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BORN

BORN
BORN. to Mr.. and Mrs. Leo In
blum. 1434 Cypress street. son.
January 10, 1922.
DIED
THOMAS, Benjamin Jenkin, aged
81 years, died at a local hospital, Janu-
AIRY 10. The body will be sent to Den
vcr by the United Davis-Vories under
taking company.
OLMES. Mrs. Margaret Hovey. died
at the family home. 1909 Greenwood
street, January 10. Funeral Thursday
at O'Clock in charge of I. q. Nc
Carthy and company.
BOITZ, John. infant son of Mr.. and
Mrs. John Boitz, died January at
the family home. two miles east of the
city. Funeral se'v vices were held at
3 o'clock Tuesday afternoon from St.
Francis Xavier church. Rev. Kowald
officiated. Burial in Roselawn under
the direction OF T. G.. Mccarthy and
company.
TERRoNEs. Eloi, infant son of Mr..
and Mrs. J. I. Torrense, died TuesdSSr
morning at the home, 406 West First
street. Funeral will be held this
morning at 10 O'Clock from the chapel
of 7. G. Mccarthy and company.
ROIIAM. William, aged sS years.
died at a local hospital January 10th.
The body was sent to Trinidad. Colo.
last night for interment. by the Nc
Carthy Brown undertaking company.
CASTRO, Victor, age . years, died
at the family home, ia East Abriendo
avenue, January 10. The funeral will
take place this afternoon at . p. m.
from the Mccarthy Brown chapel. In
terment will be in Roselawn.
CALLAHAN, William aged SIS years,
died at a local hospital January 10th.
The body will be sent to Cope. Colo
RADIO for intermcnt by the Mccarthy
Brown undertaking company.
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BASE IS
BURNED. $4,000 LOSS

Panama. Jan. 1o.-Fire in the Coco
Sulo submarine base last night de-
stroycd the bachelor officers quarters
and the torpedo control school and
damaged tho other buildings. The loss
fs estimated at SO 900.
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TWO DEAD or SMALL
POX IN DENELIE

Denver. Jan. 10.-Two deaths of
smallpox were reported to tho city
health authorities today. making a
total OF 40 deaths since the outbreak
OF the disease. Four new cases were
listed.
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CITY BRIEFS

THE MEMBERS of the Nu Iota
club will give an Iceland Dance this
evening in the Garden Academy. Adj
mission by invitation only.
II. A. SMITH. Upholstering. carpet
cleaning, mattress renovatin8. etc.
Phone s41-w. 321 e. 5th.
GET THE HIGHEST QUALITY
FRESH MILK FROM THE HILL
Per Of, I0c: Per Ft.. &c. Mesa De-
livery. Phone 335S-R.
MILITARY DINNER.>A dinner
will be given Thursday night at the
Congress hotel for. the members OF
the local military units and their
friends. who are eligible to join.
Plans will be outlined to bring the
units up to a point to pass the fed
eral inspection.
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NEW BUICK ROAD
STER, 100000 DELIV-
Erred.

GIANT ECLIPSE shareholders will
hold their second annual reunion at the
Fifth Avenue hotel dining room. cor
nor OF Fifth and Santa Fe on Thurs
day evening. January IL. at o'clock.
Every shareholder in this big mining
company is expected to be present as
inicrestin- information regarding the
company and its operations will be
given out at that time by Messrs.
Ream and jay. the promoters of the
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DA,LOUISE CAFETERIA

1 ITO West Sd Street.
SPECIALS Wednesday baked
ham. flied apples: Thursday, fried
OYSTERS Boston brown bread.
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enterprise Light refreshments will be
served and everybody is expected to
have good time.
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CLARK'S MINERAL SPRINGS

Now open. If you are down and out
arrange for series OF baths at Clark's
Springs.
RUMNIAGE SALE-The Ladies OF
the Minnequa Community church Will
hold rummagc sale at 41S West
Northern avenue, January II and il.
Doors open Thursday morning at 10
o'clock.
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Marriage lieen.,s,
Births and Deaths
.EI5EE%6
NA.,I,IACi, IICENS]

MARRIsGE vICENSES
Louis Supancic and Margaret Price.
La Neta. Colo.
George l.. McEwcn and Theresa
Petrovich, Pueblo.
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FUNERAL NOTICES

