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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-03-04
WOMEN HOLD SERVICE
Of PRAYER AND PRAISE
Impressive Meeting Held at
First-Central Church Yes
treday Afternoon.

An intcrdcnomiuatlonal service of
prayer and praise was held yesterday
afternoon !n First and Central Pres
hytertan Church. The church was fill-
ed with women. representing mission
AIRY societies Of all The churches IN
The c!ty.
The program which was followed
was published by the Federation az
Woman Boards ri FOREIGN Missions
Of North America ana Council Of
Women for Home Missions. Il had
been prepared by Mrs. Blanche Dick
ens-IeT-s, daughter of Mrs G.. Wesley
Weldin Of this city and wife OF a
former pastor o3 Westminster Proshy
terrain Church.
Ms. Charles +. Wo'laston presided
and led the couPTega tlon ia the re-
sponsee. The program opened with tho
Jubllate Dec read in unison. fol-
lowed 10y the Lords Prayer and the
hymn. oh Worship the King" The
first portion az the program was de-
voted 10 prayer. responsive readings
being given concerning commands n
pray. objects. Of prayer. encourage
inenis 10 pray. and answers to prayer
Rev. K. " Trapnel. rector Of ST
Andrews spoke on Objects Of PRAY
eT," quoting the Lords Prayer as the
most comprehensive statement of oh.
jects Of our petition. lie declared that
II was IS natural for man 10 pray q.
( 10 breathe.
Or. Aquiila Webb. pastor Of First
Central, IN speaking ~ answers {,
/ prayer also emphasized the insfiDc-
tive desire Of man to pray, and urged
his hearers 10 wait patiently for an
s"eFs 10 their prayers to determine
II their desires We're harmful to 9th
ers. He rcfuted the skeptios claim tina,
God could not reverse the laws Of ma
ture IN answer To prayer by saying
that II even man can modify the law.
OF nature, the Greater would not IL
bound By His own handiwork
Mrs. William l.. Pettlngiu led pray
crs for missionaries. for the gift O..
the Holy spirit and for united
consecrated womanhood Mrs. Adam
Stengle prayed Tor the children and
young people and for our homes and
communities. The hymn Sweet Hour
OF Prayer was softly chantcd.
The second portion of the program
was devoted 70 praise The congreia
ton read the ninly-siXth Psalm. Mrs
Chhord Mannering sang a solo. which
was followed by the Offering and
prayer Of conservation. The meeting
closed with a hymn Of praise and the
benediction
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Not Nj PEOPLES QUARTERLY.

Tho quarterly meeting OF the Young
Peoples branch of the Women's For
cign Missionary Society was held last
nght N MI Salem NJ r church. Mrs.
George flUmmer. secretary of the
young peoples work, presided
Mrs. plummcr urged the societies
u gain new members. to give literally
IL the Thankofiering which goes 10
the Home Economics Department at
-Auyama. Japan. and 10 subscribe IL
missionary magazines
The Brandywinc Standard Bearers
presented sketch. Mrs. Smiths
fhankoffering.' Miss Katherine
Truax thcn showed slides OF the Union
Colleges for women IN the Orient. The
special Offering this year goes t. these
INSTRUMENTATION colleges for wo-
men. The pictures showed Hindu.
Chinese and japanese college girls
participating IN athletic sports. dra-
maiics. and class day exercises as we'll
a. academic studies The Union Col
lefes are the Isabella Thoburn College
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TEA FOR BUSINESS AND
PROFESSIONAL WOMEH's CLUB

Beginning this afternoon and lasting
Throughout March, Mrs. Arthur
Kenny. chairman Of programs for the
Business and Professional Wornen's
Club. will give tea every Saturday
from 4 70 8. for various groups Of the
members. These teas are 10 promote
friendship among the members and to
establish mutual understa nding or
their work Today Miss Cathleen
Moore and Miss Mary Hunter viii as-
sist Mrs. Kenny IN serving.
Mrs. Kenny has had an interesting
and varied career. During the war
she served abroad an techniciau with
the United states army. being at
tached 10 Base Hospital No. ~ for
SIX months and for year after the
arnistice she served as technician
with the Rockefeller Foundation In
the tuberculosis department. She is
Interested in chemical engineering and
did work in the subject az Massachu-
sets School Of Technology. She has
carried on experiments in Boston and
Marcus' Hook, Pa
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Madeley W. r. NJ. \.

