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The New York herald., 1922-03-05

S. Simon. daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. AL
street.
Mr. and Mrs. I. Reynolds Adriance
of Edencourt, their country home in
Poughkeepsie. have gone South for the
month.
Mrs. Washington Dodge of the Hotel
Netherland Is spending several weeks in
Asheville, n. &.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. i. Morris. who were
married on Tuesday at the Hotel Belle
claire. have gone to California on their
honeymoon. Mrs. Morris was Mrs. +.
L. Hopkins and lived at the Belle
claire.
Mr. and Mrs NJ f.. Corhett arc
spending their honeymoon in the South.
Their marriage took place on Tuesday
at the Hotel Belleclaire. Mrs corbett
was Miss Kelly OF 227 Riverside Drive.
\ book and play luncheon arranged
by Miss Emma r. Mills and MISS Jessie
Rittenhouse will be held at the Biltmore
Wednesday, March s. The speakers will
be Mr.. Wilbur Cross OF Yale ReUtep,
Richard lie Gallienne, Kahlill Gibran,
Thomas Walsh and Byrne Hackett.
Among the subscribers are Mrs.
Chauncey Blair Mrs. Simeon 3. Chaplin,
Mrs. William H. Moore. Mrs. Charles
Stewart Smith. Mrs. Augustus Thomas,
Mrs. w. \. Perry. Mrs. Charles Scrib-
ner, Mrs. e j. Berwind. Miss Alice r.
De Lamar, Mrs. Arnold Wood. Mrs.
Henry Abbott, Mrs. Percy Stewart, Mrs.
Thomas Ewing, Mrs. John Greenough.
Mrs. James Breckenridge Curtis. Nine.
de Seriano. Mrs. Arthur G. Learned.
Mrs. Robert NJ. Phillips. Mrs. Charles P.
Perrin. Mrs. l.. Adams kimball. Mrs.
Warner Leeds, Mrs. Henry Griffin, Mrs.
Arthur Ryle, Mr.. Henry -anby. Mr..
Arthur Cotton. Mr.. Albert Newton. Mr..
Joseph Milburn. Mrs Patrick Valentine.
Mrs. Frederick Moss. Mrs. George
Crary. Mrs Henry Camman, Mrs. Jc-
seph Knapp and Mrs. George Clyde.
Liberty Lodge. No. 25i. Knights Of
Pythias. will hold i,s first annual en-
tcrtainment and dance at the Hotel
Commodore March s. The officers are I:
Mr.. Henry J. Block. honorary president,
Messrs. Emanuel L. Rosing. president:
Harold A. Roose, secretary. and Max J.
Meyers. treasurer The chairman Of the
entertainment committee is Mr.. I. J..
Cohen.
The annual dinner and dance OF Crl-
terion Lodge Is TO be held at the Com
modore Hotel tonight. The present
district deputy OF the Seventh Masonic
district of Manhattan. Mr.. Isaac H..
Baker. and all the past district deputies
Of the Seventh district will be guests.
The arrangements for the dinner are In
charge OF the entertainment commit
tee. chairman of which is Mr.. Philip x.
Names. Mr. Abraham q. Meyer and Mr..
Mortimer Il. Rosenbaum.
The New York herald., 1922-03-05

Plans Drawn for
Roosevelt Church
at Forest Hills
Memorial Edifice to Be an
Adaptation Of Early English
Gothic Structures.