The funeral of A. r. Duckworth was
held yesterday afternoon at ? p. m.
from the Mccarthy Brown chapel.
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NEW BUICK SEDAN
$1595.OO DELIVERED.
FRANKLIN PRESS PRINTS ANYTHING

CRUELTY CHARGED.-Filed in
the county court yesterday was a
divorce complaint by Josephine Poe
against Charles NJ. Poe. They were
married at Goodwin. Kansas, Febru-
ary ,. 1915. Cruelty is the charge.
Tho plaintiff asks for her maiden
name. Watson.
EYE EXAMINATIONS - Kletxky
eye examinations are scientific. skill
full and accurate. Each lens is exactly
ground to the exact requirements OF
each eye. Office, suite 312 Thatcher
Building. Phone 1631-W.
Pikeview Semi -Bituminous
Goal
$3.50
Pixies Peak Consolidated Fuel Co.
Phone 12c5-1s0s
CHURCH ADVERTISING was taxi
On up by c. l.. Gerould in talk CIV
en- by him before tho Pueblo Min
istcrial association at the regular
meeting held at the San Isabel cafe
teria yesterday. Gerould represents
the Thomas Cusack billboard adver-
tisinE company.
GET THE HIGHEST QUALITY
FRESH MILK FROM THE HILL
SIDE DAIRY.
Per OF. loc; Per Pit. &C. Mesa De-
livery. Phone 335s-R.
wANTED-Financia assistance TO
buy business block, AL location:
pressed brick front. very rcasonable
terms. Address Box as. Alamosa. Colo.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-01-11

BORN, to Mr.. and Mrs. Leo
blum, 1434 Cypress street. a &c
January 10, 1922.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1922-10-20

Don" as he is known by all the
force, is a native of Marion county,
and seems to be proud of the fact
that he IS a real and not self-styled
Cracker" He was brought up on a
farm where he early learned that
hard work was no disgrace, a lesson
that he has not forgotten. He was
employed by the firm for severaf
months before the fire as general
"roustabout" in the furniture depart
ment and was given the same position
when the firm started moving into its
new store. Don will hang your shades,
put down your carpets, mating and
linoleum and see that all your pur-
chases are properly delivered and
placed on your floors.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1922-10-20
Red Cross Water
First Aid Makes
Life-Saving Gain

More than 325 Chapters engaged In
life saving or water first aid last year
with the result that the American Red
Cross Life Saving Corps has set new
high mark for enrolment and the
number of qualified life savers de-
veioped. The influence Of learn to
swim week" in many localities Is re
ducing the water fatalities through in
struction and the wider dissemination
of resuscitation methods demonstrated
by the Red Gross representatives. Ex-
cellent work has been done In teaching
a large part Of the American popula-
tien how to take care Of itself In the
water. Growing appreciation for this
Red Cross LifeSaving Service is
shown by the compulsory instruction
adopted in many cities for members Of
the police and FIRE departments In the
prone pressure method Of resuscita-
ton
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1922-10-20

% Prevents Deterioration. Change of
season causes cement to crumble and
detach itself from brick. This can be
avoided by applying Vitrifed Wall
Coping on top of all your building
walls.
(2) Improves Appearance. In buying bust
ness property a man is guided to a
great extent by the appearance Of the
building. Vitriied Wall Coping gives
the trim appearance that you desire.
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had come and hoped % return some
doy. the place that Burns and Riley
had written about In 80 many 81 their
poems that 30 20 the heart. At the
request Of one Of his former students
nc recited After While" by James
WhitcOmb Riley and then Degan on
his own poetry. The fret vac 'D0wn
YOn." from which The title of the boO<
vas taken. After reading the second.
- fools Apology" he read three
shorter ones which be likes part.cu-
larly FOR their rhythm and meter Thy
were "Jimcs and His Violin" When
the Band Goes By." and "Cnc,c Tom
my's InuOsOphy" The next. The
Kings Highway" was suRgeeted oy
the road which leads from New Caste
20 Lcwcs. IN the poems. "Ia Cc0d D.i
Sussex" and Sussex County Apo
Jack" gave great praise 90 that ?
Delaware. Tho next wa7 written dIr-
ing the war and vas en'.'cd .D.r
Old Glory, n Description - fne Pa r."
The concluding poem was written r.r
/ the Christmas ~ 1873 bgt vac j1s- ts
appropriate today as four years agJ
E in wishing tha, Old old weh. SIR
Hynson SAID .hat ne had written 'D.r
+ Delaware" IN order that t1o ei-i.s-
tlou1l Institutions of tho ef4te ~ Ds. -
l ware might nave a song and no seem
Cd % apprcc ate tho sar. rn1. .. r1G
been sung a. thc opening of .hc r-ee.-
Ing.
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7. X. X. WOMEN'S AID.

