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HERE ARE PRIZE WINNING
ESSAYS ON KIWANIS MOTTO

Prizes awarded by the XII club Friday high
school girls Misses Martha Ivey and Sie the
of about SO submitted school
which Build" club
ed, and are reproduced hereas
Evening journal., 1922-10-21
WOlNENiS CLUB
CHRISTMAS SALE

Plans are being completed for the
Christmas Shop which the Women's
Club of Trinity Church will hold on
November Z. s. 9 and 10, in the show
rooms of the wilmington Automo-
bile Company.
The manager of the show room Is
Mrs. Frank L. DeArmond, assisted
by Mrs F. V. DUPONT. Mrs. William
Bergland. Mrs. Thomas w. Miller.
The cashiers are Miss Grace Bea-
denkopf and Miss Marion Beaden-
kopf. Mrs. Julian Adair is treas
urer. Clifton Collins is auditor.
The donation table will be in charge
Of Miss Elsie Patterson and Mrs.
David Lindsay.
Those in charge OF the other
tables follow:
Toys-Mrs. Harry G. Haskell, Miss
Elizabeth Draper.
Canadian homespun bags, scarfs
and negliges-Miss Cornelia Draper.
Books and victrola records-Mrs.
Charles Reese.
Candies and cakes-Mrs. Paul
Rowland and Miss Elizabeth Reese.
Novelties and linens-Mrs. Har-
Ian &. Scott and Mrs. Robert Tom
linson.
Antiques -Mrs. c. Marshall
Barton.
Antiques-Mrs. Marshall Barton.
Children's amusement booths
Miss Victorine DUPONT and Margar-
eta DUPONT.
Christmas novelties from Will
shops-Mrs. c. Glen Bea-
1enkopf and Mrs. c. NJ. Turner.
Imported novelties and candles
Mrs. Lindsay Curtis.
Committee in charge OF the shop |
Mrs. J. A. Draper, Jr.. chairmans
Mrs. Harlan G. Scott, Mrs. Harry G.. |
Haskell.
Evening journal., 1922-10-21
NEEDLEWORK
GUILD DISPLAY

The annual meeting OF the will
mington Branch of the NeedleworlS
Guild OF America will be held at 8
o'clock Thursday afternoon, No
vember 2. in Friends Meeting House,
Tenth and Harrison streets. All
section presidents. directors and
members of the Needlework Guild
are asked TO be present as the guild
garments collected during the year
will be exhibited. Section presi-
dents are reporting that many mem
bers have not sent in their con-
tributions Of two or three garments
but they hope to receive them early
next week.
At the annual meeting a report
will be given by each section presi-
dent. Tea will be served.
The local guild has a membership
of several hundred. The guild was
formed in 1914 and since its organ
ization it has achieved splendid re-
suits.
The officers are; President. Mrs.
william II. Fem. Jr.: first vice
president, Mrs. Henry p. Scott; sec
ond vice-president, Mrs. William
Griscom Coke; third president
Mrs. William Salisbury; fourth vice
president. Mrs. Asa j. Williams;
treasurer. Miss Elizabeth z. Hebb
and secretary. Mrs. Robert H. Maris.
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SOCIETY
NEWS ON PAGE TWO
Evening journal., 1922-10-21
VIClNEAD HUNT
OUT NEXT WEEK

The Vicmead Hunt Club will hold
dts annual horse show on next Sat
urdsy at the home OF Mrs. Victor du-
Pont. at Guyencourt. Previous to the
events luncheon will be served. The
card will be:
Glass dumping class, open for
all.
Glass ladies hunters and ladies
TO ride.
Glass -3-Farmers hunters. Farm
horses used for work. Thoroughbreds
barred.
Glass 4-Handy hunters. Farm
horses only. Ride to. the first jump.
dismount and lead over all other
jumps.
Glass 5-Jumping class. children
10 and under--performance TO count
SO per cent for performance and feet
and hands so per cent.
Class 6-Pair of hunters to be
ridden at first hunting distance. Not
necessarily driven by the same per-
son.
Class Farmers race, half mile,
horses used for farm work.
Glass S-Ladies' race. half mile or
less.
Class s-Mule race, half mile.
Glass 1o-Flat race, one mile. open.
to all.
Class 11-steeple chase. five jumps.
three feet. half mile. farm horses
only. Thoroughbreds barred.
Class 12-Steeple chase. open to
all; Jump three feet. one mile.
Evening journal., 1922-10-21
BOX SOCIAL BY
BEACON CLUB

