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Evening journal., 1922-12-30
CALENDAR

MONDAY
New Years Day-No meetlngs)
TUESDAY
$50 p. m.-Blue Bird Corps OF
Gtrl Reserves, estlninster
Chapel
$50 p. m.-wawataisi Corps Of
Girl Reserves. club rooms
$50 p. m.-Hiawathia Corps OF
Girl Reserves. club rooms.
500 p. m.-F. L. {. Club, club
rooms.
WEDNESDAY
1000 a. m.-Industrial Com
mittee, club rooms.
11.00 a. m.-Rehgious Work
Committee. club rooms.
2.30 p. m.-House Committee,
Wollaston Hall.
400 p. m.-Qusnnscut Club Of
Girl Reserves, club rooms.
THURSDAY
1000 a. m.-Cafeteria Com
mittee meeting, club rooms.
1l.00 a. m.-Finsnce Commit
tee meeting. club rooms.
800 D. m.-True Blue Corps OF
Girl Reserves. club rooms.
800 p. m.-Oriole Corps OF Girl
Reserves club rooms.
s.3O-9.30 p. m.-Gym Class,
High School Gymnasium, Miss
Ruth Walton, Instructor.
FRIDAY
800 p. m.-New Corps OF
Freshmen, club rooms
$50 D, m.-Good Fairy Corps
Of Girl Reserves. club rooms.
500 p. m.--Girls' Work Com
mittee meeting. Mrs. Joseph
Warheld, Wilmington Apts.
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DIR. ALLISON TO LECTURE.

The two concluding lectures Of IN,
eight weeks Bible study course sivel
by the Rev. George d. Allison. pas
tor or the Second Baptist Church, q
the Y. w. c. A. s04 Market sra It
interrupted by the Christmas 10 B.
days, will be given on the Mord q,
evenings. January IS and 2c. Al
though these lectures will BE- relat s,
10 the six on World Ideals" Civ
In November and December. 4
Allison has specially prepared tn
as a conclusion. They are dstsch
in subject from the others and co
plete in themselves. The title gi1 +
to, the two lectures is Between
Testaments."
Those who heard Dr. Allison
his former lectures will realize n
valuable these two will be. It
hoped the attendance will be 20,
Further notice of the event VIII
in these columns.
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The engagement OF Miss Margaret
Gulick. 900 Jackson St, to Herman
Edward Shane, Of Haddonheld, N.
J., formerly of Georgetown, was an
nounced at a tea g.S-2 on Tuesday
afternoon by M6l~s$~4Sck at her
home. No date bsTas,en set for the
wedding. severai soy sf-town guests
attended the affair, Ss,ich was one
of the most delightful>of the many
given during the holiday sesson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard A. stillwel,
formerly OF this city but now OF
Greenfield, Mass. have announced
the engagement Of their daughter,
Miss Elizabeth n. stillwell to
Thomas W. Bacchus. Jr.. OF this
city.
Announcement Is made OF the en-
gagement OF Miss Esther Marcelis
Butler, youngest daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. Frederick Butler, 1908
Clayton street. and Frank Everard
Temple. son OF Mr.. and Mrs Horace
f. Temple, of West Chester. The
wedding will take place in the early
spring.
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p d. II Ei@ S

