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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-05-04
Gin 8rober 9ru8.

Ser 8eltfrieg, an 0eiien Splgel
sic gan5e @et lei6et, Der bauptidd
lid, gum 3med batte, ben oeuti6e1
Sanbelsfonfurrenten at 5ermalmen
bat iid) als Elm GROCER Grug ertpielen
Dieier 3med, Den man nnter alerbani
Gormdn6en 5u oeriteden ludte, ia:
ii9 ni9t bemabrt, ion0ern fir aQ'
8eteiligten, 6ie Sieger ni6t 5ulebt
nur uniaglt6eS nnbeil gebradt, menr
audi 5eitmeilige aubere grfolge er5iel1
muroen. Tim cine idledte Sa6e nod
fdle6ter gu maiden, baben %unbeoing1
sic 6rieoensbe6ingungen Deuti6lan<
in sen 5tun0 geiebt, ale feline Mitbe=
betperber al1f SEN @eltmarften at It'll
terbieten. Dieie @abrbeit, anf Der Die
@elhaftslente Mmerifas oufmerf1am
gen1o6t merben, bat 80. 6e la Sorrte,
0ireftor oes Biiros fir tran5oiii6e
@olonialinformation in cine Warn=
ung gepflo6ten, Ser in elmer Mnipro=
de I'M fran5oiiiden Sn1titut 5u Seem
Sort in ~folgen6en 8orten Musornd
berlieb:
9eidt blos Sronfrei9 @roBbrita=
MEN un6 bieuei6t Snpon tper6en bon
ser @iidfebr 6eutiden 9an0els be-
orobt, ion6ern sic @ereinigten Staa=
ten ebenio. Deltti6lanos intelligente
nno geididte @anoler i6marrnqn pie=
Ser iber sic ga15e @elt. Sic fommen
in GROCER Mn5abl 5u oieien 8eiibnn=
gen 0es 5tiuen MeereS, 5uerf ni6t,
um gu Derfoufen, ion0ern I'M genou
un6 iorgfdltig Ste 8aren onoerer
.2Gnoer, sic @ei9madfe un6 Mo6en
ibrer 8epobner 5u ifl10ieren, unb nebz
men nit iid) Mllter auer Nrt bon @il=
tern uno Waren. SSn feds Monoten
linb iie 5uriid nit 0enielben Baren
gum Berfaufe, uber 5u 8reiien, Die
meit nrter Sen MarftberaeidniIien
fino. Dieie Mgenten iin6 bereit, IT.
geno einen &re6itbetrag gu getpab=
rem ouf eine 6riit bon bier nn0 feds
Monoten Big 51 einem Sabre. Sic err
obern Sen Son6el pie0er. SS1 einen1
ODER apei Sobren per6en mir fi16en,
6ob Tie lid iiber ben go15en grobol
berbreitet baben, gum S6aoen Ser an
6eren Nationen."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-05-04

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~ .s...eo 49, Ss.1 a. NJ
80. H. meI:a sG:l.I:4sa:.
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mlam 81. 49, a.x,s,a - s,aa.
@..aaahe ~ 80, Iatto, DC Mr,;T ,,;sIo,1
~ oahI So aa+har;fa', :, mnor,
l up pi 80 o. - s., ratys,, oAt snhren
hosa a,s;r;h c,,h So. &.
mpngreife ginfI11b ser 8fnrriduIe
lnb Der nuffalenbe Offer Der Gra11en
fir Die b. &irdenlad9e bero1e1en IN
o1e1er 0e5legnng pelonuel
na9c a.ssaa n,fa,,, 80.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-05-04
@oIoemeS 5nbiIdunt.

