmes and Standby. The performers
are Misses Bessie Phillips Yarnali
contralto; Florence Adele Wightman
harp and piano: Irene Hubbard, cello
Florence Haenle. violin; Ruth Barber
accompanist.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-03-25
Delaware WOmen's Clubs

Miss Emerson. county agent for
girls clubs, was present and brought
with her the Wesley school club.
which gave n playiet on Health. o"
written by Themselves
The next number was solo dance
by scven-y ear-oId Miss Isabelle Far
rcr ~ Georgetown.
y most unusual canning and sew
ing exhibition was given by Miss
Mary Jones Of Georgetown. Canned
lima beans, placed one by one in the
jar; beets. peaches. pork and beans
and tomatoes were shown. Miss
Jones has twice made the trip to Uni
versity OF Delaware for the club girls
and boys OF the State. given during
the Christmas season. and another trip
to Worcester, Mass. Her display was
exceptionally interesting
Members OF the Wesley School
which is located only few miles
from Seaford. and their leader. Mrs
Moore, were introduced by the presi-
dent. Miss Irene Kinder. The club
girls were: Hester Allen, Gertrude
LESLEY. Helen Hastings. Elizabeth
Patterson, Mary Williams. Eliza beth
Wiley and Mary Messick. After being
introduced the club members gave a
Folk Dance"
An outline OF the work the club
had done was given by Miss Gertrude
LESLEY. the clubs first president.
Miss Emerson concluded the pro-
gram with a brief talk on club work
Cocoa and saltines We're served by
the Acorn Club hostesses.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-03-25

eye ana from appearances crack
rifle team will soon be upholdinR tho
honor Of the WOmcn's College.
The staff % the Blue Kottle, tho
college quarterly, is now hard AZ work
under the guidance Of the editor. Mar
garet Moffett on the second Issue.
which will come out next week. X
will contain cuts. stories. jokes. edi-
torials and all the other esrmarRs %
splendid college paper.
Some time next week Mrs r. n.
Norris Of GOUcher college will address
the girls on the work now being done
by the Student Volunteer movement.
Miss Morris Is president 81 the Mary
land Union Of the Student Volunteers.
On Wednesday night Mics Winifred
T.. Pence. a member Of the Senior
class. entertained her classmates and
several other guests at her nome on
Park Piaca, opposite he college.
Every Senior was there and. armed
With their eewing or knitting. talked
during the early part of the evening.
Then they forgot they wsre seniors
nd played games. One Of these vas
;hc shot put, and not even the most
't-''''A f't'i ~ ~ AilH tHD Ietf.eGf
girls Of the class could push an air
filed paper bag more than few
inches over the starting line. \ track
RI ce, IN which the participants walk.
cd string stretched on the floor.
while looking through The wrong"
nd ~ opera glasses, van won by
member ~ the faculty. Later refresh
mrnts were served. Each guest -
ceiyed a souvenir, q lizzie Easter bum
ny IN bseket filed with candies
The guests we're: Dean W!utfped
Robinson, Miss laura Clark. MISC
Miriam Null and Miss KELLEY Of the
Home Economics Department. in
which Miss Pence is student. The
Seniors who Were there cornp-,eed
Eleanor Cannon. Dorothy Ford. Ethel
Ferguson, E71ca Ferguson. Margaret
Finck. Helen Groves. Mildred HALEY.
Marian Hatfield Eleanor Aiarsrail
Nellie Hughes. Hannah HoiIingsworth
Isabel Fronk, Grace Marvil. Mar
guerite Mitchell. Margaret Moffett.
Louise PHILIPPE, Marian Rodney. Mabel
Iebo and Gladys Wilcox.
VIII be given on April 8. in Wolf Hall.
The last number q the Artist Ssries
Mss Sydney Thomson. who mas com
posed many original ballad p!avs. viii
read one Of her selections
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-03-25
NEW CENTURY CLUB
CURRENT EVENTS

