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Evening journal., 1922-12-27

creatures. tall and athletic, The Pari-
sian Is short and is apt TO run to
curves. She is essentially a femin-
inc person, wearing as much cos
metic in the morning hours as the
American showgirl does under the
footliehts. Her round white face is
a background for greasy scarlet lips
and heavily penciled eyelids.
Quite the most striking thing about
the Partisan is her makeup. Our
most brazen happers are reluctant
about applying lip rouge in public.
Not the Partisan miss. She 'lays
down her salad fork, places her mir
ror against the coffee pot daubs her
eyelids with a blue crayon. blends
the color gently into the lids, red
dens her mouth. dips her fingers In
the fingerbowl and calls it a day.
Shabbiiy GOwned Girls
At MaXlms, which by the way. is
very disappointing 10 the American
who expects to find It something like
our Palais Royal or Mont Msrte and
finds It a little room filled with
smoke and stray women under sad
looking light fixtures, one Is aston
lshed to see such shabbily gowned
girls, for even among this doubtful
class one expects to see a few start
ling Inspirations OF Partisan design
ers The American dressmaker
could find little inspiration there.
Al another popular rendezvous de
dance and champagne. one picks
ont or the dancing throng a girl with
chestnut hair and lovely brown eyes,
in a creation which is un-
doubtedly the last word; her legs
are trim. her feet correct. There |
IS no bulginess about her waistline. |
But. alas. as she passes us her LIQUID |
voice utters a slang phrase that is
entirely American and we are again /
disillusioned.
But whatever we saw or the .
clothes, her figure
Dr. her overpowering use OF cos
netics. we must admit that she has
harm. Where other woman ac-
luire II, she IS born with IT,. Those
heavily penc!led eyelids OF the little
;irl OF the cafe can express more
han the educated eyes OF many OF
,ur screen stars. Sne comes Of a
ace OF expressive shoulders. OF
hands She is art to the
ingertips. Give her a simple frock
nd a box OF cosmetics and she will
hrug her way into our hearts in
pite OF the frock and her mask-like
title face. The technique OF some
4 the little sixteen-year-o coquettes
bout Paris would put many Of our
amous divorces 20 shame
As to the French silhouette. you
ee lt everywhere in smart American
hops-varied perhaps by our usage
4 colors. And IL you wish to see
Ieautiful women in Paris gowns look
N Fifth Avenue New York. L. s. A.
Evening journal., 1922-12-27
BEACON COLLEGE NOTES

Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Hirons and
family, 2OO4 Van Buren street, are
spending part of the holidays with
Mr.. and Mrs. A. NJ. Walls at Sails
bury. Maryland.
Miss Anne Wright, OF the faculty
is spending the holidays with her
family in Greensboro, Maryland.
Roland Kennedy, president of the
athletic association, is spending the
week with his people in Stewards
town, Pa.
Members OF the faculty have Just
heard from Marion Hodgson, who is
now emp-oyed by the dupont Com
pany IN Chile, South America.
Miss Marion Abbott, OF Washing
ton. d. c., returned to that city to-
day, after spending the past five days
with friends in Wilmington.
William Robbins 1919 Lancaster
avenue, won the $40 which was re-
Gently awarded by the athletic asso-
citation. Mr. Kennedy and Mr.
Beacon had charge OF awarding the
prize.
The next business and social meet
lng OF the Beacon College Club viii
be held on Friday evening, January
u. Officers will, be elected at this
meeting.
Word has been received from
Miss Teresa Sullivan, who has just
been promoted to Secretary to the
Sales Manager of the Bird Manu-
featuring Company. South Walpole,
Mass. Miss Sullivan reports that
she Is also teaching shorthand in
one OF the evening schools of Wal
pole.
The school will reopen on Tues
day, January 2.
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TO PRESENT CANTaTA.