Dos fiinf5igidbrige sSltbildum beg
8eItebens elmer 6euti6en 3eitung Juno
6o5n nod elmer fatbolii6en, in 6ie1em
2anoe, lit Elm @reignis, 6aS ni6t I'M
bea6tet iibergangen tperoen fam,
nn6 0as mobl inert III, in elmer IL
ansgeltattete1r ~S11bilaumsnnmmer
mie oie in MtI1uuufee al1po6entltd
berauseeeebene columbia" in lebter
ISOLDE ibren 2efern 511geben lieb, ge-
feiert gu meroen. SSere Nur1mer III
NIT intereiionten geidi@tliben &nd-
bIifen, 8ei9reibl1ng Ser Staote i'm
@tonte @isconfin unb bielen 8tl6ern
our SubeIfeier eridienen, unb ielbff
ser bodp'ite gr5bti6of MeBmer bon
Mutpaufee fonrte ni6t umbin, Die
sSsubiilaumsn1tm1ner nit einem @e-
leittport unb @liidtpa1nid at 5ieren.
Sn Der la11gen &eibe Ser Sabre bat
sic columbia" troy Der bte1en
.sdmierigfeiten, Die iim ibrem Da-
fem entgegeniteuten m11tig ausge<
barrt, fir bie Sade nnierer 81. 6e-
Iigion 1T iie itets npannbaft eingetre<
ten, uno fat bas bielfnb aagefoA-
tene Deattidbtum immerfort in Sdtb
.g%er,o1n11el1, 10 Dob Die rgolumbia" N
8obrbeit ole Elm 8Iat enpfoble1
neroen far11t, bas bette nnterithbung
6entidtfatbolifder Snntlten inert 1T.
'5iegrei9 lit Die Columbia" aus al
len Wiiofertpdrtigfetten berporgegnns
gen, 90 fife ME bonn 8ege Der 8obr-
belt nno 6es &edtes getpiden, ut1
,pie 6ie Grinder ienes Blattes IN oer
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-05-04
Nemcr Mnf@la9.

Sr sen Mugen Ser BrobibitionSfa=
natifer lit 0os bodite, io5uiagen ous
ein5ige @eieb, 6as bonitredt tperoer
muB, bas infame uno tDranniide SOL.
iteaogeiet. 81 ieiner Durdfiibrnne
lit ibnen ieoes Mittel redt. SSbm &c:
geniiber i9min0et nod ibrer Muffoi:
lung jeoes @e9t ser 8urger, 6as nit
oieien geboren un6 bon Ser 8erfoi.
Jung fir interchangeable erflart muir
Sc. Ser neueite Mni6lag Der 8robibi=
tioniiten 1T 6ie bon elmer Metbo6iten=
fonferena I'M 5taate 8Doming ange-
non1111ene @ntfdliebung, 6urb tpelbe
Sic Megierung aufgeforoert miro, ge=
uiiie 3eitumgen I'M 2anoe 5lt unter=
ludenL b%efonoers sic 1T Seem ogrf err
fdetnenoe Stem Sort 8orl6," I'M
feft3uitenen, Oh Bioeritano eegen sos
@olItea6=@eieb ntdt nein itrafbares
@ergeben 1T gegen ben 6rieoen, Die
@iderbeit nnb sic quite Oronnng oes
Boltes."
90 m11Bte es fommen. Dieier 1tel1e
M1ridfag a11f Sic Brebfreibeit 1T nur
eine Iogifhe Solge Ser 6urd Die
&riegsbDiferien er5eugten &nebelung
Ser HreHe. Ser 8iirger bat ben Mrn0
51 baIten, me11n bie bobe 9brigfeit
lpriht, 8. +. tpenr cine toll getpor6e-
ne, bon &odrnl1t, 6remoenbaB uno
pnritanii9er Eife 5erfreiiene ganbe
NIT Silfe reider Mittel ir-
geno eth &rebelgeieb e%r3tpl1ngen bat.
Dinge tpie Berminberling Der &iiitu1t-
gen, sdiffobrtsgeIebe, 3oQtarif uno
abnIiAe Sodyen 55iirffen ul1enfons nod
IN Ser 8re{ie beiproden peroen. go
baIb aber Ole MntilSaloon-2iga ge-
iproden bat, ioba1o iie ben grloB Ell
nes @eiebes berfiigte, it Saoel ooer
qar oag gerIongen nod 8eieitignng
Der Snfnn1ie Elm StantsDerbreden,
benz 4ohperrat bergleidbar.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-05-04
6olbene 9o@5eit.