Next Tuesday morning tho current
events class Of the New Century club
viii present a program OF unusual In
tercst. Il will have as guests OF honor
the presidents OF the club. past and
present. who Will each have a mes
sage.
The program arranged for the en-
tertainment OF the guests 10 honor
will open with current events by Mrs
George T. Brown. Mrs. William
Bradford will speak on Castles IN
Spain" reviewing one OF the latest of
John Galsworthy's works. The trio
"EVeVy Flowtt." from Pucclni's
Madame Butterfly" will be sung 10y
Miss Madeleine Reed. Mrs. John
Brady, Mrs. Julian Adair. Miss Mabel
Haley. accompanied. Miss Haley Will
play "Grillen," Schumann. and Ala
dieu Aimee" Schutt. Miss Mebel Tai
ley will read an original story.
Mrs. Edmund VI. Barsham has been
chairman.for the month of March.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-03-25
COLLEGE WOMEN HOLD
LUNCHEON MEETING
Large Number Had an Enjoy
able Time at the Hotel
du Pont Today.

About 100 college alumnae gathered
In the Du Barry room of the Hotel
du Pont at one o'clock today 10 attend
the first luncheon given by the Della
ware Association of College Women.
The occasion was also the celebration
of the eighth anniversary OF the
founding of the Club.
The guest of honor was Or. KatLA
crime Gallagher. professor of history
at Goucher College. who gave an in
teresting talk on a subject of uni
versal history. Cannes to Genoa, via
Washington and Way stations" The
toastmistress was Mrs. Walter Stew
art Brown, a graduate Of WELLESLEY
Mrs. Horace Thayer. Jr.. an alumnpe
of Nassar, former president OF the
club, whose home Is now at Havcr-
ford, responded with a toast for the
past of the club, Mrs. Charles,J. Oar
iington of Swarthmore and University
of Chicago. spoke for the present of
the club and Miss Ruth Fish of the
University of Manitoba pictured the
future of the organization.
Among the out of town guests was
1 delegation from Newark including
Dean Winifred J. Eohilsnr, Miss
Laura V, Clark. Miss Miriam Null.
Miss Rachel Taylor Miss Gertrude
Sturgis, Miss Dorothy Calen, Miss
Gladys Pratt, Miss Mamie Rohr, Miss
Ada Willim. of the Womens College ;:
Mrs. Walter Hullihen, Mrs. w. 4.
Wilkinson. Mrs. Carr $ Rankin, Mrs
X. q. Bauman, whose husbands ar.
connected with the university, ana
Miss Anne Ritz.
The tables I'm the Du Barry room
were decorated with flowers and can
dies arranged by Misses Frances
Wainwright and Frances Baird. Miss
Barbara Bach, chairman OF hospitality.
had made arrangements. and Mrs. Ed D.
ward Mack planned the entertainment
81 place OF Mrs, w. \. Adamson, chair
man OF entertainment, who was under
quarantine.
The officers 81 the club are Mrs
{. Stanley Chambers president: Mrs
Laurence T. Bliss. vice president; Arra
Charles J. Darlington. recording sec.
| Rotary; Miss III len r. Brinton. cor.
responding secretary; Miss Eleanor q
Spear treasurer. There are about
| $50 members In the club
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-03-25
ARTS AND CRAFTS AT
NEW CENTURY CLUB

The Arts and Crafts Committee OF
the New Century Club will hold an
exhibit Of articles made and loaned
by members Of the club In the club
drawing room. Tuesday. April 4. from
IL to 8 o'clock. During the after
noon there will be music and tea. All
articles sent To the club house for
display should he securely tagged
with the name OF the owner and any
interesting information. such as the
age OF the article or facts about its
manufacture. Nothing will be sold at
the exhibition. Mrs. George r. Brown
is the chairman Of the committee on
Arts and Crafts. and tho other mem
bers are Mrs, Edwin n. Cochran, Mrs.
T. Allen colby. Mrs. William A. Heald,
Mrs. W. C. Matthews, Mrs. j. r.
owens.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-03-25
STAFFORD ACORN CLUB.

