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Evening journal., 1922-02-11
BRILLIANT BALL;
governor There
Friends of Former Service
Men Dance for Relief
Fund
MILITARY MEN
IN THE PARTY

Delawareans were much interest
ed in the military ball held last even
ing in the gold ballroom OF the Hotel
dupont, because the proceeds Of the
affair are to be donated to the soil
diers' branch OF the Emergency Re-.
lief. Food and clothing are to be-
purchased by this organization for
the many former service men whol
are without employment. The ball
was given by Battery b, 19sth Artil-
lery formerly Company f. Delaware
National Guard.
More than 800 guests took part in
the activities OF the evening Among
the guests were Governor Denney
and Mayor and Mrs Harvey, DR. and
Mrs. Walter Hullihen, of Newark
DR.. Hullihen is president OF the Uni
versity Of Delaware. Many of the
members Of the staff of Governor
Denney also were present. as we'll as
many officers and their wives from
Fort DUPONT
Preceding dancing a small recep-'
ton was held At the entrance to-
the ballroom In the receiving line
were Governor Denney. Mayor and
Mrs. Harvey. Mrs. Donald S. ASH
brook, Mrs. William c. Speakmanl
DR.. and Mrs. Victor d. Washburnl
Major David NJ. Salter Ellwood'
souder president of the Board OF
Education, and Miss Lille NJ. sou-
der.
The ballroom was prettily decorat-
ed for the affair. many beautiful silk
flags being arranGed around the
room. These were loaned by Harry
j. Harkins, manager Of the hotel.
The many pretty gowns OF the wo-
men and the uniforms Of the men
along with the decorations made the
scene brilliant.
Music for the evening was furnish-
ed by Madden's Orceshtra. A fea-.
ture Of the evening was a solo dance
by Miss Eudora Joseph, a pupil cd
Miss Marion McEwan and a sole
dance by little Miss Harriet Fin-
nerty, a pupil of Miss Kate McClanI
erty. Each Of the dancers was we'll
received. Several dinners preced-
ed the ball
The executive committee in charge
Of the ball who also acted as patron-
esses were: Mrs. Donald S. ASH
brook. chairman; Mrs. william G..
| Speakman, vice-chairman; Miss
Emily P. Bissell, Mrs William S.
Bergland, Mrs. William c. Biatz,
Mrs. William Coyne. Mrs. William
d. Denney, Mrs. T. Coleman dupont.
Mrs. Pierre s. dupont, Mrs. ]. Austin
! Ellison. Mrs. Alfred H. Gawthrop,
Mrs. James n. Ginns. Mrs. J. Nom
tieth Jackson. Mrs. J. P. Lany, Mrs
Thomas W. Miller. Mrs. Willard HAN
Porter, Mrs. Henry p. Scott. Mrs.
John ]. Raskob, Mrs. Harry W..
! Stark, Mrs. Weller r. Slower, Mira
William G, Taylor. Mrs. Henry B..
Thompson. Mrs. Charles Topkis,
| Mrs. Thomas w. Wilson. Mrs. Joseph
p Wales. Mrs. Leroy Harvey.
The social club officers OF Battery
B are. President. Corporal L. C,
Fritz; vice-president, Lieut.. Hugh
Carter; secretary, Corporal W. NJ.
Fisher; assistant secretary. Lieut.
II. p. Waddington; treasurer, Capt.
Leroy Work; assistant treasurer,
| Private Joseph Darrock.
Evening journal., 1922-02-11
VAIENTINE DANCE

About fifty couples attended the
Valentine dance which was given
last night in the Gilbert studio by
the Blue Goose Club. on the pro-
gram were several feature dances.
Music was furnished by Wilson or
chestra.
The club is composed largely OF
employees OF the Hercules Powder
m ~. The following were
members OF the committee OF
arrangements: Misses Marian Gil
bert, Edith M. Hastings. Helen G..
Merrick, Ruth Merrick. Louise
Seidle, Marian Traynor and Helen
c. Twomey; Messrs. W. Pierce
Barnes, Edward l.. Morrow and
Harry p Smith.
Evening journal., 1922-02-11