Sn &enmare, g. g., maren Wsidael
8arer un6 %ebrentperte @attin am II.
MpriI gemiir6igt, 6as ieltene 8eit ser
gol6enen So65eit gu feiern. 0ieielbe
mnroe nit elmer erbeben0en firdli=
Gen 6eier eingeleitet. 8or 0em Can't
iogu1gsamte, oas I'm 10 nbr ltatt-
fano, murbe bas S%ubelpoar bon elmer
=@6aor peiBgeflei0eter Maoden, ole
@nfelfinoer ser Sl1bilantet, IN Der
.s6nle begrIBt, nobel nit na6iteben-
6em 1bonen Spru6 Elm gol6ener
&rar15 Ser S11belbraut ur0 Elm Stroub
Sem 8r4utigam iiberrei9t tpnr6e.
oSooonn mur6en 6ielelben bon ben
bo6tp. @eiItli6en nn6 5ap0lf WeB6ie=
nern, ou6 aue @nfelfinoer 6eS Subel-
paares, sur Stride geleitet, no tie oen
Dor fiinf5ig Sabren gei6loi1enen
Ereubnn6 erneuerten. Na6 Dem Got
tesoienite fan6 I'M trouten &eim Der
SSnbilanten Elm idones 9o65eitsfelt
itatt, mo- iie bon ibren &inoern, Ser
man6ten nn6 Srennoen nit Sen be-
item 8inI6en un6 bem Seite ange=
paBten @eidngen ber5libit beoa6t
mur6en. M0ge es Dem Subelpaare
pergonnt iein mad meiteren 5ebn.
Sobren oos 6eif Ser biamentene11
&o95eit 81 feiern. y. We.
@roBmutterben, Du 8eite,
Sid 5iert ser gol6ene &ran5!
@roBpaterden, gum Se1te
8erleib mein StrouB Sir @lan5!
Dqs @oIo, 6as 1T 6ie Sreue,
Die erlt bem6bret li6,
D1r6 longer Sabre &eibez
9ur6 2iebe inniglid.
@ud maro ei,1 Set beidieben
Son ielten 1d0ner Mrt;
Sour menigen bienieoen
Som @b0pfer m1fgelport.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-05-04
@aria @aiemf6nt9im iei
9e9rIbt.

