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Bt slNRSs AND PROFESSIONAL
NOMEN,S CLUB TO GIVE DINNER

Mrs. Lena Lake Forrest. president
OF the National Federation OF Bus.
ness and Professional Women's Clubs
VIII be the guest OF the Business and
Professional Women's Club OF WI
mington. at dinner on Monday even
Ing. April 10th. at cas-. In the DuBar
ry room OF Hotel du Pont, There Will
be addresses and songs. Following the
dinner reception viii 10 held al
$50. In tho DuBarry room. at which
time Mrs, Forrest viii speak.
Members OF the club believe that
through tho National Federation much
can be accomplished for the working
women OF this country. Mrs. Forrest IS
ominently fltted 20 tell us of the Fed
erauon's plans. Therefore. all work
Ing women arc urged 10 attend the
dinner or. II this Is not possible. the
evening meeting Invitations have beer
sent out TO many but all others are
equally welcome.
Tickets for the dinner can be Oh
tanned from Miss Dorothy Hawkins
slo Delaware avenue. Wilmington. a.
any time before Friday evening. Apri.
TN. Members Of the club will be
guests OF tho club.
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HEIGHTS
CENTURY CLUB

Monday. April 3 NJ p. m. The
current Events class ~ the Wash
.net0n Heights Century club viii
meot Mr.. w r. Stevens. chairman
~ wiu 10 observed az bible Day" and
Rov. h. W Trapneil viii be the speak
or. Mrs Carroll Griffith Will have
charge 81 tho hospitality.
Wednesday April 9. at one O'Clock
- luncheon viii be held IN the DuBar.
rs room ~ the Hotel du Pont. Mrs. !
/ t.. How"tt VIII be general chairma n
nssisted by Mrs. G. Griffith. Mrs. j. J.;
HFuller and Mrs. Laura Mckay.
Monday. April 10 at 8 D. m. a mu
| steal VIII be given under the chair
snanship % Mrs. T.. Kieitz. Mrs. r. "a
Megaw viii be IN charge of the en-
terthinment.
Tueeday. April II at 2.3O p. m. tn
Board Of Directors viii meet.
Monday. April II at p. m. III,
current events class viii meet. Mrs
II. Il. Lightncr Will he the speaker.
Monday, April - at 8 p. m. IN,
regular monthly business meeting vii
he held. at which time the chnirrnel
vii submit annual reports. The cleo
ION II officers and directors viii talk,
place.
Monday. April "a at p. M. a dane,
viii be held In the ballroom OF III,
| Hotel du Point. Mrs. w. !. I-ackey il
! chairman.
Tuesdays. April I. II. IS and Is a
p. m.. the class in china paintin,
| Will be held.
Thursdays. April s. 10. 20. and ~ a
| 30 p. m, the club chorus Will meet.
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Grace Women's Missionary Societies

The monthly meeting OF the
"omnn's Home and Foreign Mis-
slonary Societies of Grace NJ. T.
church viii be held In tho church
house. April :. Tho Home Society
VIII meet In the morning, beginning
at. II o'clock. Mrs. A, NJ Sweet Will
haVe charge OF tho devotlons. Mrs
a. W. Briefly will have charge OF the
program. which will DO on tho topic
Mountain Work" Box luncheon will
be served from IL 80 10 ?, the hostesse.
being Mrs. Frank Bradbury, Mrs. II
W. Quimby. Mrs. Joseph Mearns and
Mrs. J, w. Strickler. At tho after
noon session. which will begin NJ .
O'Clock. devotions Will be led by Mrs
Washington Hastings. Mrs. Ella u
t. Semple Will have charge OF the
program, which If on tho topic New
Trails in Africa" The Standard Bear
era OF tho church Will meet IN the
church house Tuesday evening.
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Women's Church
Organizations
VOLUNTEER REIIEF PLAY.

