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Evening journal., 1922-03-18
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Senator T. Coleman dupont is
spending the week end in New Y York.
Mrs. dupont is in this city for a few
days
Mrs. John B. Bird, Mrs. Henry
Bancroft. Mrs. II. p. Scott Mrs. j.
p. Nieids and Mrs Thomas w. VIII
son attended the flower show in
New York today.
Mrs. George A. Elliott and Miss
Julia Elliott have been in New York
this week.
Miss Grace walker and Miss Elma
d. Holland. students at Devon Manor,
Devon. Pa. arrived home yester-
day TO spend their spring vacations
with their parents in this city.
Mrs. John A. Burckel, 1900 River
view avenue. entertained at bridge
on Thursday afternoon. The last Of
March Mr. and Mrs Burckel Will
remove from this city TO East Or
ange. \. j.. to make their home.
Miss Ingrad Jacobson OF New
York is the guest Of Miss Mildred
Denny.
Mrs. Frank C. Carpenter is the
guest OF her sister Mrs. Charles
Gawthrop al her home in New York.
Miss Frances Dandy. who will serve
az maid Of honor at the wedding OF
her sister, Miss Edyth DANNY and
e. Craig Greiner. on Saturday, April
%. gave a variety shower for her
sister last saturday.
After a visit with her parents in
this city. Mrs. Charles X. Water has
returned TO her home in Winston
Salem. n. c.
William Mccormick and william
simmons are spending the weekend
at Lewes.
Mrs ]. f. Chapple, Miss Elfora
Crumlish and f. F. Kane are spend
ing the weekend in Trenton, n. }"
as the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. John
r. Connolly.
Mrs. II. II. Ward is spending me
weekend in Atlantic City.
Frederick w. Wyatt, formerly OF
this city. but now OF New York VIII
sing tomorrow at the services ol
Westminster Presbyterian Church'
Mrs. John o'Connell. 1924 Lover
ing avenue. is visiting Mrs. Charle'
X waters at winston-Salem' n. C.
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,vrsrMINsTER BAzAAR.

plans are being formed for the
Easter bazaar. which is to be given
on April - by the Candee Chapter
of Westminster Guild of Westmin-
ster Presbyterian in the church.
While all the chairmen and com
mittees are not complete as yet the
following have been appointed; Miss
Alice Satterthwaite, chairman OF lne
fancy table. Mrs A. b. Cartedge'
Jr.. chairman OF the flower table
Miss sara Townsend, chairman oi
the candy table; Mrs. William
Baugh. chairman Of the ice cream
table.
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Miss Haclett. Of fredericksburg. Nd
roll call. with Irish jokes as answer
which was greatly enjoyed: piano
solo, MISS Hackett. Of Federalsburr
Nd. The history OF st. Patrick bv
Miss Anna short; reading. "Our
Hired Girl" by Mrs. Edward J.
Elliott; quartette. by Mrs. E. Jones
Mrs. r. J. McAllen. Miss Carlson
and Miss Mildred Morgan; reading
How ireland Got It's Name" by
Mrs. Howard Hardesty: piano duet
by Miss Short and Miss Hackett.
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Women and Sound Thinking
Can Editorial by the Society Editor

Wilmington nearly whom animated vanity
and egosm problems
imagine stupendous
They notice especially lately.
tenton what consider solemn problems
surface
this themselves, tickle
m tickle you
In the subconsclous
making living
perpeuating the human by having children.
That is thnking-fundamenal concern them
really important. they
men beco excited about nothing
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MISSIONARY nay

In keeping with the request OF tho
National Woman's Home Missionary
Society that all societies observe a
special publicity day in March. the
Woman's Home Missionary Society
OF Grace NJ. e. Church will observe
tomorrow with a special sermon in
the morning by the pastor, the Rev.
John w. r. Sumwalt.
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wOMEN VOTERS' TEA.

Wilmington League of Women
Voters. will give tea in the New
Century Club parlors at 3 o'clock,
Monday afternoon. A cordial invi-
tation is extended to all women TO
attend. Miss Emily Knuebuhl, OF
the National Women Voters. will
give an organization address. Tea
will be served at the conclusion OF
Miss Knuebuhls address
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SUNSHINE MEETING.