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OF Delaware
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The who vase edu-
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Evening journal., 1922-02-11
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Major and Mrs Richard Sylvester
OF this city were guests at the recep-
ton Of the President and Mrs. Hard
ing at the White House on Thursday
evening.
Senator and Mrs. T. Coleman du-
Pont have issued cards for a tea to
be given on Saturday. February IS,
at the New Willard Hotel, Washing
ton, d. c.
Mr.. and Mrs. 1renee DUPONT will
give dinner next Tuesday evening
for their daughter. Miss Margaretta
dupont The dinner will proceed the
dance at the Hotel dupont.
Mrs A. Felix dupont. Mrs Eugene
dupont. Mrs. william 5. Bergland
and Mrs. Alfred Gawthrop attended
the opera at the Academy OF OF Mu-
sic. Philadelphia, last Tuesday
evening.
The Cunard liner. Carmania. which
has among its passengers Professor
and Mrs william II. Beacon, sailed
today from New York for a cruise OF
the Mediterranean.
Mr. and Mrs Harlan c. Scott will
leave on February is for a cruise to
the West Indies.
Miss Anna r. Young is a guest Of
her brother and sister-in-law, Mr..
and Mrs. James p. Young. at Ridge
field Park, n. j.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. Stewart Lee left
this week on a two-months' trip to
Panama and California
Mr. and Mrs. Harcourt r. Burns.
who were married last Saturday in
Trinity p E. Church. are at Atlantic
City.
Miss Mary Raymond. Of Dover. IS
being entertained by Miss Elsie NJ.
Saxton. Of this city
Mrs. Enwood souder, Jr., and
daughter. Betty. are visiting in
Woodbridge. n. ].
Mrs. Susan p. Hendrickson. Mrs.
Bessie II. Luke and Miss Anna J.
Hendrickson were sojourners at the
Strand in Atlantic City this week
Mrs. Bessie G. dupont has as her
guest Mrs. Richard Merrick, OF New
York
Mrs. Henry NJ. Candy. OF Centre.
VILE will give dinner on next Tues
day evening in honor OF Miss Esther
Ward.
Miss Lulu ouillen. daughter OF
Captain CULLEN OF the Indian River
Life Saving Station is visiting Mr.
and Mrs. Thomas II. Barden. 500
South Van Buren street.
Evening journal., 1922-02-11
MRS. BOYER WITH
". III. G. MONDAY

Mrs. H. d. Boyer, OF Smyrna,
president Of the State Federation
OF Women's Clubs will be the guest
Of the Washington Heights Century
Club at a musicale to be given at the
club house, 2SOO Boulevard, Monday
evening. The program will consist
of vocal solos by Miss Virginia
Keen; instrumental solos, Walter b.
Martin and dance by Miss Ger
aldine Davidson. George Henry Day
will be accompanies for the evening.
Mrs. George Henry Day is n
charge of the music; Mrs. f. G. Me-
gaw, entertainment; Mrs. Laura Nc
Kay, reception and Mrs. Carroll w.
Griffith, hospitality.
Evening journal., 1922-02-11
ID. A. K. TO ELECT
AT CITY MEETING

The annual conference Of the
Daughters OF the American Revolu.
tion will be held in Hotel dupont on
Tuesday, February 21. 1t will be an
all day meeting, the morning session
being devoted to routine business.
readings Of reports and the election
Of officers. Luncheon will be served
in the duBarry Room at 1 O'Clock.
Members and guests OF the d. A. r.
throughout the State will attend.
Reservations for the luncheon are
to be made to Mrs. Ira c. Tinkhams
1903 Riverview avenue.
Evening journal., 1922-02-11
SPENCER CLASS MEETS.

The monthly business meeting OF
the Spencer Bible Glass of st.
Pauls NJ. f. Church, was held at
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Price Van
SAINT, 4O7 McCabe avenue. Thursday
evening. After the meeting a pleas
ant social hour was enjoyed in the
form of a Valentine party. Recits.-
tions were given by Miss Eta Bakes
a member Of the class. Games and
music were also enjoyed.
Those present were Mr.. and Mrs.
+. W. Mitchell and daughter Mar
garet. Mr.. and Mrs. Price Van Sam
and daughter Virginia, Mrs. w.
Workman and son William, Mr.. anA
Mrs. c. r. Gibbons, Mr.. and Mrs. n.
II. Grubb, MIS-. BESSIE Terrace, Mrs.
Rowland Cameron, Mrs. Nettie
Reed, the Misses Mary and Jans
Rollison, Sadie Smith. Mary Pyle,
Edna +. Borer. Hattie Knox, Eta
Baker. Lillian Hawkins, Anna VaS
SAINT, Gladys Workman; HowN>~l
Waithers, william Pyle, Stanley "
Baker. Robert e. Lareau, william
A. L. Archibold, Harvey Reininger.
A. M. Simon. william e. Skellenger.
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ADDITIONAL SOCIETY ON
PACE TrUO
Evening journal., 1922-02-11