Tho comedy. "Thc Dust OF the
Earth" which was produced In st.
faurs M. u. Sunday school with great
success. will be repeated In Pythian
Castle. Dos West street. Tuesday owe
hlnR. April 4. Tho group OF young
people who are taking part In tho play
are we'll known In Wilmington and
VIII DO known as the Volunteer Relief
20. All proceeds derived from the
entertainments glvcn by this COM
pany VIII go to charity. tho proceeds
from this play being for thu purpose
OF purchasing Easter baskets for the
poor. Names may DO sent to j. Ewes
Crowi, POI Adams street. In connec-
uoh with tho play. instead OF the
uahco. as advertised. there VIII be
vocal solos by Mrs Downing. Mrs.
hemery and Mr.. wilkins. n solo dance
ny little Miss Dorothy Berg. violin
solo by Clarence Rooney. and selec-
tons by John Dale. impersonator
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Furnished ana that there In littlo ma
terial upon which tho inmates car
employ their tims. Che asked for clean
rags 10 be sent 10 her. stating that
some would bo dyed and used by the
unfortunate colonists In making rag
rugs. Donations OF money In any
amount will be- gratefully received
and used In helping 20 furnish the
Homo.
Mrs. A. RI. Lord was In charge Of
tho afternoon program. This FIRST num-
Der was given by tho pupils of the
first grade Of tho SoafOrd public
school. Mlss Pratt. teacher. and WINS
"A denomination OF how they play
Tho littlo tots acquitted theuselvss IN
a most credltnbie manner.
Next on the program WAS a reading
by Mrs. Samuel 4. Stein. ond two
songs. She Loves Nc She Loves Ne
Not" md April 5howera" sung ~
Miss Eunice shockley accompanied
by Mrs. W. -. gtevens. concluded tho
program.
Mrs. J. Emery Miles announced
Current Events for next week and
asked the members 20 bring their
aewins for n social hour.
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MASONIC BAND DANCE.
To be Held Mt the Auditorium On
April 10.

An entertainment and dance win 10
held at tho Auditorium on April 10.
under the auspices Of the Masonio
Band Of Delaware, which all mem
bers Of the fraternity arc invited 70
attend. This affair gives promise 81
being one Of tho greatest affairs Of
its Kind ever held in Delaware. Tho
Masonic Band. With n total Of Gs
members. has been recently organized
and It's appearance az tho function In
April viii mark It's first appearance.
Charles NJ Banks In leader Of the or
ganizatlon. which has been pracficins
for some time ~ the Magouic Temple.
The hand VIII give a concert and this
will be followed ~ - high clasa an
teriainrnent. The affair VIII Close
with n dance and the music wil 10
furnished by the Masonic Band.
Harry stausebsch II chairman ~
tho committee IN charge. Other fnenn-
hers ~ Tho committee are Pobert W.
Phillips. Harry Wonninger. Charles
n. Banks. william X. williamson.
Delaware McClintock and II =. War
rington Complete details FOR the affair
viii DO announced IN a short time
This function Is expected 20 draw
Mnsons from all parts n tho State and
g n tho fret time that anything %
this Kind mas ever been attempted.
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HARRINGTON NEW
CENTURY CLUE

Harrington. April The Harring
ton New Century Club was delight
fully entertained Tuesday evening "a,
the homo Of its president. Mrs. Garrett
$. Harrington. Mrs. Clyde Miller be
inS tho club hostess. The guest of
honor was Mrs. Boyer Of Smyrna VIII,
3 The state president. Madame Curis
VAS the topic for Tho evening and sev-
cral interesting selections We're read
concerning Madame Curie and tn.
discovery OF rad!un. \ helpful talk
was given by Mrs. Boyer on the re,a-
LuGship of clubs 10 each other: os-
peC:al emphasis being laid on organ
ization and cooperation. The musica
program was "a follows: piano solo
by Mrs. Fred Wilson. vocal solo b.
Miss May Jones piano duet by Mrs
X. *. Jones and Miss Laura Belle
kennerly; vocal solo by Mrs. Clyde
Miller and Mrs. IIilda Jacowick. Re
freshments were served
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BIRTHDAY
ANNIVERSARY

Mrs. Richard Mclaughlin. Twenty
Fourth and Madison streets. gave a
party last evening in honor OF the
twenty first birthday anniversary Of
her niece. Miss Mae Oat. whose home
is at 420 North Franklin street. The
evening was spent in dancing and
games. Refreshments were served.
Among those present were Mr.. and
Mrs. Richard Mclaughlin. Mr. and
Mrs. william Oat. Mr.. and Mrs. A. O.
II. Grier. Mr.. and Mrs. Conrad Demp-
sey, Mrs. Mary Ellingsworth, Misses
Alice Mclaughlin, Catherine Dat, Mar
garet Dat. Rena Gallaher. Adelaide
Potter. Natalie Comegys, Lydia
Comegys, Helen Miller. Ethel Riley,
Mae Dat, Florence Dempsey; John
Gibson, Conrad Mclaughlin, Alvin
Davis. James Brown, Francis Gallaher
Harold Walmsley. Albert Grier. Emil
Lewis. Albert Parske. Dana Pyle. Ell
lott Warshauer. Ernest Bolton. and
others.
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HIGH SCHOOL ALuMNAE
DANCE AND CARD PARTY