"Ssnta's Toy Factory" a csntata
will be presented by rs boys and
girls OF the Junior Department of
the St. Paurs NJ. e. Church, Sun
day School, tomorrow evening in
the church auditorium. The can
tata will be given under the direc-
tion OF Mrs. Elizabeth 4. McVey.
who is superintendent Of the Junior
Department OF the Sunday School.
The affair will be a part Of the Sun
day School Christmas entertainments.
AT the close of the exercises Santa
Claus will distribute gifts TO all the
guests.
On Friday evening a Christmas
entertainment viii be given at the
church by the members Of the Jun
Tor Epworth League. the Junior
Church and the members Of the
probation class. The entertaiDm ent
will be given under the direction
of Mrs. S. NJ. Keen, who is SUPER
intendent Of the Junior Epworth
League.
Evening journal., 1922-12-27
|I' D Clubs. !.:'.......' !::''.!'....

The anniversary luJpcheon Of tn.
Twentieth Century Club of Smyrns
will be held at ] o'clock Tuesday
February 13. Elaborate plans are
being made for this event.
Blue Rock Community Club. ot
Gordon Heights, will meet next Wed
nesday afternoon at the home oil
Mrs. Thomas Mowbray
The Woman's Club OF Clsymonr
held a Christmas party this after
noon at the Delaware Indusrris
School for Girls. Mrs. f. s. Jack
son. superintendent OF the school
was hostess. Music was in charge
of Mrs. r. c. McFaul a
Club members brought their chill
dren as guests. These young folk
were entertained with stories bv
Mrs. Floy E. Booth.
Under the auspices Of the nospi-
tality committee of the club a card
party will be held on Thu--ssv eve
ming. January 4, at the Green
Lantern.
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SIGMA KAPPA
4HOLWA Y DANCE

Nearly 500 young persons attend
ed the Christmas dance of the Sigma
Kappa Delta Fraternity held Mon
day evening in the ballroom Of the
Hotel dupont. Music was furnished
by Madden's orchestra.
During the intermission OF dances
Santa Claus distributed souvenirs to
the guests Each member Of the
fraternity together with many grad
uate members. who are home from
college for the holidays, wore a
pink rose boutonniere.
Evening journal., 1922-12-27
american Women More
SmartJ ColUned Than
Our Cousins in Paris
By HEDDA HOYT
Written for the United Press)

PARIS. Franco CBy Mail to The
United Press) The American wo-
man who lmagines that most OF the
women OF Paris look like fashion
/ plates and who expect to be stag
gered by the "chicness" OF the
| French women on the boulevards,
will receive jolt when visiting
Paris.
One sees more smartlv gowned
women in ten minutes on Fifth Ave-
/ nue. than one sees in weeks time
{ in Paris At the opera the thea
( tres and the smart rendezvous
where one would expect to find stun
ningly dressed women one is sim
ply amazed to see so few OF them.
The average American stenographer
IS as cleverly dressed as many OF the
so-cslled Smart Parisians
As for bizarre effects. the Ameri-
can girl who attempts them so com
pletely outranks her Partisan sister
that any comparison is lud.crous.
In fact, one sees no bizarre effects In
Paris. There is a great sameness.
about gowns that are all black.
stockings that are all hesh-to toned
and checks that are without color
II there are exceptions 10 this rule
Of gowning for the street in Paris
this season. one fails TO see them.
Il is only when one is admitted
into the sanctum- m-sanctorum OF the
famous gown houses. such as Paqu In
Po!ret. Lanvin and others. that one
sees creations that really come up
to ones expectations. And many
OF these creations we have seen be-
fore among the imports in our eX-
elusive shops. There is a theory !
that the Partisan designer keeps his |
finest wares for the Partisan trade !
and that our American buyers never |
get TO see them, but our American I
dollar Is the medium which dis
proves this theory.
skirts in France.
Skirts are not strikinglv long for
street and daytime wear in Paris in
spite OF the fact that they started
the long skirt idea. For evening
wear they are usually ankle length.
The Partisan evening frock IS SINH
ar 10 our formal afternoon gown in
that It usually has sleeves OF some
sort and is invariably worn with a
turban. The Partisan is seldom
without hat. IL may be just
little turban Of transparent silver
lace or one OF the extremely large
brimmed affairs that they are favor
ing al present. Fans and hair orna-
ments and little accessories which
we deem essential adjuncts for the
formal evening frock are seldom
seen in Paris.
In searching for stunning women
we find at once that the average
Partisan is handicapped by her
physique. Where our American
women are usually straight boylsh
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NURSES DANCE
FRIDAY NIGHT