Special Dispatch 10 THE NEW YoRK HEnALD.
FOREST HILLS, L. l., March a.
~ LANS have been drawn by Rob-
ert Tappan. architect. who had
charge OF the construction of the
Cathedral of st. John the Divine. for
the Roosevelt Memorial Church, which
will be built in the spring for the st,
Lulke's Episcopal Church parish. The
parish has been worshiping in Il tenn
porary building. Announcement of the
project was made by the vicar of ST
Luke's, the Rev. William p S. Lander
al dinner for the members OF the
church al Forest Hills Inn on Tuesday
The construction OF the church viii
be entirely a community affair. FROM
the plans 70 the painting and decoration
It will represent the work of Forest Hills
people The church will be an adapta-
ton OF early English Gothic, carried out
In brick. stone and tile. in harmony with
the general scheme OF architecture in
Forest Hills.
Notable features will be a sculptured
doorway covered with carved symbols
representing civic and other virtues for
which Roosevelt stood Above the door
way will be the great west window with
the outstanding episodes of Roosevelt's
life forming the pattern as in the famous
Jesse windows Of medieval times
The idea OF memorial church CAM
as result OF the memorable speech
made by Col. Roosevelt in Forest Hills
on July 4. 1917. when he selected this
invitation out Of 500 others, feeling that
this would be an deal setting for his
great speech on 100 per cent. American
ism.
Judge j. r. Davies was chairman Of
Tuesdays dinner. The committee I'm
charge included Mrs A. V. Moore, Mrs.
j. r. Davies Harvey r. Warren, Mrs
George lie Blanc and Mrs. +. II. Moir.
Mr.. and Mrs. Royal l.. Peterson have
returned to The Inn from Florida. where
they We're married few weeks ago.
She was Mrs. Harriet Peck.
Mr. and Mrs. Cassels Young OF Tho
Gardens will give a dinner party at the
Pomonok Country Club next Saturday.
Mrs. Charles II. Scanned entertained
at a tea in her home on last Saturday
Miss Daisy Wright gave a bridge
party at her home on Ivy Close last
Wednesday.
Among the parties at the dinner and
dance in The Inn tonight was ono
given by Mr.. and Mrs. Louis =. Nc
Gahie. Their guests included Judge and
Mrs. Edward 5. Richard and DR.. and
Mrs. Sayboldt.
A varied display ofantique and i'm
ported goods was shown this week by
Mrs. Coleman Bigelow and Mrs. Irving
Halstead
Among the arrivals at The Inn are Mr..
and Mrs. I. II. Heddinger OF Bronxville
and Mr.. and Mrs. Chauncey Vought OF
New York.
The New York herald., 1922-03-05
Social Activities in Brooklyn
Miss Laura Valentine Sawyer to Become Bride of Mr..
Arthur Warren Stockdae-Chaminade Hold It's
Monthly Luncheon-Womans Club Meets.