The Wcman's Foreign Missionary
Society Of Madelcy NJ. r. Church belI
the regular business meeting Thurs
day evening at the house Of Mrs
William Alexander. sos South Heal,
street. After the regular business SEES
sion, officers We're elected as follows
president, Mrs Emma Fallowfeld
first vice-president Mrs. Lutbo,
Broadway; second president. Mrs
William A Alexander; secretary. Mrs
Alfred Temple; assistant secretary
Mrs Carrie Faulkner treasurer, Mrs
May Cook; assistant treasurer. Mrs
William Goodman; corresponding sec.
rotary Mrs. Bertha De Wolf; col
lectors, Mrs. Florence Purse Mrs
William Alexander; devotional lead.
ers, Mrs. Anna Faulkner, Mrs. WI.
nam Warren; sick committee Mrs
John Assay, Mrs. Theodore RYAN. Mrs
William Goodman; flower committee
Mars. Reba McClenaghan.
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DIR. ABBOTT TO LECTURE.

Rev. III. +. Almon Abbott, rector of
Grace and st. Paurs church In Balti-
more, VIII give a Lcnten talk In the
ball room at Mrs. II. Coleman d,l
Points home. Thursday, March Q at
8 p. m. DR.. Abbott was secured by the
Women's Club Of Trinity +. Il. church.
The lecture is open to the public
women of all creeds being cordially
Invited. Tho Womens Club has the
reputation of securing inspiring speak
ers for the Lenten service. and this
year. they are to DO congratulated on
their choice. DIR. Abbott is we'll
known speaker. and before going to
Baltimore was the Dean of the Cathe-
dral In Cleveland.
Mrs. Harlan G. Scott Is president of
the Women's Club. 1t is tho organiza-
ton which conducts the Christmas
Shop each year.
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Parry For NeMlyNeds.

Mrs. }. Elmer Betty's Sunday school
class OF Mt. Salem NJ. Z. Church gave
a surprise party recently at the home
" Mr.. and Mrs. James =. Ponsen. 1903
du Pont street. in honor OF Mr.. and
Mrs. James Davis. who were married
recently. The class presented them
with chest OF silver. Mr.. Davis Is a
former member OF the class. Those
present We're:
Mr.. and Mrs. James Davis. Misses
Alice Boucher. Ethel Patterson. Ellen
Neave. Esther Nordquist Madeline
Barnes. Marjorie Gentieu. Ethel Pret-
lyman. Gladys Ponseu John Beck.
Francis Barkley, Harold Johnson, Fred
Kendall, Preston Spence. James Pom
soil. Jr.. Ira Stewart. Francis Pom
sell. MIR. and Mrs. J. Elmer Betty. Nj.
and Mrs. Ralph Chalfant and son. and
Mr.. and Mrs. James Ponsell.
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Westminster Guild PIaylet.

The Westminster Guild OF Yves.
Presbyterian church viii present a
play "A. Case for Sherlock Holmes" at
the New Century Club Saturday eve
ming, March II. Miss Marjorie b.
Hogart will take the part of Eugenia
Echalford, the bride, and Miss Cen
evieVe Richie VIII play Winifred
sherman, the maid Of honor The part
Of the brides maids will be played by
Misses Gertrude Pyle. Ethel Grier.
Emma keithley, Katherine NIcRae.
Ruth Maclntyre. Mrs. Verona Rutter
VAL take the part OF Cyrene Whit
comb Eugenia's aunt. and Helen ia
cobs Will be Lavinia. her daughter.
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y. W. {. A. NOTES.
Monday

