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sCHwARTz-TOPKIs

Miss Marion schwartz, daughter
Of Mrs. John D. schwartz. 1903 Van
Buren, street. and David l.. Topkis,
son OF Mr.. and Mrs Louis Topkis,
23O2 boulevard, were married at
$50 o'clock last evening at the home
Of the BRIDES mother by Rabbi
Moses Barroway. Of the Temple Of
Truth. The bride was given in mar
riage by her brother George NJ.
Schwartz Her maid OF honor was
Miss Clarabel Ginns Abraham Top
kis. brother OF the groom, was best
man.
Tie bride wore cream lace, with
leghOrn hat with trimmings OF lace
and blue flowers The bridal bouquet
was a shower OF orchids, lilies OF the
valley and bride roses. Miss Ginns
wore cream lace frock and a pic
ture hat She carried sweetheart
roses. only the immediate families
OF the bride and groom attended.
Following the ceremony, Mr., and
Mrs. Topkis left on a wedding trip
and upon their return will reside al
22O4 Van Buren Place.
During the last few weeks the
bride has been extensively enter
tanned by friends with showers. teas
and other social functions on Sat
urday she was given luncheon by
Miss Ginns
Both Mr. and Mrs. Topkis are
prominent in the Younger Jewish
set. During the war Mrs. Topki'
took an active part in all patriotic
drives and was a member OF the Red
Cross Motor Corps. She recently
has been greatly Interested In vel
fare work. Mr. Topkis is a graduate
Of the Wilmington High School and
while in school distinguished him.
self in athletics. He Is advertisins
manager for the Topkis Brothers
Company. 217 French street.
Mr. and Mrs George r. Pote. q
Hillcrest. has announced The mar
riaRe or their daughter Miss Mar
Layton Pote to Charles Leon Major
81 stanton The wedding took place
on Saturday March 2b At Hillcrest
the Rev. r. A. McIaury. officisting
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i. r. Cunningham. MIR. and Mrs.
John Boys. Mrs. George Hutchinson.
Mrs. Charles Stradley, Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Roop. Mr.. and Mrs. Horace
Roop. Mr. and Mrs. Reynolds Fooks,
and Mrs David Comfy Mr. and Mrs.
Frederick Neutz, the Misses Ger
trude Hutchinson. Florence Boys.
Florence McMullen. Margaret Cum
ninghNm. Emma Roop, Elizabeth
Cunningham. Helen Cunningham.
Margaret McMunsn. Norma Bowen
and Mae Comfy. George Boulden.
Ralph Cunningham. Harry Neutz,
Fred Neutz Jack Fooks and Wilson
Cunningham.
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sETTI.ENIENT AFFAIRS.

The annual dinner OF the Woman's =
club OF the Peoples Settlement.
planned To take place on next Sat
urday evening. has been postponed
until a latter date because OF illness
of several OF head workers. A
rummRge sale will be held tomorrow
and Friday at the Settlement by the
Penny-A- Day Society for the benefit
of the sustaining fund.
The girls gymnasium classes will
give an exhibition on Friday even
ing under the direction OF Miss Alice
:. Montgomery. physical director
All groups OF girls and young womer
have been practiclng industriousl'
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CHARITY BALL
FOR WEST EN-

