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Evening journal., 1922-09-30

Miss Margaretta Miller. daughter
OF former Governor and Mrs. Charles
r. Miller. n member of the exscu-
tive committee for the coming pro-
duction of the Merry Whirl,' and
well known for her active interest
in local charities. announced today
that on Monday, the business mana
gers OF the merry whirl OF 1922'
will open an office at SOS Market
street in quarters above the Aidine
Theatre. This will be the business
headquarters of the Junior Board
while rehearsals for the Merry
Whirl" are taking place.
Miss Miller further announced that
Miss Lila G. Stewart, the director
in chief OF the Merry whlrl" Will
arrive in the city from California
early next week Miss Stewards as
sistant, Miss Beers. and her pianist.
Miss Byrne, viii arrive in Whining
ton on Monday, and preliminary re-
hsarsals OF the local talent which
viii take part In the performances
will start at once.
Miss Miller was one OF the early
presidents Of the Junior Board OF the
Delawars Hospital and her great in
terest In that work is wen known.
AT present, she is chairman Of the
Evening journal., 1922-09-30
GOLDEY FOLK
AT AUTO PARTY

1.-Two hundred members OF the
Alumni Association of Goldey Col
iege. danced. were puzzled with the
mystifying Automobile party and
thoroughly enjoyed the first fall So
cial of the organization last night.
Members OF the student body OF the
college were guests of the alumni
Prior 10 the social features of the
evening there was a brief business
session at which plans for many af-
fairs during the winter were dis
cussed.
At the conclusion OF the business
the members and guests were usher
ed into the automobile party"
There were tables arranged in three
groups and after the contestant had
gotten his or her license number
they went to the tables and from
the Photographic reproductions OF
automobiles which were without
names or any Identification marks
they were to guess the name OF the
car. At another table were printed
sips containing an automobile ro-
nance which was a missing word
affair. the missing word being a part
of an automobile. At another table
questions such as "a superlative
car to which the answer was Peer
less or "crossing a stream" to which
the answer was Ford completed the
guessing match. Each contestant
was awarded marks for correct an
swers the reward being in college
currency and with which he or she
procured the "eats" Later the less
successful contestants were served
but there was no cost charge to any,
thing. the alumni committee arrang
ing that.
In the menu the automobile party
was carried out further. For Illus
tration the menu read: Gas-water
shoe roll; spark plug - pickle
grease - butter: inner tube - hot
dog; accelerator-musta tires
doughnuts; parking light - candy
cigarette.
Following the party and buffet
lunch the alumni and guests danced
for several hours the affair not
breaking up until early this morn
ing. It was voted by those who at
tended to be one OF the most enjoy
able and interesting social affairs
aver held under the auspices of tn
Alumni Asso ciAtion-
Evening journal., 1922-09-30
SENIOR NURSES
RECEIVE CLASS

The senior class OF the Delawar,
Hospital Nurses Training School
were hosts last night to the proba-
TONERS at dance given in the din
ing room Of the hospital. In addi-
ton to the students OF the training
school. officers of the institution.
doctors and graduate nurses attend
ed the affair. About thirty couples
enjoyed dancing to music furnished
by Crawford's orchestra.
Autumnal tints was given the din
Ing room whore the dance was held
BY the decorations OF tinted leaves
here and there. The chandelier in
the middle OF the room was draped
with leaves and apples suspended
from strings. The dance was well
come TO the twelve freshmen who
have entered training at the Della
ware Hospital during the past six
weeks.
Evening journal., 1922-09-30