Members Of the Beacon College
4 Club are arranging for the Novem-
lber meeting.
NJ. D. Fisher, president, has ap-
pointed a committee composed OF
Louise Wallace, chairman. Ruth Mills
and Otis Long to make arrange
ments.
Several means OF furnishing en-
tertainment were considered, but It
was the unanimous decision of the
committee TO hold as the main fea-
ture a box social The social this
year will be entirely different from
any so far held by the club, in that
with every box purchased there will
be a complete surprise. in the form
Of a bonus" in store for the young
man.
A unique reception is being work.
ed out for the new members who
will be formally admitted by Mr..
Fisher at the November meeting.
Professor d. c. Sapp. literary
director of the club, will shortly an
nounce a complete and interesting
program for the season. Possibly
one of the most interesting numbers
on his program will be a debate by
members ofsthe club.
on next Tuesday the new Beacon
Athletic Association will be organ
lied. Girls, as well as boys. will be /,
eligible for membership.
The campaign for new members
will come to an end at o'clock on d,
Monday afternoon. Miss Hazel Long !
is heading the Reds, and Miss
Hannah Linden is heading the
Blues" :
Mr. Fisher addressed the club ves-
terday afternoon in behalf Of the
campaign. A Raymond Jackson
will speak to the students on Nom
day afternoon.
Evening journal., 1922-10-21

In West Presbyterian church at
$50 this evening, Mrs. Isabel Col
man, daughter of Mrs Esther
Brown, 1341 Reed stree viii be
married to Alexander Thomps Sr.
The ceremony will be perform ID by
the Rev. William Leishmar. pastor
of Eastlake Presbyterian Church.
The bride will be attended oy her
two sisters, the Misses Marcaro nd
Jean Brown. George Thompson on
OF the bridegroom, will be best man.
The uShers will be David Vincent
and James Reed.
The bride will wear white
charmeuse gown with tulle veil. She
will carry a shower bouquet of bride
roses. The maid of honor, Miss
Margaret Brown, will wear a dress
of white canton crepe. and Miss
Jean Brown will wear a white gown
of Shantung silk. Each will carry
arm bouquets of roses. Following
the ceremony reception will be
held at the Labor Lyceum Hall,
Fourth and dupont streets.
The couple will leave tomorrow
morning on "a trip to Niagara Falls.
and upon their return will live at
1913 West Sixth street. The bride
was a former resident of Dunn bar
ton. Scotland. but has made Will
her rome for the past two
years Mr.. Thompson is associated
with the Baltimore and Ohia Rail-
road Company.
Evening journal., 1922-10-21
PERROTP VS.
BY j. MARIAN JOHNSON

When the sun has silently slipped down to rest
Then Pierro from play his music
Comes TO fill with harmony the summer air
Comes charm her home within
There the lensthenng shadows melody
Soothing winds
Playing the winklng that all keep
watched window gayP to
prayed every grew
sky,
gently by
Perrot plays beneath the pine trees plays because
Love- the sky. bees
sky.
go
engthening
Evening journal., 1922-10-21
GoLDEY HALLOWEEN PARTY.

At the Meeting of the Goldey Col
lege Commercial'Club yesterday art
ernoon, plans foria Halloween danes
were announced. The affair which
will be a costume event. will be heid
at Gilbert studio on November az
$40. The proceeds Of the dance will
go 10 the treasury of +he athletic
association.
Miss Audrey L. Winder is chair
man Of the committee of arrange
ments and associated with her are
Castillo Turner. Mildred MajorI
Willie T. Young. Edward L. Rich
ards. Samuel G. Galloway and J.
Allan Mcdonald. Other committeesl
to assume charge Of detSils OF the
dance will be named later.
Evening journal., 1922-10-21

Mrs. Bullen. who resides I'm New
port. Del. returned on sunday from
the national session of the Daughters
of America, held in Washington. d.
c. The session was held at the
Hotel Ebbitt. Mrs. Bullen repre-
sented the James A. Garfield Coun
Gil No. 1, Daughters of America
others from Garfield Council who
attended the session were: Wilbur
G. Dill, member of the national law
committee: the national organizer
Mrs. Emma Seisist. and Margery
Neal, Lillian Elliott, Mary Din an
Laura Walker.
Mrs. Bullen takes an active part
in other orders in Wilmington, Ia
also a member OF the Woman's
Club of Newport and other organi
cations.
Evening journal., 1922-10-21
DISABLED VETS. TO DANCE.

