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Births, marrlages, DEATHS

Harry p. johnson. 4S yrs, 1922 2sth
st. NV
William H. Acton. 80 yrs. 5l6h l1th
ct. sw.
Alfred @. Hauriet 81 yrs, 93l N. II.
ave. NV.
Robert R White. 76 yrs, 219 st. ne.
John L. Farmhouse So yrs, Walter
Reed Hosp.
Jared Hawkins. 56 yrs, Prov Hosp.
Minnie Adams, 50 yrs, Freedmen s
Hosp
st. NV.
Hillman Allen. 81 yrs. Tub Hosp.
Hector II. jackson, 35 yrs, 2244 1lth
st. NV.
Alberta Weaver, 3s yrs, Emer Hosp.
Anna T. Brooks, IS yrs, 1928 Wylie
81. ne.
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MADAME JEANETTE

Gifted Egyptian Clairvoyant and Palmist,
guarantees to read your entire life, past,
present and future. She asks no ques-
TONS but will tell you what you want to
know, giving names, dates and facts on
! ,isiness matters. love, health and family
affairs. Tells the name of whom you will
marry and when; II the one you love is
true or false; what part OF the country is
luclSisst to you and just what to do TO be
successful in life. Brings the separated
together, removes troubles OF all nature
20 you can win and hold the one you love.
s26 r st. N. w, between 6th and 7th.
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Fire on italian Bay Front.

NAPLES, May 31.-Fire swept the
warehouse district on the waterfront
today causing 100000 damage.
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FARMERSKEEP
WELL INFORMED.
IN WISCONSIN
But Even Education Doesn't
Take Away La Toilette
Support, Says Hard.
BY WILLIAM HARD.

Copyright. TS22. by Cosmopolitan News
SeTvice)
MADISON, Wis. May 3l.-This Is
certainly the State with the pep. It
fits right in with the proposition [
was mentioning in a recent dispatch
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WTLDMAN & co.
WOODBRIDGE.

WOODBRIDGE.
t2,760 cash and SOS per month;
Includes all interest Near Rhode
Island ave. A detached home Of
six large rooms, reception hall
and bath; open fireplace: hot
water heat; electricity: hardwood
floors; front and rear porches;
garage. This property is cheap
at $4,000. Our price 10 Slo,75e
X ST, NEAR 7TH N. E.
III A colonial brick OF six rooms
and bath: hot-water heat; eiec-
porches; lot 15o feet deep to
wide alley. Price only t7.7So
FAIRMONT ST,
NEAR 18TH N. W.
A brick; ten rooms and bath;
hot-water heat: electricity; dou-
BILE garage. Price only $l1,bOO.
2-PARTY APARTMENT
HOUSE-$1, 900 CASH.
-Four and five room apartments;
lhtrobe heat. Price, $500.
CHEVY CHASE.
A reRl home. detached; eight
rooms and two baths; hot-water
heat; electric lights; built-in
garage. Terms at tl2.500. This
house will rent at $3.50 per month.
WHLDMAN \ co.
9th and H SITS. N. w. Frank. s4os.
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DEATHS REPORTED.

Robert E. Cunningham, ~ yra. isoO
Pa, ave. NV,
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IN MEMORIAM.

IN MEMORIAM.
COSSER.-Sacred to the memory of our
dear husband and father, VILLA NJ
J. CONNER who departed this life
thirteen years ago today. May 81, 1909.
Dear husband. smile on us from
heaven,
Ask God to guide us through this
life,
That we may in your footsteps follow
And thus avoid this worldly strife.
No one knows the silent heartache-
Only those who have lost can tell
OF the grief that IL borne in silence
or the one | loved so we'll
BY HIS LOVING WIFE AND Chill
DREN. .
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HOUSES SR SALE

PRICE, SI0O0-SiK rooms and bath,
brick; cellar; furnace heat; near Sd
~und O SITS S. +. $500 cash. ssb per month
LEO v, JUDGE,
SsS AZ. N. w. Main sl36.
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MADAME SELIA.