tober. A current events class will
, be held on Tuesday nights at p
m. in the club rooms. beginning
the middle of October. under the
leadership of Prof. Barklay Of the
Wilmington High School. These
classes viii also be open to women
who are not members Of the club
and those interested are asked to
get in touch with Miss Dorothy
Hawkins. $40 Delaware avenue.
who has charge of the educational
work of the CLUB.
Current Events Class Of the Wash
ington Heights Century Club will
meet at o'clock Monday afternoon
in the club house. Current Events
will be given by Mrs. J. f. Fuller.
Miss A. Mary Cornell will read a
paper.
A discussion on citizenship" will
be lead by Mrs. w. S. Hilles. Vocal
solos will be contributed by Mrs.
w. Crlsty Pryer, who will be ac-
companied by Miss Bernice Wagner.
Mrs. Pryor will sing the following
numbers: "Good Day Marie" by
Bessard; and Ashes OF Roses" by
Woodman. Miss Eleanor Snyder will
play violin solos.
Blue Rock Community Club will
hold It's first fall meeting at 2.SO
o'clock Monday. afternoon, at the
home of Mrs. A. Eckman. Gordon
Heights. Plans will be discussed for
the fall and winter work.
Bellefonte Civic Club will meet
at o'clock. Tuesday afternoon, al
the Community Building. on Thurs
day, October 12, the annual luncheon
of the club will be held in the Com
House.
The Women's Aid. of the Mary
land Division Pennsylvania System,
will hold a benefit luncheon on
October 10 in the assembly room of
The Pennsylvania Building. Front
and French streets.
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5 y , X Sl 7

Christopher L. Ward. Jr.. Rhodes
scholar from Delaware. who has been
spending the summer with his par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. c. J.. Ward, here,
will sail for England on October
to resume his studies.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. p. M. Rumford.
have returned from a trip to the New
England states. Their daughter,
Miss Generva Rumford. is In And
over. Mass, where she Is attending
Abbot Academy.
Miss Katherine Hilles left yester-
day for Long Island. where she will
spend week with friends.
Mrs. Charles A. Patterson and
daughter Margaret ehave returned
from Yama Farms. in the Catskills.
Mrs. Donald S. Ashbrook is
spending the weekend in ocean
City, n. J.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. G. TrImmingham
are at the Hotel Penn, New York
City.
Caleb NJ. Steward has returned
from a three weeks visit at sky
land, Va.
Mrs. Harry c. Tannen and daugh-
ter. Miss Kathryn Tannen, of New
ark, n. j.. are the guests of Mrs.
Frank Stout.
Mrs. Josephine White has been the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. william Nay
Tor at Townsend.
Mrs. Charles B. Palmer. COS East
Twenty-second street. is spending a
week in Atlantic City as the guest OF
her aunt, Mrs. Ralph Dayton.
Mrs. A. d. Warner has been a
guest this week in Washington. d. c. 1
Mrs. Sallle Hudson. and grand
daughter Pauline of Frederick.
spent the past weekend in Will
mington.
Walter Willis is spending his va
ion with Mr. and Mrs. j. p. Cross
at Bowers Beach.
Mrs. Clana Roach and children
Evening journal., 1922-09-30

, have returned to their home in thi.
city after spending two weeks al
Milton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Evans are
guests of o. w. Handy at Trinity
Del.
Miss NADIA Warrington has re-
turned to Wilmington after visiting
friends in seaford.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin satterfield re-
Gently spent several days at Har-
rington.
Mrs. George Klund spent the
past weekend in Magnolia. as the
guest OF Mrs. A. n. Joseph.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harland Atwell
spent the weekend with relatives
at Bridgeville.
George II. Blizzard was a recent
visitor at Georgetown.
Miss Sallie Reed Shaw, principal
of school No. "a and Miss Clara
Mendinhall principal OF school No.
3, are on a western trip to visit
schools. This week they have been
in Detroit, and will visit the Chi
oago schools early next week return
ing to Wilmington the latter part Of
the week.
Mrs John W. Anderson, srd. Of
Camden. n. j.. is, visiting Mrs. John
w. Anderson, Jr., 2s14 West Nire-
teenth street.
Miss Cragie Mckay, OF Pitts
burgh Pa. is the guest of Miss
Jane Marvel.
Miss Mabel Walker is visiting
Miss Elizabeth Cobb, in New York
City.
Captain William II. Haley and /
Joseph A. Haley have returned from |
a fishing trip in the lower part OF /
the state. They exhibited quite a
string of fish to their friends.
Mrs. Madison H. Elliott, of Ros-
selle. has returned home after be-
ng patient in st. Agnes Hospital,
Philadelphia.
Evening journal., 1922-09-30
MISSION WORK
OF METH0DISM
Foreign Society TO Meet in
Reading on October
8 TO 6