The general meeting OF the Womcr's
A.d. Pennsylvania X. Il system. was
held in the Assembly Room OF the
Pennsylvania Building. Monday after
noon. An interesting meeting was
conducted by the Delaware Division
under the popular superintendent.
Mrs. ]. B. Src'a.r Mrs. G. l.. Evans.
chairman Of the committee TO ar
range for Christmas remembrances %
be sent 20 the eX-serv!ce men in the
L. ;. Health Service Hospital at Perry
Point. gave her report. Arrangements
are bong made for Christmas baskets
and gifts 20 be sent out by the various
divisions. Mrs. Frank Reynolds
chairman Of music. had arranged the
program. Miss Calhoun sang a solo.
accompanied by Mrs. Gonson. Miss
Grsgs of the Mothers Pension Blu
rcau gave talk on its work. An in
;eresting social hour followed uuder a
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CONFERENCE APPOINTMENTS.
Executive Board of Missionary Society
(oniirmS New Selections.

y number OF appointment were
,,uiirmed Al the sem,-annual meeting
Z tho Conference Executive Board OF
j., Woman's Home Missionary So
c.ety which met IN tho Deaconess
H-m-. 3o7 West street, Monday after
uoou.
Th' list of appointments is rs fol-
iows: Secretary Of young peoples
work. Mrs Bertha VI. {. Reeves; sec
rctavy % rh.idren's work. Mss
Blanche Price: secretary VI supplies.
Mrs. Wills Ovcrdeer; secretary Of
mite boxes. Mrs. G. Harry; secretary
Of magazines. Mrs. IL. l.. Brooks: SEQ
retary of temperance. Mrs. 4. e. Mo
Mullen: secretary uf evangelism. Mrs.
T.. G. Walls; secretary of religious
education. Mrs. Charles W. Stats;
secretary ui perpetual membership.
Mrs Horace Brown; secretary of he
quests. Mrs W. l.. Copper: secretary
II thank offering. Mrs. Charles W
Broadway: secretary ot lie service
Mrs. !. w lat;omus; manager a..
Bancroft Taylor Res. Home. Ocean
Grove. y. j.. Mrs. Bertha NJ e
Reeves; DeaConcss Home field secrc-
tary. Mrs. Edith +. Brown.
The business committee is Mrs
HuhnGtor. Mrs. Mcintyre. Mss
Finn. Mrs. Fisher. Mrs. Slaughter
Mrs. Wright. Mrs. He.s'cr and Mrs
J. T. Smith. The bylaws COMMIT
.ec: Mrs. &. ". Wcidin. Mss Sarah
W,,d.u. Mrs. Francis. Mrs. Bartlett
and Mrs Richard McMuIen. The
publicity committee: Mrs. II. Gu'h-
re. Miss Eeba Smith and Mrs Slaugh-
Ter. The auditors are Mrs. GoorC,
Fisher and Mrs &. Harry.
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ASS0. or COLLEGE WOMEN.

The Delaware Association % Col
.cse Women will meet Friday evening
q. ..45 a. the home ot the president.
Mrs. Walter Stewart Brown. 2306
Seymour Road. Wawaset Park. Mss
b. E;helda Mull.n. executive secre-
tary Il the Associated Charities VIII
speak IN What Is Family Social
WorA?' Miss Amy +. Wood. super
In'eudent uf Visiting Nurses AssOcia-
ton. Will spcaS on Visiting Nursing
IN Relation 20 the Community The
hos,csses VII Ice Mrs. Charles Oar
luSton. Mrs Fred .GawthrOp. Mrs
Bryce Md.D ,naid. Mrs. FRANK Morton
Jones
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COLLEGE WOMEN PREPARE
FOR CHRISTMAS
ny Cmmarene Baldwin.