81 iltbeln ole froben Ser5en, oie
Maria ais lire Mutter gan5 Defenders
%perebren; 10 iubelt bie gan5e Ntatur,
sic srm Yreiie uno 2obe Ser Sim.
m1elsfonigin ibren bouen Sdmud ent.
foItet, 9leidlam alS noble lie Sic gan.
Sc @eIt sur gerebrune Mariens an
~eifern, nit SriiblingsOuft. ser Stuff
ourhmebt uno ieoem 8aum unb ie=
DEM Straud url0 gan5 b%eionOers ie=
Der Slun1e ibren eriten, i60niten
glan5 perleibt. Mit fromm gei9df=
tigen S1rOen ellen sic Gerebrer Wa=
riens 5um @ottesbauie, UNI BORT nit
DEM sar15en 8liiteni6nude oes lieblt>
d)en Maimonats, ser fir nns fatbo=
hide Gbrilten, 6ie mir in Ser @ottes=
mrtter in beionoerer Mn6a9t alS ben
ibr getpiometen ~Marienmonat" &C.
tpeibt, nod lieblider lit, ibr 8ilo gu
sieren unb gu idmiden, unlerer lie
ben, mddttgen Selferin gum 2obe
uno sltm Hreiie. SS1 beion6erer Nn=
Dodt iouen mir nns Damn tagli6 ber=
einigen, Inn Maria, uniere Wutter, gu
ebren, lie a%115urufen in aaen I'M ererl
G%nliegen.
3u mem f0nnten mir pertra11e11s=
boiler fleben, pem inniger nniere Scot
flagen, als geraoe unierer guten
bimmliiben Mutter. gmpfibfen mir
benn unierer Iiebepoaen 5uripre6erir
ole uniere Bitten fir 3eit un0 @mig=
felt. @eoenfen mir Der Borte 6es 81.
@ernbaro, Der faet es lei nod nie
erbort tporoen, oaB iemano umionlt gu
Maria geflebt babe, uno bergefien mir
ou9 nibt, DaB Oerielbe Seiliee iagt,
oab Elm ieoes rMbe" 6as mir gum So
be uno Bretie ser Simmelsfonigin
oarbradten> 11ns bur9 Maria nit Ell
11er bel onoeren @na0e belobnt tper0e.
8enusen mir ba5n ben i60nen Mo=
not Mai gan5 beion0ers;; %perebren mir
Maria mebr ais ionit in unieren tagz
Iiden @ebeten, bringen mir unierer
mad)tieiten Siiripreberin aber Dor ol=
lent uniere 8erebrung uno Siebe oar
ourd @adabmung ibrer Sa1genben.
Sbrem 8eiipieI 5u folgen, Maria oa=
our6 at loben uno ibr uniere 2iebe gu
betpeiien, let unier goriab unb 8e=
itreben. 5leben mir 5u ibr, Ser &oni=
gen oGer Eugenoen, 6aB iie belfe, oe=
miitig uno %gottergeben 5u peroen, ge-
ouloig nno lanftmutig 5u bleiben
ielbit in oen idredliditen 8rifungen,
tpie iie 5rr Sebt5eit namentli6 an Die
Menibbeit berantreten.
8emiiben mir 11ns, ibr 5n @bren
tagIid penigitens cine Heine Sugenoz
iibune aus5ufiibrerL oamit mir, 10 br
nadabmeno, urs als tpabre &in6er
Mariens ertpeilen, Damn miro aud
Maria ols unfere M1ttter nn6 Selfe=
rim iid aeigen un6 @ottes @nooe nr6
8armber5igteit auf uns berabfleben,
beren tpir eber ieBt 70 iebr beoiirfen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-05-04
@aroimal 0'Gpnnel b01t
ietner @omretfe 5arn&.