A large delegation OF members o
the Women's Foreign Missionary So
cieties of the Methodist Churches o
this city is planning to attend th'
52nd annual meeting Of the Phila
deiphia Branch to be held in Read
Ing, Pa. from October 3 to 8. The
delegates who will attend are: Mrs
A. A. wilmot, Of Grace NJ. f Church
Mrs. Norris White, Grace Cleaners
Society; Mrs. John Knots, Harrison
Street Church: Mrs John Wolcott
Holly Oak Church; Miss Emma
Weldin. Mt. Pleasant Church: Miss
Reba B. Smith. ST, Paurs churchi
Mrs. Daniel Jester. Union Church
Mrs. f. Porter. Wesley Church.
A special car will be attached TO
the train leaving the Reading Rail-
road station. Philadelphia, at 1890
A. NJ. on Tuesday. October g. In
addition to the delegates the follow
ing Wilming,onians will attend:
Mrs H. II. Campbell and Mrs. r. F..
Shilling. branch officers; Miss Kaih-
crime r. Truax, conference secretary;
Mrs. p. A. Croney. conference treas
urer; Mrs. Marion Carpenter. con-
ference young peoples treasurer;
Mrs. w. F. Drummond, Young Peo-
ple's superintendent; Mrs. C. II.
Triggs. Junior superintendent; Mrs.
J. A. Dockety. district secretary and
Mrs. G.. f. Pmmmer. district young
peoples superintendent.
Mrs. Campbell, will take an active
part in the convention. as she is the
branch superintendent of junior
work. On opening afternoon of the
conference she will conduct a de-
partmentnl conference for superin-
tendents OF junior work.
On Tuesday evening the Holy Com
munion will be observed with full
choral accompaniment by the choir
followed by an address by Miss Car
rie Carnahan. AT AIS o'clock We'd
nesday. Mrs. Campbell will conduct
a junior hour for the children. That
evening will also be young peoples
night. There will be a banquet, and
address by DR.. james f. Crowther
On Thursday evening. Bishop Nc
Dowell. will give his impressions OF
China.
The programs OF the convention
will also include reports and. the
formation OF plans for the coming |
year and demonstrations of the work /
of tho foreign society. All meet
ings will be held in the Memorial
Church OF the Holy Cross.
Evening journal., 1922-09-30

orthopedic and neurological clinics at
the hospital. These are managed
entirely by tho Junior Board and
financed from the proceeds OF the
theatrical entertainments. such as
the Merry whIrl." given under the
auspices OF the board.
The orthopedic clinic was estab-
lished several years ago and is now
conducted by DR.. Willard and DR..
Moore Of Philadelphia. These ply
sioians visit Wilmington every other
Wednesday and give the benefit of
their services to crippled children
who are brought TO the hospital by
their parents or by members of the
Junior Board
The neurological clinic was es-
tablished on wednesday of last week
through the efforts of the Junior
Board. DR.. John Rhein. of Phi,adel-
phia, is in charge. DR.. Patton. of
Philadelphia, and DIR. 4. II. Davies.
OF Wilmington. assist him in the
work. All varieties OF nervous dis
eases are treated I'm this clinic, tho
need OF which was plainly demon
strated by the fact that at the first
clinic which was held, eighteen cases
were presented for treatment.
These clinics and the children's
ward OF the hospital are wholly de-
pendent upon the Junior Board for
support. The board is partly en-
dowed but the substantial budget re-
quIred for the work must be largely
met by the income derived from the
theatrical entertainment given every
two years.
Evening journal., 1922-09-30
HNEs CoLLEGE CIuR

At a meeting OF the Hines Col
lege Club held last evening. several
new members were admitted A
committee was appointed to make
arrangements for an oyster roast to
be given on Saturday. October 81.
details OF which will be announced
at later date Subsequent to the
business session the members we're
entertained by Miss Lillian Dun.
The next meeting OF the club will
be held at 5o2 Washington street
on "wednesday evening. October %.
Evening journal., 1922-09-30
GRACE AUXILIARY

The first fall meeting OF the Grace
Young Woman's Home Missionary
Auxiliary will be he'd at 7.45 o'clock
on Monday evening in the church
house, 903 West street. The devo-
tions will be conducted by Mrs. c..
d. Nesbitt and the topic for the eve
ming will he in charge Of Mrs. Lii
liam B. Clark. The "Get-to- -gether"
supper has been postponed.
Evening journal., 1922-09-30
REPUBLICAN WOMEN

