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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-27
CAMP AICN ON TO
TEACH TOURIST
Western Washington Cities
Unite in Effort

Representative Of oornmercini or.
raniEaiions OF all Western wanhlng-
ton agreed. AT q meeting nj the
Chamber OF comeroe Thursday that
the tourist Of America needs 20 he
made Interested In Western Wash
inRton before reaching II. other
wise. II was agreed. his attentions
may be diverted 70 aorne other local
ity before knowing what this section
Of the Northwest has 10 offer. Con
seruentiy. plans were made 90 impart
this knowledge to tourists all over
the United states.
Judging from the reports made.
the tourists will have no time on
their hands after their arrival Conn
mi,iees appointed In each town TO
show visitors scenic views. the big
Industries, the numbering, the min
work and navy yards Of the North
west were reported by w. II. Taylor.
Of Port Angeles: y. y. williams. eno-
quaimie. -. Mcclure. Hoauian; G. p.
Kimbaii. Bremerton. and other cifteA
A program adopted by the repre-
sentatives WINS outlined by a commit.
toe cornposed ~ r. ". Watt, Seattle
H. NJ. Kurtx. North Bend. r. VI. Mar.
tin. Tacoma ~ ~. McHugh. Enurn.
claw. Carl Bunch. Aberdeen. and A.
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Reception VIII
Honor DR.. Matfhetrs

Ths Federation of Women Of the
yrst Presbyterian church viii en-
tefsain with n reception Ia the
gunaay school room OF the church
"a Friday evening February ..
IGNORING Dr.. Mark Allison Mat.
thewA on tho twentieth anniversary
~ his pastorate. to which not only
members Of the church. but thu
general public h invited
Tho receiving line win b com
posed of Members who welcomed
DR.. Matthews TO the church twenty
pears ago. and the head Of each do
D~rsmens At the present time.
Prominent citixrns of the city
WI participate In the evenings
program Judge II. y. HadIcy viii
peexide. and short addresses win be
made by Judge Thomas Burke,
Capt w. r. Ballard. Judge J. T.
Ronald Canon William II. Bilss.
Rev. Ambrose Bailey and Rev. W.
~ Major.
The musical program wfn b. IN
dhArge of Mrs. Montgomery Lynch.
Mr.. Phillip Mcbride. Mrs. Lota
Lyman PArxiey. Mrs. Israel Nelson.
Prof w. H Donlcy. Mr.. IL. o.
Pro-. Mr.. J. Everett BarS,in and
Mr. J. p. Richard. The young ladies'
nom the Westminster guild will az.
ma Ia serving
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Seattle
Musical Program For
Fine Arts Tea Sunday,
Dinner Hosts This En-
enirg.

AN INTERVENING musical pro
~ gram has been arranged for
the tea given by the Fine Arts scci.
ETY. AZ the Fine Arts gallery. from J
nntn s o'clock sunday. when FRO
fes%cr Alfred N. Schroff. head Of the
art department % the University Of
Oregon, will ~ the honor guest
Mrs Fred Parks and Mrs. Carl y.
Could are in charge OF the tea. and
Mrs Henry suxzaiio. Mrs. Pierre J.
rroln, Mrs. c. A. Merriam and Miss
Anna Edens viii preside at the tea
hour, assisted by Miss Anna storm
Miss Ella sirx,nson and Miss Eleanor
Campbell. Who are In charge OF the
art department cf the University Of
Washington. and a group Of gsri stu
dents.
the program win he rs follows
al --fnAnsoa Rsndeau- ............
80. ....... 49,. .isirnsky X erssNef
a. -Hcrrsu>~ .....s 49,. .Ofc< sinner
Afizs N2deline Butler
q, = Came 70 lou WIN
nenx~ .-ss...s s*s.sssss..sAA efsr
q, NAlgr, Mot .............. Pfuifer
Ms. knoua Roberts
mra Afhsrt Charles philitr< Accom- psni<s
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Program Of Tdbieour
Announced