BON Bolton traf oieier Gage bon Nom.
mpbin CT ii6 begeben batte, INN an
Dem aontlape fir sic 8apitmabl tell.
5unebmen, mas ibm ni6t gegludt mar.
oa er gu ipat in Ser @wigen Staot elm.
traf, in Seem Sort Elm. lteber Rap11
uno elropaiibe 3uitan0e gab er bte
folaenbe grfldrung ab:
vYaplt @il1s XI miro, penn @ott
pbn nidt %friib5eitig abbernft, @utes
leilten. Sd lab ben Bapit mebrere
Male uno bette lange @eiprade nit
ibn1. Sic }gigenibaften, sic mir banpt
ladlid an :ibm ouffielen, iino Get
ties un0 &0rperfraft. CT lit iebr rl1-
bia uno iiberlegt, uno eri6eint miloe,
|uber felt.
Ser Yaplt ideint Elm Monn gu
fem, ser piel i6meigeno eronloen
fonn, obne perbittert 5u tperoen. @r
lit beid)eioen, iubt nod gelebr1t1g
uno lpri6t ni6t biel, mabt ober Ell
men lebr mannliden @i1ornd, uro
miro niemals fanatiid ooer glei6gil=
tig lein. St gebort 5u oen ieltenert
Meniden sic fromm iein fonren, OBJ
ne intoleront gu fem.
Ser neue 8apit puroe in &om nit
GROCER 8egeiiterung begriiBt. 0bpobl
peri0nlid) nidt iebr befannt i9ien
er bel 1einer SnteHigeu5 un6 8erlobn>
li6feit ser Mann at fem, ser al1gen-
blidli6 IN europa nottpenotg tit nno
gon5 europa miinibt ibm in ietner
eroBen Mufgobe grfolg."
ueber sic mirtidaftli6e 2oge IN
europa iogte &aroinal S'GonneQ:
sd fono Die europaiiben &irden=
lel,te et1pos nie6ergeoriidt, ober boil
Soffnung, 0aB Sic 3uitanoe in GU
ropa iib beliern wiiroen. Wien err
idien triiber gemor0en uno sealtert.
@ur0inol Hiffl nnb &ar6inal @5er=
nod, 1otpie Sic @orbindle bon &oln
1rn6 Mind)en maren bod Danfbor=
felt fiir aQes, mas Mmerifa fiir Die
9(rmen uno Notlei0enben in ibrer
2anoern eetan fat. Mae iaben Der
@enuofonferen5 nit Soffnung entge-
gen. Mber gelegentli6 borte i'd Die
8emerfung: rMbmarten uno ieben."
Sober meiB, 6oB, iolonge oteler gege11<
1eitige Mrgtpobn, SAB uno WiBtra1te1t
onbdlt, nidts fommen fam, ols
ldledtere 3uitan6e nno groBere Mr=
NUT.
Wer miro bier cine M%en0ernng
idoffen2 Sc lit cine moralii@e Sra~
qe ,tper fonn iie Ioien? Die Stride
aber tper in SEN berridenoen &loiien
bort ouf sic Stride? Sm @egenteil,
oie berridenoen &laiien loren a11f Die
politif6en &eoerL bon. benen leoer
tpeiB. 6aB tie nertlos iino.
SSn europa tpiin16en ane, bob
eingreife un6 Sronltng
8irb Mmerifo 0ies tnn2
es? &ann es? Sd fam nt6t
nnrn1ff nntmnrten."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-05-04

y ,,e1e Sodidulen fir anabe1 uno
fir Mab1en ma1rben ins 2eben
gerufen. Die 8emeinbeibulen, mel
die nllr 6urd) 8eilteuern Der &atbolis
Ten u~nterbalten peroe1, sdiblen 6258
rn6 peroen Don 1,652,498 &inoern
beiuht. cine 3unabme bon 80 Sbu-
len unb S1,080 Shilern gegen ooS
@oriabr.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-05-04

gereint girgt SIR burd's aeben
Gin babies 51ool1l11,
8on 2iebe rings utlgeben
8aro's Gu6 Elm 8uscolum.
Mo9 lange 10 tuie bel,te
8liB Cures @liides 5tranB
81 @urer gnfel greu6e,
Bum Sell fiir's ga15e 9ausl
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-04-05
RECEPTION AT FRIENDS SCHOOL
One Act Plays Ia. he Presented h.,
Pupils Saturday Evening.

The annual reception Or the whit
tier Society. a senior organization Of
Friends school. will he held IN the
gymnasium OF the school. Saturday
evening at Sis o'clock.
Two one act plays will he presented
"Neighbors." by iona Gale. and The
Maid of France" by r. Harold Brig
house. Miss Helen ID. Conrad has
coached the players.
The cast OF "Neighbors" is as fol
lows: Grandma. a. Moss Tyler; Mrs
Abel Alice Entrekin: incZ. Henrietta
Mace; Mis- Moran. Elinor Cooling
Mis- Trot. Elizabeth Boyd: Mis- Harry
Ellsworthy. Helen Pillsbury; Peter
Roger Taylor; Ezra Robert Norris.
The Maid Of France" will have IN,
following cast: Jeanne d Arc. Mar
jorie Mode: Blanche. a flower girl
Louise Eiiason: Gerald Soames. al
Paul. a French poilu. Mark Cleaver
Fred an English Tommy. Leroy
Haitsch.
The reception is being arranged b!
/ the members Of the Whittier Society
/ Louise Kemp is chairman OF the com
mittee on decorations. Louise Rum
ford is chairman OF the refreshmen
committee. Corbit Spruance is chair
man of the stage committee. and Al
! fred Young Is in charge of the music
Helen Holmes is chairman Of the in
vitations committee. John Reese
arranging for the ushers.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-04-05
Delaware WOmen's Clubs
WILMINGTON NEW
CENTURY tItN