The Wilmington High school Alum.
mae Association will give a dance and
card party az the New Century Cquh
Tuesday, April IS. Madden's orchestra
wilt furnish music for the danclne
(which VIII DO from nine until one
'Prizes viii be offered for cards. which
VIII start at nine o'clock.
The AFFAIR Is for the benefit Of the
scholarship fund. Each year the
Aumnae Association offers a scholar.
ship 10 the sirl IN tho graduating class
OF the High School who stands the
highest In Il competition examination
The scholarship formerly WIS SOC
but has been Increased 70 5000. the
,girl receiving 500 n year during her
college course.
While all Alumnae are urged 70
support this dance, every one Is In.
vited TO attend, Tickets may be pur
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Miss Alice Roop. Mrs. r w. McCieI
Ian. Mrs. Lawrence Jones. Jr.. Mrs
Stuart J. Horn, Mrs. Victor ComeEys
Miss Ethel Wilson will sing the solo
After japanese play, Mrs Charles
g. Hurter will sing "Cho Cho San"
japanese dance Will be given by
Misses Winifred Bach, Dorothy
Walker. Marian Devine. Mary F'let-
cher. Alice Roop, Mrs. Dunbar Null
hansen. Mrs. Dorothy Seaman, Mrs.
Victor Comegys.
Miss Genevieve Shankland will sing
a Chinese song. Then will follow a
song by the Quaker Girls, Miss juliet
Mace, Mrs. Richard Bond. Mrs. George
Mason. Miss Dorothy Walker, Miss
Esther Wilson.
The grand finale with the com
plete cast on the stage Will be In the
nature OF surprise.
The songs and dances Will be given
In the costume OF the country rep
resented.
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Y. W. &. 4. CURRENT
EVENTS CLASS

An interesting current events clnFs
hav been arranged for tho 7 W. q \
under Tho auspices % tho education
committed. Mr. y. =. JcniHon. chair
man The class VIII meet every Mon
day evening in tho club rooms AZ 50f
Market All business girls are invited
N attend
Tho program for next Monday night
wil include talk on current evente
~ Mrs Arthur Patterson. n book re-
review by Mrs. John g. Phillips. ans
reading by Mrs. Edgar Fell. Nrs
J. Mcrrick Horn IL chairman ~ th'
meeting and Mrs clifford Mannerini
! IS IN charge % tho music.
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nj tho door.
Misn Elizabeth Carroll is chairman
Of arrangements. She IN assisted by
Mrs. Elizabe/i Black. Mrs. Florence
Emerson. Misses Catherine Allies.
Marjorie Bogart. Helen Bush. Qua
l.. Glenn. Mildred oooding. Alice Nc
Laughlin. Edna Meede Elsie McDnn-
iel. Marjorie Robinson. Edith Ruth.
Bass ReImea. COngtan nee Wynnnds.
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Delaware WOmen's Clubs

card party to be held a. the homo Of
Miss Helen V. shallcross on Monday
afternoon, April II. Miss Hattie Coch-
ran gave two vocal solos. Mise MARY
Hutohin. former resident OF Mid
dletown. told of her experiences a. a
hosts~s At tho Hostess House al
Edgswood Arsenal. curt', vinyard
and John Fool gRve Violin and piano
duets. Cakes and sandwiches were
served. AZ nett Tuesdays Meeting
mrs. W. B BIKES will review Mrs
{. r. Robinson's book on "Theodnre
Roosevelt" and Mrs. a. D. Warner
OF Wilmington will speak en- tho Chill
drons Bureau.
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NJ. d. FISHER ENTERTAINs.