The tahlcaux to he presented In
the Fine Arts galleries this evening
include portrait by Airs. James
Garfield Eddy. Greek study. Miss
Irene ishani. Chinese print Miss
Rose fawyou. Miss Margaret Chinn
and Mr.. sam chinn. a cubist par
ody. Mr.. ID. r. Huntington. Ssr.
gents study of Ellen Terry as lady
Macbeth, Mirs Altrida storm. Rus.
sian bride. Miss Lncy semplo Swan
sttom; Penelope at the Loom. ar
ranged by Mr.. J. v. Cote and posed
by Miss Milnera Roberts.
Tho program viii be announced
BY pr. John Carroll Perkins.
The patronerses will be Mrs. I'd.
ward |. Garrett Mrs. James Mac.
farmne. Mrs William Hunter Me.
EVAN. Mrz- Richard Perry. Mrs.
Alexander n Stewart. Mrs. Frank
Dabney. Mrs. A. NJ. Ballard, Mrs,
Donald Barnes Mrs. Rruoc Eimorr.
Mrs Horton Force. Mrs. Cart Gould
and Airs. Andrew Cliieapie
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University Teacher
Dies From Typhoid

A. w. linton. ~. associate pro-
nes~or Of pharmacy nt tho University
of Washington and well known advo-
cate against the importation Of mar
cotics into the United stater. died an
q result Of typhoid fever Thursday
night Prof Linton nan peen with
the University Of Washington since
1918. coming here from Illinois He
WAS a graduate Of the University Of
Michigan
Prof. Linton n survived by his
wife. Mira Edna Linton. and one son.
Donald. . student AZ Lincoln high
school.
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Wedding to BE
Quiet Affair

A quiet wedding win be SOLE mniu~A
Friday evening. February a. when
Mts- Dorothy urace Taft. danghtrs
Of Mr., and Mrs William n. Tart
win bscoue the bride OF Mr.. William
Harris Watson. son Of MIR. and Mrs
John y. Watson. The ceremony viii
b. performed at the home Of the
bride elects parents IN tho presence
Of the immeaiate relatives.
Both Miss Taft and Mr. Watson at.
tend~a tho University Of Washing.
ton. ~here she h a member of Delta
Zeta sorority. and he Of Theta Nj
fratcruity.
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Robert Y. Ire Chapter. Daughters
Of the confedoracy. viii n~ef with
Mrr. r. X worthinKton. so5 BoyL
sson ave. NJ. Thursday. February :.
az . o. m The chapter has selected
Robert r.. lee as the subject o. study
for the coming y-ar. At this meet
inr Mrn Thomas irving will read
pspsr on The Home OF Robert Il.
Lee
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Yacht Club Smoker

At the scuii monthly stag smoker.
Monday evening NJ the Seattle Yacht
club. Capt. II. H. Solce win speak
on his experiences In tho Arctic re-
rioua tho past six years. and Cap,
Omar J. Humphrey viii relate bis
experiences N the waters OF Rorneo
and fnfiA during the war. Both
lectures win b. illustrated With
lantern slkics.
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Engagement Announced
at Luncheon

Mrs C. r. HannIag announces me
engs cement OF her sister. Miss Hat
tie Ewing. TO Mr.. Jconsri Cur. Tho
news was disclosed al = luncheon
Mira. Hanning gave at her residence
sis End ave- on "Wednesday after.
noon.
Tho wedding WIN take place sorr<
tifne IN April
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Tea Shop Service
Sntffrdnn

Eas, Highland Drfv- grfid wfl be
In charge Of the orthopedic Tea
shop saturday. Mrs =. y. Lombard
viii be hossesses. assisted by Mrs. n
c. GTaff. Mrs. J. q. Matthew'S. Mn
J. q. Miles. Mrs ". Y. Martin. Mira
w. r. priieh&rd Mrs. C. C. culntcn.
Mrs. Ray Davis and Mira u. ID. Rzld
win
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Interesting Musicale
Gven at Women's
Uniuersitu Club

TIE Wo-n.nss rr,,v,-v,<v s,,,A
- 49, s'"S
~ scoho inns hitefnoon on a very
dsiightfu musicale given by tho Clee
efub Of the Trnfver.l,v ~ uv..htxu
-. - - ss..
son- unoef the dr>ction OF Dean ir-
wing M Glen, where the following
ENJOYABLE program was prraentss.
.- so~ po~n TO Wasenstsa- - Wilson
-asIisa a. IN. ~. r..s Sprss.
olse Club
nAnst Of The Florers' tsrranwsd
p.ra '--------------h -dis'
~Rs1 Bs.~~
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Y PolIan. chshails.