EGYPTIAN PALMIST AND MEDIUM.
, Gives true advice in business, love-
Health and family affairs; tells the name
e., future husband or wife and how to
win the one you love; makes up lovers
quarrels or family troubles, tells what
business and what part OF the world is
luckiest for you. Phone Franklin 237S-J
Special 81 readings, so cents s31 7th 81,
N W. ODD. MCCrory,s n 10. 7th and l.
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si,sOo-5-room house n. F., for white
only. and large lots with II; no mod
lern improvements.
' s4,eSo-Just near near the District line,
for white only; brand-new bungalow. I
rooms. modern heated and electric light
Reasonable cash payment,
Hundreds OF homes for sale, h400
up to $1,000. city building lots and
business properties,
]. d. GARMAN,
District National Bank bldg.
At Lincoln PaTky-A large pressed brio h
corner house, IL rooms; hot-wateT heat ;
gas; electric lights; baths. Price, $10.-
COO This house should pay for Itself
Near Md. ave. N. E.-Owner must and
will sell at once. II possible. regardless
Of cost, 7-room house; hot-water heat; 2
baths. Price, $1,000.
Island ave. n. W. large b. beaMttftii s
rooms; tiled bath; ater heat; gas:
electric lights; por, with excellent
me modern cellar; entire property in fine
condition. Owner. In property. will give
tmm diate~ possession.
), On Nd ave,--Kennedy- built home, con-
tanning rooInsT hOt-water heat; gas;
electric lights entire property can be
bought well furnished; no greater loca-
tion In the northeast; suitable for a
dentist or doctor; 3 floors; double oak
floors; beam ceiling; glassed-in. built-in
sleeping porch.
J. D. GARMAN,
District National Bank Bldg.
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OUR EXTRA SPECIALS.

Gruyer-built home, beautiful corner;
z large nooms, bath, large sleeping poreh,
built-ln garage; large yard. This 10
real bargain. Easy terms.
PETwORTH-6 large rooms, h.-w ~.
islectric light vacant good condition;
bay-window dining room, beautiful shade
grapes; lot about 81 n. wideI extra large
bath; near York Theater. Move into this
home today. Bring the deposit with you
II you want this real home N'2bO, easy
terms; all per cent trust.
Best N. w. section $500; rooms.
bath, h.rw. h. electric; must be sold at
once $500 cash,
- HOME REALTY CO.,
ssOT os. ave. n. W, col, iotS+.
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BUSINESS AND FINANCE
Short Term Securities.

(Furn,shed by Redmond h Coz
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We con supply you ,Oiih the com.
plete line Of the famous PRATT q
LAMBERT and ACME QUALITY
Auto p0rnishes and Enamel TOP
Dressing.
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RISPAH ELDOI
MADAM D'ASHMAN.

World's 9reRtest CIaIrvoyant. FaIml
and Spirit Medium. Readings daily fro
y a. m. to 8 D. m. b12 + 1T. n. w.
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Tells your fortune by crystal and cards
on love. marriage, divorce and business
fS3' 18th at. N w Franklin GA.
MRS. BALL, formerly Madam Karto
clairvoyant and psychic medium, will
give seances Mon, Fri, at $40; 'wednes-
days at 2 D. m. Admission, 25C. Readings
daily, 81 sos 18th st. n. w. FIR. 1Oo2-J
DIFFERENT FROM ALL OTHERS-2l
: YEARS SUCCESSFUL PRACTICE
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The great celebrated paImist and clair
soyant sli E st n. W.
YRS. BALL, formerly Madam Karto,
Aelairvoyant and psychic medium, will
eNe seances Mon, FRI, at $3.50; wednes.
days at p. M. Admission, 25c. Readings
daily. 81. Bo3 l2th st. N. w. Fr. l0O2-J.' .
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-12-30

The Junior League % Union NJ. =.
Church had a pleasant social al the
DoaconesSs Home. SO5 West street. yes
to-day afternoon. Those present
we're: Dr and Mrs. Harvey W.
Ewing. Miss I,eois Green. Miss Bur
nett. The,ma Rodman, Dorothy Rod
man. Evelyn Hays. Elsie Hays. Ruth
Paddock. Dallas Paddock, Lillian Pad
dock. Mary Lang. Mary kershaw.
Miriam Kershaw. Gertrude Colt. Ger
,rude Boyer. Clara Llmberger. Eliza
beth GImour. Elizabeth Foster. Nir-
GINA Foster. Joseph Van Pelt. Sylvia
Van Pelt. Pau. Lukens. Eunice
Roberts. Grace Aldrich. Sarah Goelln
Christine L.mberger. Margaret Bick-
ing, Constance Behringer. Robert
Boyer. Mary Ziesel. Arabel Ziesel
Alice Dunn, win!fred DAZZLING. Grace
Armstrong. Walter Hi. Howard HI
Eta Harrison. Decnia Harrison, Thel'
ma Edge. Margaret Walls. MADE
/ Walls. Laura Ailston. also theli
teachers. Mrs. DAZZLING. Mrs. Boyer
Miss Mary Smith and Miss 4. G
Cro;hers. who Is superintendent o
| the league.
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Sunshine Parry for Riddles.