Borer, Mr.. and Mrs. George Hunt.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. II. Trader, Ralph
II. Trader. Jr., Mrs. John II. Ban
then, Mr.. and Mrs. p. Alfred Croney,
Mrs. II. Griffith, Mrs. Ward. Mrs.
Charles Lefferts, Mrs. Wilson. Mrs.
r. Chambers, Mrs. A. Carpenter,
the Misses Grace Thielman, Ann
Potter. Iva Hitch, Mildred Toppin,
Mildred Clifton. Mary Hellens. Es-
tier A. Shippers and Marian Grant,
Of North East. Md; ]. p. Bradbury,
]. c. Haywood. Edgar Bothum, Will
bur Mannering. J. c. McCloud and
Clarence +. Denney.
Evening journal., 1922-02-11
GRACE CLEANERS.

Grace Cleaners Young Woman's
Foreign Missionary Society will meet
Monday evening at the home of Mrs.
Harry T. Baker. s25 Franklin street.
Mrs. Washington Hastings will be
in charge Of the devotional services.
The program. the subject Of which
is What the World Needs" will be
presented by Mrs. Wertz The host
esses for the evening will be Mrs.
Naomi Phillips, Mrs. Carl Seybold.
Mrs. H. Newman. Mrs. J. w. Strick
Ter and Mrs. Harry T. Baker.
Evening journal., 1922-02-11
DANCE AF-TrR DrNNrR

MT and Mrs. Benjamin c. Kirk Of
the Kent Apartments entertained at
dinner last evening in the banquet
hall at the Lambros Restaurant
Dancing and cards were enjoyed af-
ter the dinner.
Among those present were Mr..
and Mrs James F. Lynch. Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Girven. Mr.. and Mrs
George Steigler, Mr.. and Mrs John
O'Donnell. Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Gruner. Mr.. and Mrs ]. r witworth
OF Blkton,' Nd. and DR. and Mrs
Clyde c. Neese.
Evening journal., 1922-02-11
IZ23g..! 7. |.5I.....:...::;|: ASS

Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Broomell
Caruthers of Coatesville. Pa. have
issued announcements Of the mar
riage Of their sister, Miss Ellen Anne
Keough. to John Kennard Bailey.
The wedding took place yesterday in
Philadelphia. After April ! Mr.. and
Mrs. Bailey will be at home at 1913
washington street. this city.
Evening journal., 1922-02-11
10 DISCUSS wosIEN's WAGE.

The third meeting of the indus
rial study course being given under
he auspices OF the labor laws com
nittee Of the Consumers League
will be held in st. Andrews parish
house at four o'clock on Monday.
l'he subject will be The Living
Wage"
Special contributions 20 the dis
.nssion will be made by Mrs. Rob
srt Tatnal. Miss Edith Spruance
md DR.. Charles L. Candee. The
question OF the budget Of an inde-
pendent working girl will be taken
lp and a budget worked out on the
BASIS OF present day living costs In
Wilmington.
The course is free and open TO all
Who are Interested.
Evening journal., 1922-02-11
STORY CHATTER DANCE

Julia NJ. Story Chapter, No. 3
order Of the Eastern star. will give
a dance and reception in the ball
room OF Hotel dupont next Wednes-
day evening. The committee on ar
rangements Is G. T. Sauter, chair
man; Mrs Victor Nah. Mrs. d. A.
Hodges, Fred Maxim and E. B. Will
son.
Evening journal., 1922-02-11
ARNfNIAS FRAT DANCE.