" Poilan. chehaiis.
The program includes plans TO IN,
tsrest tho tourist coming West by
the use Of billboards posted east OF
spokane and the coop~ratson with
other cities and railroad and steam
ship lines.
Special mention wa. made n tbs
meeting Of the complete information
bureau for tourists In the Arctic
building. go Third ave-. OF Seattle
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Dinners VIII Precede
the Junior Dance
This Erenin0

Preceding the Junior clubs dance
~ Christensens hall this evening.
Mr.. Walter McEwan Tcmkins ls
entertaining with an Informal din
ner At her home and Mr.. James
Blaine viii be host 10 ten guests
= his home In Denny Blaine park.
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ADDITIONAL CLUBS


fenttie Lodge No. 7. Degree of
Honor Protective association. Win
give progressive whist party on
Tuesday. January 81. at . .. m. IN
Evergreen hall Of the new A. O. u.
w. building 1909 Ninth ave tie
Treatments sorved and special hon
ors conferred The party VIII be
open 20 msmberr and friends and win
be proceeded by a business meeting
at 4 n. IN
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CLUBS ron SATURDAY
Stevens w. r. O.


Stevens woncn's Relief corps. No
1. auxiliary 10 the q. A. n will bold
business meeting In Veterans han.
Armory. sAturisy. January - al :
! .. m Mr.. Margnrc, Hordin. prca
dent An comrades Of the q. A. r.
and visiting w. II C members wos-
coma
Ariah Chapter No. fs5. n. r. q
Allah chapter No. is5. o. T. e.
~iu give tho third IN . series Of
dances In X. of r. bah. Third and
Virginia Saturday evening. January
"a. Masona. Eastern Stars and
friends invited
Fythlan sttes
Psst chisfs' association Of ryshtan
Sisters will give card party at the
home Of MrA Emma Abbott. 1870
18th ave. Mrs Mary Coggins. Mrs
Laura Goodwin and Mira Hattie Ne,
Murtry. assisting hostersaA
Kansas Sunflowsw Club
Kansas Sunf1ower club viii hold ~
annual meeting at FraternL haIi.
fsiih Fourth ava, 0 .. m J. Grant
Hinkls Il ons OF the speakerA Mu.
steal progrem. Election
Gopher Club
The Gopher CMinnesotr) cfub wfl
hold Its annual basket picnic Satur.
day. January "a, at $50 p. m. at
Collins fisldhous-, 10th ave g. and
Washington 1T New officers win be
elected. which will be followed by o
program and dancing Those attend
ing are asked to bring their lunch
and a cup. Tho club will furnish free
coffee Former Minnesotans vel
como.
st1yeDs Post No. I. a. AR
Stevens Post No. 4. @. A. r.. wfrl
meet in business session Saturday.
January ~. at 7:5o o. m. Veterans
hall. Arrnory. Commander A. T. Law.
renee, presiding. Visiting comrades
OF the q. A. n. welcome
Phi hfu AIumnse Luncheon
Phi Mn Aiurnas win have n drop
I In" luncheon at tho Northoid Inn
I Saturday at 1915 o'clock
Masonic Climb DAnco
Tho Masonic club will hold fts
usual club dance on Saturday eve
ming. January 2sth. at the club
rooms In tho Arcade building
John v. Miller w. II q
Tho past presidents of John p.
Miller w. r. G. viii be entertained
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Women's Service Club
TO Meet

The Women's Service club will
have it's monthly luncheon at the
Hotel Washington Annex at o'clock,
Thursday afternoon. February 2. The
committee requests members to make
early reservations and urges . full
attendance.
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Miss Josephine Tsher i~s, h-s FrS.
day for New York. whence abe will
sail February 4 for the M~df,sr.
rSlnean trip. Miss Taber expects 20
spend some tire In Italy and win h.
away four or i've monthA
Hart,arn Berg. daughter ~ ssr. ard
Mrs EfEar BERG. N visiting Mrs
Berg's mother. Mrs. J. y. Dannsr. In
Berkeley. Cal Mrs Berg expects to
go South later and return Win har
daughter.
Or. c. 7. vandcrNo<sf has return.
"A from an extended trip To Wash
ington. ID. C
Mrs.. Henry Clay cotv-r Is rpend-
ing the winter IN Pasadena. Cal
Mrs Stewart Nsctftn. VINO has
bern visiting trr parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. William Chester Keith. will
leave Tuesday for her home in Coro-
nadol
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Burns Lindsay
Margaret Ionionl are rscsivinr con-
ordinations on tfe birth Of dzugh
ter. Peggy Lou on January Is
Miss 1arrs Robinson Of Everett n
At the home Of Miss Marie T,eShoru.
sfi nth ave. r.cupcrating from q
minor operation
Mr.. and Mira PATRICK rarnerl
Clark Of Spokane arrived yesterday
20 sp~nd few days with Mrs.
Clark's parents, Mr.. and MIRA y. NJ.
Dudley.
Mrs Sfrurd Hags and chndren n
Campbell River. n. G.. are the guests
OF Mr.. and Mrs. George Eyana
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Informal Musicale