Another member OF the Glars OF '26
has been selected as chairman ~ the
Publ.SJty committee Of the Y. w. G..
\, thereby becoming a member of the
Y. W. 6. a. cabinet. She is Barbara
Parry. VINO came here from the Phiio-
dciphia High School FOR Girls.
on Sunday evening prof =. y.
Crooks gave a very interesting illus
trated lecture az the =. W. e.. 4.
veeper service. Ills topic vas con-
ccrn.ng the work he had in Europe
during the war. ~ which time he was
working with the Y. NJ G.. \. Hc gave
some interetlting accounts q con
diti0ns there. especially IN Tho P0rtu-
guese sector Of the army. and related
many personal experiences connected
with the Y. ". &. 4 and the battle
field. Dorothy Eunn was the leader
OF tho service.
There will be a joint meeting 90 'he
French clubs Of Deiawa College and
the Women's College on Wednesday
evening. December 20. The girls arc
planning % furnish a part of 'he cn-
/ ItCrtainment by giving French play
Tho Round Table which was cs.
, 'abiishcd IN college very recently vii
nave its eccond meeting On Thurs
day night. Prof r. z. Crooks viii .n
/ troduce the subject.
On Saturday night the third % 'h'
entertainments in the Arts. Ser.e
viii be held az Wolf HSl L viii b0
q concert given By the Ruegian Cathe
dral Quartet, and their music wll
range from Native Folk and Gyps.
songs % cathedral music.
The invitation extended By th
Newark New Century Club 70 IN
Students of tho University Of Della
ware 70 attend the lecture held Il
Wolf Hail on Monday night 9-ss 10
gwen In vain. \ great number q
girls went 20 hear George =. Hynso
md enjoyed his poems and lecture i'm
mensely. Mr. HynsOn was Introduce
iby Dean J.. l.. Smith. ono Of his for
mcr pupils, az a teacher, autho,
puhlic.st and good citizen ~ whol
Delaware might De proud. After sha-
, ing the Joys ., reminiscence, an
speaking Of the men he had taught J
i his classes at Delaware College sever
b years ago. Mr. Hynson read from n
3 book Of poems entitled Down 70
and Thereabout" lie explained tn-
, Down YCn" was the place that va
! particularly dear 20 each and eyer,
one; the place from which each OF
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MOSTLY ABOUT PEOPLE

many music students and has consent
ed 10 leave his duties in New York
for two days a week which he will
give 10 Wilmington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles w. Bush en-
tertained at tea Monday afternoon, for
the committee and teaching force of
Friends School.
The card party held yesterday by
,he mortgage fund committee of the
New Century Club was n pleasant
affair and while the approaching
holidays interiered somewhat with n
large attendance, the ladies who at
tended spent a delightful afternoon.
Mrs. Victor c. Jeffcris and Mrs.
Leonard Il. Davis were hosiesses.
The United States Daughters Of
1872 had a luncheon this noon at the
home Of Mrs. John Huxley, which
was followed by meeting.
Miss Helen odell has as her guest
Mss Margaret Brady OF New York.
Miss Jeanette Thomas will give a
buffet supper Friday night Tor Miss
Alice Satterthwait.
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NEW CENTURY CLUB
IRRENT Events