The Nurses Training School OF
Delaware Hospital will hold a dance
on Friday evening in the dining
hall OF the hospital Crawford's
orchestra will furnish music. The
hall will be decorated with holly, in
keeping with the Christmas season.
The dance will he attended by
virtually every student in the train
ing school, the board OF managers.
medical staff and other officials Of
the institution.
Evening journal., 1922-12-27
SMALL, EARLY
DANCE SATURDAY

The committee in charge OF the
Small and Early dance which is to
he held on Saturday evening, is pre-
dieting the largest and best of these
dances held to date The presence
OF the young folks home from school
will add greatly TO the pleasure Of
the occasion and practically all the
younger set is expected to be pres
ent. The dance will be from 9 un-
I'll IL O'clock in the duBarry room
of the Hotel dupont.
The guests will be received at the
dance by Mrs. George p. Bissell, Mrs.
Robert H. Richards. Mrs. Christie
pher L. Ward and Mrs. william K.
dupont.
Mrs. Clement W. Miller will give
a dinner before the small and early.
Evening journal., 1922-12-27

ANNOUNCED

At dinner dance last evening
at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. H. A.
J. Upham, in Milwaukee, Wis. the
engagement OF their daughter. Miss
Caroline Green Upham, was an
nounced TO James H. Hughes. Jr.
OF Wilmington. United States Dis
trict Attorney for the District OF
Delaware. Mr.. Hughes Is a nephew
OF former Secretary of State James
II. Hughes, OF Dover. while Miss
Upham Is a cousin OF Mrs. lanes
H. Hughes and Of Clarence Ray
mond, OF Smyrna.
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BICHoR CHoLEM DANCE.

About 500 persons attended the
third annual ball given last evening
in the New Century Club under the
auspices OF the Ladies' Bichor Cho-
lem Moshev Zekenhi7u Socista
Music was furnished by Kate's ob
chestra. Refreshments were serve5
during the intermission. The pro-
ceeds will be used to defrsy the ex-
penses of maintaining the Home for
Aged at 211 West street.
Mrs. Charles w. Schagrin is preei-
dent of the society. other officsR,
are: Mrs. J. Goldstein. Mrs K
Freedman. Mrs. f. Cohen and Mn
J. b. Faber.
Evening journal., 1922-12-27

Miss Marie Simon. 1895 Pennsyl
vanis avenue, will entertain at card;
on Friday afternoon.
The Rev. and Mrs. E. l. Hubbard
Miss Agnes Hubbard and Mr.. and
Mrs. John Rieffel. OF washington
are the guests this week OF the Rev
and Mrs. Carlisle l. Hubbard. over
ehe weekend the Rev. and Mrs.
Hubbard entertained the Rev. and
Mrs. Hefsy Stewart and children. OF
Havre de Grace. Nd,
Miss Margaret Foulk, a teacher al
Public School No. I. IS the guest
this week OF friends in Connecticut.
Mrs. Webster Blakeley, OF Rising
sun Lane and her niece Miss Doro-
Thy LRtimer. are spending the holi-
days a. Atlantic City.
Louis lee, a student at the uni
verslly OF Virginia. is spending the
holidays in this city.
Edwin Van Trump. Jr., formerly
OF this city. but now OF Syracuse, n.
y, IS spending the holidays in viii.
mington.
Miss Gertrude Lee, OF Frederick,
Nd. Is the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas S. Lee Horsey,
Mr.. and Mrs. E. r. Cochran. Jr..
entertained this afternoon in honor
OF their daughter. Miss Kitty Coch-
ran.
Miss Margaret Gulick, 500 Jack
son street, gave a tea yesterday aft
ernoon in honor OF Mrs. william
Greenwood OF Rochester, n. Y, who
Is spending the holidays in this city.
Before her recent marriage. Mrs.
Greenwood was Miss Margaretta
butcher, OF Wilmington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Markley Shaw OF
Point Pleasant. n j., are the guests
this week OF Wilmington relatives.
William II. Morford. a cadet at
the United States Military Acsd-
emy. West Point, is spending the
holidays at his home in this city.
Mrs William 8. IIilles is spend .
ing a few days in New York City |
Miss Katherine Hilles will be a .
guest OF Baltimore friends on FRI
day.
J Harry Wright. OF Boston Uni ,
versity, il spending the holidays at
his home here.
DR.. and Mrs. J. Paul Lukens
have returned from Quincy, Mass.
where they spent Christmas with
thsir daughter. Mrs. wilman Ben
son.
Mr.. and Mrs. Anthony A. Reimig. |
OF Elizabeth. n. J., and the Misses .
Anna and Marguerite
Blatz. OF New York, are the guests
Of Mr.. and Mrs. William c. Blatz.
Mrs. Zsdoc A. Pool will enter
tain at bridge luncheon tomorrow.
DR.. and Mrs. Meredith 7 Samuel
about twenty members
II the Kappa Kappa Kappa Soror-
~ last evening at their home at
he Cedars. The evening was en-
Dyed in dancing and games.
Evening journal., 1922-12-27
HAMMER CLUB
DANCES TONIGHT