Seaford. Del, March 25--Mrs
Theodore F. Thompson. as chairman
of Health" gave the members a
most interesting program at the
Acorn Club room on Tuesday last. At
the business meeting preceding the
program, Thursday, April 20. was an
nounced as the date for the annual
Husbands and Sweethearts" enter
tainment. II was also announced that
tickets could be obtained from Mrs.
Joseph II. Cox and Mrs William X.
Morgan at 10 cents each.
Professor William II. White an
nounced that an admission fee of 20
cents would be charged at the decla-
nation contest, which Is TO be held
in the Acorn Club room on Tuesday
evening. March 2s. at 1880 o'clock. the
proceeds 10 go towards the play
ground equipment.
This concluded all the business and
the day was turned over to. Mrs
Thompson, whose program was as
follows:
Piano duet. "Clayton's March," by
Franklin Allen and Harry Bell.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-03-25
BELLEFONTE COMMUNITY CLUB.

talk on "Americanization, 10y
Miss Helen Hart was feature OF the
meeting OF the Bellefonte Community
Club on Tuesday AS the meeting was
near 81. Patrick's Day the program
included Irish melodies by Mrs.
Eugene MOwlds. Mrs Harry Hurst
Mrs. Frank Long; reading. st. Pat
rick Was Gentleman" Mrs. Char
ence Lucas; reading, The Birth Of
St Patrick Mrs. y. c. Armstrong:
sketch Of ST. Patricks Life, Mrs.
Raymond Robertson. The pig was
won by Mrs. Robertson.
The business meeting on May has
been postponed until May 3 so that
all reports for the year may be in.
IL was decided 10 purchase two trees
for the Community House 10 he
planted on Arbor Day
The hospitality committee. OF which
Mrs. Fred Messick is chairman,
served tea. Mrs. Frank Long was
chairman OF the meeting
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-03-25
Mostly About People

Eleanora Allen of Nashville. Tenn,
who Is visiting her aunt, Mrs. Walter
Laird. This afternoon Miss Molly
Laird is giving bridge party for her
Miss Catherine Hardy OF Norfolk
Va, is the guest of Miss Margaretta
Miller.
George s. Capelle Sr., Mr.. and Mrs
George s. Capelle. Jr., Mr.. and Mrs.
Holstein Harvey, Mr.. and Mrs. n. b.
Danforth and Miss Edith Danforth
are spending ten days at Atlantic
City.
Ridgely Chichester is visiting his
sister, Mrs. Philip Laird. OF New
Castle.
Miss Jane Marvel will return home
next Thursday from a trip to Jamaica.
where she visited Mr.. Chase and Miss
Lucy Chase OF Waterbury. Conn.
Mrs. Robert r. Kemp gave a bridge
luncheon yesterday.
Gamble Iatrobe gave a dinner last
night for some guests from out of
town.
Mrs. b. ID. Coppage spent last week
end In New York and Plainheld. n. J.
Mrs. F. Lindsey Curtis arrived home
last night from II two weeks stay at
Atlantic City.
fuss A 81
erstown, y. Y, will arrive tonight To
be the guest of Miss Mary Marvel.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Bartlett and
MIR. and Mrs. Carlton Bryan motored
To Cambridge. Md. yesterday 10 re-
main for the rest OF conference.
General John J. Persh!ng was the
host Ia a large party at dinner last
evening at Rauscher's in Washing
ton. preceding an Army dance in
which h'a was n guest. Among the
guests were Major General and Mrs.
w IL. Carter. Major General and Mrs
David Shanks, Brigadler- General and
Mrs. John \. Johnston. General and
Mrs. Edward J. McClernan. Brigadier-
q, neral and Mrs. Douglas Mae Arthur
General and Mrs. Douglas Macarthur.
and Colonel Duncan II. Major.
Mrs George Il. Bissell gave a lunch =
con Yesterday at the Country Club for
Mrs. Leonard a. Ycrkes.
Garrett \. Taylor will give a bridge
| party This evening in honor Of Miss
Louise Lea and Paul Rowland. whose
engagement has been recently an.
nounCed
Inc committee in charge of the an
nuai Easter ball 10 he held in the gold
ball room OF the Hotel du Pont on
April Il will be Mrs. Frank s. Garrett.
Mrs. Richard Reese. Mrs. Willard
Crichton. Mrs. Charles Higgins. Mrs.
willard Springer, Miss Marjorie PYLE.
Miss Katherine Hilles. Miss Victorine
du Pont, Miss Mary Marvel. Miss Con-
stance Moore. Miss Emily BisseU Miss
Elizabeth Holiday. Miss Ester Ward
/ The proceeds will go 10 the West
End Reading Room which is moved IA
/ Gilpin Avenue and Union Streets.
| Miss Sarah Townsend leaves today
/ For Cedarhurst. Long Island. where
/ she Will spend next week.
/ Miss katherine Hilles will give an
/ Informal dinner this evening for MIR
and Mrs. Fuller Of New York. who
are spending a few DAYS with her
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-03-25
BYRON KING AT sALLIE SHARP
SCHOOL OF EXPRESSION