Yesterday the last class I'm paflla
meutary Law mot az the Ncw Century
club. Mrs. Floy r.. Booth IN charge.
Friday at 10 q. m. tho executive
committee viii meet and at II n. ~.
Joint meeting ~ tho executive com
mlttce and board ot directors IT the
corporation viii he held.
Tuesday. April II. AZ sac y. m.
through the courtesy of the Alliance
81 Wilmington. n recital of folk sopks
will bo given 10y Madame Marguerite
Castcllanos Taggart. Madame Tag
CART viii preface her songs with some
which the Louisiana Negroes sing
their songs on the plantations OF the
wealthy Creoles.
Wednesday. April u. at 3 y. m. the
monthly meeting will be held. There
will be a musical program by Miss
Kathryne Ross. Mrs. Sonia Tarumianz
and Mr.. c. l.. l.. Taschcrcau.
Tuesday. April is. tho NTH OF the
series OF card parties will be given
! by the mortgage committee.
Thursday, April 20, the New Cen
I Jury Revue VIII De given ny the
younger members OF the club under
the auspices OF the dramatic com
mittee. The entertainment VIII be
followed by dancing
Saturday. April 20, Mrs. t'loy T.
Booth will conduct a story hour for
children Of club members from t,
| II years of age.
Tuesday. April %, at 4 p, IN. JohT
/ Farrar, editor of The Bookman," viii
give a talk on Books" The publ,
is cordially invited.
Friday. April Is. at 10 a IA. a meet
ing Of the board of directors of tn
corporation will be- held.
Mondays. April 3 and 10 at as a
IN. the aesthetic dancing class vii
meet, Miss SchetISy, instructor.
Mondays. April 3. 10, Il, -, tn
class in dramatic expression will NEE
with Miss Helen Casey.
Tuesdays April 1. II. is. % at 1913
a. m. the current events class wi
meet. Mrs Henry J. Bailey is chair
man and Mrs Charles l.. Doughten
alternate. Miss Elizabeth -. Come
Is chairman of music.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-04-05
NEWPORT wOMhN's CLUB.

Newport. April : The Woman'a
club OF Newport held a business meet
ms in tho club rooms. Red Mems Hall.
Friday afternoon. which was largely
attended. The. treasurer reported a
balance Of S2j.o7 in hand. Mrs. Tay-
Tor. chairman OF the ways and means
committee. reported the sum Of $40 81
from the rummagc sale held in viii
mington OH March %. Club members
accepted an invitation extended by
Mrs. Frances Mccoy, principal Of the
! Newport Public School, 10 attend the
Arbor Day exercises 20 be held at
the school on Friday afternoon.
April 7.
In line with the cleanup and
paint-up campaign OF Wilmington,
the club appointed "A committee from
! the club 10 plan such a campaign in
the town of Newport The committee
IS as follows Mrs. Reuben Pordham,
chairman, Mrs. Joseph Dougherty
Mrs. W. l.. Duff, Mrs. +. H. Webb
and Mrs. Frances Mccoy. The club
voted 10 hold a military 500 party OF
Wednesday evening. April 49, in tn,
club rooms, Red Mems Han. and Mis-,
Ella w. Johnson was appointed chair
man OF arrangements. with Mrs
Weatherby, Mrs. j. c. Slack and Mis-
Helen Cranston. assisting The re
freshments committee will compris
Mrs, George Stuart. Mrs. W. L. Dun
Mrs. Ii. Il. Taylor Mrs. Blansheld
and Joseph Dougherty.
The next evening social of the clul
was scheduled for this evening. bu
on account OF the Ladies Aid Socia
on that evening. the club meeting vii
be postponed until April -. Tn
committe OF arrangements for this so
cial consists of Mrs. Reuben Pordhan
chairman. Mrs. Qulmby Lyman, Jr
Mrs. William King. The annual cleo
ton of officers of the club will be he'll
ON Friday afternoon. April "A. a
which time the club will receive tn
treasurer and corresponding secre
tary's reports on the years work.
Have You decided not TO pay rent
b Read classification S4.-Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-04-05
ARTS AND CRAFTS SHOW.
At NEW CENTURY CLUB.
interesting and Unique Display
Of Antique and Modern
Handiwork.

