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HOME AND SCHOOLS
SHOULD COOPERATE
Miss Devine TeIls Washington
Heights Club OF School
Work.

Miss Sarah $. Devine, principal o.
No. 80 school, read paper on "Co
operation Between the Home and the
School, before the Washington Heights
Century Club last week.
She introduced her talk by saying
that the school and home overlap be-
cause they are working with the same
material and for tho same ends. The
school is limited in the field wherein il
can discipline the child, whereas the
parents can control his outside erf-
vironment
Miss Devine emphasized the need
Of keeping children of the streets at
night, of seeing TO II that the children
weat simple food and enoughsof it, and
have plenty of sleep, If they are to do
good work in school. The home should
train child to be obedient before he
enters school, because obedience marks
the difference between civilized people
and savages." The speaker also stressed
the Importance of teaching the child
honesty, punctuality and regularity of
Attendance.
Miss Devine reminded her auditors
that the rules and regulations necessary
for the conduct of the school should re-
ceive the cooperation of parents, who
should teach the child to'obey promptly.
She also urged that there be mutual
respect and courtesy between home and
school. The teachers are not permitted
to criticise the parents before the chill
dren and the rule should work both ways.
She spoke of the bad effects Of criticising
the teacher before the child, sending
verbal messages by him, or forming
snap Judgment before any matter is
investigated. She urged that parents
go straight to the teacher to discover
why the child, according to his testimony
is being i'll treated. She reminded her
audience that personal preferences cam
not always be met in the class room
where the good of the whole student body
must be considered.
She encouraged the parents Is of way
ward children by saying that through
the sympathetic guidance of parent and
teacher, the child's greater strength of
character may be developed.
Her practical hints as TO the proper
environment of the child included
knowledge of his companions, supply
Of good reading matter, and training in
carefulness, loyalty, truthfulness, obedi-
ence to law, and respect for authority.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-01-21
BRIDGEyILLE TUESDAY
NIGHT CLUB

Bridgeville, Jan. 21.--As revival
services are in progress at Union NJ.
e, Church, the weekly meeting of the
Bridgeville Tuesday might Club was
held Tuesday afternoon at the home
Of Mrs. G.. Leon Cannon on Main
street An unusually large number
attended. The program of the after
noon was in charge of Mrs. Luther G..
Welch and Mrs. Price Jacobs. The
subjects for discussion were THE
Land OF the lncas" and "The Pizarro
Family" the former being discussed
by Mrs. WEIGH and the latter by Mrs.
Jacobs. Mrs G. Leon Cannon snd
Mrs. Rolard S, Elliott played TWO
piano duets.
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DISCUSS LIMITED WORK DAY.
Miss Brinton TO Conduct Meeting
Monday in ST. Andrews Parish
House.

The Limited Work-day' will be
discussed in the Parish House of St.
Andrews church. Eighth and Orange
streets, Monday, nt o'clock, under the
leadership of Miss Helen Brinton, ten
hour law inspector for the Labor Com
mission Of Delaware. As q. basis for
discussion a pamphlet entitled, "a
Physiological Basis for the Shorter
Working Day for Women" which is
issued 10y the Women's Bureau of the
L. ;. Department Of Labor, has been
sent TO all who have registered for the
Community Study Course on Indus
trial Questions" This course is being
gwen by the Consumers League OF
Delaware on the second and fourth
Mondays Of January, February and
March. There is no fee and cordial
invitation is extended TO all who are
interested in the industrial questions of
the day.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-01-21
RICHARDSON PARK
WOMEN'S CIVIC CLUB

The Women's Civic Club of Richard
son Park observed donation day, this
week at the home of Mrs V. +. Hirsch
of Elmhurst. Generous donations were
received from the club members and
from the school children, which will be
given to the needy in the vicinity. Mrs.
Samuel Townsend, director for the club
Sunshine Branch, gave a report OF the
Sunshine convention held recently at
Sunshine Hall.
Mrs. William H. Watson, chairman
of ways and means, announced a card
party for the benefit of the club, to be
given Tuesday evening, January "a,
in the Community Building, at Richard
son Park.
The next meeting of the club will be
on February at the home of Mrs.
Watson. Two new officers will be elected.
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FRATERNITY DANCE.
College and School Boys and Girls
at Hotel du Pont.