Washington Heights Branch. In
ternational Sunshine Society, will
hold a social meeting at 2.3O o'clock
Wednesday afternoon, in Sunshine
Hall. This branch has received a
supply OF back rests which they will
be glad to lend to any person who
needs them by calling Mrs. S. How
ard Mccoy, 2213 Washington street.
phone 1455-W.
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sT. JOHN FASTER SALE

An Easter sale will be conducted
by Miss Nellie c. Quigleys Sunday
school class OF st. John Episcopal
Church. in the parish house from 3
to s o'clock this evening Home
made apple butter. candy cakes,
fancy work and Easter cards will
be on sale. During the sale. orders
will be taken for Easter eggs. which
the class will make
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uNIcuTs TNTERTAIN

Santa Maria Council, No. lso'
held a social last evening in the X.
a. c. Hall. Grand Knight Herbert
G. Kaighn was in charge of the pro-
gram which consisted of music
songs and cards. In commemoration
Of ST Patrick's Day, there were a
number of old Irish melodies on the
program
The regular series OF social activi-
tiei will be resumed after the Lent
en- season.
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srANpARp LEAFLETS MEETING

The Standard Bearers OF Harrison
Street NJ. z. Church will meet on
Monday evening at the home of Miss
Alice L. Roop. 1925 West Seventh
street. Miss Alice Watson Will be in
charge Of the devotional service. The
program win be in charge OF the
Misses Anna Simpkins and Anna
Camperson. The hostesses for the
evening viii be Miss Irene Russell
and Miss Alice Roop.
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KENIERY sTrnIo.

Kemery studio Club will meet on
Monday evening az the home OF Har-
old Thomas. $40 Van Buren street.
Rehearsal for the spring musical
comedy which the club will give.
will be held
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ST. PATRICK's DAY DANCE

A st. PatriclS's Day dance was
given last evening in Pythian Castle,
Mrs. w. Kirk simmons was In charge.
The room was tastefully decorated
with shamrocks which were suspend
ed from streamers OF green and white
crepe. The program consisted Of
several special dances.
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RARNHARr CHoRrs.

The weekly sing OF the Harry
Barnhart Community Chorus will be
held at s o'clock on next Tuesday
evening in the High School annex.
Harry Jones OF Elsmere. will lead
Miss lone Schilling will be pianist.
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her advent Wilmington medical practitioner She was born
the
Medical College philadelphia Prior that she had been graduated
following
English chemistry until she resigned take up the study
o medicine
question to the front DR. DeIcour was one
Of In the that
Suffrage Association
IS a childhood
been OF member
Oft the Deaw on o
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party was held on Wednesday even
ing at the some of Mrs. NJ. Dornes.
2117 ellis street. The affair was
arranged by Mrs. Harry Dietrich and
Mrs. Dornes. Decorations were in
keeping with the occasion. many
shamroo&s green flags and green
paper being used. Games were
played and prizes were awarded to
Mrs II. Taggart and Mrs. Stuart
Johnston.
The social meeting Of the Mar
shallton Civics Club will be held at s
o'clock Wednesday evening in the
school house. An interesting program
has been arranged.
Washington Heights Century Club
will hold its annual luncheon al
o'clock Wednesday. April 5, in the
duBarry Room Of Hotel DUPONT.
Mrs l. L. Howatt is chairman, and
has the tickets ready for sale.
The Current Events Glass will
meet Monday March goth, at the
] clubhouse. Mr.. Ballantyne will
/ speak about the work of the Boys
Division Of the Y. NJ. C. A. Mrs.
J. f. Brentlinger will give Current
! Events. Miss Jess Pleasanton will
| give readings. Mrs. Margaret c.
Hewitt will sing Mrs. W. II. Girven
is chairman for the month
Mrs. IT. j. Boyer. president OF the
State Federation Of Women's Clubs,
will address the members of the
Middletown New Century Club at
the meeting TO be held next Tuesday
afternoon. Mrs. G. L. Cochran is
chairman Of the program.
Current Events class or the Will
mington New Century Club will be
held at 1890 o'clock on Tuesday
morning in the club house. Current
Events will be given by Mrs. Charles
A. Weston. A paper on Education
"A Review and Comparison will be
given by Miss Josephine Prickett.
Mrs. Maurice Penrose. a resident of
Valley Forge will speak on "Histor-
ical Valley Forge" Miss Kathryn
Ross, contralto will sing. Mrs.
Charles f. Griffith accompanist.
A st. Patrick's social was the
main feature Of the weekly meeting
of the Bridgeville Tuesday Night Club
this week. The President. Mrs
Roland Elliott presided over the
business session. after which Mrs
Dawson Todd. chairman Of the even
ing. was given charge and the fol
low program was presented; piano
duet, by Miss short, of Cannon. and
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srNsHINE MEETING.