Byron King. founder and president
of the Byron King School of EXPIRES
sion In Pittsburg. visited the Sallie
Sharp School of Expression on
Thursday He lectured for over an
hour on the principles of expression
and then read some of his original
poems. Professor King. who spoke
before the Primary Teachers Associa'-
ton, left Plttsburg on an earlier train
so as TO spend some time at Miss
Sharp's School.
The school has been moved from its
quarters in the Washington Heights
Century Club to a building purchased
by Miss Sharp at sOs West Twenty
FIRST street.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-03-25
W0MEN'S MEETINGS
AT ST. PAIL'S

The Womans Home Missionary So
ciety of St Paurs Methodist Episco-
pal Church will hold their mite box
opening on Monday evening. March
9th, AT the church. beginning PROMPT
ly at eight o'clock. Mrs. r. II. Jervis.
mite box secretary. will have charge
OF the program. which will be along
the line Of mite boxes and their use as
a general subject Refreshments will
be served and every member is urged
10 be present. with her mite box well
filled. Every woman having $500 or
more in her mite box will be put on
the conference roll OF honor and the
one having the largest amount will
receive a mark Of distinction" from
the board.
The Standard Bearers OF 81. Paurs
Methodist Episcopal Church will meet
on Monday evening at the home Of
Miss Mary Pyle. SIC West Fourth
street. An interesting program has
been prepared and it is hoped every
member Will attend.
AT a meeting Of the Ladies Aid So
ciety OF ST. Paui's NJ. Z. Church. held
Thursday evening at the home Of the
Misses Moore, ll05 West street. ar
rangements Were made for a bake 10
be held the third Saturday in April
Mrs. Frederic Hubbard, is chairman
Of the committee. and rummsge sale
viii be held IN the near future. Mrs
b. l.. DEMO, general chairman. The
next meeting OF this society will be
in the form Of a social. with refresh
ments and each person attending will
| pay ten cents. Mrs. Brentlinger, Mrs
Syfrit, Mrs. Abram Hayden and Mrs
Moro Mcmillan will be the hostesses
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-03-25

jackson and William Bradbury. OF
this city, aud Henry r. Bradbury OF
Philadelphia. II was hoped to have
present their best man. william r..
Houpt. OF Montrose. but he Is in
Cambridge Md, attending the Metho-
dist Conference.
Mr.. md Mrs. Bradbury were mar
ried In Coatesville. Pa. Mr.. Bradbury
was born In Hartford county, Mary
land, and came To Wilmington In
1865. Mrs Bradbury. who was Miss
Emma Frances Suydan. was born In
York, Pa, and came To this city when
small girl. She made her home
with her uncle. Solomon Hersey. at
ono time editor OF the Daily Repub-
lican. and connected with other local
newspapers.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-03-25
DANCE FOR NURSES ALUMNAE.