An enjoyable dance WAS given last
evening in the Gold ballroom Of the
Hotel du Pont by the Delaware Chapter
Of the Sigma Alpha Phi Fraternity.
About 200 couples attended, the ma
jority being young school and college
people of Wilmington and the vicinity.
As the guests entered, they were
greeted by four children who presented
them with clever novelties, small crepe
paper clowns, with grotesque faces, tiny
mouthorgans, and amusing "love ther-
mometers," in which the mercury rose
swiftly when in contact with the heat
Of the hand. The attractive programs
had fabrikoid covers, bearing picture
Of the fraternity pin. The little pages
were Mary Schrack, Anna Bosley, Bob
Radcliffe, Bob Knock.
The patronesses for the dance were
Mrs. ". T. Sharpless, Mrs. +. NJ.
Webb, Mrs. c. +. Norfolk, Mrs. II. B.
Mearns, Mrs. r. W. Tadman.
The ballroom was undecorated, but the
many dancing couples presented such
kaleidoscope of vivid color that no
further decorating was necessary. As
the Fraternity is composed of very
Nouie hiSi, iioos VI thNii Poi eitei = wiz
charming afternoon frocks rather than
formal evening gowns.
The Original Six furnished music
for the dancing, which started at Q.
Spot dances and novelty dance were
among the features. The ehairmen Of
the committees deserve much credit
for their successful arrangements. They
were Newell Broadway, Frank Sharpless,
Oliver Baker, Wainwright Dawson,
Harold McWhorter.
The Sigma Alpha Phi is national
fraternity, the local chapter of which
was organized about two years ago.
The dance last night was the first given
this season.
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MIDDLETowN NEW CENTURY.

The members Of the MiddIetown New
Century Club were entertained at a
movie" on Tuesday afternoon, when
Manager Lewis had the Mallinson silk
film shown at the Opera House. The
picture portrayed the development Of
the silk industry. Miss Lewis, who is
connected with the Mallinson Silk firm
gave an address on the subject. At a
business meeting, held later, il was
decided TO have the annual club lunch
con on February 0. The club will give
half of the needed equipment for serving
hot lunches to the school children. On
next Tuesday afternoon, DR.. Martin W.
Barr of the Elwyn School for Feeble
Minded will talk on Japan" Miss
Josephine Biggs is in charge of the
program.
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NEW CENTURY CLUB :
\ CURRENT EVENTS

The Current Events Class at the
New Century Club on Tuesday will open
with piano duet by Mrs. Norman $.
Huxley and Mrs. Charles Il. Griffith.
Mrs. L. G. Robinson will give current
events, after which Charles 3. Farmer,
editor of Every Evening, will speak on
"Silhouettes of the Arms Conference. ="
Mrs. Mary K. Bradford will read a
paper on "The Importance Of the Pre-
School Age" and Mrs. Harold A. Kings
bury will give book review of The
Young Enchanter'A by Hugh Walpole.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-01-21
CAMDEN.

A brilliant event Of the season took
place at the Round Table clubhouse in
Camden this week, when the Round
Table Club celebrated its 2lst ami
versary. The rooms were artlsticlly
decorated with plants, flowers and wood
land greens, and were filled all evening
with the members of the club and their
guests, many Of whom were from out OF
town. A delicious chicken salad and
oyster supper was served, during which
an orchestra rendered selections. After
dinner a program of entertainment was
gwen and then the guests danced or
played cards.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-01-21
TEMPLE SIsTERHOOD MEETING.

The Sisterhood OF the Temple OF
Truth had its regular social afternoon
last Wednesday. Mrs Matt Finger read a
veryintercsting paper entitled, Hungry
Heart Refreshments were served.
A danccwill be given in the vcstry room
next Wednesday evening to which all
Temple aud Sisterhood members and
confrmants Sunday are invited. Re-
freshmenis viii be served
Delegates TO the Women League of
the United Synagoples will leave sun
day morning TO attend the convention
to be held in, New York City Sunday,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-01-21
Girl Students Unusually Healthy
by Elsie Leonor. wooleyhan.