Mr.. and Mrs Clare r. Farnswprth
vcrs hosts last evening at their
homG- when they entertained a few
musical friends with an informal
musicale. honoring Mr.. Charles
Wakefield Cadnan-
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Intitations Ont for
Fraternity Dance

Invitations have been ,ssued By
Sigma Tau Of Phi Gamma Delta for
their formal dance TO be given at the
Rainier club. Tuesday evening. Feb
rzAxy IL
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Dinner Hosts

Mr.. and Mrs Aisxana-r Battle IN.
eertained with a dinner nj their home
hast evening. when covers were
placed for twelve guestA
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Hurry. noshsrs A teaspoonfui Of
California fIx Syrup today may
prevent a sick child tomorrow. n
your child IL oonstipatsd. bilious.
feverish. frvtsuL has cold. collie. or
n stomach N sour. tongue coated.
breath had. remember q good phys
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Informal Dinner
at Home

Mn James Dfckson rr-nhofue en-
ewtAtned with an Informal dinner at
har home last evening. with covers
placed for ten
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this trimming 10 them IN thsir busi.
ness life. f'ar~nfs Of incoming fresh
men are especially invited
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WOMEN'S CLUBS

with luncheon At the home Of Mrs
Alice Rose. saso :oth ". u. Saturday,
January Is. at 1 p. m
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,claxatfve- r. often an eias b nss
eseary.
Genuine california Zig Syrup
has directions for babies and ehiI
drcn printed on the botua Say
California" or you may get an trnL
tation fig syrup.-Adyertisem
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Wsm~u's secs~ty First baptist
Church

The womcn's society of the Tir-t
baptist church win hold an all day
meeting al the church. Thursday.
February . beginning at 10 a. m. A
basket luncheon will b. served nt
1880 and AZ .. IN. there VIII b. an
educational program. pr. w " No
kibben win speak on -Anti.Narcotie
Work. and Miss Cynthia Adams on
American uumor From Mark
Twain 20 o, Henry" Special music
win he rendered.
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Chi Omegd Luncheon

Mrs. J. Blaine Murray will enter,
tain Chi Omega Alumnas at lunch.
con Friday. February g. at her home,
$50 Wheeler ave. Luncheon VIII be
at 100 O'Clock
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II you value your watch. lot Haynes
repair n. eext Liberty theatre.--Adv.
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Hnu,catesierr' iodre will entertain
Its members and friends Al cards
Friday evening. January ~. at .
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g1~fs Ofncsxp

The ladies' auxiliary 20 Maple f,~af
Post No. ~. met az t,~ home of Mrs.
Chapman. ittt zist ava. wednes
day evening. when the following Of.
nrer- were elected: Mira Ofison
ficaton. president. Mrs. hsrxfs chap
man. vice president. Ni.n Peggy
Wood. secretary. Miss Isabel Nation.
treasurer. A social evening followed
Queen Anne High School PIT. 4
The Queen Anne Hsgh School PIT.
A. viii meet In the library OF the
school Friday. February .. At as
.. m. Teachers and pupils Of the
manual training Department win
have eharr~ Of ,he program ana
representative specimens Of tho
work viii be exhibited. several rrn6.
nate students viii ten Of tho vaitr Of
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.. m. In I. o. q. T. han. virginia IT..
between Born and Minor.
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Mrs Sfrurd Hags and chFidr.n II
Campbell River. p. c. are the guests
OF Mr.. and Mrs. George EyanA
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Drcssmaking school NJ. 47Oo.-Adv.
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Masonic Club DApco

Tho Masonic club will hold its
usual club dance on Saturday eve
ming, January 2sth. at the club
rooms In tho Arcade building
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str,rns Post No. 1. GAR

STF1H Fost NO I, u. n "
Stevens Post No. 4. @. A. r.. wfrl
meet in business session Saturday.
January ~. at tao .. m. Veterans
hall. Arrnory. Commander A. T. Law.
renee, presiding. Visiting comrades
Of the q. A. II. welcoma
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John r. Miller w. Il O.