Plans are progressing for N. Al
nuai Easter Charity Ball. which VI
be held Monday evening, April II
the ball room OF the Hotel duPor
The proceeds will be given to n
West End Reading Room, whi-
has recently moved from the q
building al Fourteenth and duPo
streets to the new building At CLIP
avenue and Union street..
The pstronesses will be Mrs. A
fred W. Armstrong. Mrs. Donald
Ashbrook. Mrs. John Bancroft. M,
Thomas F. Bsysrd Mrs. wfiia
Berglsnd. Mrs. John Biggs. Nj
George p. Bissell. Mrs. Henry ,
Candy. Mrs. Charles L. Csndes. Nj
". s. Carpenter, 'Jr.. Mrs. Chsrl
Copeland, Mrs. Eugene f. duPoH
Mrs Bessie @. dupont. Mrs victI
dupont, Jr.. Mrs. Russell II. Dui
ham, Mrs. George A. Elliott. Mf
Edward c. Ferriday, Mrs. ".
Fem. Mrs. Alfred Gswthrop. M
Ferdinand L. Gilpin, Mrs. James
Ginns, Mrs. Willis F. Harringto d
Mrs. Daniel o.. Hastings. M
Charles r. Holiday, Mrs. MseNf
Ian Hopes. Mrs. w. Poyntell Jotl
ston, Mrs. J. P. Laffey. Mrs Dsv
Lindsay. Jr.. Mrs. Charles A. Mead
Mrs. Josiah Marvel, Mrs. Charles
Marvel Mrs. Thomas W. Mile
Mrs. Joseph H. Martin. Mrs. Jol
r. Moore. Mrs. Otho Rowland, Nj
Elsie Patterson. Mrs. Frank r. Pa
terson. Mrs. Charles l.. Patterna
Mrs. J. J. Raskob. Mrs. Robert
Richards. Mrs, Charles L. Rec
Mrs. Samuel Rumford. Mrs. Fran,
G. Sellers. Mrs. Caleb NJ. shewsr
Mrs. Henry p. Scott. Jr., Mrs. J.
Stsdieman. Mrs. willard Spring.
Jr.. Mrs. Joseph p. Wales, Mrs. r.
Wardenburg. Mrs. irving Warn
and Mrs. Herbert whitaker.
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GARDEN CLUB
HEARS LECTURE

Under the auspices OF the Garden
Club or Wilmington, Miss Mary
Rutherford Jay. OF New York City,
gave an illustrated talk at the Hotel
DUPONT yesterday afternoon. The
talk was greatly enjoyed, as were
the 150 stereopticon views OF French,
Spanish and Italian gardens. The
pictures displayed were OF old world
gardens
Al o'clock thie afternoon. the
members or the Garden Club, the
Wilmington New Century Club and
the Delaware Society OF Natural
History will hear lecture at the
New Century Club by Or. Pau
Bartsch, curator OF the Smithsonian
Institute, Washington. ID. c., who
will have as his subject. "Conservs.
ton OF wild Flowers"
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CHORUs soon IN OONOERT

Plans for the future season OF the
Harry Barnhsrt Community Chorus
were outlined at the sing held last
evening in the community room Of
the Wilmington High School. II is
hoped to take up active practice
soon on two big numbers for con-
cert use-"Send out Thy Light nv
Gounod. and the "Barcarolle" from
The Tales OF Hoffman," by Offen-
bach.
Henry p. Jones. OF Elsmere, led
the singing last evening and Miss
Ruth Wilson played the sccomps nj
ments. All meetings are TO he held
in the future at the High School
and all persons OF the city who can
sing are invited to attend.
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BEACON CLUB
PLANS BANQUET

Between ESQ and 500 members OF
the. Beacon college Club and friends
win meet in the Hotel DUPONT on
Wednesday evening. April 10. TO
celebrate the NTH annual banquet
and dance OF that organization. The
urinary purpose and function OF this
affair Is to demonstrate the loyalty
and devotion the graduates and
former Students have for their alma
mater.
Acceptances are being received
daily by the committee. Among
those who have already accepted are
Mayor and Mrs. Harvey. That
Mayor Harvey will act as toastmas-
ter is considered most important
announcement. It Is certain that
he will keep things moving quite
lively at the speakers table. There
will be several more prominent in
rited guests. whose names will be
announced later.
The committee. headed by Mr.. lie
Lange. vice. president of the club
mas been working for several weeks
formulating plans. and indications
are tndt the Ddiiutt TINS eNoA "''
be the largest and best prepared OF
any so far given by the Beacon or
xanization Every endeavor Is be.
ng made TO vary the program for th'
evening so that the interest OF every
one will be held.
A nationally known speaker is be.
ing secured who will have sub
lect entirely hitting for the occasion
The Original Six Orchestra, vii
furnish music both for - banquet
and dance Fancy dancing will be
feature Of the program. The din
ner will be served in the duBarrS
Room OF tho Hotel DUPONT. and fn'
menu has been promised. Singine
setween courses will be an added at
traction 80.
The dsncs win be held in the gold
--~llroom.
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woMEN voTnRs, MEErING.