Mrs. F. Leon Ennis entertained
the Sewing Circle of Union Park
Gardens at her home, 2l21 Gillis
street last Wednesday afternoon.
These persons were present: Mrs
George Wagner. Mrs. Nellie b. Ken.
ney Mrs. Clyde c. Neese. Mrs
James Walton. Mrs. Herman Steven
son. Miss Madeline Neese. Mrs
Ernest Clspp, Miss May Collins,
Mrs. Jack Hazel, Mrs. Harry Thiel,
Mrs William G. Baugh, Jr., Mrs. e.
G. Shelton Mrs. Harry Neese, Mrs.
Gordon r. Neese, and Mrs. f. Leon
Ennis.
A FAMILY reunion was held on
Christmas day at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. f. Spencer Cochran, near
Newark Those present were: Mr..
and Mrs. f. Spencer Cochran, Mr.
and Mus. Leslie w. Mahan, of New
Castle; Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Cochran,
of Newark; Raym ond Cochran. AL
fred Cochran, OF New Castle; Fran
els Cochran. Of Newark; John Coch-
ran. William S. Mahan. Alfred F.
Aahan and G. Forrest Mahan. of
New Castle; Misses Emily r. Coch-
ran. Margaret. Sarah and Dorothy
Cochran and Emily c. Mahan, Lii
liam NJ Mahsn Little Betty Mahan.
Of New Castle; Mildred and Pearl
Comegys. of Ogletown.
A variety shower and dance was
given Miss Eta Stats on Wednes-
day evening by the Lazy Daisy So
,iety at the home of Mrs. Robert D.
Stats. 4O7 West Twenty-fifth street.
Miss Stats received many pretty
gifts. Those present were: Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert d. Stats. Mr.. and Mrs.
Iohn Quill, Mr.. and Mrs. Harrison !.
Farra. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles w.
Stats, Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh r. Nor
-ison, Mr.. and Mrs. Leon c. Mason,
Mrs. Edna Passwaters. Mrs. Bertha
Reeves, Miss Eta Stats, Miss Cath
srine Gallagher. Miss Emma Moffatt.
Miss Rachel Draper. Miss Helen
Miss Miriam Grubb, Miss
Elizabeth Morton, Miss Media Mof-
TAFT, Miss Bertha Stats, Ray Draper, |
leon OFT, Robert Millikln. Cecil Fra
.ier and Harry T. Middleton.
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TAYLoRs MARRIED so YEARS.

Mr.. and Mrs. william II. Taylor,
s17 Concord avenue, celebrated their
golden wedding anniversary at their
home on Christmas Day While no
formal celebration was observed.
there was family dinner and many
relatives and friends called during
the day to offer congratulations.
Both Mr.. and Mrs. Taylor have
health Mf Taylor is 75 years old
and Mrs. Taylor. 20. BEFORE her
marriage Mrs. Taylor was Miss
Rebeccs j. Tobin and was born at
Newport. Mr.. Taylor was born at
Rose Hill Mr. and Mrs. Taylor
we're married in Philadelphia on
December IS, 1872
The dinner was attended by Mr..
and Mrs. Taylor and their daughter.
Mrs. Frank McCracken. and her two
sons.
For % years Mr.. Taylor was SUI
perintendent of the Wilmington Jute
Mil after which he was associated
with the Turner Brothers laundry.
Mr.. Taylor is now in charge Of the
laundry department OF the Della
ware Hospital
Mr. and Mrs. Taylor are members
OF Brandywine NJ f. Church.
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GRACE MITE SOCIETY

The Mite Society OF Grace NJ. 9.
Church will meet at 3 o'clock next
Tuesday afternoon In the church
house. The officers of the society
are: President, Mrs. Joshua Conner:
first vice-president, Mrs. Charles W.
Pusey; second president, Mrs.
Ell Mendenhall; third vice-president,
Miss Sarah Weldin; recording sec
retary, Miss Rachel Howland: cor
responding secretary. Mrs. II. w.
Kennedy and treasurer. Mrs. A. H.
Slaughter.
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NURSES DANCE.

Nurses of the Delaware Hosp
held their Christmas dance in
dining hall OF the institution
night. Virtually every nurse in
training school from the senior
the probationer was present. OwN
to illness, Miss Caroline z. Sparrow
superintendent OF the hospital VI
unable to act az hostess. Her pls 3
was taken by Mrs. Fannie Hurst
matron OF Nurses Home No. l.. oi
the hospital. Music was provided By
wford's orchestra.
The dining hall was decorated
with Christmas green's and red crepe
paper. A Christmas tree adorned one
corner of the hall. Dancing began at
8 o'clock and continued until 11sO
o'clock. During intermission ice
cream and cake were served.
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INTRODUCE MISS woELppER.