members at the cluDrOOm, Ia tlerre :
pont street, Monday afternoon. Mrs. Ed
ward F. Lindridge. president, welcomed
the new members.
The Ladies' Aid Association ~ ST
Mary's Hospital held a successful ca ID
party Monday afternoon. Mrs. Bartholo-
new McDermott was general chairman.
assisted by Mrs. John NJ. ALVAREZ, Ms.
Philip A. Doherty. Mrs. Edward
Dwyer. Mrs. Michael T. Reynolds Mrs.
Andrew ]. Igoe and Mrs. William j..
Oliver.
Hiram S. Dewey of the Hotel st.
George. president of II. T. Dewey &.
Sons Company. and Mrs. Dewey sailed
recently on board the Megantic of the
White Star Line for a West Indian
cruise. Mr. and Mrs. Dewey recently
celebrated their forty-first wedding an
niversary
Mr.. Edward T. Jenkins and family OF
81. Paurs Court are travelling 70 Cali
forna and will sojourn at various points
of interest along the Pacific coast.
on board the steamship Empress Of
Britain, which sailed February 81 for the
West Indies. Panama and Bermuda. was
Mrs. William Copeland Wallace Of 90
Gates avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. a. G. Boemermann OF .
McDonough street, arc at Halcyon Hall.
Atlantic CITY.
Mr.. Charles y. Obermayer. president OF
the Greater New York Savings Bank.
and Mr. Raymond VI. Fiero Of 1876
Pacific street are spending a three
...rft
stop at the Florida resorts on the return
trip.
MIR and Mrs. James Wentz Adams
Of 1863 Pacific street are making = two
months trip through the middle West.
Mr.. Samuel j. Graham OF the Crescent
Athletic Club and the Garden City Coun-
try Club left recently for a Southern
trip Of three weeks. lie will spend most
Of Ills time at Tampa. Fla.
Or. and Mrs y. p Maynard, Jr., of
the Hotel Bossert returned last Sunday
from st. Augustine, Fla.
Mr. and Mrs Hubert r. Krantz and
Miss Marguerite p. krantz Of lS Argyle
road Flatbush, are stopping ~ Palm
Beach. Fla.
Tho Brooklyn Botanic Garden Is PLAN
ming 70 enlarge its out-of-doors coliec-
ton OF trees and shrubs. and with this
IA view Or. Alfred Gundersen. associate
curator Of plants. recently visited the
Arnold Arboretum at Boston for the
purpose Of comparing the woody plants
there with those al the garden. As
many tree lovers know, the Arnold Ar.
boretum, begun about fifty years ago
Is devoted entirely 70 . living collection
~ trees, shrubs and vines. and now
practically every world species which IS
hardy IN the Massachusetts climate is
grown there. However. there are some
Ia the Brooklyn garden which arc not
Included In the arborotum. and pr
Gundersen has arranged FOR exchanges.
50 that both collections may 10 en-
richcd.
The New York herald., 1922-03-05
National Opera Club TO
Hear Jerome Uhl Sing