The monthly meeting or the League
OF Women Voters will he held on
next Monday evening In ths com
munity room OF the High school an
mex. The speaker OF the evening viii
be the Rev. W. A. Vroomen. pastos
Of First Unitarian Church lie Will
discuss the condition Of women pgis.
oners. At this meeting delegate;
will he appointed to the National
Convention and Psn-American Con
ference which will he held In Balu-
more. April 20 to %.
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PLAY CARDS FOR HOSPITAL.

More than 200 persons attended
the card party given yesterday aft
ernoon at the New Century Club by
the Senior Board Of Managers OF the
Homeopathic Hospital. While the
returns are not all in, Il Is felt that
over 5000 will be realized. There
were 5s card tables and each. table
had prize. Mrs. Robert Pening-
ton. chairman. was assisted by Mrs.
J. Chester Gibson, Mrs. J. Montieth
Jackson, Mrs. Harold s. Schutt, Mrs.
Joseph Bancroft and Mrs. Charles
X. Weston.
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v1sIroRs ADMIRE IoNGwooD

Many visitors inspected the green
houses and theatre on me dupont
estate at LonEwood. Pa. last Sunday.
The roads were congested with au-
tomobiles coming and going through
out the greater part Of the day. This
is one OF the show places Of the
country II not the world. and Wis
itors are made welcome by p. &.
dupont. He greeted many OF the
visitors In person. Several musioi-
ans gave recitsls on the pipe organ
In the theatre.
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for this exhibition and the program
will be an attractive one.
MISSIONARY REVIEW.

The woman's Missionary Society
Of First Central Presbyterian Church
met last evening a the church. Mrs
J. 3. Hamilton, president, presided
The annual reports OF officers and
chairmen OF standing committees
we're read. The reports showed
progress. Devotional service was in
charge OF Miss Sarah Prochnow. 4
paper on The American Indian
was read by Mrs. Aquilla Webb and
one on "Americsniza ton" by Miss
Mabel Baird. A social hour followed
the program.
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DANCE AT oENrREvuIF.

At the meeting OF the Original
Social Club OF Centreville held at the
home OF Edward Frederick last
night. final plans for the dance and
social to be given in Centreville
hall on Friday night were discussed.
This is 10 one OF the biggest at
fair yet attempted by the club.
Woods orchestra will furnish the
music. Many persons living in the
vicinity Of Centreville and the sur
rounding towns are expected 70 at
tend.
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NEIGHBORHOOD SOCIAL

Delamore Neighborhood Associs-
tion will hold a social tomorrow
evening at the Health Center. At
Maple and Porter street Each
member is asked to bring a friend.
The program, and refreshmeni
committee, is composed OF Miss Alma
r. Dunbar as chairman, Miss Irene
J.. Lendermsn. Mrs. p. Pankowsks,
Mrs. j. Donoghue and Miss Irene NJ
Razycki.
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ENrERrAINs DAUGHTERS.

Mrs. T. c. Mum, president OF the
Daughters OF 1912 Society OF Della
ware entertained the members or
The society at luncheon today al her
home. 1909 Delaware avenue The
guests OF honor were Mrs. II. c.
Boyer, president OF the State FEEDER
alton OF Women's Clubs. and Mrs
Frederick Bringhurst, president OF
the Wilmington New Century Club.
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WOMEN TO HEAR
OF PARK PLAN

The Business and Professional
Women's Clubs will meet at 3
o'clock tomorrow evening al the club
rooms. sl3 West street Edward r
Mack. superintendent Of city parks
will address the meeting on the
plans or the parks and psrkways for
the future. All members Of the club
are asked TO he present az a change
in the bylaws Il 10 he considered.
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Basketball has been a favorite
sport for many girls for some time
past, and during this year It has ap-
pealed to several girls teams. Per
haps one OF the most ardent enthu-
siasts is Miss Alice $. Montgomery,
physical director at the Peoples
settlement. During the past season.
many fast games have been played
on the settlement moor gym by the
different girls teams ~ this city
Miss Montgomery has refereed all
the games al the Settlement, and
also has served as referee for many
other games In this city She has
been a resident Of Wilmington since
last October. Her home is in Ken
nett Square. Pa. She is a graduate
OF tie Temple University, Phiiadei-
phia.
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"oUnTING BEE.