The past presidents Of John p.
Miller w. r. G. win be entertained
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Fythlan sktm

Psa cfisfs' association Of rythian
Sisters will give card party a, the
homo Of Mrs. Emma Abbott. 1870
ftth ave. Mrs Mary Coggins. Mrs
Laura Goodwin and Mira Hattie Ne,
Murtry. assisting hoatarsaA
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Kansas sunfiower club win hold ~
annual meeting at FraternL hail..
isiih Fourth ava, .. m J. Gran,
Hinkls Is ons OF the speakers MI.
steal progrem. Election
Evening journal., 1922-05-17
CONFERENCE OF
Y N. G. A. WORKERS

Plans for the State Conference OF
the Y. W. C. A. to be held at VOL
laston Hall. on Saturday, are about
completed. The program, which
will be presented by many we'll
known Delawareans. will have many
helpful suggestions for all who are
interested in the association work.
Owing to the illness of Mrs. Charles
F. Wollaston, president of the Will
mington Y. w. c. A; Mrs. H. ].
Stubs, first vice-president, win pre-
side.
One of the features of the program
will be the songs by the Girl Re
serves. Miss Ruth Reed, of the
Quannacut Girl Reserve Corps, is on
the program as speaker for the Girl
Reserve movement.
The hostesses for the conference
will be Mrs. Ohio Rowland. Mrs.
william r. Prickett, Mrs. J. Merrick
Horn, Mrs. Caleb NJ. Steward, Mrs
Joseph Stuart and Miss Margaretta
Miller.
The decoration committee is COM
posed of Miss Florence Kniffen,
chairman; Mrs. William o'Keefe,
Mrs. Edgar Hare, Miss Addie VIII
liams and Miss Ethel Bonham.
Evening journal., 1922-05-17
METHODLSTS AID
CHINESE MISSION

The annual thank Offering OF the
Young Peoples Foreign Missionary
Societies OF the Wilmington District
NJ. e. Conference will be held tomor-
row evening in Harrison Street NJ.
e. Church. Miss Laura A. White, a
missionary in China who is home,
will be one of the speakers. Miss
Dorothy Wong, of the Woman's
College, University OF Delaware, also
will speak.
Fifteen societies, including the
Young Peoples and the Standard
Bearers wiil be represented at the
meeting. Members OF the Women's
Foreign Missionary Society Auxil-
iaries are also invited to attend.
The money from the thank offer
ing collection will be sent to the
Home Economics School, at Aoyama
Japan. One of the musical features
OF the program will be the singing
of the Standard Bearers thank Of
fering song. Following the program
there will be a social hour.
Evening journal., 1922-05-17
COLLEGE, WOMEN
MEET FRIDAY

The annual meeting OF the Della
ware Association OF College Women
will be held in the First Unitarian
Church parlors. so7 West street at
s o'clock Friday evening Reports
of committees will be read and Off
GERS elected. The hostess committee
for the meeting will be Miss Miriam
Webb. chairman; Miss Isabella
Tuchion Miss Katharine Robbins
and Mrs Fred E. Stone.
The following list is the com
,ieted roll of new members elected
to the Association this year:
Miss Ruth r. Bennett. B. A.. Uni
versiiy of Delaware Miss Edith T.
Belts A. B., Smith College; Mrs.
Knowles r. Bowen. b. A., Univer-
sity Of Delaware; Miss Madeline
Dixon. B. A., University of Delaware;
Miss A. Elizabeth Downward. A. B.,
University of Pennsylvania; Mrs
Herbert Dunstrey. A. B.. Temple
University; Miss Marjorie carp.
3. A., Wellesley College; Miss Grace
2. Hartshorn, A. B.. Mount Holyoke;
Miss Florence r. Kniffen. A. B..
Bryn Mawr; Mrs. f. w. MAYNARD.
A. B.. University OF Michigan: Mrs.
Hugh NJ Morris. A. B., Western
Maryland College; Mrs. George l.
Schwartz. A. b.. University OF Wash
ington Miss Louise Sterling. A. B.
Wellesley College: Miss Elizabeth
Strand, B. H.. Washington State Col
lege Associate Membership-Mr
Frank r. MacGregor, Mount Holy
oke.
Evening journal., 1922-05-17
VARIETY SHOWERS.