The National opera Club OF America.
Nine Katharine yon Klenner president,
will be entertained on study day. nest
Thursday by Mr. Jerome Jhl ~ tho
Chicago Opera Company Tho operaloEus
will be Nerdfs "Othelio." Mr.. W. =
Hubbard lecturer Mr.. r. r Bowman -
the piano. Guests of honor will be Mrs.
Albert A. Ia Tour Mrs. = kecler
Thomas and Mile Claudio Muzio.
Nine. Katharine Won Klenner has been
appointed chairman ~ the Hans kronold
memorial concert committee, tn associa-
ton with Rabbi SilverTnan, Mr.. Rels-
berg. AIr warburg and Mr.. Otto y.
Kahn.
Iiostessos entertaining groups II
guests Will include Mrs. Angelique ~.
orr. Mrs Joseph Gutman. Mrs. Katherine
Fiauc. Miss Mildred Holland, Mrs. owen
kildare. Miss Avery and Mrs. ". y,
nixon The next event Of the club viii
be tho spring ball, March 30.
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INVOLVEMENT has been made


II OF the engagement of Miss
4 Laura Valentine Sawyer,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Asa d..
Sawyer of s52 President street TO
Mr.. Arthur Warren Stockdale, son of
the Rev. and Mrs. Allen A. Stockdale
OF Toledo. Ohio. Miss Sawyer is a
graduate of Packer Institute and Mr..
Stockdale is a Dartmouth man.
The engagement of Miss Beatrice
Sniffen, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank l.. Sniffen of AZ Montgomery
place, to Mr. Freeborn Garretson
Jewett Sd of Philadelphia. formerly Of
Chicago, has been announced. Mr..
Jewett is the son of Mrs. Freeborn
Garretson Jewett, Jr., of Chicago.
Miss Sniffen Is a member of the Junior
League. She finished her studies at
Miss Porter's School. Pennington,
Conn. Mr.. Jewett was graduated
from Yale University with the class
Of 1916.
on Wednesday next in Philadelphia
Miss Alma Morrison. daughter of DR..
and Mrs. Robert J. Morrison of 1173 Dean
street will be married TO Mr.. Marque
Bara. son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Bernard Bara
OF 500 West End avenue. Manhattan,
and brother OF Miss Theda Bara, the
film star. Miss Morrison has been a
screen actress for the last five or six
years She IS sister of DR.. Russell T..
- Gah ctr
Mr.. Bara Is interested in the oil bust
ness at Tulsa. Okla.
Miss Helen Dwight Church. daughter
Of Mr. and Mrs. l.. Dwight Church of
2Ss Clinton avenue and Mr.. Henry Mil
Ter Minton. son of DR.. and Mrs. Henry
Brewster Minton Of los Joralemon
street. will be married on Tuesday.
March IL. The wedding will take place
al 30 Joralemon street. the home Of Mrs.
john A. Logan. THE Rev. DR.. l.. Mason
Clarke. pastor OF the First Presbyterian
Church on the Heights. will officiate.
Announcement has been made OF the
engagement OF Miss Olga NJ Du Clos.
youngest daughter OF Mrs. Joseph NJ.
Du Clos OF 944 Marcy avenue, TO Mr..
Frederick @. Reed OF Geneva, y. Y Miss
Du Clos served with the Y. M. G. A.
overseas. Mr.. Reed was lieutenant in
the Motor Corps.
The monthly luncheon and executive
meeting OF Chaminade was held az the
Pouch Gallery on Clinton avenue
Wednesday. Nine. Emma Richardson
kuster is the musical director II tho
club and Mrs. Theodore NJ. Hardy presi-
dent.
The Victoria Chapter OF the r q. r.
y. r.. held successful card parry and
tea at the home Of its president Mrs.
Henry Rowley. los Buckingham road,
F'latbush. Tuesday.
Tho Brooklyn Womans club held
business meeting and a luncheon for now
The New York herald., 1922-03-05
New York Theater
Club Discusses Play

The New York Theater Club. Mrs.
Belle de Rivera president. will have It's
business day meeting on Tuesday AZ
the Hotel Astor. The subject Of dis
cussion for the afternoon Is The
Mountain Man." with Mrs. Robert
Hamilton Rucker as leader. Reports
will be made by the club officers.
The Drama Circle OF the club Is busy
studying the two plays 10 be given by
the members i'm May at the presidents
day reception. Mildred Holland Is
director OF this circle.
The club attended The White Pea
cock" on Saturday and will 20 In
body On March 90 TO see Law
ful Larceny" Mrs. Emma Kip Ed
wards is chairman OF matinees and re-
quests members TO obtain reservations
as soon as possible.
The New York herald., 1922-03-05
Euphony Society Hears
Miss Grace Bradley Sing

Euphony Society gave It's fourth af-
terr oon musicale yesterday at the Wal
Gorf-Astoria. Miss Grace Bradley Of
the Metropolitan Opera Company and
Miss Frances Nash. pianist, gave the
program, which was followed BY tea
and dancing.
The Chevy Chase dance OF the so
ciety will be given on March II at the
Waldorf. This Is the ANIMAL dance
given by the president. Mrs. James j.
Gormley. for the choral and it's friends.
on March 25 another In the series Of
card parties will be given. At the Feb
rnary card party the door prize was
won by Mrs. Love. a charter member
% the society. The next meeting Of
Tho Euphony Luncheon Club will be on
March 30 at the Waldorf.
The New York herald., 1922-03-05
Concert and Dance
in Anderson Studio
for Health Center
DR.. Eleanor Anderson Camp
bell AITanges Varied Pro-
gram for Charity.