Armmas Frat Club gave a masque
dance lase evening in the Masonic
Hall at Newport The prize win
ners included Miss Helen Dickey
and Allen Norton. in spot dance;
Miss Marjory Stewart and Walter
Trefford, spot dance, and Miss Walsh
and Mr.. Farley, elimination dance.
This dance ends the present Sc
ries OF club dances.
Evening journal., 1922-02-11

3

them being many club presidents
n ON all parts of the State. Fol
lowing the luncheon a program viii
be presented at the club house
which is located on the Green. Tn,
program will be entitled Japan,
and will be featured by stories, songs
of, Japan, drills, and many OF the
entertainers will appear in Japanese
costumes. Dover Century Club ha.
the distinction OF having existed "a
years. The anniversary was observ-
ed in the fall.
The Kemery Studio Club will meet
Monday evening at TIE studio, 1900
North Harrison street. A program
of songs by Arthur Penn, the Amer
4can composer, will be presented.
A meeting of the Maryland Divi-
sion Relief Committee of the
Women's Aid. Pennsylvania System,
will be held at 1.SO o'clock Monday
afternoon. in the assembly room,
Pennsylvania Building. Front and
French streets Mrs Raymond Jones
is general chairman of this commit
tee and Mrs. Alfred Russell and Mrs.
Edward Gibson, associate chairmen.
All members from the districts are
asked to be present
A general meeting of the Mary
land Division will be held at 2
o'clock. Mrs. Edward McIntire. su-
perintendent will preside. Mrs
Gamble Latrobe. general superinten-
dent of the Southern Grand Division
also will attend the meeting.
The Baltimore Division, Mrs. C
NJ. Smith, superintendent, will meet
at 2.30 o'clock Tuesday afternoon. in
the assembly room at Union Station,
Baltimore. The Norfolk Division
meeting will be held on Tuesday.
February 21.
Arrangements are progressing for
the card party and dance to be held
in the Hotel DUPONT, on February "a
Miss Della Hid. chairman Of the mu-
sic committee, has secured the Orig
lnal Six Orchestra for the occasion.
The monthly meeting of the Co
lonial Danes Will be held at 2.30
o'clock on Monday afternoon at the
Historical Society Building
Evening journal., 1922-02-11


Thursday
Jester SIS Wahngton street the engaement OF their daughter Miss
spring
Miss Jester and her mother received being
Chandler
n OF
Is
n he
Evening journal., 1922-02-11
Losing Its Grip
Can Editorial by The Society Editorl


Jazz has become the national anthem Percy
suckney Grant prominent Episcopal clergyman
He Is right, but months
the national md
Now It's losing its Wholesomeness
slowly returning America distracted by the
o
Plato Socrates that whenever modes OF
change.
getting better Amerca-especay business
Evening journal., 1922-02-11
GRACE GrILD sOcIAI.

The Ladies' Guild OF Grace p. e.
Church. will hold Valentine social
next Tuesday evening. in Talleyvine
Hall Ice cream. cakes and candy
will be on sale. There will be a
fancy table.
Evening journal., 1922-02-11
MOOSE CIRCLE BAKE sALE.

The Women's Loyal Moose Circle.
No. 1. held a bake sale this after
noon at 1914 Church street, and will
continue into this evening. Home
made bread, pies and cakes will be
on sale
Evening journal., 1922-02-11
Marriage
tAn Editorial by the Society Editor)

tAn Editorial by the Society Edtor)
Womans into the usually an
Permanent sojourn generally by Cupid
How should girl from her
State, remain business before m
About Profes Ralpb the
University o
n colege-raininr
be better
Evening journal., 1922-02-11
AuxuIARY SUPPFR.

The Ladies' Auxiliary OF the
Cranston Heights Fire Company
will meet next Tuesday afternoon in
the fire house. The plans for the
supper to be held the last OF this
month win be completed.
Evening journal., 1922-02-11
oEcuToN BAND GIVES CONCERT

Cecilton Band. OF Cecilton, Nd.
unher the direction OF Charles T.
Edwards, Of this city, presented an
enjoyable concert in ST. Pauls NJ e.
church last night The program was
we'll balanced. uhis organization
gave a concert in the church about
a year ago. During the year the
band has made rapid progress, and
the concert last night was a great
Improvement over the one previous
ly given.
Mrs. Eleanor G. Kemery and Mrs.
NJ. Il. Downing, members of the
St Paul's Choir sang solos. In ad-
dition other members Of the choir
presented several duets, quartets
and chorus songs.
Evening journal., 1922-02-11
DANCE TONIGHT.