A number OF Wilmingtonlans at
tended the tea given on Thursday
afternoon at Overlook, Pa. al
which time Miss Lillian Woelpper
was formally introduced to society
Miss woelpper has frequently visited
in this city, and was a roommate OF
Miss Martha Boyd. when they at
tended Fairfax Hall School. In
Virginia. She will spend the week
end in this city Among those who
attended the tea were: The Misses
Martha and Elizabeth Boyd, Miss
Eleanor LeCarpentier. Miss Anna
Negendank and Miss Grace Tucker.
of Smyrna.
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Mrs. Harry Blddlson, OF 1928 West
Fourth street. announces the mar
riage OF her daughter, Miss Carrie NJ.
MacAbee. to Clarence I. Armstrong.
o; 1O5 Grant avenue, on December
26, in Baltimore. Nd.
Miss Margaret Grove. 2122 La
motto street. and Nelson Henry. OF
Chester. were married on December
p, at the parsonage OF Brandywine
NJ. f. Church by the Rev. W.
Ernest Greenfield.
Miss Neotia Lillian Carvin, daugh-
ter of Mrs. Terrence Carvin. of this
city and L. Paul Edwards, of Blacks
burg, Va, formerly OF this city were
married at 2 o'clock this afternoon
in st. Andrews p. f. Church, by the
Rev. r. w. Trapnell. Only the i'm
mediate families were present. The
bride was given in marriage by her
brother. f. Torrance Carvln, of New
York City The bride and bride
groom were unattended.
The wedding music was played by
f. J. Mulhausen. organist of the
church. Cut flowers and palms
were the only decorations
The bride wore becoming suit
of dark blue duvetyn with platinum
OF collar and cuffs her ha. was
OF blue straw and silk and matched
her suit. She wore a corsage of
orchids and lilies OF the valley.
Following the ceremony, Mr.. and
Mrs. Edwards left on a wedding trip
north and after February Is, will
be at home in BlacRsburg, Va.
For several years Mrs. Edwards
has been contralto soloist at ST. An
irew's P. E. Church. She also has (
been a member of the faculty OF
Public School, No. "a. Mr.. Ed
wards is a graduate OF the Univers-
~ OF Delaware and OF Rensselaer,
Institute at Troy. y. Y.
He is a member of the Sigma Nu
and of the Rensselaer,
Society of Engineers. For several
'ears Mr.. Edwards was resident en-
yineer at Chill, for the dupont Com
)any. He now is professor Of civil
engineering at the Virginia Poly
echnic Institute, at Blacksburg. Va.
Several parties and showers have
been given in honor OF Mrs. Ed
wards.
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\ l'Qa..''|Ig:(M:. 0 o. |:.!!|!...: y:

Mrs. William NJ. wardrop, gene
al superintendent OF the Southei
General Division of the Won en-
Aid, Pennsylvania System, W
hold a staff meeting at 1880 ocloe
on Tuesday morning, January 2, J
room 4I2, Pennsylvania Buildipl
Wilmington. Following the mee'
ing there will be meeting of tn
Southern General Division at 2:s
o'clock in the assembly room. Mr.
wsndrop will preside over tn
mseting. Sandwiches and coffee vi
be served at noon.
Christmas work was extensive
carried on by the various division
under the direction of the divisi'
superintendent and the chairman
the relief committee. Baskets
provisions were taken to many far
lies and the sick were remember
with fruit and other cheer.
Current Events Class OF the w
mlngton New Century Club W.
meet at 1890 o'clock Tuesd'
morning. This will be the FIR
meeting of the club for two week
Mrs. Charles L. Doughten is chai
man of the class for January. Gu
rent Events will be given by Mr.
J. X. stack. A paper on Amer
canlzation." will be given by Mrs
David NJ. Ward. A reading will be
given by Mrs. Frederick Darling.
ton. Music will be contributed b,
Mrs. Emmet F. Hitch.
The Women's Civics Club OF Rich.
srdson Park will meet on Tuesday
afternoon at the home of Mrs. Jof
Eeit, 1917 Oak street. Under the
rection OF Mrs. William II. Watso'
chairman OF the ways and mes
committee OF the club, card pa
will be held on Wednesday even.
ia the Community Hal.
Blue Rock Community Club Vi
meet on Wednesday afternoon
the home of Mrs. Thomas j. Nc
bray, Gordon Heights.
Evening journal., 1922-12-30
RANKERS DANCE