TIME studio of Mr.. A. A. Ander-
son, at 80 West Fortieth street,
: the scene of many noted en-
tertainments. will be open TO the pub
lie on the evening of March II. For
that occasion DIR. Eleanor Anderson
Campbell. daughter of Mr.. Anderson,
has arranged there a soiree of music
and dance for the benefit of the judi
son Health Center.
DR.. Campbell. who is the wife of
Mr.. Frederick b. Campbell. founded
the center. where hundreds of poorly
nourished children from the adjacent
Italian quarter particularly have been
helped back TO health. in the year the
philanthropy has been in operation.
The center now takes care of us
clinic patients. 1t started with sew
enty-eight.
The instrumental music wl.l be fur
nished by a trio composed n Marjory
Rand Adams at the piano, Allen Gray.
violin, and Wyman Meller, cello. Mrs.
Samuel STREET. and her sister. Mary
Louise Holmes. will contr bnte folk
dancing. and the Judson Quartet, Miss
Helen c. Kiesel. soprano: Mis- Helen
$. Farnum. contralto: CLAUDE \. Schell.
tenor. and Harold V. Jones. basso, Will
add vocal numbers. A junior commit
tee will be in charge Of the cance fol-
lowing the entertainment.
The patronesses include Mr. Arthur
p. Cla afiin, Mrs. Henry Rogers Winthrop,
Mrs. J. Rich Steers. Mrs. Joseph
Blanchard. Mrs. Percy Brooks, Mrs.
William Worthington Herri X. Mrs.
James Colby Colgate. Mr. Samuel
STREET.. Mrs. Leslie Gray, Mrs Williston
Lockwood. Mrs. William He ny Hays,
Miss Alice A. De Lamar, Miss Evan
geline Johnson, Miss Elsie Schaefer
ard Miss Beatrice Rayne.
The New York herald., 1922-03-05
Shuttle Along for
Industrial School

shuttle Along viii be given for ihe
benefit ~ the Manassas Industrial
school FOR Colored Youth ~ Manassas.
VA. this evening AZ the Sixiy-thsrd
street Music Hall II will be under tho
patronage of Nh Otto n Kahn, Nj
Thomas NJ. Lamont. Mr. George Gordon
Rattle. Mr. !. u. SpInEarn. Mr. Charlcs
tr studin and many other distinguished
persons. Mr George Gordon Battle is
treasurer Of the Manassas Association.
The New York herald., 1922-03-05

mont Twyford Of 3H West seventy-sec-
ond street, and Mahwah. y. J.
Mrs. William H. Day has closed her
home. 100 East Sixty-fifth street. and
called last week for Italy.
Mrs. William H. Hirst OF as Park
avenue will give a second OF series OF
dinners followed by dancing and supper
the middle OF March. The first In the
series took place on February 25. Mrs.
Hirst expects to leave for Europe early
in April.
Mrs. w. l.. Washbourne and Miss
Washbourne are spending few days
at Lakewood N. j. They are stopping
at the Laurel House.
DR. and Mrs Charles Vincent Palermo
of the Castle. Riverside Drive and lSOth
street, have gone to 81. Augustine, Ella.
DIR. and Mrs. Paterno are enthusiastic
golfers and can be seen almost daily on
the golf links.
Mr.. Edgar Park, accompanied By Mr.
Allen McCurdy, has gone to Hot Springs.
Va. to join Mrs. Park, who has been
there for some time, at Boxwood Farm.
Mrs. Charles Proctor of Great Neck.
J.. l., has gone South 'for few weeks.
She is visiting Mrs. Bonnie II. Busch
IN Miami. Fla.
Mr.. and Mrs Leo r. Heiden have
zone 10 Canada on their honeymoon.
They were married on TUESDAY al the
81. Regis by the Rev. Dr. John Loveioy
Elliott. Mrs. Iciden was Miss Helen
The New York herald., 1922-03-05

Mrs Louis Ehret has gone to White
Sulphur Springs. w. Va. where she is
seen almost daily on the golf links.
The New York herald., 1922-03-05

Mr.. and Mrs. Nathan Straus have re-
turned from Atlantic City. where they
have been for several weeks.
The New York herald., 1922-03-05

Mr.. and Mrs Ernest Frederick Greeff.
.rr.. who we're married on February 25
In All Angels Church. when they return
from their honeymoon trip TO Bermuda.
will live In Sufforn. NJ. Y. Mrs. Greeff
was Miss Katharine Twyford. only
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Beau
The New York herald., 1922-03-05

A meeting of the Woman's Democratic
Club, Mrs. George ri. Childs president
will be held at the Hotel Commodore on
Friday afternoon. There will be num-
Der of prominent speakers.
The New York herald., 1922-03-05