Following the special meeting last
night at tn home OF Merritt d. Fisher
president Of Beacon College. the cam
paign to boost the fifth annual ban
quet was given impetus. Efforts will
be made To get at least 800 graduates
and friends together on Wednesday
evening. April 10. in the DuBarry
room and ballroom of the Hotel du-
Pont. Mr.. and Mrs. Fisher invited the
guests TO spend the remainder OF the
evening in playing bridge and 800
Refreshments were served Those
present were: Mr.. J. w. Hirons. Vice
President Beacon College, Professor
d. c. Sapp. l.. May Eisenhart. Laura
c. Christy. Leo LANCE, Blount Tramp
ton, John Newman, Robert Major
Sara Harris. Kathryn Bridges, Bertha
Yeach. a. Raymond Jackson and Mr.
Ind Mrs. NJ D. Fisher.
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NEW CENTURY REVUE.
Younger Members to Give Songs and
Dances OF Many Lands.

Rehearsals are being held for The
New Century Revue" which the
younger members OF the New Cen
fury Club will give on April 20 for
the benefit OF Hope Farm. Miss
Madeleine Reed Is directing the dances
and Mrs. william c. Blatz is general
stage director.
The revue Will open with a pro-
logue TO be followed by America, /"
which Will include a piano duet by
Mrs. Norman Huxley and Mss Ella
Pyle. violin solo by Mrs. Leroy
Work. and a vocal solo by Miss Kath-
ryne Ross. France" will follow with
fashion show. Miss Gensv1sve
France VIII be the soloist. Tho mod
els will be Mrs. Harold Schutt, Mrs.
X. r.. Pennock. Miss Anna Young,
Miss Elizabeth Young. Miss Anna
Negendank. Mias Helen Thomas. Miss
Belts, Miss Elinor Briggs. Miss Bar
barR Bach.
A Spanish dance viii then be given
by Misses Lillian Boulder and Esther
Wilson. Holland will DO represented
by q song by Miss Pauline vrooman
and Mrs. Edgar Hare. and q dance
by Miss Ruthanna Taylor. Mrs. Dor
othy Seaman. Misses Marian Belts,
Juliet Mace. Mrs. Dunbar Muhl-
hansen, Miss winifred Bach and Mrs.
II. w. Briggs
Miss Esther Bancroft will sing
Top O. the Morning TO You." while
Miss Carley does an Irish dance. Miss
kAthryne Ross will sing The Nile"
by Leroux. after which Misses Dor
othy Walker. Juliet Mace, Esther Will
son. Ada Withrow. Elizabeth Blan-
ken and Mrs. Richard Bond will
dance TO THE Song OF India"
humorous Humpty Dumpty
dance Will be given by Mrs. II. w
Briggs. Miss Ruthanna Taylor, Miss
EugenA Snow. Miss Anna Negendank
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VOCATIONAL SCHOOL WORK.


when II IL realized INIT only eight
out Of every hundred children graduate
from high schOoi. We see that a very
small percentage receive preparation
for iife'a duties az public expense. 90
said r. W. Helm. ~ Newark. speaker
az me final sosniou 81 tho Wilmington
Free Vocational Schoo, az tho High
School. Thursday night Mr. Helm.
wh0 Is NJ tho head Il the vocational
school. addressed the pupils u tho
fundamental principles underlying The
public school system.
what has been done in Wilmington
lu n vocational ray" continued Mr
Helm. ~ bfit drop In the bucket nF
compared with wha, should be- done
study ~ other cltleH 4 fhe eizo %
Wilmington md smaller. show that
Wilmington has great way 20 -
hefors her vocational program Is or
sound md efficient basis"
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NEW CENTURY CLUB
CURRENT EVENTS

Mrs. Henry Bailey is chairman OF
current events this month for tho New
Century Club. At the Meeting Tues.
day Mrs. Arthur Patterson will give
current events. Miss Clara r.. Fighter
will give "A Story Of Jade" Miss
Mary Rossell Will give review OF
the theatres and Mrs. Frank Sheppard
Will tell an Easter story. Miss Eliza
beth Connell Is chairman OF music
and has arranged an interesting pro
gram. Miss Mabel mckinley Will pla,
two corpet solos. Columbia" Rollin-
con. and Springs Lovsble Ladye.
Elliott.
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LEwEs ZwAANRSDAEL CLUB.