?.30 p. m, House Committee meet
ing. WoilaEton Han.
3 y. IA. Friendship Club. club rooms
$4,000 p. IN, Friendship club sup
per, club rooms.
6.30-7.30 y. m, Mortified League
Bible Class. club rooms.
80 p. m, Blue Triangle Boosters,
club rooms.
p. m. J. o. A. Corps Girl Re
serves, club rooms.
Tuesday
3.45 p. m, Wawat2Lsi corps Girl Re
serves, club rooms.
West End corps Girl Reserves. club
rooms
Hiawatha corps Girl Reserves. club
rooms
7.30 p. m, f. l.. c. Club, club rooms.
Wednesday
II a. IN, Industrial Committee meet
ing, club rooms.
Thursday
10 a. m. Cafeteria Committee meet
ing. club rooms.
II a. m, Finance Committee meet
ing, club rooms.
3 =. NJ, Oriole Corps Girl Reserves.
club rooms.
Sp. m. True Blue Corps Girl Re
serves. club rooms.
8 p. m, Wapanachh Club, club
rooms.
p. m, Membership Committee
meeting. club rooms.
Friday
10 a. m, staff meeting, club rooms.
3.45 p. m, Would Be-Good Girl Re
serves, club rooms.
3.45 D. m., Good Fairy Girl Reserves.
club rooms.
4 p. m, Girls Work Committee
meeting, Miss Caroline Fitzwater. 1916
w. 10th Street.
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CENTURY CLUB
CURRENT EVENTS

An unusually interesting program
has been prepared for the current
events class Of the New Century club
next Tuesday morning at 1890.
Mrs. Carlton f. Brigham will give
current events, followed by Mrs. &.
$. Hammitt. who will read a paper on
"Chemistry's Recent Contribution to
Gus Physical Well-bcing."
Miss Madeleine Reed, chairman or
music for the month Of March. has
invited Miss LAyina King. we'll
known pianist Of West Chester. Pa,
to give the musical program, which
will include "POlOnaise," Opus 4G. No.
IL, MacDoweu THE Two Iarks.' %
LeschetiZky; "Staccato Etude."
Rubehstein. Miss Reed viii give his
torical sketches Of the composers.
Mrs. Frederick ]. Blatz will close
the program with selections Of modern
poetry.
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ORGANISMS TO GIVE RECITAL.

The third public concert OF the Del
aware Branch Of the National Assoc
citation Of Organists will be held
Thursday March 8. at S.t5 p, ia. In
Undon M. II. chruch. Tho recital Is
free to tho public and all music low
ers are invited.
Miss Elizabeth Burling Johnson is
In charge Of tho program. and will be
assisted by other musicians in the
city. George Babcock. orgpnist OF the
Christian Science church. and Edward
Muhlhausen. orgonist OF st. Andrews
church, will give organ recltala. Mrs.
Francis Dewitt Babcock will sing.
The choir of Christ church will give
two selections. accompanied by Mjss
Elizabeth Andrews. the Organist. Mr..
McHugh, the tenor. will sing a solo.
with violin obllgato by Harry
Stausebach.
After tho program. n reception Will
bo given the orRanists who are mem
bers OF the association.
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BRYN MAWR MAKES NEW
SUMMER SCHOOL PLANS
Changes in the Organization;
Arrangements for the Com
ing Season.

Plans for the bryn Mawr Summer
School for Young Women in Indus
try for 1922 are nearly completed.
Changes have been made in the
scheme of organization, the teaching
staff. the courses and the rooms for
the accommodation of pupils. The
student body will comprise about 100,
is more than in 1921.
Instead of n directing committee.
this year the school will be supervised
by director, representing Rryn Mawr
College; an assistant director. repre-
senting labor. and an executive secre-
tary. Final decisions and appointments
will be made by a representative coun-
ell comprising the above officers. mem
bers OF the Joint administrative com
mittee. which governs affairs all tn,
year round, and others.
The number of hours which may hc
devoted 10 work by the students hes
also been changed. Last year. each
student took IS or Il hours a week.
but this year no student viii be al
lowed TO take more than u hours. In
addition To English literature and
composition, hygiene and economies.
which were given last year, there Will
be new course IN the psychology Of
human behavior. and in the history
course. American history will be in
troduced. II is also planned To have
an elective course of lectures in sci
enCe.
The director of the school has not
yet been appointed. The assistant di-
rector will be Miss Agnes Nesior. Yres-
ident OF the Womans Trade Union
League az Chicago, and Of the Glove
Operatives Union No. Is. The follow
Ing instructors have been appointed.
Miss Helen Lockwood. A. h Of Vas
sar. English, DIR. Jane Sands of Tho
Philadelphia General Hospital nv
g!ene; DR.. Amy Hewes OF MI. Holvoke
College. Hazel Kyrk Of Philadelphja
and DR.. Bro0dus Mitchell Of Johns
Hopkins University. economies. nr
Mabel Fernald. 4. T. OF Mt Holyolxe
psychology. Three halls of residence
VIII be used instead Of two. as las.
year. They VIII lee Radnor. Merton and
Denhigh. besides Taylor Hall. the III
hr9ry and gymnasium
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WASHINGTON HEIGHTS /. s. s.