tn" current events class IL tho New
Century club yesterday devoted much
uf i;s session tu tho discussion of
books Miss Mary Eastman of the
Wilmington Library spoke on "Eooks
In the Home" ard MTs Mary Bradford
spoke on "Chudreu's Bookc." Mrs.
Joseph Martin gave current events.
Miss kathryue Ross was in charge of
the music. Mrs. Lawrence T. Bliss is
chairman 81 current events ard Mrs.
Frederick Knifrcn IS the alternate.
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Newark. Dec. 13.-On Saturday
night for the second time this year
tho doors Of the hilarlum were opened
FOR all Of the men Of Delaware COZ
loge who wished 10 come to the WON
ems College and enjoy the entertain
ment which open night" anorce. The
FIRST part Of the evening was given
over 10 little play. "PicrrOt and
pierrottc" written by Lois Garrett "a
IN ;he beginning Picrrot and Pier
tette were sitting by the firsside when
they heard the town clock strike AZ
three O'Clock. and. realizing that this
VAS their time Tor talking and dane
.ng.ng, they decided 90 dance FOR q
while soon young girl came into
the room and thrilled after hcr last
dance, wondered what ehe could do
to really gain the love OF her friend.
Bah. plcrrcttc. always wishing 20
please her mistress. spoke up and said
that ehe and Picrrot would show her
the details Of their love affair. Per
rettc WAS q fairy who loved mortal,
TierrOt She wished for n way by
which ne might have eyes 20 see
I IAIilf". anu n lAsI FNAIttf'ttf - Ntif
| and answered h"r wish. she gave
! P.crrcttp some magic fern eocd which
would make fairies visible if g. were
/ thrown ln mortal cycs and tod her
/ that II they wished 20 marry and 1--WE
/ happily they must both b. turned into
ldous. Both parties agreed and were
|, hanged into dOlls 10 1--we forever
! Afior telling this story Piorrett threw
some NJ the magic seed 20 the girl and
w shed that che might DO as success
mi IN her use Of it as tho dolls h0d
boon The parts wer" taken by Betty
SNYDER as "P.crrO'." Evelyn Spruancc
I"Piorrcttc:" Margaret Black. the girl
and Loinee Marvel the CodmothNr
After the play tho chairs We're cleared
away and the h4orium was ready foi
Idanring. the music was furnished
|bv E.oi,c Rodney and GLADYS Malonoy
both Of the Freedman class.
On Friday night a great number o
Igir.s attended tho Omega Alpha for
NAL dance at O,d College Han. a
which Dean Robinson was one ot tn
patronceses. on Saturday many o
the girls were guests At the Gam
Delta Eha Informal held at Old Col
l.eec Mss Snyder was a patrones
from the Women'e College.
The Christmas dinner which -
In.g affair a. the Women's College vi
! ho held Thursday night. December q
The entertainment. which Away
r plays a major part on such occasion
\ IS IN charge OF the Freshman an
Z sophomore classes. The Sophomol
q committee j. composed OF Grace Rec
: Kathryn I.add. Alyce Watson. Mar
4 Eradlcy. Dorothy Le Fevre. Bianci
3. Workman. Marian Niede and En-
!. marene BALDWIN.
r Marian Bowen. '2s. has been chos,
IS to represent the Freshman class ,
!. the Student Self-GOvernment ASS
Icat.on Board. Miss Bowen IS
graduate os the du Pont High Scho'
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Missionary society's Program.

The Womenis Missionary Society OF
Delaware Avenue Baptist Chu,ch will
hold the monthly meeting tomorrow
afternoon at 2 o'clock at the home of
Mrs. ]. IL. Phillips, 1909 Washington
street Mrs. J. Y. Irwin will conduct
the deyotions. The program Will in
clude the following numbers: solo.
Miss NJ. Baugh; reading. Mrs. e. NJ
Read: cuIrent events. Mrs. =. Pardee
solo. Mrs. Lee Pyle; Dlaylet. The
Elixr Of Life Mrs Edge. Mrs. r.
Reed Miss Adelaide Lewis. The
hostesses will be Mrs. ]. II. Philips and
Mrs. Charles Webb.
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pupil .nasmuch as she il we'll versed
with the various modern steps. In
her interpretations the child Sc
locts her own music.
AS a toe dancer, Mis- BenderOth
gives promise Of setting n pace un-
cqualed iu junior dancing circles
here. Despite her tender years she
Is able To do many difficult steps ON
the tips q her toes. Her appearance
tomorrow night is looked forward to
as rare treat
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MRS. BABCOCK SOLO|ST
WITH ORPHEUS CLUB
First Concert of Sixth Season
Given by Organization in
Hotel du Pont Ballroom.

The feature number Of the pro-
gram of the Orpheus Club concert
held in the ball room of the Hotel
du Pont last night. from the stand
point of the clubs own WORK was
undoubtedly the Pilgrims Chorus.
written for a Welsh Eistedfod by the
well-known composer. DIR. Joseph
Parry. This is a solid choral opus
in cantata form. the four movements
entitled "On the Way to the Cross"
AZ the Foot Of the Cross" AS They
Rise From the Cross" Return From
the Cross" or these the second is
lovely bit OF writing, with the voices
rs a background for the basso solo
obiligato. which was effectively carried
by Frank Ford Palmer.
r Other club numbers were Rise
Sleep No More by Stewart, vale.
Cariss.ma.' in which the club has
been heard before. sylvia" 10y Obey
Speaks. the Laughing Song" by
Aht. OF which a repetition WAS de-
manded. an arrangement of carry
Me Back to old Nirc.uny' and q
Iur.c.sh spiritual. "Crcltl,n" They
were also heard. in connection with
the assisting solois,, Mrs. Frances DE
Witt HahcOCk in the Herbert Italian
Street Song" Songs of Arahy" 10y
Clay and Just Nou." by Burleigh.
The latter number was particularly
charming. from the sympathetic ron.
| dering given by the sol0ist. and the
special accord between her voice and
the club voices which was likewise
noticeable in the street Song
In addition Mrs. BahCock's songs
were the I.isZt "Lore,ei" the Mcndel-
SSohn "On Wings Of Song" "Sylvclin'
I 10y Sinding, Robin by McCallin and
one Golden Day" ny Foster. As an
encore, an Irish folk-song was rem
/ dcred
Mrs. BabcoCk was in good voice. and
her work was a notable factor In tn,
success of She concert. which was "a,
first of the clubs sixth season.
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Il. AND =. AUXILIARY.