The monthly meeting Of the Della
ware Branch, International Sunshine
Society. will be held at o'clock.
Monday evening at the home OF Miss
Ella McIntire, 427 North Broome
street.
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Y. p. B. MEETING.

The March meeting OF the VIII
mington Y. p. b. will be held at 7.45
o'clock Monday evening at the home
of the recording secretary. Miss
Blanche whitcraft, $40 West Twen-
tN-second street.
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Born

WEAVER-To Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford
Weaver. 2905 West street. al the
Homeopathic Hospital, on March
is. son.
BARDSLEY-To Mr.. and Mrs. Carlton
Bardsley. 903 Franklin street. at
the Homeopathic Hospital on
March "a, a daughter.
MUTCHLER-TO Mr.. and Mrs Fred
erick Mutchler l119 Pleasant street
at the Delaware Hospital. on March
II, son.
BADER-To Mr. and Mrs John A
Bader 1905 West Second street, at
the Delaware Hospital, on March
is, a daughter.
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CoUCHER ALUNrNT MEETING

Goucl er College Alumnae will
give a dinner next Saturday evening
to DR.. Katharine Jeanne Gallagher.
professor OF history at GOucher Col
lege at Peggy's Exchange. Ninth
and Tatnall streets. next Saturday
evening Doctor Gallagher will ad-
dress the local Goucher College
women on S6OOO.OOO campaign
fund. which the college is planning
to raise
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Spring and Youth s Lore
BY NELLIE GEORGE

Spring. OF youths love is symbolic,
And our hearts begin TO frolic;
SO We must watch our step,
For they get so fun Of pep
We cannot forget that they exist
And invariably they make us list
To some disquleting words
Brought by the little song-birds.
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SHOES.

Shoes should not be left near tho
fire. Heat destroys leather. A little
vaseline put between the soles and
uppers just before going out in rainy
weather will help to keep the fee,
dry and the shoes in good condition
Evening journal., 1922-03-18
MARRIED SIXTY YEARS

Mr.. and Mrs. George II. Jones
celebrated their sixtieth wedding an
niversary on Wednesday az their
home at Harrington. Both Mr.. and
Mrs. Jones are enjoying health.
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ORPHEUs oUARTEr CONCERT

A concert will be given by the
Mixed Orpheus Quartet Of Philadel-
phia In the Hotel dupont on Tues
day. May 9. The affair which will
be under the auspices of the Daugh-
ters of 1912, will be for the benefit
OF the Coyne playground.
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RIEGE WITH WHITE