The Washington Heights I. S. S.
will meet at the home OF the secre-
tary. Mrs. Reba Baxter, 1881 West
street next Wednesday afternoon at
2.3O.
The Washington Heights Branch
gave a WashingtOn's Birthday party
at the Home of Merciful Rest, which
was greatly enjoyed by the inmates.
Mrs. Boyd II. Cook, chairman Of en-
tertainment had provided an interest
ing program which included piano
solos by Miss Irene Russell, readings
by Miss Wilhelmina Syfrit, solo
dances by little Miss Geraldine David
son, and solos by Miss Mary Govatos.
Mrs. John Cook represented Martha
Washington. After the entertainment
the hospitality committee, Mrs. Sparks,
Mrs. Robinson, Mrs. Lang, served ice
cream and cake.
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WESTMINSTER GUILD ELECTS.

The Westminster Guild Of West
minister Church held their annual
meeting last week. The following Off
GERS were elected: President. Mrs.
George L. Coppage; vice presidents.
Mrs. w. d. Craig. Miss Sarah d,
Townsend; secretary. Miss Julia John
son; treasurer, Mrs. +. Candy May;
corresponding secretary. Mss Alice
Candce
The Guild is arranging for a bazaar
later in the season. ON Monday
afternoons during Lent the Guild will
have Bible study class. led by Mrs
J. 7. Cochran. OF Persia.
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SMART N STYLE AND
FABRIC

These frocks are almost girlish in
Their smart simplicity. The first is
fashioned IN satin serge, with only a
ehokcr collar of chinchilla 70 sound q
note OF contrast The flowing sleeves
ne the distinctive feature Of the de-
rign. the armholes being cut down to
the waist-line Medium size requires
4 yards 40-inch satin crepe.
For the second design crepe meteor
s. used. m d lovely shade Of henna
The waist closes on the LETT side. and
,he gathered skirt is trimmed with
series of bias folds to initiate tucks.
Medium size requires ~ yards 40
Inch material
First Model: Pictorial Review
Dress No 9703 Sizes, "a 70 "A
inche. bust Price, IS cents
Second Model Dress No 959I
Sizes. 50 60 ~ inches bust and Is 10
20 years. Price. IS cents.
Crosby & Hill Company are agents
for Pictorial Review Patterns. VII.
nungton's leading store for silk, wash
goods and wooden dress goods. sos
Vi-0g Market strret.--Ady.
We are local distributors and carry
al all times "A full and complete tne
~ Pictorial Review patterns Ken
Gard-Pyle Co.. 6l7-62i Market St.-Adv
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Walker have returned from a three
weeks VISIT To New York.
Mrs. Preston Lea and Miss Louise
Lea VIII return on Monday from At
ianuc city, where they have been
spending several days
Mrs. a. III. Berlin has as her guest,
her daughter. Mrs. Arthur Rice of
Plainfeld. n. J. This afternoon Mrs.
Il. ID. Coppage is entertaining in
formally for Mrs. Rice.
Captain Alfredo Demorest. American
Nice-Consul at Trinidad, took n con-
spicuous part In the ceremonies Incl
dental To Welcoming Sir Samuel Will
son, tho new governor of the Island,
and Lady Wilson. 'Ipon their arrival
ut the Port of Spain. several days ago,
according Ia the Trinidad Guardian.
the leading paper OF the city. Captain
Demorest was a member Of the Con-
sular group that called 10 greet the
new British executive. and participated,
IN the ceremonies and gpietics Incl
Lady Wilson. Captain pcmorest for
merly resided in this city and serv-
ca the government on diplomatic
mission tO RIO Janerio. Brazil, during
the latter par; OF the war.
Mrs. Harold \. Kingsbury gave a
tea yesterday afternoon.
Ferdinand La Motto. Jr., sailed for
london and Paris on Tuesday on the
Aquitania on n business trip for the
du Pont Company. TO be absent about
six weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Findlay Van Lear are
spending the weekend in Washington.
spending the Weekend at Atlantic
city.
Mrs. Philip Laird of New Castle,
leaves today for Rochester, y. y.
where she will be the guest for IA week
4 Miss sydney Harrison, who former
ly made her home in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Matthews re-
turned homo Tuesday after an absence
of six weeks in Florida.
Al formal dinner given Tuesday.
February 2S. at the home OF Colonel
and Mrs. Curtis +. Davis. of Laurel.
announcement was made of the en-
sagement If their daughter, Frances
Virginia, To Bennett Locke Bradley,
Of liarrisonburg. Va. The wedding
will take place in June.
Mrs. Charles Warner left TODAY for
California where she will spend sew
oral months.
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PARTY FOR BUILDING FUND.