Lewes. April 1.-The Zwaanendael
Club met Tuesday with the president.
Mrs. Mny Kslly. In tho chair. Mrs.
Adella Hooker. chairman OF education,
had charge OF the program. After
singing America" Mrs. Hooker read
paper on Facts That Everyone
Should Know About Our Delaware
Schools" Mrs. l.. V. Atkins read u
poem. The Waiter" by Edgar A.
Guost. Mrs, Georgia Hooker read
sketches of The orest Awakening ]"
Mrs. Adella Hooker closed the pro
gram with An interesting medley of
facts and questions. April will be
current events. April IL lecture viii
be given. April 10 the club will enter
tain the senior class OF the Lewes
High School.
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Helped Her Mother wonderfully.

In these days u "hu" coughs. colds.
Group and whOoplng cough. II is well
81 know that every year there are used
no.s bottles % Fo,ey's Honey and Tar
than OF any other cough medicine
Mrs. 5. l.. Hunt, 5l5 w. 9th St. Gin
'!nnatl. Ohio. writes: "Foley's Honey
and Tar relieved me Of a hacking
cough, tickling IN tho throat, wheez-
ms and pains IN the chest. II is help
ng my mother wonderfully" That's
why druggists recommend Foley's. y.
z. Danforth.-Adv.
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The most ambitious undertaking OF
the Westminster Choral club IL a
production ot The Pirates Of Pen
zance. to be given In Tho Playhouse
May AND 6. one reason for the be
iet that the performance will b. not
able IA the spirited rehearsal. that are
held each week under the direction of
Karl ]. Shredder Of New York. who
has had great success in STAGING
operas with professional compauia.
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LAUREL NEW CENTURY cLrB

a most enjoyable afternoon was
Hpen' by tho Laurel Century cub IN
Monday Tho program was io charge
~ Miss Jenu Marvel ana consisted n
recital ~ music pupiie. ~ tho c0n
~lusion ~ tho many beautiful solcc
liqns. t"a AMI cakes were served
Next Monday viii be club auniver
sory. The program will ia IN chare'
~ tho president. Mrs. J. g. Rodney.
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Thanks For Chldren's Party.

The committee on education Of the
New Century club expresses It's ap-
probation 20 all the little people who
took part in the program at the chill
dren's party last Saturday, and for
making Il such 4 complete success :
o. Mrs. Booth. 70 Miss McClaferty and
her dancing class and 20 Miss Martin
Tor the Spanish dance; TO Miss Vroo-
nan and the "Pinafore" cast. and -
az whose kind assistance contributed
To the pleasure and enjoyment of the
occasion
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Madison Association Danre.

The Madison Neighborhood Associa-
zion will hold dance and card party
.n Brownson Hall Fourth and Jack
s.u streets. on the evening of April
~. Ms. II. D. Walker Is chairman Of
he committee on arrangements. Mrs.
William J. Lutz Is treasurer; the 9TH
members are Mrs. Mary Roberts
nj Mrs. L. A. Higgins.
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The Pastors Ala Society OF Han
over Church will meet ia the church
from 1880 10 I o'clock on Tuesday To-
sew for the Physicians and Surgeons
Hospital. BoX luncheon Will he on
Joyed. Hanover Church VIII entertain
the New Castle Presbytorial on April
26 and q. Mrs. l.. O. barton and
Mrs. s. Il. Hiu comprise the com
mittee on entertainment
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STAFFORD ACORN CLUB.

seaford. April The Acorn
Club held It's regular weekly meeting
IN the club room. Tuesday afternoon
with Mrs. Harry w. Pearson. presl-
dent In tho chair Mrs. Samuel j
Stein, State chairman Of civics. made
an appeal for help for Delaware Col
ony. Mrs. Stein said that so far the
Colony Home has been very sparselJ
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COUNCIL OF JEWISH WOMEN.

The Wilmington section Of the
Council Of Jewish Women will hold
their monthly business meeting Mon
day. April 3. at the Adas Kodesch
Synagogue. Sixth and French streets
reports from tho nominating com
mittee viii be heard concerning the
nomination of officers. directors and
delegates. A girls chorus from the
religious school Of tho Adas Kodesch
Synagogue. under the direction OF
Solomon Marsoiine. viii sing Yiddish
songs.
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Nurses Alumnaa 10 Hold Dance.