The Nurses AIumnae Of the Homeo-
pathic Hospital Will give a dance In
the New Century Club. Wednesday,
April s. from until 1880 o'clock. The
Original Six will furnish music for
dancing. The proceeds OF the dance
are TO furnish a room in honor Of
Miss Aida II. Turner. who for many
years was head OF the hospital Any
one wishing 20 assist in this work
should communicate with Miss Estelle
Washington. at the Homeopathic
Hospital. telephone 462. Miss Susan
Young is president OF the Alumnae
and has been for ten years. She is
in charge of the arrangements. The
patronesses will be the board of man
ayers. OF which Mrs. Robert Is. Ray
ner is president.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-03-25
y. W. c. A. CALENDAR.
Monday.

1900 p. m. Luncheon. STATS Y. NJ
c. A.-Y. W. c. A. clubrooms.
500 p. m. Friendship Club, club
rooms.
6.3O-7.3O p. IN. Mortified League
Bible Glass. clubrooms.
T.45 p. m. Current Events Class
club rooms.
500 p. m. J. o. A. Club, club rooms
500 p. m. Wapanchki Club re-
hearsal, club rooms.
Tuesday.
500 p. m. Freshman High School
Club. club rooms.
S.45 p. m. West End Girl Reserve
Corps. club rooms.
3.45 p. m. Hiawatha Girl Reserve
Corps, club rooms.
40 p. N. +. l.. c. Club. club rooms
Thursday.
800 p. m. Oriole Corps Girl Re
serves. club rooms.
800 p. m. True Blue Corps Girl Re
serves. club rooms.
500 p. m. Wapanachki Club, cmt
rooms.
Friday.
1000 a. m. STAFF meeting. club
rooms.
s3.45 p. m. Would Be Good Girl Re.
serves, club rooms.
3.45 p. m. Good Fairy Corps Cir
Reserves, club rooms.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-03-25
LEwFS ZwAANENDAEL CLUB.

Loves. March 25.-The Lewes
Zwaanendael Club met Tuesday with
Mrs. l.. V. Atkins presiding. Mrs.
Claudia Orr had charge Of the pro-
gram, which was Jon the. subject of
Conservation. and gave talk on the
subject Mrs Virginia Carpenter spoke
on conservation Of valuable materials
Mrs. Adella Hooker on the Cunserva-
ton OF health. Mrs. Sallie Tunnel gave
a talk on the red wood trees OF Cali
fornia as she saw them In the summer
OF 1921. The program closed with a
piano solo, The Dancing Doll" Pal
DIM, by Mrs. Sara Albertson. The sub
J ct for the next meeting will be "Edu-
alton" with Mrs. Adele Hooker in
charge.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-03-25
Lectures at the Women's College
by Nellie ID. Blair