Those members ~ the New Century
club and non members who enjoy hne
handwork. who did not acc the Arts
and Crafts Exhibit At the New Cen
fury club Yesterday afternoon missed
IN opportunity 10 see varied ana
beautiful display ~ many specimens
+ work. Tho exhibit was arranged
by the Arta and crafts Committee. OF
which Mrs. George r Brown IL chair
man.
The exhibit ranged from quaint old
samplers made nearly "a century 90"
to very recent luncheon HetF and hu-
reau scarfa There were five I'D
sampiers with their carefully ON
hroidcred nlphabots and gag s,in
flowers. bearing the dates 1903 iSfs.
1871. 1898. aud 1889 one with n design
n bifds and flowers bore tho name Of
The little seamHtreEs eyed Z. and the
couplet. pathetic now 90 read.
This work ~ mine my friends may
| have whom 4 arn IN the silent grave.
| Another sampler VAS made by
little sir seven years Old and iis
pa ten, att,h hes SEEMED o. shame the
| modern generation which calls out
line stitch emtf iiery-
Another interesting exhibit vus "a
pcft0coat with nn elaborate de~igu ~
4 rjelots in me fufTe IN" "wuef had
made 81 hyfotr fhr d7ys ~ transfer
patterns nnd had TRACED tbe design
/ u The linen l,y holding 30 against oil
"a paper pressed ou the window pane.
| The aEe - tho makers varied Some
very delicate lace wax made ~ nu Old
English indy 30 years Ia and 90 the
other oxtrefu" was e. patch work
! Iuil, finished by 0no ~ the members
thtep dnyH before her nfth birthday.
n bore the humorous and sigrifcsn'
.rerd that herewith ccsEcd III her
| interest in such work
several magnificent crochctcd tod
snrrads were displayed ~ prominent
,lar,s. .ro entirely crochef"d. the
,,har~ 81 linen with insfts ~ crochet
"A s,ripr and u,edaliion@ in intricate
design Patch w'rk quilts we're ad-
rfrs-d especially SILK quilt. heevii'
embroidered.
Among the oddities were bead bags
,n Id fashioned pierced iron lantern
| T., carved foot stool East Indian work
pair ~ socks knit from fine thread
Iplace cards and fsvors n Chinese robe
hand mad" tapestry. and n baby YOKE
l.rochctcd 10y ono Of the most insan'
women in Farnhurst. An interesting
display % italian cut work was showi
by two women from the Itaiiai
Neighborhood House. a number o
beautifully woven rag rugs wer
SHOWN. IA we'll as a fine display OF han
painted china.
An interesting display was IN
EXHIBIT Of handkcrchiefs with inset
lof coIorcd linen and embroidery OK
uuistely done. cased in dainty packet
with manipulated designs and origin
al verses on the covers.
BE- Those who admired the quaint In
tie Quaker man and woman in tn
dark would be interested 10 kno'
that the originator. a Wilmingto
: lady. has made 400 sets. which hav
not only gone all over this countr
20 but 20 Europe az we'll.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-04-05
Announce Engagement at Luncheon.