The Bankers and Brokers' Club
gave its Christmas dance last eve
ming in the ball room of the Hotel
DUPONT. Dancing was enjoyed from
. until o'clock. Music was fur
nished by Wilson's orchestra. About
ESQ couples were present.
The members Of the committee
were: Robert Shaw, chairman:
Leslie Schofleld. Frank Collins and
Thurston L. Davis, Jr.
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GRACE MISSIONARY WORK.

A joint meeting Of the Women's
Foreign and Home Missionary socie-
ties OF Grace NJ. f. Church will be
held in the church house next Fri
day. The Foreign society will be in
charge OF the morning program and
the Home Society will present the
afternoon program.
Luncheon will be served at noon.
The hostesses will be Mrs. r. s. Law
ton. Mrs. D. o. Hastings, Mrs. James
G. Mearns and Mrs. c. A. Richie.
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AFTERNOON MUSICALE.

Mrs. William c. Blatz entertain
ed at a musicale and tea at her
home on Wednesday afternoon in
honor of Miss May De Lacey, Of
Brooklyn, n. Y. About so guests
were present The artists for the
musicale were Miss Agnes Quinlan.
OF Philadelphia, pianist; Miss Flor
ence Wightman. of Philadelphia,
harpist; Miss Madeleine G. Reed and
Miss Katherine A. Ross, OF this city.
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NAvY noY vIsIrs NOME

Earl Thomas Hallam, who is
on duty on the hospital ship Re-
lief, now at League Island Navy
Yard. was visitor at the home Of
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs Marshall
". Hallsm, over the Christmas holi-
days He expects TO sail within
few days for Guantanamo Bay and
the Panama Canal Zone, where the
Atlantic squadron will have winter
ma aneuVers
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b. A. II. CLUR DANCE.

The B. A. T. Club, recently or
ganized. the members being WI
mington High School girls, gave ia
first dance on Wednesday evenin.
at Rutter and Neiser Hall. The or
ficers Of the club are: President
Miss Elizabeth Gemmell; vice-pres.
dent, Miss Evelyn McHugh; secrs.
tary and treasurer, Miss Nett,
ShortaN.
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sERENADE NEWLY WEEDS

vens. who were married on Deem
Der 90 at the home OF Mrs. Stevens
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Robert r. Par
sons. at Elsmere. were given sere-
made on Tuesday evening at the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Parsons.
About so guests were present and
following the serenade, all the guests
were invited into the house and
music and games enjoyed and re-
freshments served.
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SMALL AND EARLY" ToNIGI

Under the auspices Of the Jun
League, small and early" darI
VIII be given this evening in the d
Barry Room OF the Hotel duPoi
Music for the evening will he III
nlshed by the Original Sly Orchesu
The guests will be received by NJ.
George P. Bissell, Mrs Robert
Richards, Mrs. Christopher L. Wa
and Mrs. William K. dupont.
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DANCE
NEXT MONDAY

The young men of Dover will hold
their annual dance on Monday
evening in the Dover Armory. This
event is always looked forward 10
with much pleasure by many Della
wareans. as Il attracts persons from
all over the state. For a number
Of years the dance has been recog-
nized as one of the social functions
OF the Christmas holiday season
down state.
Dancing will begin at . o'clock.
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GRACE MISSION WORK.