The Past Chiefs Association Of
Delaware Temple. No. /. Pythisn
Sisters will hold a quilting bee" in
Pythian Castle tomorrow afternoon
and evening A dinner will he served
to which all mem bers Of Delaware
Temple are invited to attend.
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SWEET ROSE SOCIAL

A dance will be given on Saturday
evening bX the members OF the
sweet Rose Social Club at +0s West
Seventh street Members ar. asked
10 have all tickets returned by 7.50
o'clock on Saturday evening
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TO DISCUSS CHINA.

The Auxiliary OF the woman's
Foreign Missionary Society OF Nj.
Pleasant NJ. r. Church will be held
at ? o'clock tomorrow afternoon a.
the home OF Mrs. r. NJ. Perkins, Sill
verside. Miss Emma Weldin will be
n charge OF the devotional services
and Mrs. Harry Campbell will pre-
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BoYs' CLUB TO ENTERTAIN

The BOYS Club OF the Italian
NeighborLood House. 71O Lincoln
street. gave dance last night AT
the Neighborhood House About
forty couples were present, Music
was furnished by the Metropolitan
Five.
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PENNSYLVANIA AID MEETING

PENNSYINA ANA MD MtEIIN"
The annual meeting OF uhe Wo-
mems Aid. Pennsylvania System.
Eastern Region. will be held tomor-
row In the Railroad Y. NJ. c. A., al
Forty-frst and Westminster avenue
Philadelphia Mrs. Gamble Latrobe'
general superintendent, will preside.
The business meeting will start at I
o'clock. A luncheon will be enjoyed
AZ noon. In the afternoon addresses
will be made by General W. W. At
terbury and Elisha Lee. A play and
musical program will also be pre-
sented. Those leaving this city vii
20 on tho s.4s train from French
street station.
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rAsrrRN STAR BAKE-sALE.

Julia NJ. Story Chapter No. a.
order Of the Eastern star, will hold
bake-sale tomorrow morning at
the ohice OF the Wilmington Gas
Company. Homemade cakes can
dies. bread and pies will be for sale.
Mrs. z. 3. Wilson is chairman Of the
event.
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EY'||'.sy'||'..SI'::''|.. ! !: I,..9:SII.%z' |: II.

Mrs. L. Heisler Ball is the guest
this week OF her sister, Miss Nellie
c. Justice, at Falkland. senator
BAH expects to come up from Wash
ington to spend the weekend.
The following wilmington stu
dents at the Baldwin school, Bryn
Mawr. are home for their spring va
cations: The MISSES Mary Bacchus.
Mary b. dupont. Constance dupont
Maybelle Coppage and Betty Meade.
Miss sarah W. Pyle, head worker
at the Peoples Settlement who has
been suffering from an atack OF the
grip. and Miss Edith Russell. as
sistant head worker at the Settle
mcnt. who has been suffering from
bronchial pneumonia, are both con-
vaiescing
william Winder Laird and s. ID.
Townsend returned Monday from
Palm Beach, where they spent sew
eral weeks.
Mrs. Joseph H. shaw, 1915 Wood
lawn avenue. entertained at cards
yesterday afternoon.
Miss Elizabeth W. Berger is
spending some time with her grand
parents. Colonel and Mrs. j. Ernest
smith. in Atlantic City
Mr.. and Mrs. spottswood Garland,
who have spent the winter In Cam
den. s. c.. are expected home cary
next month.
Miss sarah Townsend is spending
this week at Cedarhurst, l.. l.
Miss Helen oden is spending a
few days in Atlantic City.
Mrs. sherman c. Lloyd enter
tanned at cards last Friday.
Mrs. Samson stern. Miss Selma
stern and Oscar stern. i0l6 Rodney
street are planning a European Trip
this summer They expect 10 leave
early in June and will he away until
september. While abroad they will
visit France. Belgium. switzerland,
Germany and many other places OF
interest.
Mrs. carl snelenburs who has
been al Ashviile, \. C.. for the past
two months has returned 10 VIII
mington.
Mrs Robert Currinder OF stanton.
Is snendinr some time as the guest OF
her ~randdaughter. Mrs. Herbert 3
Nfearns IA North Broome street.
AIR. and Mrs Ludwick. OF Honey
brook Pa. entertained the following
wilmington people at house party
over the past weekend; Mr.. ana
Mrs John Lennon. Mr.. and Mrs.
walter Hail. Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
" Tadman. Jr., Mr. and Mrs. Her
bert b. Mearns. Miss Helen CornoE'
Mss Clara Comfy Ralph Durstein
and Charles Aichroet.
Mrs. Pierce Hunter and children
have returned from visit with rels-
tives in Norristown. Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Austin Porter and
children. OF Lancaster. Pa. visited
relatives and friends in this city on
sunday
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the. company are Mrs. Edward
Greenhslgh Miss Anna Simpkins.
Irwin Crew and willard Crew. The
Sterling Six orchestra will furnish
music for the play and dance.
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spscIal 70 The EvenIns journal.