Mrs. ]. Allison Buck, 701 Var
Buren, street entertained recently
the Willing Workers Sunday School
class OF Grace Methodist Episcopal
Church, in honor OF the coming mar
riage OF Miss Rebecca Watt. The
gathering was made the occasion OF
a variety shower of many beautiful
and useful household articles.
Last Monday evening the sewing
circle gave Miss Watt surprise
party. II was a genuine surprise.
on her return to the house Miss
Watt found a large company gath
red and the table filed with alumni
mum cooking utensils and many
pieces OF glass and pyrex ware. After
a pleasant social hour, Refreshments
were served. Both occasions were
greatly enjoyed.
Evening journal., 1922-05-17
IA'\Sa |, ( z ! Ass. 8

A wedding of interest to many in
this city is that OF Miss Katherine |.
Jester, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Daniel Jester, and James T. Chand-
Ter, Jr., son OF Mr.. and Mrs. James
T. Chandler. which will take place
at 7 o'clock Saturday evening in
Grace NJ. e. Church. The ceremony
will be performed by the Rev j. w.
r. sumwalt.
The bride, who will be given in
marriage by her father, will be at
tended by Mrs. Leon II. Ryan, sister
OF the bridegroom, as matron Of
honor. Miss Sarah Seney, of Ches-
tertown, Nd. will be maid of honor
The bridesmaids will be Mrs John
b. Ray, Miss Elva Jester, sister of
the bride. Miss Eleanor Gleason and
Miss Elizabeth Wier, who attends
the Mary Lyons School, swarth-
more.
Alfred o. Ayerst will be best man.
The ushers will be Leon II. Ryan,
John b. Ray, A. Pennell Stetser, n.
Harry Baylis and ID. Marvel Jester,
of Washington. brother OF the bride.
The wedding music will be played
by Norris c. Morgan. Mrs. Frances
Dewitt Babcock will sing.
Following the ceremony a recep-
ton will be held at the home OF the
bride parents. SIS Washington
street, after which the couple will
leave on their honeymoon. Mr.. and
Mrs. Chandler will be at home after
June 10 at 214 West Ninth street.
Both the bride to-be and Mr.
Chandler have a large circle OF
Evening journal., 1922-05-17
CLUB LUNCHEON
AT NEW CASTLE

The eighth annual luncheon of the
New Castle Century Club will take
place in Emmanuel parish house,
New Castle, tomorrow. when many
out-of-town guests beside nearly two
hundred members Of the club will
be entertained. Following the
luncheon. literary and musical en-
tertainment will be presented. The
auditorium and dining room Of the
parish house are being beautifully
decorated with ported plants, cut
flowers. both cultivated and wild,
flags, Americas emblem predominant
ing.
Speakers OF Statewide promi-
hence will be present. Among the
prominent women who will enjoy
the luncheon as guests OF honor are
Mrs. A. ID. Boyer. OF Smyrna. presi-
dent of the Delaware State Fedora
ton of Women's Clubs; Mrs. p. b.
Lightner, first president OF the
Federation; Dean Robinson, OF Wo-
mems College of Delaware, Newark |
and Mrs. Henry Ridgely OF Dover.
Evening journal., 1922-05-17
SOCIAL WORKERS. MEETING

The monthly meeting of the Pro-
fessional Social Workers Club will
be held at s o'clock tomorrow even
ing, May IS, in Sunshine Hall, 1909
Delaware avenue. The subject for
the evening will be "Americaniza-
ton" Miss Marguerite Burnett. of
the Bureau of Immigrant Education
Of the State Board of Education,
will speak on Educational Work
for Immigrants in Delaware" Miss
Helen Hart will speak on other as
poets of Americanization work. All
persons interested are invited to at
tend.