The Pollyanna Branch OF the Inter
natiCna! Sunshine Society Is giving
a Christmas party This afternoon FOR
the children from tho Children. Home
for Frlendless Children. The party
is being held a; sunshine Hall. 'l409
Delaware avenue. Members and
friends Of the Branch brought the
children TO the hall In machines. Mrs.
John Alden has arranged an Interest,"
ing program Of music and Christmas
stories. \ representative Of Com
munity Service will direct games.
Later in the afternoon. ice cream and
cake Will be served. and a present will
be given TO every child.
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M. NJ. ClEAVtR, 70,
HONORED BY CORNELL
Wins Competition for 4 Place
or tho Editorial Board
OF the Sun.

\ signal honor has como 60 a
young man Of this city. Mark NJ.
C7oavcr. "a. son OF Mr.. and Mrs. sam-
uel q. Cieavor. 3O07 Van Burcn street.
vas recently unanimously elected 20
a seat on tho board 81 editors OF tho
Cornell Daily sun
Mr. Cleaveg WAS Ia "a contest which
lasted for seven weeks reporting
every day ~ the sun. which is the
only morning paper in Ithaca. The
contcs, closed a. midnight Tuesday,
December 70. and "Wednesday. Mt
Cleavcr was unanimously chosen as
winner. forty points ahead of his
ncarcs. competitor. There were IS
contestants.
Mr.. CleaNcr - freshman az Cornell
ard !s taking a course leading Co an
| 4. h. degree. lie was graduated from
FriencS school last year.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-12-30
NEW YEARS CUSTOMS
OF ANCIENT ORIGIN

Others ran 10 drink tho cream ~
the New Year tho ono tasting fret
having good luck. Even in This counfrv
the superstition stu holds that 81 =
bad luck 90 have a woman Tor the
nrst visitor on New Years Day The
bells oro still rung 10 usher ln ths
New Year ~ midnight.
Formerly 20 was the custom % Of
Ter gloves ~ a New Years gift MANY
Judges ana other officials received
gloves os bribes ON this day. Their
is familiar story about Sir Thomas
Moore's receiving pair % gloves con
| tanning two gold coins lie wrote 90
The donor Mrs. Croakcr. "It would
he against good manners % forsaks r.
geniiewyman New years Rift ard
| ! accept ihe gloves their lining you
viii Doc pleased 10 best0w elsewhere '
! Tho lining was the money for which
p snug little pocket was usually pro
yided in tho PALM ~ the glove
! Such arc n few ~ the obsolete Gus
/ toms NJ welcoming the New YEN
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woMEN's AIp. rENNA. SYSTEM

upcintrpdfnt az rho Southern Con
oral Division. Women's Aid Pcnusyi-
vania Rnr'o4d system. viii hold a
stan meeting ON Tuesday. January .,
In room az. Pennsylvania Building
Wilmington. at lo30. This will DO
followed IN tho afternoon by a meet
Ing 81 tho southern general division.
In the assembly room at ? o'ciock.
Each division. under the direction ~
tho superintendent and the re1lef
chairman dh much Chrlstnas relioi
work. A nuui-r OF baskets wer,
sent out. the sick remembered with
flowers and thu needy with baskets.
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MEN TIRST--THE
Rule IN ETIQUETTE

The hostess always rises 10 gree;
or bid farewell 20 her guests. be they
men or women. but a woman guest
need not rise when being introduced
20 man. or woman either. unless this
- done As a sign Of difference 20 q
distinguished or much older woman.
There are. Of course. times when 10
remain seated seems awkward: ones
common sense should be the prompier
then.
IL is the mans place 20 lead the way
into a restaurant and TO give all the
orders 20 the waiter. The man should
lead the way in all public places, pre-
sen;ing the tickets az the entrance Of
he theatre as well as the stubs 10 the
usher. and Should follow first behind
the usher 20 the seats. stepping aside
there 10 allow the woman 20 take her
place first. This rule applies 70
movies, football games and even in
church. This custom is one OF the
remnants OF chivalry, where the man
Is supposed 20 clear the way. II
should not be icst IN an unreasoning
acceptance OF the dictum Ladies
hr'st."-From the January Delineator.
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LITTLE DANCER TO ENTERTAIN.