The January meeting OF the Grace
Young woman's Home Missionary
Auxiliary will be held at 7:45
o'clock Monday evening in Grace NJ.
e. church house. 90S West street.
Miss Aura c. Roman will be the
hostess. The devotional services
will he conducted by Mrs. II. s.
Lawton and the program will be
in charge of Miss Lola Perry.
Evening journal., 1922-12-30
MnzPAH CHATTER nANouEr

Mizpah Chapter, order Of Eastern
star, will hold a banquet in odd
Fellows Hall. next Tuesday evening
Evening journal., 1922-12-30
RARY EoR THEM

Mr.. and Mrs. w. Raymond De
Valinger. 1902 West street are re-
ceiving congratulations on the birth
Of son. William Raymond. Jr., at
the Homeopathic Hospital on De-
cember IS.
Evening journal., 1922-12-30
FANCY BLoUsEs.

Blouses of gold and silver cloth
are now making their appearance
beaded with metal or colored beads
They are worn with the more elabo.
rate coat suits to complete the cos
tune.
Evening journal., 1922-12-30
FRATERNITY DANCE.

The annual dance OF the Delta
Chapter OF Sigma Alpha Phi Fra
ternity will be held on Friday eve
ming. January 26 in the ball room of
the Hotel DUPONT. The committee
has arranged delightful program.
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|I' Y 9 x Gl VI s7 lI