Mr.. and Mrs. Emile Twyeffort OF 81
West Nlnetieth street have gone to Palm
Beach, Fla.
The New York herald., 1922-03-05

Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar J. Williams. who
lave been at the Hotel Plaza this winter.
have gone to Palm Beach. They expect
10 remain there until the middle OF
March.
The New York herald., 1922-03-05

Mrs. X. v Ingersoll of Scarsdale.
n. ". who is spending some weeks at
Orlando. Fla, gave a dinner there last
week at the Pine Tree Inn for some
New York guests.
The New York herald., 1922-03-05

Mrs. Carl J. Herkert who Is bride
or few months, was Miss Frances
I.esen, daughter OF Mrs. Charles Louis
Jeisen of this city. She and Mr.. Herkert
since their marriage IN October have
lived IN Kew Gardens. l.. j., where they
entertain in an informal way their many
friends Mr.. Herkert, who is lawyer.
has an office at 25 West Forty-fifth
street.
The New York herald., 1922-03-05

Mrs. Robert Lincoln Lee of 20 West
Fifty-fifth street gave luncheon fol-
lowed by bridge on Tuesday at the Hotel
Plaza.
The New York herald., 1922-03-05

Mrs. George w. Merck OF Ileweilyr
Park, West Orange, ". j.. gave an in
formal tea on Monday at her New YorI;
residence. 12s East Sixtieth street. Mrs
Merck's sister-in-law. Miss Linn Merck
was married In December to Mr.. George
w. Perkins, Jr. Ms. and Mrs. Perkins
make their home at 2129 Bancroft,
place. Washington, d. c. He Is execu-
tive secretary to the Postmaster-Gen-
cral.
The New York herald., 1922-03-05

Mr.. and Mrs. John Francis Barry OF
$40 Park avenue left Oh Thursday Tor
Mexico TO pass month
The New York herald., 1922-03-05

Miss Harriet Camac. who has been
visiting friends in Princeton. N. j.. has
returned to the home OF her parents,
Dr. and Mrs. Charles N. Camac. 12S
East Sixtieth street.
The New York herald., 1922-03-05

Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Stein, who were
married on Sunday Mt the home of her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Moses Sanders.
272 West Ninetieth street. were among
those sailing on Tuesday on board the
Aquitania. They intend remaining
abroad several weeks.
The New York herald., 1922-03-05

Mrs Ferdinand Kuhn, who recently
returned from Europe. has taken an
apartment at the RitZ-Carlton until she
opens her house In Bernardsvlle, n. j.,
carly next month.
The New York herald., 1922-03-05

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Holland Duell
have returned from California and are
at the Ritz-Carlton.
The New York herald., 1922-03-05

Mr.. and Mrs. John Clark BurEard.
who were married In San Francisco in
February. sailed on Tuesday on board
the Aquitania for Europe. Mrs. Bur-
gard was Miss Jennie Marston. daugh-
ter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar l.. Marston.
The New York herald., 1922-03-05

Mrs. Noble Mcconnell. president of
the New York Mozart Society gave a
luncheon on Friday at the Hotel Astor.
for Mrs. Henry c. Hawkins. chairman
Of the reception committee. and mems
bers of her committee. Afterwards Mrs
Mcconnell took her guests to the matt
nee performance of Cup in the Clouds. =
The New York herald., 1922-03-05

Mrs. Charles Proctor of Great Neck.
J.. l.. has gone South for few weeks.
She is visiting Mrs. Bonnie II. Busch
IN Miami. Fla.
The New York herald., 1922-03-05

Mrs. John Robert Miller of 500 West
142d street was the guest of Mrs. Louis
f. Manley Of SO St Nicholas avenue at
the fifth anniversary breakfast of the
Drama Comedy Club recently at the
Hotel Astor.
Evening journal., 1922-07-11
big INCREASE IN
income RETURNS
1887 Delawareans Paid
Tax on SIS, ,633,32l Last
Year
GOVERNMENT
GOT $2,122,$25