Growing out OF her successful de-
but, three weeks ago. Miss Geneva
Benderoth. five-year- daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Wallace Benderoth
OF the Pierre Apartments. has again
been called 10 entertain Wilmington
dance lovers with her interpretations
OF classic dancing.
For tomorrow night. a. midnight.
while the New Year is being ushered
In a; the Hotel du Pont. Miss Bendes-
9th has been selected by Harry J.
Harkins. manager OF the hotel, ~
provide entertainment for guests and
visitors. The youthful dancer VIII
appear in a series OF classic dances
including toe dances, fox rots and
two-steps.
Three weeks ago Miss Benderotf
WAS received with enthusiasm az The
Elks' charity dance.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-12-30

More than zoo couples. employees Of
backing institutions IN me city and
heir friends. attended the Christmas
dance OF the Bankers and Brc kers'
Tub In the gold ballroom % the Hotel
In Pont last night. The hail was
beautifully decorated In Christmas
colors. The committee on arrange
ments comprised Robert shaw. chair
man: Leslie Schoheld. Frank Collins
and Thurstou L. DAVIS. Jr.
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YOUTHFUL DANCERS ENTERTAIN

Littlc Cccclla Gorlou. student az
Youngs studio Of Dancing. finished
a wcckio engagement in a theatre az
Bangor. Pa. Ia a group OK character
songs and dances. Her ueX. ,1glg--
mont vii be az tho Hebrew Charity
BAH. January q. Irwin Flnkic. an
other papll OK tho studio. Will be so.r
In Russian dance az the same ball
The young buds q the studio enter
tanned clcvcrly with dances on th'
roof % the Hotel du Pont Tor thu dl
Pont advertising division last Sotur
day.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-12-30
BLUE KETTLE OUT IN
NEWSPAPER FORM
Women Students at University
Show Versatility as
Publishers.

Tho Blue Kettle" the student pub
l.ca,ior Of tho women's College, tni-
.orslty OF Delaware. made its appear
ance iuut before tho holidays in q
new form. Last year 10 appeared as n
quartorly magazine. but 'his year u
q apDenrirr ~ n four page n"ws-
paper. moro in the form ~ The Re
nortor." which was discontinued about
twe years ago.
rho isrua contains many references
90 the Christmas holidays. Including
, message from the aiumhae. at rdi-
,rlal on "The Spirit 81 Christmag. "a
l3oin Christmas Brcctlngr.' 10y Bar
aara parr-. '2G. and n whimsical poem,
DAYS Before Prohibition. Mayhr,' by
lilo Kramer. '25. There are also
.ofns ab.ut the Annual Christmas
unner" and christmas Spent Among
no Cummutora." aq wolf 80 exit
Some Christmas Presents W. Would
like o. Give
Tho 'c1clM calendar for January d
vlvor aH follows. January q. npor
night January H.. Junior Promenade
January 20. Freshman dance, ianu.
airy -. artist series. lecture hy pr
Arthur walwryn Evans. distinguish
ID Welsh humorist, on What DO
mocracy Means Co Nc" The rolon.
lar MA Includes sunday afternoon
dates. Friday night datcF. and am
accidental meetings. uptown. which
may happeu IN tho month ~ tsnu
ary.'
Tho French club announces % join
meeting IT tho clubs AZ tho Facult1
/ club. Delaware College. ana IN
French clubs % both college, Ril
give a French play. probably "Pondr
aux Yeuy' by Lah0ho In Wor iIa'
Turing January.
Another item pronounce hiking th
lpresent rayorite outdoor sporf ~ 20
womcu's College. Hiding is I'm sea
son from Thanksgiving % Faster. o
Friday. December 10. 50 Froshme
had walked asa miles: 50 Sophie
m.rcs had walked $685.. mllrs. =
. juniors Ind walked i22 miles. 2
seniors h7d walked ie6 mlies. So ra
= Miss Leslie blackwell. 20. and Mi'
' Catherine white &c. have ard r.
honors as champion walkers bot
having done sixty miles. 20 date.
D Tho festurs article - tho paper
Tho story Of tho Chauvs Souri-." 3
Miss Dorothy Cslef Mas Calef tei
in interesting fashion the history
no Chauve Souri- IN America ar
gives an idea OF the programs. 81
. points out that tho Russian vaudevil
has shown Americans that Russia hi
scuse % humor Ia spite % her hul
II gloomy literature.
There "a a column Of Aiunlnaa not
edited by Miss Margaret Mofitt. 2
who was editor OF the ..iuo Kett
/ Inst year. Upon graduation. the cd
.or automatically hec- mcs fae alum
4 nae editor OF tho paper.
u Tho star OF tho Blue Kettle IS
q follows: Ed!tor-in-chief. Ruth An.
r Russell. 81. editorial staff. Elizabc
10 McNcal. %. Lois Garrett. 20. Jei
y Hothrock. -. Kitty Daughsrfy. D..
70 Mildred Muli!u. 90. art editor, Ma
y garct Black. %. joke editor. Ia
g Cranston. -: aiumnac editor, Ma
garet Moht'. 90. business sta
= Miriam CARL. "a. business manage
Helen Baker. '25. ass!stau, hus.ne
manager; Helen Shorb. %. advert
ing manager; Florence S;3dham. .
l.enoro Pan-oEs. 20. assistant adv,
Using managers, Josephine Burue
"a. circulation manager. Grace Re,
20. Frances Richards. IS. 5L-s...5ta
> circulation managers.
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YOUNG wOMEN's HOME MISSIONS