Mrs. Alexis l. DUPONT gave :
dance last evening in the New Cen.
tury Club for her two rand-daugh
ters. Miss Frances dupont and Miss
Csrita Ortiz. The guests were re-
ceived by Mr.. and Mrs Julien Ortiz
Mr.. and Mrs. Philip r. dupont, Mr.
and Mrs. Eugene f. DUPONT and
I Miss Margaret Candy. Music was
/ furnished by the Original SIX
Preceding the dance Mr.. and Mrs.
Philip F. dupont gave a dinner ~
their home at Fsirview in honor OF
Miss Frances DUPONT.
Colonel and Mrs. J. Ernest Smith
will give a dance in honor Of Mss
Elizabeth Berger on next Tuesday
evening in the duBarry Room OF the
Hotel dupont
Mrs Robert Pennington gave
dance on Thursday evening for her
son, Robert Pennington. Jr., at their
home, 1901 Broome street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Victor Mclean Day
Of Larchmont n. y. have been the
guests this week OF Mrs. DAYS pa
rents, Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander f.
crichton.
Mr. and Mrs. Lammot dupont
gave a dinner last evening before
the Junior Dancing Glass.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Rodney Sharp
will entertain at a New Years Eve
party at their home. Gibraltar" to-
morrow night.
Mrs. John Biggs VIII gave dance
for her daughter, Rachel at the
Century Club. on New Years Day. 7
Lieut. and Mrs. w Baynard on |
ley and son have returned to Wash /
ington after spending the week with |
their parents In this city and Clay
ton.
Miss Anna j. Hendrickson will
entertain a party OF friends this |
evening in honor OF Miss r. Irene
Lenderman. OF Penny Hlll. who Is
home for the holidays from Boston.
Miss Lenderman will leave next
for the New England city.
where she, is taking an advanced
course in kindergarten training.
Mrs. Joseph II. Martin and Miss
Florence Martin left today for Lake
Placid Club to Join Joseph II. Mar
in. Jr., who went to Lake Placid
everal days ago. with a party of
riends from New York.
Miss Julia Elliott left Tuesday for
Detroit where she will be the guest
y Miss Irene Barbour.
Mr.. and Mrs. John W KeTlum
lpent the holidays with their
mother, Mrs c. b. Kellum at Dover.
ir. and Mrs Kellum will leave the
irst OF February for Vancouver
where Mr.. Kellum will become man
ger Of the main Office OF the Atlas
'owder Company.
The Misses Anna r. and Eliza
'eth $. Young entertained today at
luncheon at their home 2io7
Boulevard.
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past grand patron; Lille schoheid
Riley associate grand mstron; Julia
NJ story. past grand matron; Amy
+. Never worthy grand matron, Of
the Grand Chapter OF Delaware
Mary A. Woodus worthy matron OF
Radiant Chapter; Walter r. Wood
worthy patron OF Radiant Chapter:
Mabel r. Wood, associate matron: A.
Victor Hughes. past patron OF Radi-
ant Chapter; Mrs. Fannie r. hughes.
Beulsh NJ. Spicer Esther; Hope S.
Richardson. Ruth Meginniss. organ
ist; Edith b. Harmstead, marshal
Anna F. Hollingsworth. warder;
Myrtle L. Sswdon. associate con-
ductress: Walter T.. Sawdon. senti-
mel; Rebeccs y. Humes. treasurer
Florence r. Emerson. secretary:
Sarah s. MacNamee. associate ma
tron. st. Johns Chapter: Mary NJ.
Clover, worthy matron. st. Johns
Chapter. No. 4: w I. foreman,
worthy patron. ST. Johns Chapter;
j. Harry Beckerle, past worthy pa
tron. Radiant Chapter: Rose E.
Newlin. associate mstron OF Miz-
psh Chapter; Carrie ". Wright.
worthy mstron, Mizpah Chapter
! No. 9 Jennie NJ. Hill. associate ma
tron. Julia NJ. Story Chapter; Alice
NJ. Dayett, conductress: Gladys T..
seidel Martha; Gertrude Vincent,
Adah: Laura w. Dennlson, chap
lain; Violet A Rush. worthy patron
of Julia NJ. Story Chapter No. 5;
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Fooks. OF Ottawa
Canada; Mrs Evelyn Fooks. Mrs.
Ethel II. Grant, Philadelphia; EliZ-
abeth j. Lynch, Helen NJ. Richard
son, Holly Oak; Elsie b. Beck, Bes-
sic NJ Woodus. Ruth A. Sands. Ed
ward s. Mclean. Edith w. Mclean.
Gertrude $. Carey, Hannah Rich
ards, Martha Mckinney. Elva Cart
wright. Eliza beth Hollingsworth.
Mildred f. Gooden. Nellie l.. Dill.
r. A. Arnold, Ethel d. Emmons.
Elizabeth P. Harper. Martha A.
Primrose. Sarah X. Jester. Walter
Dent Smith. Mrs. willard Z. Smith.
Mrs. John l.. Press. Sarah ID. Carr,
Mary A, Carr. Halle NJ. Coleman.
Alta E. Meginniss. f. Marian Cab
iAfAf fleAsH I. btdihoAe' Ell1dpeth NJ.
White, Ellen J. Barnes, Helen l..
Lennon, Miriam J.. Stausebach.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. T. Schofield. Nor
man L. Mousley, Mrs. Millicent
Layton, Mrs. Margaret Burke. Annie
NJ. Loomis Mrs. Abble Todd Riggs,
Laura j. Slaughter, Jane c. Zebley.
John p. zebley. Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam II. Phillips, Mrs. Dallett
LOOMS, Mrs. Gordon L. Naylor.
Miss Mildred Fulmer. Miss Helen
Fulmer. Mrs. Lola Sweeney. Mrs.
Clara Chambers Mrs. Matte Will
liams, Mrs Margaret McCaulIey.
Mrs. NJ. Eliza beth Dorsey, H. V.
Bowlby, Ralph j. Jacobs and 5.
Helms.
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Styles

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shoes This Durgin official
who OF such things.
In other words than buy
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estimate However tendency that
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Since it's difficult US
people DO not agree national problems
Evening journal., 1922-12-30