For daytime wear gauntlet gloves
OF biege and white are very good
They may be quite plain or be fame
fully embroidered.
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A surprise party was given on
Monday evening to Miss Margaret
Braden, at her home sos East
Eighth street, in honor Of her birth
day anniversary. The evening was
pleasantly spent in music and games.
Refreshments were served. Miss
Braden was the recipient OF many
pretty gifts. Those present were:
Misses Florence Smith, Agnes d.
Wilhelme, Elizabeth Tyson, May
Braden. Beatrice Braden. Estella
Umkart. Ruth Burns, Freida Burns.
Vera Wittenburg, James W. Smith.
James Tyson. George Wilhelme.
Archie Braden, Norman Umkart,
Francis Deakin. John Braden, Mr.
and Mrs. William Braden, Mr.. and
Mrs. James Braden. MIR. and Mrs.
Alfred c. Smith, Mrs. Anna Smith.
Miss Pearl Smith and Mrs. Robert
Hass.
The Blue Bird Social Club gave a
party to Miss Alice White on Wednes-
day evening at her home. Sixteenth
and Market streets. During the bust
ness meeting a baseball club for tho
young men and the young women
was formed. Miss May Dawn was
appointed manager for the young
women's team, and Harry j. Kitch-
en- manager for the young mems
team. The evening was pleasantly
spent in games and dancing. Miss
White was the recipient Of many
: pretty gifts. Those present were
| Misses May Dawn, Jean Dawn, Anna
Walker, Marian Grant, Martha
Jones, Ruth Phillips, Madeline
Burke. Frances Jones' Sarah Morri-
son. Florence Hall. Anna Jean
Abrahams John Black. Paul Jones.
Harry Haute. Carford McRoborts.
James AcRoberts, William Davis.
Eavid Phillips. Harry Kitchen.
James Walker and Harry Long.
The members OF Daughters OF Dia-
mond State Ladies' Loyal Orange
Lodge, No. POI. gave a surprise party
last evening at the home of Mrs
Arneal. 4O6 North Harrison street
in honor OF the birthday anniversary
Of Mrs. Hunter. The evening was
spent in games. dancing and music
Refreshments were served.
Those present were Mr.. and Mrs.
Arneal, Mrs. Allison. Mr.. and Mrs.
William Thompson. Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Marshall, Mrs. Porter Mrs.
Robinson Mrs. Cathcart. Mrs.
Springer. Mrs. Hunter. Mr.. and Mrs.
} William Walsh, Misses Eleanor Nc
Call. May Mccall. Dolly Grow,
Margaret Grow. Jeanne McRobbie.
Agnes McRobbie, Addie Glover.
Helen Hall, Elizabeth Pendleton.
Helen Blishey, Margaret Marshall.
q Margaret Magee. Elizabeth Maeee.
Catherine Robinson, Audrey Robin
son. and Ruth Arneal: George
Thompson, Alexander Thompson,
william Leach. David Vincent. VIII
liam Springer. Charles Toblnson
! James Dunlap. John Marshall. Alex
= ander Marshall and Craig Porter.
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The meeting of the Acorn Club
was held Tuesday afternoon in the
club room. and after the usual bust
ness session, at which the president.
Mrs Harry w. PEARSON. presided,
the program was then turned over
to Mrs. Joseph II. Cox. chairman of
ARTS and Crafts Mrs. Cox gave
time for inspection of the unusual
exhibit of hand and needle work.
An interesting feature was the
collection and exhibit of reed work.
including baskets, trays vases and
foot rests. made by Miss Maggie s
Wilson, and used as models in the
Daily Vacation Bible School. held at
Phoebus. Va. last summer Miss Will
son at that time was associated in
Sunday school work in Virginia. This
included even hand work for the tiny
tots. doll furniture and illustrated
hymns.
Bedspreads from the old crazy
quilt pattern to the newest unbleach-
ed muslin ones. some done in French
knots and others in light colors,
were shown. Lamp shades for floor,
livingroom and boudoir lamps were
in evidence. Luncheon card-ta table
and breakfast sets in the unbleached
muslin were seen as well as 'beauu-
full linen ones. Underwear. towels
wash cloths and other articles made
the exhibit one OF unusual interest.
Chocolate and. saltines were served
while the women sat around in
groups sewing and chatting.
Next Tuesday afternoon the meet
ing will be In charge OF Mrs. Theo
dore F. Thompson. whose subject
for the day will be Health" Mrs.
Thompson Is arranging a most in
teresting program. and Will have Miss
! Dorothy Emerson. of Georgetown,
county club agent, with scholars
from the Georgetown and Wesley
schools to demonstrate their work
in canning and sewing.
Miss Elizabeth Hazard. Of Lewes,
employed by the state to visit health