The parliamentary law class
taught by Mrs. Floy e. Booth. held
under the auspices of the Women's
Republican Committee, at s25 Ship
ley street. Will meet Monday evening
from 7.s0 TO $50 O'clock.
Immediately on adjournment OF
the class. Miss Eckman will give a
talk on practical politics and citizen
ship TO which all Republican women
are invited.
It is earnestly desired that the
ward chairman, vice-chairman and
124 district workers be present.
Evening journal., 1922-09-30
To An old Lady
By Violet Alleyn Storey. in the
Christian Herald

Your work is nearly done,
But mine has just begun,
Dear soul TO whom l used to tell
my dreams
So long ago, and yet-how near
it seems.
see you sitting in your room
tonight.
Alone with shadows and your
thoughts Of God.
O,d things you love surround
you there.
Your well-read books. your
clock, your favorite chair.
Outside the hills are wrapped in
silver light
And spring has changed old
pathways you have trod.
And yet you'll never see these
things again,
Although | know your faded
eyes can see
Far. far beyond lonely.
shadowy glen.
Gold portals opening on Eter-
nifty.
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I\sl!!I e. ]! I....|':::'!;:: I.|':::.| s5$!5

stuart, daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs
Robert T. Stuart. sos West Twenty
second street and Harold S. Denny
Of Philadelphia. son of Mrs. Eva d
Denny. 1901 Jefferson street. thii
city. were married. by the Rev
Aqullla Webb. d. D.. pastor of First
Central Presbyterian Church.
The bride was given in marriage
by her father and had as her maid
OF honor her cousin. Miss Dorothy
Howell. OF Girardvllle, Pa. Harry
C. Green. OF this city, was best man.
The bride wore brown Canton
crepe with black velvet hat. She
carried a shower bouquet Of sweet
heart roses. Miss Howell wore
bronze colored crepe with hat to
match. Her bouquet was Of Ward
roses and delphinium.
The church was decorated in palms
and fall flowers. Following the
ceremony an informal reception was
held after which Mr.. and Mrs. Den
ney left on a motor trip north. Up
on their return they will live at 6633
Lebanon avenue, Overbrook. Pa.
The bride Is a graduate Of the
Wilmington High School-and a mem
ber of the class of 1919 of the Wo-
mems College. University of Della
ware. She taught in school No. 80
for sometime but for the past year
has been connected with the Ameri-
canization school. Mr.. Denny is
connected with the Rumsey Electric
Company. OF Philadelphia.
Miss Anna Castor and George p.
Benson were married on last Sat
urday, at the parsonage of Mt. Sal
EN- NJ f. Church, by the Rev. Leon
ard White. The wedding was at
tended by Mr.. and Mrs. S. p. Ben
son, parents of the bridegroom and
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred d. Johnson.
A wedding of interest to many
is that of Miss
Hilliard Tstnall. daugh-
ter of Mrs. william Francis Tat
NALL of Germantown. Pa. and Will
liam Powers, of Youngstown. Ohio. !
which takes place at o'clock this (
evening. in ST. Luke's Church, Ger
msntown.
Miss Tatnall is a granddaughter /
Of the late Henry Lea Tatnall. of
his city, and has frequently visited
his city She will be given In mar
'iage by her brother. Francis Glib
IONS TatnalL and will have as her
maid Of honor. Miss Mary G. Fra
.ier. The bridesmaids will be Miss
3urrill Luck. a cousin of the bride,
Ind Miss Gertrude Powers. sister
Il the bridegroom. The flower girls
will be the Misses Harriet Il. and
dargaret Runcie. daughters of Mr..
nd Mrs. w. T. Runcie, OF Maple
eood, n. j., nieces of the bride.
Edmund c. Powers, brother of
he bridegroom, will be best man.
he ushers viii be Runcie Lea Tat
all. brother of the bride. yelling I
on Horton. OF Philadelphia; Rob- /
rt Dennison. Donald Halstead, OF |
'ew York, and Henry Burt and 5
eldy Jacobs. of Youngstown, Ohio
Following the ceremony a recep- =
ION will be held at the Germantown !
ricket Club.
Miss Eleanor NJ. Punte. daughter :
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles b. Punt !
4Sl West Eighteenth street, and =
rapcis A. Conlin. 900 Spruce n
rect. were married last Tuesday 7
forming In ST. AIMS r. c. Church i
y the Rev. Francis ]. Connolly. '
he bride was attended by Miss Ann
!. Lynch. Thomas Conlin. brother r
Evening journal., 1922-09-30
cHrRCu srppER