The annual dance OF the Hammer
Club will be held this evening in Gil
bert Studio.
The Hammer Club was organized
in 1915 by a group OF girls OF the
February section OF 1916 class OF
Wilmington high school. Each year
the club gives a dance which Is at
tended by high school graduates par
tieularly members OF the IS class.
Members Of the club are the Misses
Helen Warren Smith. Anna s. White,
Miriam Cameron. Eleanor ]. Stuart
and Ruth Fleming.
Evening journal., 1922-12-27
CHRISTMAS DANCE.

The Ladies' Auxiliary Of Will
mington Council No. SO7, United
Commercial Travellers, gave a
Christmas dance last evening in the
duBarry room of the Hotel dupont.
Several novelty dances were on the
program.
Those on the committee were:
Mrs. Robert d. Stats, Miss Mildred
Grubb, Miss Edna L. Moffett, Mrs.
Harry Layton, Miss Edna Layton,
Miss Mildred Walls. Mrs. George
Conley and Miss Jessie Boyer.
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TO SING CANTATA.

In the new Sunday School Hall on
Thursday night. the juniors OF Hsr-
rison Street Church, assisted by
Marvin c. Crosssn. will present an
elaborate Christmas csntsta. entitled
The Topsy Turvey Christmas. The
cantata is under the direction OF
Miss Mary Christy Helsler
Evening journal., 1922-12-27
PdrEi@s d. S

Miss Mildred Pike. entertained A
number OF her girl friends, a. her
home. SIT West Seventh street,
Tuesday evening.
Those present were: The Misses
Marie Thompson, Alice Browning.
Margaret Moore, Permelia Thomp-
son, Myrtle Fortnor. Mildred Moore.
Mildred Pike, Pauline Thompson.
Marie Tracy. Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Snyder and Mr. and Mrs Robert H.
Handy. The evening was spent in
playing ga lines and dancing.
Evening journal., 1922-12-27
Y. =,
ii.:.s
AsgssySassys,lkS AIIjII " 5::;'!!i.ji5l,.:;|IkyS

AT a party held on Saturday eve
ming at the home OF Mr. and Mrs
William G. Jenness, 1914 West
Fourteenth street, announcement
was made OF the engagement OF
their daughter, Miss Mildred Jen-
ness, to William J. Lindsay, OF this
city. Mr. Lindsay is son OF Mr..
and Mrs. David Lindsay, OF Prov
ince. Md. No date has been set for
the wedding.
The evening was spent in music
A buffet supper was served.
Evening journal., 1922-12-27
SUNSHINE MEETING

The executive board OF Delaware
Division, International Sunshine So
ciety viii meet January 3. The place
Of meeting will be announced later.
At the meeting detailed reports of
the Sunshine Society's Christmas
cheer will be submitted and made
public.
Evening journal., 1922-12-27
l(l'l3g:slI!I! I! lIlsB$!g !,1l.'||ii!!'}::'!||...::: g:

In Sacred Heart Church at s
o'clock this morning, Miss Eliza
beth Anne Gibney. daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. James B. Gibney, 1904
Clayton street, was married to NJ.
Eugene Crumlish, son of Mr.. and
! Mrs. Edward E. Crumlish, 1915
West Ninth street. The Rev. Leon
| ard Walter officlated.
The bride had as her only attend
ant, Miss Elfiora Crumlish, sister OF
the bridegroom. The best man was
the brides brother. Fred j. Gibney,
of East Orange. n. j.
The bride wore sapphire blue
chiffon velvet with trimmings of
steel buckles and a picture hat OF
black velvet trimmed in monkey
fur. Her slippers were of black
suede with cut steel buckles. The
bridal bouquet was a shower Of
bride roses, lilies Of the valley and
sweet peas.
The maid OF honor wore beaver
colored satin crepe with brown
slippers and brown panne velvet
hat. Her corsage was Of sweetheart
roses and sweet peas.
Following the ceremony, a wed
ding breakfast was served at the
home OF the brides parents for the
immediate families and relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Crumlish left this
morning on a trip north and on
their return will reside at 26 Della
ware avenue, Carney's Point, N. J..
Mr.. Crumlish is associated with the
Jackson Laboratory at Deep Water
Point.
Miss Florence G. Deery. daugh-
ter of Mrs. Kathryn Deery. OF this
city. and Joseph P. Russell. were
quietly married at the parochiel resi-
dence OF the Cathedral on Saturday
afternoon, by the Rev. Father Ryan.
Their only attendants were Miss
Mary f. August and James Russell.
The bride wore blue poiret twill
with coral silk hat trimmed in sill
Yer. Miss August wore brown. Fol-
lowing a short wedding trip Mr.. and
Mrs. Russell will reside in this city.
On Sunday, Mr.. and Mrs. G. II.
Schaffer. of Germantown. enter
tanned at wedding supper in honor
of the couple.
. Miss Wilhelmens KIn otter and /
Charles A. Haverbeck, were married |
yesterday afternoon at the West |
Presbyterian Manse, eos Adams
street, by the Rev. A. W. Some. I
D. D. Mrs. Anna Taylor was ma
tron OF honor. and Joseph Haver-
beck was best man. Tine newly /
couple left for Washington
on their honeymoon. They will /
make their home in this city.
Miss Olive T. Banks and Stephen /
F. Stewart, both OF this city, were
last Saturday evening at the
parsonage OF Trinity NJ. E. Church.
by the ReRv. Z. II. Collins. Those
present at the ceremony We're the
brides sisters, the Misses Reba and
Marion Banks and grandfather, Ed
ward Banks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stewart are on n
Wedding trip and on their return
Will live in this city.
Evening journal., 1922-12-27
MT. PLEASANT MEETING

The Womens Foreign Missionary
Society of Mt. Pleasant NJ. E.
Church will meet at the home Of
Miss Emma Weldin, near Blue Ball.
at . o'clock tomorrow afternoon. The
Rev. George w. Weldin will have
charge of the devotional services. A
Christmas offering will be taken.
Evening journal., 1922-12-27
AID SOCIETY MEETING

The Ladies Aid Society of Della
ware Avenue Baptist Church will
meet in the church at 2.3O. O'Clock
tomorrow afternoon. A pleasing
program has been arranged for the
Evening journal., 1922-12-27
BANKERS CLUB DANCE

The Bankers and Brokers' Club
will give a dance in the ballroom OF
the Hotel DUPONT on Friday evening.
Dancing will be from 9 until
o'clock and the music will be furnish
ed by Wilson's Orchestra. Many
delightful features are being arrang-
ed for the program
Evening journal., 1922-12-27
RADIANT CHAPTER BANQUET.