terday.
, Miss Helen Steers. 724 Greenhil
avenue, entertained four tables al
bridge luncheon on Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Gibson Jr.
are spending the holidays with rels-
lives in Media. Pa.
George Gibson. 27OI Tstnall
street has recovered from recent
illness.
Mrs. Walter NJ. Doughten. 1918
West Ninth street entertained this
afternoon fve tables Of bridge.
Miss Anna Grubb, entertained
yesterday at a bridge luncheon al
her home. 14O1 Delaware avenue.
william s, Mllikin. a student OF
the Senior Class in the-architectural
school OF the University OF Pennsyl-
vanis. is home for the holidays.
Miss Mildred l.. Denney. 220s
Lancaster avenue. left on Wednes-
day for fortnights stay in Clare
mont, Va. on the return trip. Miss
Denney will stop in Richmond and
Washington.
Miss Grace Tucker OF smyrna is
spending the weekend with Miss
Eleanor Leearpentier.
Miss Bobbie Gilbrlde. a student at
st. Joseph's College, Emmetsburg.
Nd, is spending the holidays wish
her parents here. She will return
to college on January s. on Tues
day Miss Gilbride will go to Bslti-
more TO attend 2 dance.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey r. Booker
left today for Atlantic City where
they will remain until Tuesday.
Mrs. Harvey f. Booker. 7O7 West |
Twenty-sixth street. entertained Al |
luncheon on Thursday in honor Of |
her daughter, Mrs. Edwin Ross shep- /
psrd, OF New York city.
Miss Elizabeth Lee, student Al |
University OF Maryland has been
spending the holidays at her home in
this city.
Arthur Stover OF Lehigh Univer-
ity, is spending the holidays wish his |
parents, Colonel and Mrs. We,ie. r
Stover, 1900 North Franklin street.
Miss Mary Mccall SIS Adams !
street il home from Bernard COL !
lege, New York, for the holidays.
Mr. and Mrs. John J. Chloride. 2f7 /
North Broome street. are confined to
their home with illness
Harry E. stsusebach. musician, is
confined 10 his home with pneu-
monis. He is resting comfortably.
Miss Elizabeth Houston was the
guest over Christmas OF Miss Isabel
Hope. at Dover.
Mr.. and Mrs. LstchIm woodaII
ire the guests OF Mrs. John Stevens,
At Frederics.
Miss f. Virginia Bsynard spen,
'hristmas with her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. j. A. Bsynsrd. at Clayton.
Miss Mary Gibson is the guest OF
friends a Clayton.
Miss Msrgery Hamilton Hnl 1905
West street. has been spending the
holidays with friends in Philadel-
ohia and Trenton.
Miss Marjorie Foster and Harold
VI. Dorsey, OF New York City are
'pending the weekend with Mr..
Dorsey's mother. Mrs. NJ. Elizabeth
Dorsey. 20Oi Jefferson street. Both
Mss Foster and Mr. Dorsey are
ormer students of the University OF .
Delaware. Mr.. Dorsey is connected
With the Standard oil Company, OF
lew York City.
Walter Dent Smith OF Pittsburgh.
Pa. who has been spending the
holidays with his parents Dr.. and
irs. willard E. Smith will return I
text Tuesday. a
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest II. Dent. Of
lewark, n. j., son-in-lsw and
laughter Of DR.. and Mrs. Smith are \
heir guests for a week. i
George w. Coke, an assessor in I
he District of Columbia, is spend '
ne the holidays at his home in this e
ity. a
Miss Marion Truax entertained at +
bridge-luncheon on Thursday. y
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BABY THEIR GIEgT

Mr.. and Mrs. Grover Rimeer, 3e7
Sixth avenue. are receiving consrstu-
istions on rhe birth OF son born on
Christmas Day.
Evening journal., 1922-12-30
Golden DAYS
BY ARTHUR EUGENE SMITH

I like to read in histry OF those days
When Time began the measuring of hours,
When DER the Cretan hills and foreet-ways
The goddess Cybele breathed to life the 1ow'rs;
When brave Actaeon hunting by the stream
Beheld Diana bathing in its tide,
(What wonder that his heart OF love dared dream
When he such virgin beauty there espied?)
/ Ike those days when Greece defed the pow'rs
OF Persia, and when Rome looked down upon
PROSTATE world.-I glory in those hours
When. suffring and deepised, our Washington
AT Valley Forge knet in the blood stained
And prayed for vlct'ry Ger a heartless foe!
Evening journal., 1922-12-30

Blue Rock Community Club !
meet on Wednesday afternoon
the home of Mrs. Thomas j. No
bray, Gordon Heights.
Evening journal., 1922-12-30

The Misses Anna r. and Eliza
beth 5. Young entertained today at
bridge-luncheon at their home 2io7
Boulevard.