The trustees OF German Hall will
,old a dance this evening in Ger
nan Hall. Music will be furnished
~ Refers Orchestra
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:: Q #a Observation-Disclosures;

Mr.. and Mrs. John W. Redgraves.
OF Middletown, announce the engage
ment OF their daughter Mrs Lydia
Flintham Redgraves to Harlan Mil
ford Fisher, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
William j. Fisher Jr., 2312 Willard
street.
Miss Florence X. Law entertained
informally for Miss Redgrave at her
home, 2404 West Seventeenth, last
evening.
Evening journal., 1922-02-11


s o. William
der Of ST. Johns commandery No Knights Tempar She will play
banquet and ball be held by the cOmmande in the Hotel dupont
beauti
ful mus chi lassca in its natur
Evening journal., 1922-02-11

Announcement was made last
evening at a Valentine party given
by Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Borer, 1O7
North Van Buren street. of the en-
gagement OF their daughter. Miss
Edna E. Borer, to william A. l.
Archibold, S19 West street. Both
young people are members of St.
Paul NJ E. Church. No date has
been set for the wedding.
Those present were Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Borer, Mr.. and Mrs. Irwin H.
Evening journal., 1922-02-11

TAKE MARRIAGE LICENSE.
Miss Louise c. Robinson OF this
,ity and August Graham OF Reed
city, Mich, obtained a marriage IL
,ense In Elkton yesterday.
Evening journal., 1922-02-11

Dover Century Club will hold its
annual luncheon next Wednesday in
the Hotel Richardson. Mrs. Robert
Watson, president Of the club will
preside. Mrs. Anna e. Watson who
was the clubs first president. will
be toastmastress. More than 225
guests are expected to attend. Amonl
Evening journal., 1922-02-11

At the weekly meeting of Dover
Century Club. Prof Thornburg. sup
ervising principal OF the Dover Pub
lie Schools asked the support Of the
club in the movement for an athletic
field for the school children. The
club approved the project.
Mrs. James f. Alice, Jr.. enter
tanned the club with a carefully pre-
pared paper on scandinavian liter
ature.
Mrs. Roscoe gave two piano solos.
Mrs. Walter A. Powell, acting presi
dent in the absence of Mrs. r. Il.
Lewis, made the following announce
ments;
Wednesday February %, former
Judge II. c. Conrad. of Georgetown
will address the club on Washing
ton. Wednesday February Is. the
annual club luncheon at Hotel Rich
ardson will be followed by a Japan
csc program at the club rooms.
At the meeting OF the Bellefonte
Civics Club on Tuesday, it was decid-
ed by the club to purchase two doors
for the committee room of the Com
munity House and TO buy a curtain
for the stage of the house. The
junior auxiliary has made a liberal
contribution to the senior club to-
ward the purchasing of the curtain.
The club members are selling Eas-
ter eggs, Mrs. S. j. Messick, being
chairman OF the committed The
prize package was won this week by
Mrs Eugene Mowlds. The proceeds
from the sale Of packages goes to-
ward the refreshment fund Of the
club.
The next meeting will be held on
Tuesday. February 21. in the Com
munity House. George Washing
tons birthday will he observed at
;his time with an appropriate pro-
gram.
Evening journal., 1922-02-11

Mrs. A. Felix DUPONT, Mrs. Eugene
dupont. Mrs. William 5. Bergland
and Mrs. Alfred Gawthrop attended
the opera at the Academy Of Of Mu-
sic. Philadelphia, last Tuesday
evening.
Evening journal., 1922-02-11

Mr.. and Mrs. Irenee DUPONT will
give a dinner next Tuesday evening
for their daughter, Miss Margaretta
DUPONT. The dinner will proceed the
dance at the Hotel dupont.
Evening journal., 1922-02-11

The Cunard liner. Carmania, which
has among its passengers Professor
and Mrs. william II. Beacon, sailed
today from New York for a cruise OF
the Mediterranean
Evening journal., 1922-02-11

The monthly meeting of the Co
lonial Danes Will be held at 2.30
o'clock on Monday afternoon at the
Historical Society Building.
The Washington times., 1922-11-08
SEEKS T0CUT
|. LEGION COSTS,
UN|FYEFF0RI
w. r. 2. Franklin Tells Costello
Post investigation Of Agen-
oies ls Needed.