The regular meeting Of the Grace
Young Womens Home Missionary
Auxiliary will be held Monday even
ing. Janutry ]. az 7.45 IN the church
hoWse. sO3 West street Miss Aura
C. Hail will be the hostess. The de
votions win pc conducted by Mrs. "
:. Lawton and the program viii be in
charge of Miss Lora Perry.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-12-30
Variety shower for Miss Staais.

a delightful variety shower and
dance was given Miss Eta Stats on
"Wednesday. evening by the Daisy
Sewing Circle. at the home Of Mrs.
Robert ID. Stats, 407 West Twenty
attn street. She received many Use
ful and beautiful gifts. After an en-
joyabie evening. refreshments were
served. The house wa. prer.ly
decorated with Christmas colors.
Those present were Mr.. and Mrs. sRob-
ert ID. Stats. Mr.. and Mrs. John Quill.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harrison J. Farra. Mr..
and Mrs. Charles W. Stats. Mr. and
Mrs. Hugh u. Morrison. Mr.. and Mrs.
Leon 6. Mason. Mrs. Edna Passwater.
Mrs. Bertha Reeves, Misses Eta
Stats, Emma Moffatt. Rachel Draper.
Helen Miliikin. Miriam Grub, Eliza
beth Morton, Media Mofatt. Bertha
Stats; Roy Draper. Leon OFT. Robert
Miliikin. Cecil Frszle and Harry r
. Middleton.
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Tho annual Christmas dance vas
given last night by tho nurses Of no
Delaware Hospital In tho dining rom
~ tho hospital. a large Christmas
tree, gay win coiored lights. ever
greens and red crepe paper decorated
the roofn. During the informission
refreshments ware served by the on
tCrtainment committee. Mrs. Fannie
Hurst. m1tron ~ Nurses Home. 80
;, was hostess. in tho absence ~ Mis-
/ Caroline r. sparrow. superintendent
I ~ the hospital. who was unable % be
I present bocsise ~ q severe
cold. Crawford orchestra Furnished
music Tor the dancing. which lasted
from 3 untl li2o. Practically an the
nur7es in training, ~ vel as many
graduate and doctors. were present
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-12-30
RICHARDSON PARK CIVIC CLUB

The Women's Give Club of Richard
son Park WIFI hold the next regular
monthly meeting at the home Of Mrs
joan Welt. 1917 Oak street. Tuesday,
January 3. Mrs. William II Watson
chairman OF the ways and means COM
mittee. has planned a card party o.,
the Community Hal. "Wednesday
evening, January 3.
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'. W. G. A. CALENDAR.
Monday.
New Years Day. no u,eecuss
TUESDAY.