The Nurses Alumnae ~ the Homeo-
pathic Hospital win hold dance at
tho New Century Club. "Wednesday.
April 5. from 2 10 1890 o'clock. The
Original six win furnish music. The
patronesses will he the Board OF
Managers OF which Mrs. Robert y.
FRayner IL president. Misc Susan
Young. president Of the Alumnae and
Miss Estelle Washington are IN charge
Tho proceeds of tho dance will 90 "a
furnish a room at the hospital IN
memory Of Miss Aida II. Turner for
many years head II the hospital.
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women who have offered their SER
vices to the Women's Emergency
Committee formed for tho purpose of
reeouing $4,000 boys and girls who are
condemned to death by starvation I'M
less assistance IL immediately forth
coming.
Mis- Aaybcile Coppnge has as her
weekend guest Miss Keturah Ann
Williams OF Bryn Mawr.
Mrr. william C. Corey will spend
tho Weekend at Atlantic City, while
Mrs. Corey 10 visiting his old home
In Boston. Mass.
Mrs. Jeannie r. Field Is spending
two week, at Iakehurst, n. j.
Miss Esther Bancroft has as her
weekend guests Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Henson OF Germantown. Pa Mira
Henson was Miss Constance Greene
of Holyoke. Mass
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred /. du Pont, who
recently returned from Miami. Fla.
are guests at tho Hotel du Pont for n
few days.
The committees for the Easter
bazaar given by the Candce Chap
ter OF the Westminster Guild at West
minister Church are working hard 20
make the affair as successful as last
year. 1t will be held April IL In the
church parlors.
Mrs. Hamilton Barksdale and Miss
Ethel Barksdale landed In New York
ON Wednesday after a stay I'm Europe.
and are now In their New York apart
ment.
Miss Amy du Pont Is expected home
from California about tho middle OF
April.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Il. Mode
George w. Baker. Mrs. Cleland Jones
and Mr.. and Mrs. Emory Hukill Will
sail on April on the steamship
Araguaya FOR Bermuda, where they
Will spend the Easter holidays.
The next Small and Early dance
VIII be held on April %. As none OF
these delightful dances have been
given by the Junior League since the
nrst or the year. there will probably
be a good attendance. Among those
before the dance are Mrs
4. Felix du Pont. who will give a din
ner party.
Mr.. snnd Mrs. Gamble Iatrobe left
Yesterday for a two weeks stay In
Atlantic City.
Mr.. and Mrs Cecil F. Backus are
receiving congratulations on the birth
OF a daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles l. Patterson
and Nias Elizabeth Patterson have
returned from their trip 10 tho Ber-
mudas.
The annual convention OF Junior
Leagues will be held this year in Al
lanta. Ga. Tho delegates from the
local league will be Miss Esther Ward.
PRECEDENT of the league: Miss Eliuor
AhNihpSSiA MISS SLAQsilfaaL
The conference will meet from April
is 10 20.
Mr.. and Mrs. Spottswood Garland
Will return naxt week from Camden.
S. c.. where they have been spending
The winter.
Mrs Q. V. Ort, q prominent member
OF the Sunshine Society. is confined
TO her home with the grip.
Mrs. E. r Hofrecker md daughter.
Mrs Frank p. Tribit. Will sail on
April 20 for Europe. where they viii
visit Mrs. Hofrecker's sister. Mrs. Wal
tiers. at Birkdale. England, They will
be gone about six weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. A Higgins are
spending the weekend IN Eew York.
Next Tuesday afternoon card
party viii be held at the Home for
Aged Women. Mrs. Alexander erich
ton and Mrs. c. p. NJ Rum,ord are IN
charge. Home made candy will be
fer sale. Tho proceeds will 20 to pur-
chase next winters supply OF coal
The party Will start at 2.sO p. IN
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MIDDLRTOwN NEW
CENTURY CLUB

Middletown. April DIR. J. A. Cot
tam. representing tho Swnrthmore
ChautauQua, was a speaker at the
meeting of the Middletown New Cen
fury Club on Tuesday. He secured
the club as guarantor for the Chau-
tauqua to be held there provided that
enough guarantors can be secured
Tho Civic Committee announced q
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5sc--assoRTRD CHocoLATRs-5sc

Lucia assorted chocolates IN one
pound boxes. special 5ec the box a
full assortment Guth's Chocolate
Easter eggs and crates Jelly eggs.
20c n. Danforth's Drug Store. the
only Recall store IN wilmington,
Market and Second streata.-Adv.
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CLUB NOTES.

Tho regular monthly meeting Of the
Bellefon;e Community League Will b,.
held at the community hail on Mon
'ay evening AT o'clock. AL member
are urged % attend this meeting, as
matters Of special interest and I'm
'pOrtance VIII be considered.