Special to The Evening Journal.
NEWARK, March 2s.--In honor
OF Miss Frances Strickland, OF Elk
ton. Miss Ruth e. Vinsinger. OF West
Main street. gave a 500 card party
az her home last Saturday evening
other guests were members OF the
r. A. Club or the town. Those
present were: Frances strickland.
Aiieen shaw. Ruth Vinsinger Violet
Rowan Louise Hullihen Agnes
Frazer. Leslie Blackwell. Margaret
VinsinRer. Elms Robinson. Charlotte
Hossinger Frances Hullihen and
Catherine Townsend. The nrst prize.
a vanity case. was won by ARneF
Frazer. Frances Hullihen won the
hooby prize, camounaged candy
sucker. The annual eleoion OF Of
hcers were held with the following
result: President. Louise Hulrhen;
eecretary. Margaret vinringer; treas
urer. Leslie Blackwell The presi-
dent appointed the following execu-
tive committee: Frances Hullihen
and Kitty Townsend.
Relatives and friends gave a de-
lightful party on Saturday evening
To Mrs. David McMullen. OF Belle
moor. in honor Of her birthday an
niversarv The evening was speni
in music and games Many pretty
gifts were received by Mrs Nc.
Mullen Those present were Mrs
and Mrs David McMullen. Mr.. anC
Mrs. Richard McMullen, Mr. and
Mrs. Herman McMullen. MIR. ans
| Mrs. Roland McMullen, Mr.. and Mrs
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An executive meeting OF the State
Federation OF women's Clubs will
he held in New Castle on Thursday
April 6. At this time arrange
ments will he made for the annual
State meeting OF the federation
which will be held in Kehoboth br
July.
Washington Heights Century
Club will hold It's annual luncheon
in the duBarry room OF the Hote
DUPONT at o'clock on Wednesday
April 3. Mrs. Irwin l.. Howett. gen.
eral chairman OF the event. is beinl
assisted by the following club mem
bers. Mrs. Carol W. Griffiths. Mrs.
j. E. Fuller and Mrs. Laura W. Nc
Kay. The following will be host
esses: Mrs r. J. wier. Mrs. John V
Waite. Mrs. W. J. Lackey, Mrs. Harr.
MacCutcheOn. Mrs. Joseph l.. Scott
Mrs. j. n. Hoffman. Mrs. Laura V
Mckay. Mrs. Carroll w. Grifiith
Mrs Harry !. ellis. Mrs c. n. Dill
lon. Mrs. }. NJ. Brentiinger and Mrs
Harry W. Lewis.
Mrs. Clarence Frsim will act a.
tosstmistress and the following viii
respond with toasts; Mrsr. II. n
Boyer. president OF the State FEEDER
alton OF womens Clubs; Mrs. S
Blair Luckie. Of the Chester New
Century Club. and Mrs. T. c. Alex
ander. president OF the Women
club OF Claymont.
An interesting program has beef
arranged for the occasion. consist
ing OF vocal solos by Mrs. Clifford V
MannerinE snd Mrs. Harry T. More
land, a reading by Miss Grace Bsir'
and piano selections by Mrs. Charlie
r. Grifhth. The club chorus will ais
sing.
From all Indications many guest
are expected al the luncheon and
promises to be one OF the many de
lightful OF the club affairs thi
spring.
Currents Events Glass of III
Washington Heights Century Clul
will observe Bible Day next Monda
afternoon in the clubhouse. Mrs. "
r. Stevens ls chairman. The Rev
r. W. Trspnen. rector OF St. An
drews P. f. Church, will be tn
speaker. His topic will be JOB tn
Man" Current Events will be give
by Mrs George F. Cornell. Mrs.
r. Fuller will read a paper on IN
Book OF Esther. Mrs. W. z. Dous
las will give a reading, "Hassr
Farewell" written by August
Moore Music will be in charge
Miss Alva farrell. pianist. Refresh
ments will be served by the hosp
tality committee, Mrs. Carroll y
Griffith, chairman.
The monthly business meeting {
the Women's Club Of Newport wi
he held at o'clock Friday aftei
noon in Red Mems Hall. Newpor
As there il much new business TO
discussed all members are asked
be present.
Presidents, past and present, OF n
Wilmington New Century Club wei
guests OF honor yesterday mOrnir
At the current events class Of II
club. In addition to greetings fro
all the guests there was a delight
musical program, given by Mi
Madeline G. Reed. Mrs. John
Brady and Mrs. Julian Adair. MI
Mabel Haley contributed sever
piano selections Current events we
given by Mrs George T. Brown. MI
l william Bradford gave review
= John Gslsworthys Castles
81 Spain"
4 The presidents or the cub sln
% its founding in 1889 are Augusta
u Consnt. Martha 8. Cause. Mrs. A.
h Warner. Mrs. Charles Miller. Franz
F. Garrett. Mary n. Mathsr, Mary
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sent the literary part OF the pr,
gram. The subpect for discussle
will be China with Its Mar
Phases"
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Mr.. and Mrs Horace sudler. OF
Bridgevilie. announce the marriage
Of their daughter Miss Sara Benn
Sudler to Thsne Whitehill, on
March 4. at Belgrade, Serbia The
bride is daughter OF State Insur-
ance Commissioner Sudler and has
been in Serbia since early In the fan
where she has been engaged I'm so
cisl work. During the World War
she spent two years overseas az a
Red Cross nurse. she returned TO
France after the armistice and took
up the work under the French gov
ernment. For few months last
spring she was in this city as mem
her Of the nursing stan a. the Della
ware Hospital doing social work at
the local institution.
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MARsHALTTON RUMMAGE SALE