New Years Day. no meetings.
Tuesday.
$40 p m. Blue Bird Corps ~ Girl
Reserves Westminster Chare,
$50 ? m. wawataisl CcrFs 81 Girl
Reserves ciubrooms.
$50 y. n Hiavathia Corp. o. Cir
Reserves, clubrcoms.
500 =. m I. L. c. Club. cluhrcons
Wednesday.
1000 q. N. Industrial; Committee
cluhrooms
100 =. m. Religious Work Commit
;cs. Ciuhrools.
go p. m. House Committee. VOL
aston Hal
500 p. m. ouannacy; club of Cir
Reserves. c'jibrooalS.
Thursday.
- ~ a. N. Cafeteria Committee
meeting. cluhroouS.
100 a. m. Finance Committee Meet.
rg. c,ubrooms.
500 n. m. True Blue Corps ~ Cir
Reserves. clubrooms.
$50 p n. oriole Corps % Girl Re.
serves. clutrooms.
SS0-s.5O pm Gym Class. Higf
Schoo, gymnasium. Miss Ruth Walton
instructor
Friday.
800 p az. New Corps a. Freshmen
lC,uhroOms
$50 9. N. Good Fairy Corps % Gfr
Reserves. cluhrocms.
500 p. n. Girls Work COMMITTEE
mec ting. Mrs. JOS. Wa-ieid Whining
ton Apartments.
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Harry Bissell is visiting Mr.. ard
Mrs. Robert Pennington.
Mrs. Richard a. whittinsham Of
Newark. gave "a tea Thursday after
noon FOR her daughter. Mrs. T.. ~
Dean. who has Just returned from
California, and for her daughter-ln-
law. Mrs. Richard Rutherford Whit
tingham.
Mrs. Robert DANNY Kemp IL enter
tanning Miss Lydia Bcidemann OF
Norristown. Pa, who Is n classmato
of Miss Louise Kemp at Wilson Col
legc. Miss Kemp will give n small
dance In honor OF her guest.
Mrs. BENJAMIN n. Coppase and
Miss Maybcllc Coppage will entertain
a; a luncheon and theatre party to-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edsar NJ. Hopes. Jr,
and children. are spending the holt.
days with relatives in Newburh. y. Y
Last evening Mrs. Alexis du pon'
gave a delightful dance At the New
Century Club fer her grsnddoughters
Miss Carita Ortiz. and Mics Frances
du Pont. Receiving tho guests In AL.
iition TO the two young ladies. were
Mr.. and Mrs. Julien ortiz. Mr.. anJ
Mrs. Philip =. du ront. Mr.. and Mrs
Eugene l.. du Port. Miss Margaret
Candy. Before the dance Mr. ans
Mrs. Phiip du Font gave a dinne'
Tor about sixty guests.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rodney sharp vii
Tivc New Years Eve party tomorrow
night. al their home. Gihraltcr.
Ms. Franklin J. Murphey Will cu
terrain today AZ luncheon followed %
a ;heater. party for her daughter. Mis-
SuS,nne Murphey. who |. home fror
Law Haywood School. Stanford. Con
necticu;. for the holidays.
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Mrs. Clement Miller and Mrs. Charles
A. Higgins will give buffet supper
this evening for Mrs. Douglas Moore
and Mrs. Arthur ketcham. OF Buffalo.
before the Small and Early.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-12-30

Mrs. John Biggs VIII give a dance
at tho Country Club on New Years
Day for her daughter. Miss Rachel
Biges. The dance will no largely at
tended by tho young people who are
homo Tor the holidays.
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MOSTLY ABOUT PEOPLE

phcr l.. Ward. Mrs. Robert II. Rich
ards. Mrs. William X. du Pont.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-12-30

n you need n COOK call 2200-s.k
f0T al iakrr--Adv.
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MANI 81 the young men and women
MO arr homo from school will attend
iIl small and Esr,y which viii be
rsu thls evening az the Hotel du
fuuf The guests viii be received 10y
hu CT go y. Basel. Mrs. Christie
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Harry Bissell is visiting Mr.. ard
Mrs. Robert Pennington.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Rodney sharp will
Sivc New Years Eve party tomorrow
night. al their home. Gihraltcr
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No. Joseph VI. Martin and Miss
irorcnce Martin LETT yesterday FOR
Lake iracid Club 10 Join Joseph IL.
NNtln who went over 60 Lake Placid
With a party 90 friends from New
lcrk eevcrsl days ssO.
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M. Rober; Pennington will give a
dinner Cor Mise Caroly- Pennington ls-
fore the Small and Early this eve
nius.