Harrington. April 5.-Mr. and Mrs
Fred Satterfeld of Harrington gave
a luncheon and card party, az their
home on Center street, last Saturday
afternoon, announcing the engage
ment of their daughter, Ruth, TO Prof.
c. w. Shantz, superintendent OF
Smyrna High School. The home was
tastefully decorated with La France
roses. ferns, jonquils and potted
plants. Luncheon was served in
courses consisting Of the following
dainties: Fruit cocktails. chicken
salad, biscuits. cheese sandwiches,
pickles, olives, ice cream, cake, coffee,
sailed nuts and bon-bons. At the con-
clusion of the luncheon tables were
arranged for cards. the tally cards
having attached the pink and white
hearts, revealing the initials OF the
engaged couple. Immediately after
the engagement was announced the
heartiest congratulations We're extend
ed the bride-to-be. A delightful after
noon was spent. The following guests
were present: Mrs. William Dewitt,
Dover; Miss Gray, Bridgeville; Miss
Elizabeth Vineyard and Miss ellis of
Milford, Miss Elizabeth Jones of
Georgetown; Misses Lillian and Ag-
mes Sapp. Laura Belle Kennerly,
Marian Jones, Caroline Sharp, Mrs.
Jack Masten, Mrs. Jos. Jackowick,
Mrs. Fred Greenley, Mrs. Chas. D.
Murphy, Mrs. Ernest Dean, Mrs.
Fred Harrington, Mrs. Will Fleming
and Mrs. Annie p. Lewis, all of Har-
rington, and Mrs. w. b. Tharp OF
Pennington.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-04-05
Mostly About People

Alexander Crichton and Mrs. c. p. NJ.
Rumford were In charge. About 80
tables were taken for the party and
attractive prizes were given. Home
made candy was sold. James r.
Chandler loaned all the chairs for the
party.
At luncheon given on Saturday
last Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Satter-
field of Harrington announced the on
gagement OF their daughter. Ruth. to
Professor w. w. Schantz of Smyrna.
Miss Satterfield was member of
the class Of 1918. Lockwood School.
Jenkintown, Pa. and is we'll known
socially,
Professor Schantz is a Bachelor of
Arts of Franklin and Marshall College.
class Of 1912, and a Master of Arts of
Columbia University. New York. lie
Is at present superintendent of Smyrna
Special School District.
Miss Elizabeth G. Blanken has Just
returned from two weeks visit to
New York.
Mrs. Mary J. Bolton Of New Haven.
Conn. is IA guest of Mrs. Minor c.
Smith. Mrs Bolton formerly resided
in this city. Her husband. the late
Rev. Horace w. Bolton, was a member
OF the Wilmington Conference of the
Methodist Episcopal Church.
Mrs. William II. Laird and Miss
Margaret Laird are expected home
about the thirteenth OF the month
from the South. where they have been
| spending the winter.
| Mrs. Newell Barnard. Jr, Of Ards
| ley. New York, is in Wilmington this
week.
| Mr.. and Mrs William Prickett spent
the Weekend in Washington, with
MIR. and Mrs. Harold Sewall Of Bath
Maine.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles NJ. Lewis ar,
expected back next Monday from q
two-weeks' trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Carroll Covne enter
tanned over the week lend Mrs Coynei
sister. Miss Mary Gillette Ploucher
and William Hickson Of Philadelphia
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-04-05
WASHINGTON HEIGHTS CLUB.

The china painting class of the
Washington Heights Century Club
will meet next Wednesday afternoon
instead of Tuesday. Tuesday at
o'clock the board of directors will meet
at the club house. The president re-
quests full attendance.
The current events class on Mon
day was observed as Bible Day. Mrs.
w. II. Stevens was chairman. Mrs.
George T.. Cornell gave n review Of
current events. Mrs. j. T.. Fuller read
"a paper on the Book. of Esther. which
she had selected for It's dramatic ap-
peal. Rev. II. w Trapnell gave a talk
on job the Man. and Mrs. w. Il.
Douglas gave a reading, 'Hagar's
Farewell" as arranged by Augusta
Moore. Miss Alva farrell played
selections from "Ill Trovatore" and a
llullaby. Mrs. Horace T. Johnson sang
accompanied by Mrs. Harry ellis.