Sara Roe, %, vice-preidsnt d NJ
Athletic Association, yas the Let speAksR
on the program. She reminded the So
dents OF field day, which comes in May
Of each year, and said that some nsw
events in track will be addcd thu spsng.
9. J. Recs Of the physics departpnsnt
spoke during the chapel hour onThuv-
day morning. Mr.. Rees feels that IL
progress Of scieDcs in our esoeration
will be stamped by the work that is
being done with the slectron. Bhs
explained clearly what u nesat BY an
"electron."
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-01-21
SOCIAL ACTIVITIES AT sT.PAuL's S

The Girls Athletic Association of So.
rnul's Methodist Episcopal church will
s,vc a box social Monday evening
in the gymnasium Of The church. The
laorrhm N M charge of Miss Edith
Adnma Mr.. !. 1. Crowl Is president
ui the association and general chairman
~ this roclnl nilnir,
The Nomnns Home Missionary So
,lc,y will meet at the church Monday
evening at eight o'clock, st which time
lhr lhVnk Offering envelopes viii be
turned in The vrtup lcndcr Tor January,
Mr. " {. lIardcr,y, VII be IN charge
4 backward Entertainment given
y, backward People is being planned
iuf ncsi 1hurrday evening at the
church. bv the Count on Me class.
81 which Miss K,ciia NJ Emerson l. the
teacher, Refreshments wit bc served.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-01-21
d. A. r. ACTIVITIES.

AT the dance given by Caesar Rod
ney Chapter Of the ID. A. r.. on Feb
ruary 10, music will be furnished BIZ
the Original Six Orchestra. Tickets
may be obtained from the members or
at Bsrvey's Drug Store
The State Conference win be held
at the Hotel du Pont on February 21.
Luncheon win be served In the du
Barry room at ! o'clock.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-01-21
URSUL|NE STUDENTS
PRESENT DRAMA DANTE
Celebration In New Century
Club Commentaries Poets
Sixth Centenary.

The drama Dante WAS presented last
night In the auditorium of tho New
Century Club by the students at the
ursuline Academy. The celebration
was In commemoratlon Of the sixth
centenary OF the death on tho great
italian poet Dante Allghieri The
hall was crowded almost TO its capaci-
ty and that tho histrionio abilities OF
tho several young women particIpat-
Ing in the AFFAIR we're appreciated was
demonstrated by tho frequent ap-
plause given them. The drama was
preceded by n lecture by Or. Austin
o'Malley OF Philadelphia who has
made special study of the life and
works OF Dante and no spoke OF the
character and temperament of the
poet. DIR. OMalloy had MS his escort
tho Delaware Assembly, Fourth De-
gree. Knights Of Columbus.
One OF the big features Of tho even
Ing was the singing OF n choir OF
young women. pupils at the Ursuline
Academy, under the direction of Nicola
A. Montani who gave an Ave Maria
set 20 Gregorian chant: "Pater
Noster" by Mr.. Montini and r. "sanc.
tus' and 'Benedictus" set to n twelfth
century melody. As interludes. Harry
Stausebach. violinist. with Mr.. Mon.
tani at the piano played melodies oi
Dante's time and Miss Anna Hoey
sang ver1i's Ave Maria"
The play, modelel on strict classica
form and presented with Elizabethar
simplicity covered In dramatic fash.
ion the life o9tbe poet, beginning with
his experiences In Florence and end
ing with his death In Ravenna anC
showing his banIshment and the man.
ner In which the events oy his lff,
led to the production Of the Divin,
Comedy.
Dante. necessarily tho most inpor,
tant part. was portrayed with grea
ability by Miss Marie Blatz. All tn,
other parts were carried well, each
young woman In her own individua
role displaying great ability and
thorough knowledge and conception
of the work In hand. Tho costurnins
was unusually attractive. A group o.
young girls did some excellent dane.
ing.
The patrons and patronesses OF tn.
celebration included: Mr.. and Mrs
William Blatz. Miss Sara Malloy
Mr.. and Mrs. John Devine. Mr.. ans
Mrs. Leo Montgomery, DIR. Charles
White. Mr.. and Mrs. Edward +
Higgins, Harry Harkins. Mrs. Johl
]. Goodman. Mrs. Joseph NJ. Celia
Mrs. Maurice Parsons, DR.. b. J
McEntee, Mr.. and Mrs. p. ]. OHara
DR.. and Mrs. p. II. Keavcny. Mrs
John Malcolm, Herbert E. Kaighr
Mrs. Edgar B. Fell. Mr.. and Mrs
Francis Lynch. Mr.. and Mrs. Jane
O'Nsill. Mrs. George w. Rush, MI
and Mrs. James B. Gibney, Mr.. an
Mrs. Thomas J. Laffey, Mr.. and Mr..
John J. Raskob, Mr.. and Mrs. VIII
liam Coyns. Mr.. and Mrs. James 7
Skelley, Mr.. and Mrs. John p. Laf
fey. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank p. O'Don
nell. DIR. and Mrs. Gerald Dough
erty. Mrs. ]. p. Coady, Mr.. and Mr..
r. B. Norman. Mr.. and Mrs. Jane
Hoey. Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Buckle,
Mrs. John b. Krueger and DR.. E. I
Cullen.
Members of Delaware Assembl
Fourth Degree, knights of Colum
bus, acted as escort to Mr.. O'Malley
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-01-21
Y. ". c. A. CALENDAR.
Monday.