william II. #. Franklin. retiring
commander OF Costello Post, Amer
lean Legion. will ask the District
convention for a thorough investiga'
ton OF the duplication OF various
agencies OF the Legion. the national
legislative office. the national service
office and the laison officer. he de-
clared in an address at the annual
meeting of the post last night.
He said that the Legion must re-
duce overhead expenses and unity
efforts to help the former service
man. He pointed out that at present
the Legion supports too many sepa-
rate offices.
Costello Post elected officers as
follows: Commander. DIR. Walter II.
Sullivan; first wee commander, 2. ].
Lefferts; second vice COMMANDER.
Richard A. O'Brien; third vice COM
mander, Thomas ID. Walsh; quarter
master, c. ". Dessex: surgeon, DIR.
Charles J. Murphy: sergeantat-arms
James McCabe: master sergeant-at-
arms, p. J. Curtin; color bearers.
John Ais, John J. Ryan; bugler. An
drew d. Helwig; chaplain, Father
Francis Turney, historian, Thomas
II. Deckelman.
Delegates to the District conven.
The Washington times., 1922-11-08
si00,000M0RE
|. SUBSCRIBED TO
!. NASON|CFUND
Signs Calling Attention to
Campaign to Be Erected at
Temple Heights.

Three large signs ealing atten.
ton to the campaign OF Washington
Masons for subscriptions to the
United Masonic Temple Fund will
be placed on the property at Nine
teenth street and Florida avenue.
Connecticut and Flroida avenues. It
was announced today by Charles y.
Roberts.
The signs viii bear slogans direct.
ling attention to the campaign and
win recall to every Washington
Mason passing the property that
his subscription to the fund is de-
sired. The signs viii be several feet
square and each night will be bril-.
liantly illuminated with electric
lights.
Mr.. Roberts committee Is also
having prepared enough plaques SC
that one can be placed In every
Masonic lodgeroom In the city. At
the same time the committee has
under consideration the preparation
of small signs to be posted either on
the rainshields or the g.ass on the
rear of automobiles.
In order that persons visiting the
Masonic Temple will be able to see
exactly what every Masonic lodge
is doing in the way Of subscribing
TO the fund, large sign showing
subscriptions for the week ended
The Washington times., 1922-11-08

!. HAIR GOLDEN
AND IN CURLS
Fiftisth Anniversary Meeting OF
Marcel Wave Declares
Against Sickness.
BY ALICE LANGEIIER.
Cosmopolitan News seryicc.

! PARIS. Nov. s.-Goldie Locks
has come to Paris and she is prov
ing very popular.
Everywhere one TURNS. there 10 I
remarkable display of the new
lemon n-colored tint on heads. both
young and old. Brave brunettes
are being, bfeached out and they en-
hance the effect by wearing black
or very bright-colored velvets.
"Bobbed locks are entirely out"
says the leading French coiffeur OF
the day. mo women are going to
BARRIERS these days-hut rather tc
hair dressers to buy Ions locks"
A congress Of French hair dress
ers celebrating the fiftieth anniver'
sary OF the invention Of the Marcel
wave has tabooed the late Greek
styles OF sleek. oily coiffeures which
leave the ears exposed. They de.
clare that fluffy. tousled heads will
he the fashionable style for women
this winter. The hair is drawn
hack loosely from. the forehead and
wound in a disarranged mass at the
back Of the head. held In position by
a large Spanish comb.
The Washington times., 1922-11-08
SAFETY WEEK
LEAOERSMAKE
! F|NEPR0GRESs
Twelve Additional subcom-
mittsss Appointed by
Boobar.

Plans are being rapidly effected
Cor safety-first week, which win be-
gin November rs and end Decem-
ber 2, according 70 John j. Boobar.
chairman Of the committee. Boobar
appointed twelve additional subcom-
mittees yesterday.
Major Daniel Sullivan. superinten.
Gent Of police. and George 8. Watson.
chief engineer Of the fire department.
accepted the chairmanship Of the
police and fire committees.
The subcommittee on speakers will
be headed by Charles w. Darr, A..
torney. DIR. Frank w. Ballou. su-
perintendent Of schools. Informed
Boobar that he will accept the chair.
manship of the subcommittee on
schools and colleges.
Darr said yesterday he intends
10 organise fifty speakers for the
campaign during safety week.
Other members who will head sub.
committees are John Newbold. com.
mercial vehicles; william Knowles
Cooper. religious and charitable insti.
tutions; Z. d. Shaw. Boy Scouts
Harold A. Brooks. industries; John
Dolph, insurance; John Shoemaker,
posters. and Charles H. verrin,
statistics. 2
c. w. Price. Of New York, an ex.
pert In promoting campaigns, will
arrange for the details OF the drive
Tor safety week.
Lucy r. Swanton. chairman Of tHe
The Washington times., 1922-11-08

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