The Ladies' Auxiliary OF the
Cranston Heights Fire Company will
give a chicken supper at the fire
house on the evening OF Saturday
October 2s. The next auxiliary
Will meet next Wednesday evening
at the home of Mrs. James Green
wood
Evening journal., 1922-09-30
X D. D lIgls& I!.!l isl \

! The annual business meeting o
the Bellefonte Community League
will be held Monday evening at
o'clock at the Community House
Officers will be elected.
The calendar for the month of oc-
tober of the Washington Heights
Century Club, is as follows:
Monday. October 2, p. m.-Cur-
rent Events. Mrs. Dudley r. Weir,
chairman. Talk on citizenship" by
Mrs. william S. Hilles. Hospitality
Mrs. w. II. Girven.
Monday, October 9, 8 p. m.-The
club members will be entertained by
the board Of directors. Miss Doro-
thy David will entertain the club
with solo-dances. Mrs. George r.
King and Mrs. II. Drew announce
Progressive Marble-party." The
club chorus will sing. Reception
Mrs. Laura V. Mckay. Hospitality
Mrs. w. II. Girven.
Tuesday. October 10. 2.So p. NJ
Regular meeting OF board OF direc-
tors
wednesday, october II, 2 p. NJ
Card party, Mrs. Harry MacCutch-
con, chairman.
Monday, October IS. 8 p. m.-cur-
rent Events, Mrs. Dudley r. Weir
chairman. Echoes from the bien
NAL. held at Chautauqua last June
Hospitality, Mrs w II. Girven.
Monday, October 23, p. NJ
Regular monthly business meeting.
Chairmen submit written reports
The chairman of club classes
hopes to organize a class in china
painting soon. All those desiring tol
register should give their names tol
Mrs Clarence Holt, 5O2 West Twen-
ty-second street. Phone 47l6' as
early as possible. Mrs. Alexis 7.
Clark. chairman of ways and means
is planning for a bazaar
10 be held in November. Members
are urged TO contribute articles OF
fancy work and useful articles.
A. the meeting OF the Business
"a professional Women's Club,
held on Thursday evening, at the
club rooms, s13 West street plans
we're made for the fall and winter
work.
gymnasium class under the
OF Miss Matilde Seipp
will be held in the High School
every Monday evening at s o'clock,
beginning the second week in Oc-
!
Evening journal., 1922-09-30
SUNSHINE MEETING

The regular meeting Of the Board
OF Directors of the Delaware Divis-
ion. International Sunshine Society.
will be held at s o'clock, Wednes-
day evening, in Sunshine Hall. 1909
Delaware avenue. Much new busi-
ness will be discussed.
Evening journal., 1922-09-30