Monday.
10 a. nn.-Board of Directors meet
ing for election of it's officers
p. nj. o. A. Club, clubrooms.
Tuesday.
$50 p. m.-Pollyanna Girl Reserve
Corps, 'ciubrooms.
3.45 p. m.-Wawatais. Hiawathia,
West End Girl Reserve Corps. club
rooms.
p. M. L. c. Club. cluhrooms.
Wednesday.
$50 p. m.-True Blue Corps Girl Re-
serves, clubrooms.
Thursday.
$50 p. m.-Oriole Girl Reserve
Corps, clubrooms.
6 p. m.--Good Fairy Girl Reserve
Corps, supper.
Friday.
10 a. m.-Staff meeting. clubrooms
3.45 y. m.-Would-be Good Corps
Girl Reserves. ciubrooms.
s p. m.-Oriole Party, clubroome.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-01-21
LEwES ZWAANENDAEL.

The Zwsanendael Club met Tuesday
afternoon. Mrs. May G. Kelly, the presi-
dent, opened the meeting with very
interesting address on thrift. Mrs.
Thomas II. Crpenter, chairman Of
literature, had arranged pleasing pro-
gram. 1t included singing by the club;
readings, by Mrs. Georgia Hooker, Mrs.
Arthur Marshall, Mrs. James II. Row
land and Mrs. Fred Burton. After
business had been disposed Of, adjourn
mcnt was called.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-01-21
Mostly About People

return TO the United States on the
Steamship Arabic.
The Junior League basket ball team
will play the first game Of the season
next Saturday with Tower Hill girls.
The game will take place in the gymnn--
sum of the Tower Hill School and
everyone interested in girls athletics is
invited. The Junior League teams have
been practising faithfully every Tuesday
night, and the manager and coach fill
proud Of the progress that the girls have
made. The first team will be chosen
Tuesday evening and will probably
do extra practising next week before
meeting Tower Hill girls
Mrs. J. l.. Alexander of Philadelphia
is the weekend guest of Miss Alice
johnson.
Mrs. Henry Bradford gave bridge
party Tuesday for Miss Mary Vail Of
Troy, New York, who is visiting Miss
Helen Odcll
The dancing class which has been
meeting in Mrs. Coleman du Points
ball room assembled for the last time
Thursday night After the lesson was
over, the company attended tho ball
for the emergency relief fund
MIR. and Mrs. W. II. Fem, Mr.. and
Mrs, Il. II. Durham, Miss Alice Satter-
thewait, Miss Jeanette Thomas,
frank Thomas and Mr.. and Mrs.
II. X. Miller have gone TO New York
for the weekend TO attend the wedding
today Of Miss Mildred Todd Mac
Gowan 20 H. Keppclle Miller, Jr.,
a former resident OF this city. Miss
Thomas Will be a brides maid and
MIR. Thomas will bc an usher.
Tho Ysle-Princcton hockey match
will be played in Philadelphia today
and viii be attended by large delega-
ton Of Wilmlngtonians. The game at
New Haven last week was won by Yale
Mrs. Richard Reese and her son arc
at Atlantic City until next "Wednesday.
Miss Helen Simmons left Wednesday
morning for Tampa, Florida.
Mrs. Thomas W. Miller had as her
guests last week Mrs. Irving G.knox of
New York CITY and d Anbelot Belin of
Scranton. Pennsylvania, who came Oh
TO attend the christening of Mrs
Millcr's little daughter, Georgisna Tall
man Miller tn Trinity Church last Sum-
day. Mrs. Knox and Mrs. Bergland
were the godmothcrs and Mr.. Belin
was thc.godfathcr.
Mrs. Grant Campbell OF Short Hills,
\. j., is visiting her sister, Mrs; W. c.
sprusnce.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Berry OF 14O6
Rlvcrview' avenue were guests at a
dinner dance, on Wednesday evening,
st the Torrcsdale Country Club, Torres
dale, Pa
Mrs. William Raskob, Mrs. Doyle
and Miss Nell Kennedy sail on the
PrcSidente Wilson from Brooklyn on
Tuesday for tour Of nine weeks. They
will visit Azores, Egypt, Spain, Cairo,
Rome. Venice. Paris, London and per-
haps Monte Carlo. Several dinners have
been gwen for them this week, among
them one given by Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward Smith on Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Weiss OF Rich
ardson Park are now in Tampa, Florida.
From there they will go TO Miami and
West Palm Beach, returning some time
! in April.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-01-21
COUNCIL OF JEWISH WOMEN.