A rummsge sale will beNsiven by
the Marshallton School and the
Civic Club on Saturday az ia Tat
nall street.
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Observation-Disclosures:
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'lIIIlI |i'A Observation-Disclosures

Mrs. william Francis Tatnan, OF
Germantown. Pa. has announced
the engagement OF her daughter,
Miss Elizabeth n. Tatnsl 10 VIII
liam Powers, OF Youngstown, Ohio.
Miss Tatnsll is a granddaughter OF
the late Henry Lea ratnsll, Of this
city. MIR. Powers was a member OF
the 1890 class At Princeton. The
wedding will probably take place in
the fall.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Austin Porter and
children, OF Lancaster. Pa visited
relatives and friends in this city on
Sunday.
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Mrs. Pierce Hunter and children
have returned from a visit with rels-
tives in Norristown. Pa.
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Mrs Robert currinder. Of stanton.
IS spending some time as the guest OF
her granddaughter. Mrs. Herbert -
Afearns. 414 North Broome street
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The monthly business meeting OF
the Womens Club Of Newport will
he held at o'clock Friday after
noon in Red Mems Hall, Newport.
As there Ia much new business TO be
discussed all members are asked to
be present.
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Mrs. carl sneilenburg who has
been al Ashvile, \. C.. for the past
two months has returned 10 VII
mington'