According to a statement made by
Collector Of Internal Revenue John
W. Herring. based upon reports OF
the statistical department. the num-
Der OF federal personal income tax
returns for the calendar year end
ing December 81. 1920, filed IN the
district Of Delaware was 1887. rep
resenting net income amounting 70
S55.63S.321 and tax OF S2.l22,O25.
This number OF returns filed by in
dividual residents or citizens shows a
growth Of ISIS returns. This in
crease Is attributed 70 more general
knowledge OF the tax requirements
and the efficiency Of the local feld
force.
The district OF Delaware exceeded
the average for the nation in the
proportion OF population to number
OF returns filed. The general aver
age for the United States was 6.s5
per cent OF the population flinE,
while In the State OF Delaware S.49
per cent OF the population made re-
turns on their income. This indi-
Gates a more careful combing OF
the district for persons liable 20 the
tax.
The average net income per re-
turn showed a lower figure for the
Evening journal., 1922-07-11
WANTS
BETTER SERVICE
Residents Will Ask Tele-
phone Company for Local
Station
MANY VISITORS AT
MINQUA COTTAGE
ecial to The Evening Journal.

Special to The Evening journal.
REHOBOTH. July 11.-Rehoboth
residents are considering petitioning
the Diamond State Telephone Com
pany for the installation OF a station
here during the summer. At pres
ent all telephone calls are handle,
through Lewes. six miles away. and
only a limited number OF telephones
can be placed at the resort and all
are on party lines. Many business
men who summer here are bothered
to a great extent by Interruptions
over the party lines. So far # is
impossible to get a direct wire In the
place and the telephone company
will be asked TO consider better SER
vice next year with a local switch
board and more lines in the town.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. Frank Sharp.
who formerly resided in Wilmington,
but who now make their homes in
Georgetown are occupying the
Poynter cottage for the summer.
ollie Beerman OF Wilmington.
spent the weekend here with
friends.
Mrs. Malleta Nelson OF Whining
ton. was a guest at the Henlopen
over the weekend.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. c. Stewart OF
Evening journal., 1922-07-11

pointed; that a colored nurse be ap-
pointed TO take osre of colored chill
dren; that the present census clerk
be reappointed with the idea that
the work Of these departments be
co-ordinated, and that in summer
these employees carry on census work.
The committee also recommended
that the payment of carefare be
done away with as a result of the
lessening of distance these employees
Will have TO travel, and that there
be worked out a method of pro-
cedure which will result in reaching
all children during the school year.
superintendent Ward reported
that the summer school opened on
July 5 with twenty-five teachers,
Miss Edna Fritz and Miss Beatrice
Hall having been added 10 I'll the
Two vacancies reported at the last
meeting.
Three additional teachers we're
reported as appointed 10 the High
School staff because of the Increased
enrollment-Henry Snyder. Eugene
Manning and Mrs. Edith Mcdonald.
There is still need for one additional
teacher in the II sh School.
superintendent Ward reported the
following enrolment in the summer
school: No. 3 school. so: No s
school. 65; No. IL school. 16O: No.
22 school. A; Howard School. 80:
seventh and eighth grades, GAS;
Wilmington High School. 24O; total,
S46.
Evening journal., 1922-07-11

state. averaging s2,ss7.s1, whereas
The average for the nation was S3.-
269.4O, per return. These figures
can be taken as an indication that
more individuals. just on the edge
Of the liability, were filing returns
with the local collector than gener-
ally elsewhere.
In number OF returns filed. the to-
tai for 1915. 1919 and 1920 show the
growth OF this Office. which was es-
tablished as a separate collection
district in 1919. Six thousand addi-
uonal returns for 1914 and 1900
In excess Of this for 1920. indicates
the progress the local office IS max
ing.
Collections in the local district
totaled S7,495.543 on 1919 incomes,
and S2.122,025 on 1920 incomes.