The Current Events class Of the
Wilmington Council of Jewish Wo-
men will meet Monday at D. M, at
the home Of Mrs. Louis Sklut, 422
West Twenty-third street. Mrs.
Esther Waterman win be In charge
Of the program. Mrs. Eugene Spring
er Of PhiladeAohia VIII speak on I'm
migrant Aid in Philadelphia" Mrs.
Matt Finger will read a paper on "The
Influence of the Moving Picture on
the Life of Today" Mrs. James Cas-
well will give national current events
and Mrs. Ralph Saltzman, jewish
current events. Mrs. Samuel Cold
stein viii give a piano selection.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-01-21
RAILROAD No me n = Aid Meeting.

several hundred women, many from
ihis riiv. representing the Nomcns Aid
~ lhc Norfolk D>lslon oi the Pcnnsyl-
,sna RAJ road, held their lrsi meeting
~ 1922, Va III, Methodist church, at
>allshuf,i Md Thursday. Nfs G..
l.e'ribe presided. After reports OF the
various committee Nerc heard and all
ufhcf business transacted, a banquet
and musical entertainment were given.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-01-21
CLAYMONT CENTURY CLUB.

The next meeting OF the Claymont
Century Club will be held Monday after
noon, at 2.30 in the club room at Over
look. After the business session, Miss
Margaret Riggs viii speak on Historic
Churches in Delaware" Mrs. Norman
Huxley will furnish music, and Mrs
Arthur Wilmot will give current events
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-01-21
AUXILIARY OF
p. & 5. HOSPITAL

Mrs. Willard Z. Smith of 325 North
Harrison street was elected president
of the Women's Auxiliary OF the
Physicians and Surgeons Hospital at
q meeting last evening; Mrs. Jacob
Clymer. second e-president; Mrs.
Harvey Booker. recording secretary;
Mrs. NJ. Jefferies, corresponding sec
retary. and Mrs. Lille Kelley. treasur-
er. The chairman Of finance report
ed that the auxiliary had balance on
hand of $1,000 at present. The years
outlay amounted 10 $500.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-01-21