Interest Increases in the party which
Mrs. w. J. Webster Is arranging for
the benefit Of the Madison Street play
ground Building Fund. next Tuesday
afternoon. So many have accepted in
vitations that she has been forced TO
change the place from Sunshine Hall
To the du Barry Room. at the Hotel
ia Pont.
In addition tn the cards and tea. an
interesting musical program has been
arranged. There will be violin solos by
Harry Stausebach and piano solos by
Miss M'rgdIy Hamilton Hi. Mrs.
otto '. Ort will also furnish music.
Mss Genevieve Shankland. Mrs
Francis Dewitt Babcock. and George
Paschereau will sing.
The public Is invited to attend. The
program Will open at . o'clock.
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SAFEGUARDING NATION.
Moving Picture to be shown at Mt
Salem Church March .,

The moving picture. Safeguard ng
the Nation" will be shown at Mt.
Salem NJ. z. Church. March :. AT \
p IN. The picture Is being shown un-
der the auspices Of the W. {. T. L. and
was sent u Wilmington 10y the State
Executive Committee.
1t Is this picture that William Jen-
nings Bryan has pronounced the great
est he ever saw along the line of tenn
perance. It Is strictly scientific. but IN
spite OF the knowledge il imparts. il
IS lively and interesting.
Everyone is invited to attend the
performance. No admission will be
charged. but plate collection Will be
taken.
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Mostly About People

The straight laced Puritan fore
fathers of our land SO frowned upon
any amusement that we have records
{" their demolishing the Maypole at
Meriymount and logislating against
the celebration of Christmas. We
have como long way since then and
today We have made play part Of our
social gospel. Not play for children
alone hut for gruwn-ups who in the
workshop and Office and home have
forgotten how 20 seek relaxation in
active wholesome play. Hence We be-
licve not only in summer Fairgrounds
where children may frolic I'm safety
hut I'm winter recreational centers. IL
IL to help in this work that Mrs. w.
j. Webster IN giving "A card party and
musicale In the du Barry room of the
Hotel du Pont on Tuesday. Madison
Ncighhurhood IL working for "A Dor
m.nent building ON the playground
wher" old ana young may find recre-
alton throughout the year. The fol-
lowing Monday the Junior League
basketball team will play the Catholic
Daughters or America I'm Friends
school gymnasium. The small ad-
NV VIII So 10 the building
fund
Miss +. G Bowman and Miss Flea
nor johnson have returned from New
smyrna, Florida.
Mrs. Thomas W. Wilson has lust
returned from trip to Florida and
havana. She first visited Mrs i
kcarncy Rodgers IT her home al
Sewells' Point. Florida. and later went
With Mrs Rodgers to Palm Beach and
Miami There they we're Joined bv
Mrs. Willard Hall Porter ana Mrs.
Henry Stewart. Jr.. formerly ~ this
city. bet now ~ rittshurg. and With
thcm went To cuba. Mrs Stewart has
row returned to her winter home on
- hcuschoat NJ Miami. and Mrs. Por-
Ter Is spending the month uf March
with Mrs Rodgers
Mr. and Mrs. James &. Van Trumn
and Miss Van Trump are at Atlantic
city.
charles Gawthrop and Miss Lucy
Gawthrop sail today for South Ameri-
"a. to h gone about two months.
Miss Nictorinc du Pont. Hiss Mar
garctta dU Hont and Miss Julia FL
Lott are spending the Weekend At Al
lantic city
sydney scott VII give a house
lariy next Weekend Al Sea View
country club at Atlanta city.
Mrs. Il. G Woodbridge gave bridge
luncheon yesterday
Mrs Martin Walker and Miss M.bel
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WOMEN VOTERS ACTIVE.
League Members trge Cooperation
for Cause OF Good Governments.