centres will be present also and give
a talk on tuberculosis as she finds it
throughout Delaware
The weekly meeting the Candee
Chapter of the Westminster Guild
will be held at 3 o'clock on Monday
afternoon at the home OF Miss Mabel
Davis. 1908 Rodney street. Mrs J
p. Cochran. Of Germantown, Pa
will be the leader.
Wilmington Section Council oi
Jewish Women will hold a card party
at o'clock on Monday afternoon
on the second floor of the Queer
Theatre building Card games Of al
kinds will be played. Mrs. Harry
Topkis is chairman in charge of the
affair.
The Sweet Rose Social will hold g
strawride to Yorklyn on next sat
urday evening. A dance will be
enjoyed. The truck will leave Sixth
and French streets at 7.3O o'clock
Samuel d. Crossan is chairman OF
the committee.
Bellefonte Community Club viii
meet at o'clock Tuesday afternoon
at the Community House. Mis-
Helen Hart. OF the AmericanizatioI
Committee OF the Service Citizens
will address the meeting. A socia
hour will follow the program and
St. Patrick's celebration will b.
enjoyed.
Blue Rock Community Club will
+ meet at 2.3O o'clock Monday after
noon at the home of Mrs. Taylo
, Thompson. at Gordon Heights on
, of the features will be a book re
2 view.
Under the auspices of the way
and means committee of the Garde
! Century Club a St. Patrick's Da
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At the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Irwin
Leach. Of Tuxedo Park, Newport, on
Thursday afternoon. their daughter,
Miss Elwin Elizabeth Leach became
the bride OF Samuel II. Tyre. Of
Brunswick. Georgia, son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. A. l.. Tyre. Sr.. of 40O7 Market
street. Wilmington. The ceremony
was performed by the Rev. Charles
H. Bonner, pastor OF Hanover Pres
byterian Church, this city beneath an
arch entwined with flowers and
ferns with a background of palms.
Miss Erma Leach, sister of the
bride. was bridesmaid, and Abraham
l.. Tyre Jr.. brother OF the groom,
was best man. Little Jane Eleanor
Tyre. niece Of the bridegroom, was
flower girl and ring bearer. The
wedding march was played by Miss
Lena Barnes. The bride was given
in marriage by her father.
The bride wore a beautifully en-
broldered gown Of blue canton crepe.
anu ca NAAfN a NAiWNfA 0hhflhtA VI HAHN
peas. The bridesmaid wore beau
tlful gown OF blue kittenear crepe,
with silver trimmings. and carried a
shower bouquet OF pink sweet peas.
The flower girl wore yellow crepe
de chine, and carried daffodils and
pussy willows.
The couple left on the afternoon
train for points South. whore they
will spend their honeymoon. They
will proceed to Brunswick. Ga.
where they will reside Mr., Tyre IL
connected with the Hercules Powder
Company. and Is stationed at Bruns-
wick Miss Leach was also connect
ed with the Hercules Company. The
bride was attired in a blue travelling
suit. with hat to match.
Among the guests we're: Mr.. and
Mrs. Irwin Leach. Mrs f. j. Leach
OF Christiana. Miss Erma Leach, A. l..
Tyre. Sr.. Mr.. and Mrs. A. l.. Tyre,
Jr.. lane Eleanor Tyre. Mr.. and Mrs
Harvey J.. Tyre. all OF Wilmington;
Mrs Adeline Burris and Mr.. and
Mrs. John +. y. Clayton OF New Cas-
tie. County Treasurer and Mrs Wal
ter s Burris. and daughter Miss
Anna NJ. Burris OF Bear station. Mrs.
Mary Dugan OF Middletown Mr.. and
Mrs. Herbert s. Fisher and daugh-
ters. Margaret and Betty OF Cam
den, NJ j.. Thomas GrisweTl OF Los
| Angeles. CAL Miss Lena Barnes, and
Howard Barnes Of Wilmington.
Announcements have been receiv.
cd In this city Of the marriage of
Miss Trula r. Carr. OF Washington
D. c.. and willard II. Murphy, als'
N washington. son OF Mre. Joseph
inc Murphy. OF this city. The mar
rlare took place al Annapolis. Md.
on February %. Mr.. and Mrs. Muir
ply will be at home after March 20
At Tudor Hall Tenth and Massa
chusetts avenue, n. w, Washington
d c.
Mr.. and Mrs Samuel Grogan, o.
this city. announce the marriage o.
their daughter. Miss Alice Grogan
to Edward w de Knight. OF New
York on Saturday. February IS. Th'
ceremony was performed by DR.
Dwight w. Wylie. in Central Presby
terian Church. New York Afte
April I. Mr.. and Mrs de knight viii
no at home at 1s South Mum ave
nue.. East Orange. \. J.
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GOUCHER ALUMNI MEETING
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j BaiSSssE9Sl6ISSStS