Miss Martha A. Wilson and Err
nest ]. Peoples will be married al
o'clock, this afternoon, in Han.
over Presbyterian Church. Eigh.
teenth and Boulevard by the Rev
Charles II. Bonner.
The bride will be attended by her
sister, Miss Alice L. Wilson and WSl-
litm II. Peoples, brother of the
bridegroom, will be best man. The
bride will be given in marriage by
her father. The church will be pret-
tily decorated with ferns. palms and
cut flowers.
The ushers will be Robert ]. Peo-
Piles and John Peoples. brother OF
the bridegroom. Edgar Peoples, an
other brother of the bridegroom,
will sing. "Oh Promise Me-"
The bride will wear white radium
satin with trimmings of radlum lace
and pearls. She VIII wear large
picture hat to match and will carry
shower bouquet Of bride roses.
The maid of honor will wear white
canton crepe with hat to match and
will carry pink asters.
Following the ceremony a recep-
tion will be held for the immediate
families at the home 70 the brides
parents. los West Nineteenth street.
After motor trip north. the young
couple will live at 1014 Adams street.
Both the bride and the bridegroom
have a large circle OF friends in this
city. The bride has been associated
with the Charles Warner Company.
Recently the young women of the
office gave a variety shower in her
honor Mr.. Peoples Is employed by
the Brosius & Smedley Co. Last
Wednesday evening this company
and the Office force gave a
dinner at the office. in honor
o fthe bride and bridegroom and
presented them with silver and
a sum OF money variety shower
was also given by the employees
of Brosius & smedley Co.. to the
bride.
Miss Ruth V. Mcintyre. 1918 !
street, daughter OF Mrs. |
W. +. Mcintyre. of California. for
merly OF this city. and Richard II. |
son OF Mr.. and Mrs. /
Richard c. McMullen, 1918 West
Sixth street. were married at
o'clock this afternoon. in West
Presbyterian Church. by the Rev
W. f. Habbart, pastor of Harrison
street NJ. f. Church.
The bride was given in marriage
" her brother. w. Ralph Mcintyre.
md had as her maid Of honor, Miss
eleanor Stidham, OF Newark. y. J.
Walter Dent Smith was best man.
'he ushers were Lieut.. James Whit
ield, U. s. N. and Edward Stauffer.
The church was prettily decorated
With palms and potted plants. The &,
ride wore dark blue travelling
ut with hat to match and carried a I
orsage OF sweetheart roses. Miss ,
itidham was dressed in a dark blue
repe Romaine dress with a large s
hut hat and had a corsage of roses
Immediately following the cere- I
nony Mr.. and Mrs. McMullen left on {
wedding trip. and upon their re-
urn they will reside at sos North
sroome street. Mr. McMullen IS a 9
OF the University Of Della
ware. on Tuesday evening variety 7
hover was given 10 the bride at the s
Iome OF Miss Rae Mcdowell. 1902 n
Vest Seventh street. b
In West Presbyterian Church, at
-2.3o o'clock today. Miss Helen S. o
Evening journal., 1922-09-30
EASTERN STAR GARD PARTY.

A card party will be given at Sun
shine Hall on October 5, under the
auspices Of the building committee
of St. Johns Chapter, No. 4, Order
OF the Eastern Star.
Evening journal., 1922-09-30

The bride wore white crepe de
chine with train. Her tulle
veil was held in place with orange
blossoms. She carried a shower
bouquet OF bride roses. The brides
maid wore rose crepe de chine with
picture hat to match and carried a
shower bouquet of pink rosebuds.
Following the ceremony we'd
ding breakfast was served at the
home of the bride.
Miss Elizabeth Klotz Of Wilkes
Barre. Pa, and Newman w. Bryan,
of West Philadelphia, but for many
years resident of wilmington. were
married on Wednesday. in the
Thirteenth Street NJ. Z. Church.
Philadelphia, by the Rev. Samuel
w. Purvis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bryan will be at
home after November 1, at IA Har-
vim Road, Upper Darby Township.
Evening journal., 1922-09-30

A delightful party was Civ
Thursday afternoon in honor
third birthday anniversary of
II. Buck. Jr.. at the homs of h
ents, lois West Tenth street.
the features was a Jack Horn
which contained surprises for
guests.
Those present were: Fra
Buck, Jr.. Edgar Q. BuIlocl
Mary Elizabeth Bullock, Hazel
Leo and Anne Montgomery,
Cam. Dorothy Buck and ii
Souder.
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s.. 500 PROM Gy,Ku,Na

The result OF the Gymkhana held
recently on the estate OF r. r. M.
Carpenter at Montchanin, for the
benefit of the Baby Hospital, are
exceedingly satisfactory. over s25oO
was realized with all expenses paid.
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ADDITIONAL SOCIETY NEWS ON
PAGE TWO
Evening journal., 1922-09-30

In West Presbyterian Church, at
1880 o'clock today. Miss Helen S.
Evening journal., 1922-09-30

Mr.. and Mrs. S. Darlingt,
Ocean City. N. J., gave a wee
party at the Hotel Darlingt
members of the Saturday Nigh
OF this city. The members
club motored to Ocean City las
urday morning and returned s
evening.
Those who enjoyed the trip
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Scott, Mr.. AMI
w. Mousley. Mr.. and Mrs. j.
Mrs. c. Van Buren,. Miss Harrii
Buren, f. Palmer. Mr.. and MI
Dare, ]. Barr. Mr.. and Mrs. u
ter and Mrs. c. NJ. Banks.