The auxiliary % the Physicians and
Surgeons Hoepita. Will meet Friday
evening. al the Nurses Home. gl4
West Eighth street
The auxiliary VIII hold a bake and
bazaar tomorrow Al the home OF Mrs
Humes, 500 Van Buren street. \
cafeteria luncheon VIII be served at
noon
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RIchnr Cholem Kall Dec. 26.

The Ladies' B.chor Cholem Moshev
Zekehnim Society VIII hold board Of
directors meeting az their home. 2ll
West street. this evening. All MEM
bers are urged to be ICesent as the
final arrangements VIII be made Tor
he third annual ball 10 be given az
the New Century club. Tuesday, De-
cember 26.
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DELAWARE NIOMEN'S CLUBS

business meeting Monday afternoon
on the mezzauine floor ~ the Hotel
du Pont. Reports OF different com;
m!ttces were heard and plans made
tcr providing Christmas cheer for in
mates OF various institutions and for
needy families. Mrs. ID. y. Jones will
resume her readings. az the Blind
shop once a week The branch is
caring FOR several children with i'm
paired vision. regular meeting
place was discussed and a committee
appointed 20 md a desirable meet
ing place.
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Vol IHftI DANCE X.
Miss Gcneva Benderoth VIII Enter
tain at Elks' Rail.

Featuring the annual dance tomor-
row nigh, IN the ball room oC th,
Ho;el du = ~, az Wilmington Lodge.
No 507. r. J.. @. T.. Will b, l.;;ie Miss
Geneva Eendero;h. the fve-year-old
daughter of Mr.. AID Mrs. \ W.
Benderoth of The Pierre Apartments.
Miss Reudero,h. original In her in
terpretauons. VII boz seen IN series
of fancy dances. Unlike other Junior
scholars. Miss Benderojh has never
been tutored. However. she is an ap,
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LECTURE AT NEW
CENTURY CLUB

Friday NJ $50 =. m. Albert Dough
er;y Reese VII lecture a; the New
Century Ciub on 'Curpnt History"
Mr. Eces is versatile and eloquent
speaker and author. who has appeared
before mos, 81 the large clubs and
un.Ncrs.t.es IN This section.
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wilmington NEW
CENTURY CLUB

The regular monthly meeting Of the
New Century club VIII have a touch
Of Christmas IN the old carols that
will be sung by Mrs. Clarence Dickey.
Mrs. Julian Adslr. and Miss Ellen
Adair. Mss Genevicve Shank'and
viii also sing a solo.
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P0LLYANNA BRANCH l. :. :.

The Pollyanna Branch. I. :. \, will
bo.d their regular business meeting
Friday evening q; the home 81 Mrs
J W. Alden. IL West Nineteenth
street. Mrs. Alden and Mrs. Clarence
White VIII be hos:esscs.
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WASHINGTON HEIGHTS
CENTURY CLUB

The Washington Heights Century
club has completed arrangements for
the annual Christmas party for poor
children. which Will be given IN the
basement Of McCabe VI. T. Church
Saturday az o'clock. There will be
gaily decorated Christmas tree and
Santa Will distribute the gifts. Mrs.
william Bradford will tell Christmas
stories and Mrs Nathan Go'dsteln
VII sing chiidrcn's songs. The chill
dren Of the Washington Heights
Century Club kindergarten will march
and give folk dances. The club Will
sing Christmas carols.
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committee Of which Mrs. j. Boggs was
chairman.
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Try an Every Evening want "A