The csrcllcn, work bcns done by the
women oi the city to relieve tho distress
continues Ahe ball given on Thursday
niEhl WAS successful both IN numbers
attending aud m the amount received
for the Emergency Relief Fund. Many
iurms of the rchci work IN the city arc
l~lng done hy women, As Edward
sanford Martin saws, ut " great
utllcc ,u make life pleasant, 20 make II
worth living 80 far as II ls done, II is
done chiefly 10y women, but not by
women whose motto ~ "'Womcn for
women, or Every woman Tor hcr<'lf. "
Mr. snd Mrs lewis H. baldwin, Jr.,
al SiJ West street, arc receiving con-
yistulN'ions ON tho birth 81 son on
January a. st DR. Jones private hos
rltal
Mrs George Hyatt, formerly Of
CLAYTON, Delaware, but now Of Balti.
morc, - the guest OF Mrs Elwood
(osirn
Colonel Henry A. du ront Was among
'hr guests ol SECRETARY oi the Treasury
Mellon ut n dinner given "Wednesday
n,ghi IN honor oi prcsidcu, and Mrs.
NstJins Miss Ailsa Mellon, daughter
oi tho SECRETARY was hostess for her
father
The vicmend Hunt win start this
saturday nom DE- springcrs AZ Centre
Meeting
Tho Misses Ic~ win give a tea next
lIst-.lak a.. tlt-..s ...s..t. M William
y Hsgcf and Mrs. Donald shane OF
california.
Mis- n H. Evans will sail ior Europe
on the Auuitanin on February 4 She
VII a. 60 tohlcns, Germany, 90 witness
marriage ol her daughter, Jean Lindsey
Evans, to Stuaf, Mlllikin Bcvans, first
lieutenant In the Sixth Field Artillery Of
the United States Army. The wedding
VIII take place ON February -. With
Nt- Evan. VIII asil her sister, Mrs. TIL.
lewis. who will juln her two daughters,
Who ate staying IN the Black Forest IN
Germany, Mrs. Evans VIII bc abroad
about two months.
The engagement oi Mrs Virginia
lIeckschcr, daughter of Mr. and Mrs
l'tNNh ii''NH'Ntif ttib haI'i'N MN-
laddcn, First City Trooper, and crack
lplp playpr, vpa announced Thursday
night pt hall Mt the kiiz-Csrlton, Phila-
iclrhin, given hv Nliss lucrctia ;.
llcrkschcr and Gustav \ Hcckschcr.
huih VI the contracting parties arc
soclally prominent IN Philadelphia.
Mr. Mcladdrn recently established
special school IN Philadelphia for the
training of hahitually trusnt boys; who
although they have normal brains have
fallen into criminal environments. The
school WAS started with 'wcuty-nine
bows. Through this school the Board of
Education has been assisted in solving
the tfisnt problem.
Invitations have been issued by Mrs
iuhS du pont and Mrs Philip Laird 20
gathering Ia Mrs. Coleman du Points
liall room on January 25 90 meet Miss
Gertrude II. l.cidy Of Philadelphia,
Director oi the Nomcn's Organization
IA rcnnsslvsnia for Near East Relief,
aud TO hear Mcsrop-Nevton-kahn
N,ear~,ian, soldier, diplomat and
veteran of the World War, lecture and
show moving pictures.
Walter l.. Butler sailed from Gibraltar
this week ON Steamship Adrstic for
Alexandria, leyp'. He will stop on
his way NJ tho following points: Algiers,
Monte Carlo, Genoa, Naples, Athens
After an extended stay NJ Cairo he will
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-01-21
CHILDREN TO BE ENTERTAINED

The children of members Of the New
Century Club and their friends are IN
vited TO the Century Club on Saturday,
January 2s, at o'clock. Mrs. floy u.
Booth will play games with the children
and will tell stories. Tho guests may
range in age from four TO eleven.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-01-21
Miss Richards to Lecture.

Miss Janet Richards, who needs no
introduction to Wilmington audiences,
will speak at the New Century Club,
Tuesday evening, at SIS o'clock. As
Miss Richards has been in Washington
at the Limitation of Arms Conference,
her talk viii be of great interest.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-01-21
ST. PAUL'S GUILD.>

The Guild of St. Paul's Episcopal
Church, Camden, held its January
meeting with the Women's Auxiliary
recently. Mrs. Charles Jolles was the
hostess. An invitation from Mrs.
William Roe to hold the next meeting
at her home in February was accepted.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-01-21
NEW CENTURY CLUB
CARD PARTY

The Mortgage Committee of the New
Century Club will hold the next of the
series OF card parties ut the club on
February Ia Reservations should be
made early.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-01-21
WASHINGTON HEIGHTS
SUNSHINE

The regular social meeting OF the
Washington Heights Branch, !. $. s.,
will be held at Sunshine Hall, Wednes-
day afternoon, at 2.3O. All members are
urged to be present.