Mr.. and Mrs John T. Hayes, OF
Bear. Del, have announced the en-
gagement of their granddaughter,
Miss Helen n. Hayes. 10 Fred c.
Davidson. son of Mr. and Mrs AL
fred }. Davidson. Of near state Road.
The marriage will take place on sat
urday, April IS.
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Photo BY James II. Cummings.
The engagement OF Miss Ellyn
Jane Davidson. Of Middletown, TO S.
Harold Jackson. of this city, was
announced today. Miss Davidson is
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. G. Harry
Davidson, Of Middletown. Mr.. Jack
son is son OF Mr. and Mrs. s f.
Jackson OF this city. Both young
people have many friends here. The
wedding will take place in the early
summer
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Mr.. and Mrs Horace Sudler OF
Bridgeville announce the engage
ment OF their daughter, Miss Lillian
sudler to Prosper S. Virden. of New
York City No date has been set for
the wedding Miss Sudler's father is
State Insurance Commissioner.
Evening journal., 1922-03-18

Mrs Elizabeth Thomas McVey has
announced the engagement OF her
daughter Miss Olga Elizabeth McVey
to George Theodore Hamann, Of this
city. No date has been set for TIE
wedding
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The weekly meeting o the Candee
Chapter of the Westminster Guild
will be held at o'clock on Monday
afternoon at the home OF Miss Mabel
Davis. 1908 Rodney street Mrs. J.
p. Cochran. Of Germantown, Pa,
will be the leader.
Evening journal., 1922-03-18

The social meeting of the Mar
shallton Civics Club will be held at s
o'clock Wednesday evening in the
school house. An interesting program
has been arranged.
Evening journal., 1922-03-18

Wilmington Section Council OF
Jewish Women will hold a card party
at o'clock on Monday afternoon,
on the second floor of the Queen
Theatre building Card games of all
kinds will be played. Mrs. Harry
Topkis is chairman in charge of the
affair.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-10-27
ROOSEVELT

The Republican Club will hold a
barn dance" on Halloween night.
October 81, in Dalton's auditorium.
Bill Horner's orhestra of Perth Am
boy will furnish the music for the
occasion. The hall will be decorated
with Halloween novelties and re-
freshments will also be served.
The second grand annual ball of
the Roosevelt Separate basketball
club is announced for the right of
November 81 in Coughlin's audito-
rum Krciket's orchestra of Newark
will play.
The Misses Adeline Donovan and
Helen Fitzula, of Carterer. spent
Tuesday in Newark attending a
show there.
The Hibernian Ancient Order, Di-
vision Z, held a successful dance
on Wednesday night at Coughlin's
auditorium. A large crowd danced
to the tunes of Freddy Sleckman's
syncopators.
Brown Brothers, of Carteret, for
many years here are remodeling
their premises and in addition to a
meat market will install grocer
les for the convenience of their
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-10-27
Begin Here Today

The savage battle for possession
of the Flaming Jewel RACES about
the disreputable hunting camp in
the Adirondacks where
MIKE CLINCH has boarded the
priceless gem. as the sole means
of giving his beautiful step
daughter.
EVE STRAYER the education of a
lady"
The jewel was FIRST stolen from
she refugee
COUNTESS OF ESTHONIA by the
great International thief,
QDINTANA. Clinch stole the gem
from Q%uintana. Now Quintana
has returned with his gang of cut
threats and will stop at nothing
toy regain possession of the jewel.
FOR love of the countess.
DARRAGH, under the name
HAL SMITH. also fights for the
jewel. Darragh is the nephew OF
Harrod, the wealthy millionaire.
who years ago destroyed Clinch's
honest business of guiding hunt
ers.
Eve and her lover,
TROOPER STORMONT escape from
Quintana by swimming Star Lake.
Eve carrying what she believes to
be the jewels in her mouth. OAR
ragh took what Eve thought was
an empty packet from Quintana
and finds the real jewels in a
false bottom. Eve. Stormont and
Darragh go to the latter's hunt
ing lodge while Mike Clinch con-
tinues his battle with Quintana
and the robber gang.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-10-27

with a heart too full to
thank you. and with expecta-
tions' Observation-Disclosures with
courage, always, for any event
Il take my leave of you at the
foot of this page. Like death
I trust - my adieu is not h
end, but the beginning. 1t is
not farewell; it is a greeting TO
him whom I most honor in all
the world And would
willingly obey If he shall COM
mand. And otherwise-all else
that in his mind-and heart-he
might desire.
"Theodorica."
1t was the most beautiful love
any man ever received in al
the history of love.
And it had passed the censor.
CONTINUED in Our Next)