The League OF Wo0cu Voters has de-
tcrmincd To do all roos.bie to make
tho voterS Of the city reauzc the i'm
oortance OF cooperation FIR good gov
,rnmcnt. equitable taxation and eco
UomiCal administration
To do this the League must have
strength numerically. II every woman
should to!n IN this movement by bo-
coming member az the League her
influence would be multiplied, the
members say
Every woman should be deeply in
terested In her own government IL Is
claimed. and should feel honor bound
10 meet the responsibility placed upon
her by the recent constitutional
amendment giving her fun suffrage. II
Is now the duty OF every woman 20
take her place In the politics OF the
country and do her part To make an
effective power that VIII effectively
demand clean. able and proper candi-
dates IN all parties. the League teach
Is.
In the opinion OF many. the League
Of Women Voters Is the power TO make
Il effective.
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Delaware WOmen's Clubs

o'clock. Mrs. w. H. Giryen ia In charge
Of the program and Mrs. George Cor
nell viii give current events. Mics
Jennie Bear. State chairman OF home
economies, Will speak on Domestic
Art" Miss Helen Ward will read and
Mics Mary GOvatos VIII dng. Mrs
w. r. Douglas viii give book review
Of Main Street" Refreshments will
be served by the hospitality committee.
Thursday. March 8. at 2 y. M. the
last OF the card parties viii be held.
a prize win be given each table. Play
ers may progress or pivot. Refresh
ments will be served. The committee
in charge is Mrs. Carroll Griffith,
chairman; Mrs. Harry Machutcheon.
Mrs. w. r. Aschenbach, Mrs. George
r. King. Mrs. Clarence X. Holt. Mrs.
Frank Hanaway ard Mrs. W. r. JEFF
ferris.
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LEGION AUXILIARY.

The WOmens Auxiliary G the
American Legion. Laurence Roberts
Post. which has been temporarily or
ganized for sometime. will meet
Tuesday evening at the home OF Mrs.
William G Speakman to effect a per-
manent organization. adopt a charter
and bylaws. and elect officers. Miss
Marjorie carp. OF the Home Bureau
II the Wilmington Chapter of the
American Red Cross. Will speak Of the
work being carried on by the Red
Cross for ex-service men.
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Explorer Scott's Widow WEEDS.

London. March lady Scott, wild
ow OF Captain Robert +. Scott, the
Antarctic explorer. who with four
other members OF his party, perished
during blizzard while returning from
the South Pole early in 1913, was mar
ried yesterday TO Lieutenant Com
mander L. Hilton Young, financial
secretary Of the treasury.
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LAUREL NEW CENTURY CLUB.

The regular weekly meeting of the
Laurel Century Club last Monday
afternoon was devoted to social SER
vice under Mrs. Howard Dickersou's
direction. Miss Marie 7. Lockwood,
supervisor Of nurses. spoke to the
club, saying that the purpose Of tho
women's club IS social service and
the first, duty Of the social service is
to protect society. She urged them
70 stand for the things that are good
and TO put out the things that are
bad.
The program also included tv,
quartets. Blow. Ye Balmy Breezes.
Blow and Seem Things at Night"
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