Newark, March 25.-On Tuesday
morning the first combined chapel ex-
erciseB of the university were held at
Wolf Hall. DR.. james l.. Litchenber-
ger Of the department Of sociology had
been secured as the speaker, through
the efforts Of the College Hour Com
mittee. Of which Professor d. G.. WIZ
.nsOn IL chairman. DR.. Itch MERGER
took as his subject THE Scientific Atti-
tude Toward Social Progress" All hu-
man activities are subject to change
and Improvement, he said, and thege
which were once Judged from a per
sonal viewpoint are now being taken
up as scieptlfc social problems. The
cause Of the social evils can best be-
eradicated WHEN apprOa ched scientific
ally, and only thus can human prog
ross be continued. Or. Llchtenberg-
er's lecture was the first Of series Of
four which viii be given By outside
speakers secured by the university
At the first chapel period this week
since no ouiside speaker had been Sc
cured. Miss Wilcox played several vie
trola selections.
One Of the most attractive organlza-
tons at the Womens College is the
Y. w. G. y. Since 81 Is the only or
ganizatiOn OF its Kind IN the state out
side u Wilmington. each member feels
personal r sponsIbili;y in making il
aucceES. Emily Lcdenh1m 81 the
Junior class has just been elected presl-
dent. The office II chairman Of rellgi-
GUS meetings has been filed b. Eliza
! both j. Walker. who r. also n Junior.
and who was elected unanimously by
the student body This position -
probably the most important one IN
the cabinet. II u tho duty II this
hairma n 20 secure the spea K era FOR IN
weekly services and 10 plan the pro
grarna- Tho other officers are:
Sarah Hatfield. "a. vice-pr sldent.
Dorothy Num- %. secretary. Kathryn
Ladd. %. treasurer, Grace Reed. '25.
chairman 81 missions; Dorothy Wong
/ 25. chairman Of social service: and
josephine Burnett, "a, chairman u
/ Bible classes. Tomorrow the new Of
/ dcers viii be installed.
! Professor \. g. Wilkinson Of the de-
! partment - education spoke in chapel
/ on Thursday. lie came as a repre-
sentative ~ the appointment commit
tee 20 explain It's aims The commit
toe was organized with the view %
/ aiding IN the matter Of employment
every member Of the different colleges
- the university and also he student,
who have graduated.
Those of the latter who are eeekf..a
employment, when registered witt
this committee, viii be materially as
sisted. And the graduates who ar.
seeking 20 better their situations vii
also be aided 10 do so. This group i
seeking information from every stu
dent in order that It may give advic
both 70 the employer and the student
; Mr.. Wilkinson brought down blank
20 be Allied out by every girl who j
Interested IN securing a position 4
teaching. These blanks. were caroeull
explained and require information con
corning the courses NOW being pur
sued, and the kind OF employment de
sired. When deposited with the com
nittee the blanks VIII be filed an.
p applicants notified when the desire
? Openings occur.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-03-25
MIDDLETOwN NEW
CENTURY CLUB

Middletown. March 25.--The meeting
Of the New Century Club Of Middle
town on Tuesday was well atteudC
The main feature Of the meeting was "A
talk by Mrs. II. D. Boyer, state presi-
dent Of the Federation Of Women's
Clubs, who gave scholarly paper on
the Book Of job. The program also in
cluded two vocal solos by Miss Helen
McWhorter. accompanied by Mrs. J.
a Johnson and reading by Mrs. G. A
Hoffecker.
The meeting next week will have as
a feature a talk by Miss Mary Hutch
in, formerly Of Middletown, who will
talk on her work under the Govern
Iment in some Of the big encampments
The program Will be followed by music
and tea.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-03-25
LEAGUE OF WOMEN VOTERS.

The regular monthly meeting OF the
League OF Women Voters has been
postponed until Monday evening
April g.. The speaker Of the evening
will be Rev. w. A. Vrooman, he will dis
cuss the condition OF women prisoners.
At this time delegates 10 the National
Convention and Pan American Con-
ference in Baltimore will be ap-
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-03-25
BRADBURYS CELEBRATE
GOLDEN WEDDING

Today Mr., and Mrs, John T. Brad
bury, ll04 West Seventh street. are
celebrating the flftieth anniversary of
their wedding. This evening an in
formal reception will be given for
their friends and relatives.
The house will be decorated with
daf1odils and ferns. During the even
ing there win he music. Guests are
expected from Philadelphia. BaIti-
more, Cambridge, Md. Birdsboro
Pa, Lansdale. Pa Chester, Pa. Mr.
and Mrs. Bradbury's three children
and two grandchildren viii be pres
ent. Their children are Mrs. Harry
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-03-25
CARD PARTY FOR HOSPITAL.

a card party for the benefit of the
Homeopathic Hospital will be given
at the New Century Club. Tuesday,
March 2S at p. m. The entertain
ment committee of which Mrs. RoDert
Pennington is chairman will be in
charge. Tickets may be obtained from
any of the following members: Mrs.
Joseph Bancroft. Mrs. J. NJ. Jack
son. Mrs. G. X. Weston, Mrs. Harold
Scnutt. Miss Marian Beadenkopf, and
Mrs. ]. Chester Gibson.