The third annual banquet Of Ra-
d!ant Chapter. No. 6. order of the
Eastern Star. VIII be held on Friday
evening in Odd Fellows Hall. The
banquet will be held at 7.30 o'clock
and dancing will follow from until
f2 O'Clock. Mrs. Mary A. Woodus
is worthy matron OF the chapter
Evening journal., 1922-12-27

Nathaniel Robin. = member OF
he Senior class OF the University
! - Pennsylvania. Is spending the
ssMSays vita his parents Dr.. ana
Mrs. AlSsrt Robin. In June Mr..
Sessr Win graduate from the Uni
vsrSsy ~ Eedio.ne.
Ms. :. BerSovitE and daughter
Nae are srsa1.ag shs week IN New
yorS
Nlr sns Mrs c. a. Miller. SIS
Nor,h Graas avenue are entertaining
Mss Geneva Bling o. Harrington,
Del. over ne hoH3sys-
Mr and Ms Waiisr J.. Haley. o.
Lakewood. y T. are spending the
holidays WITH relatives here.
Mss Helen Groves. a member OF
The faculty o. the Esrr. .agton High
school. Harrington. De Is spend
ing the honSays with her parents,
Mr.. sad Mrs Ben;analn A Groves, at
kismsnsi.
Miss Elsis I. Sprlng. ~ washing
ton. and Miss Narg l. Spr.ng. OF.
Sweet Brisr Colege. Sweet Briar.
Va. are ne guests Of 'heir sister.
Mrs. Frank H Buck. IolS West
Tenth street.
Mr.. ana Mrs. James MeKendriek.
Of Philadelphia, we're weekend
guests OF Mr. and Mrs. Clarence p.
Buck, in the Belmont Apartments.
Robert y. Foulk. q member OF the
faculty OF the wilmington High
High School. IS the guest this week
OF relatives in Pittsburgh, Pa.
William Stewart. Jr.. a dental stu
dent A. the University OF Maryland.
Is home for the holidays.
Mrs. Bessie IlSis. and sons, James
and Donald. OF Philadelphia. were
guests over Christmas OF Mr.. and
Mrs. T. Lees Bariieson.
Miss Nellie Gray is spending the 1
holidays with relatives in Camden.
Del.
Miss Myrtle Thompson is the
guest OF her parents. at oxford Md. |
Miss Thompson Is member OF the
teaching staff OF public school No. 4.
C. T. Lednum, who has been the |
guest or his parents. Mr. and Mrs. |
W. s. I.ednum since early in De-
oember. left yesterday for his home |
in Denver.
Mr. and Mrs Edward McIntire,
S25 Clayton street, were guests over
Christmas OF their son and daughter
in-law. Mr.. and Mrs Frank b. Nc
Intire, at Newburg. n. Y.
Miss Polly Wells OF Middletown.
Conn, arrived yesterday TO he the
guest during the holidays OF Miss
Csrita ortiz.
Mrs. Douglas Moore and Mrs.
Arthur Ketcham. OF Buffalo, are
spending the holidays with their
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. r. n. Dun
lam.
James Craig son OF Mr.. and Mrs
clarence Craig, OF New Castle. is
pending the holidays with his par
'nts. Mr.. Craig until recently was
chemist in the routine analytical
laboratory of the Proctor and Gam
lie Company. IvorydaIe. Ohio. Mr..
'raig is taking a post graduate
curse at the University Of Chicago
Mr.. and Mrs Yorke F. Rhodes.
I Ocean Grove. n. j.. will be the
uests over New Years OF Mt
lhodes' parents. MI and Mrs. A. q
'dward Rhodes. OF Hillcrest
The Misses Jechebet Topkis Sarah :
.eopold. Beatrice Jacoby and Sadie ;
acoby. students az Goucher Col ,
,ge. Baltimore, are spending the :
olidays at their homes in this city. I
Mr.. and Mrs. F.. r. Sheppard. OF I
lew York. are the guests of Mrs [
heppard's parents, Mr.. and Mrs F
Iarvey f. Booker n
Evening journal., 1922-12-27
PEPPER CLUB SOCIAL

The Pepper Club of Delaware
avenue Baptist Church will hold a
social in the church tomorrow even
ing. All members and friends are
invited. A good time is assured
ALL
Evening journal., 1922-12-27
SUNSHINE PARTY

Washington Heights Branch, In
ternational Sunshine Society. will
hold a Christmas party al the home
of the treasurer. Mrs. James Salmon.
1903 Washington sreet, at o'clock
tomorrow afternoon.