A dance will be given by the Dis ,
abled Veterans Wilmington Chap
ter No. 1, Monday evening, Novem-
Der 6.
Disabled veterans who have not
received compensation Or training.
from the government. are also to
communicate with Lee A. McLaugh-
lin. 619 west Fifth street, tempo-S
rary commander.
Evening journal., 1922-10-21


The BRIDE Will be attended by Mrs.
Archer w. Miller. as matron Of
honor, OF Pittsburgh. sister of the
bridegroom; the Misses Margaret
Vernon Emory and Elizabeth Win
chester Waters, of Baltimore, and
Elizabeth Newberry Aldred and
Elizabeth vaules Carlisle. OF Mil
ford. Little Miss Ann DUPONT Sharp,
cousin of the bride. will be flower
girl Presley Hamilton. Of New
York. brother or bridegroom. will be
best man. The ushers are: Allen X.
Collingwood and James Mcintosh,
Of Braddock. Pa; Archer w. Miller,
OF Pittsburgh, and II. Rodney Sharp.
Jr.. of Wilmington.
The wedding music will be play
ed by Madden's orchestra A re-
cital will be given before the cere.
mony The bride will be given in
marriage by her father.
Evening journal., 1922-10-21

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The monthly meeting of the Wash
lngton Heights Century Club will be
held at o'clock next Monday eve.
ming in the club house, 2S0O Boule-
ward. All club chairmen will su b.
NIT their reports at this time.
The reading section of the Will
mington New Century Club will meet
in the club at $50 o'clock next We'd
nesday afternoon. Mrs. William II.
Beacon viii present a paper on
Palestine in the Twentieth Century"
All cub members are invited.
The meeting of the Acorn Club OF
seaford was held Tuesday afternoon
in the club room, the president, Mrs.
William F. Longendyke, presiding.
After the business meeting. Miss
Bagwell told about the musical
comedy. THE Microbe OF Love-"
which win be given in the New
theatre on the evening OF December
s. by the entertainment chairman.
Mrs. John r. Eskridge. for the ben
eft of the new club house fund.
Mrs. J. Emery Miles was chair
man of the day. having for her sub
jecct Current Events" and fur
nlshed the following interesting pro-
gram:
Piano duet, "Andante Surprise
symphony" by Hayden. Mrs w. d.
Stevens and Mrs. Alexander Donoho;
reading, THE Argonaut Mine Dis
aster," Mrs. Walter T. Wallace; read
ing, Interesting Facts" Mrs. George
r. Trimble: plano solo. "A Rondo
Franklin Aleen: read
Ing, Current Events" Mrs. William
B. Huston; piano duet. "Sunfiower
Dance" Mrs. Alexander Donoho and
Mrs. w. D. Stevens.
The program for next week will |
be in charge OF Mrs. John w. Nevins |
who will have for her subject |
Prison Reform"
NJ. S. Plummer. warden Of the New
Castle County Workhouse. will be
present and speak at 2.3O O'Clock in |
The club room. 1t will be an open |
and a general invitation has |
been extended. especially to the men.
An interesting meeting of the
Tuesday Night Club was
held Tuesday evening in the club
house. The president, Mrs. F.. Lee
Culver presiding. Arrangements
are being made for a bazaar to he
held December 8. Mrs. Charles p.
was named chairman of
he bazaar.
Mrs. c. Leon Cannon, assistant
secretary, who attended an execu-
i've board meeting of the Federated
Clubs in Wilmington, gave a pleas
ing report of the meeting. Mrs /
Cannon also read a history OF Della
ware colony at Stockley, the Kate |
Deemer Home for Feeble Minded.
This institution. though only eigh-
teen months old, has made wonder
full progress.
A special drive Ia being made in
he club this year for one hundred
per cent attendance. Each week
EN- members are given ten names
II members to specially invite to the
lext meeting.
Mrs. John T. Vandenburg, chair
nan for the evening, was in charge
u the subject for the evening,
Philippine Islands" Mrs Vanden-
urg read several very interesting
rticles. The musical program in Z
luded singing, The Old Oaken
3ucket." blythe club; piano duets by
Giss Bertha Short and Miss Blanche {
soldiers march. from I
aust. and Largo. by Handel: plano
bio by Mrs. c. Leon Cannon. I'm
Evening journal., 1922-10-21
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Mrs. Mae Frampton. of Riverview
Home. Thirty-second street near
Market street, gave. a delightful
party yesterday afternoon in honor
OF the fourth birthday anniversary
OF her daughter Regina Frampton.
Games were played and ice cream,
cakes. candies and fruits served.
Many pretty gifts were received by
the little celebrant.
Those present were: The Misses
Regina Frampton, Margaret Yeater
Anna Manning. Anna Lovegrove,
Jane Lovegrove. and Anna FUR. Or
Vile Sullivan. Emerson Lovegrove,
John Vapor. Charles Milkins. Herold
Ravens. Miss Naimo Dill. Miss
Gladys Evins. Miss Alma Frampton,
Joseph Frampton. Jr.
Mr.. and Mrs Alonzo Symour. 1914
Lincoln street. recently gave a kitch-
en- shower, in honor of Mr.. and Mrs
Harry Proud. Before her marriage,
Mrs. Poud was Miss Nellie Symour,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. George w.
Symour, 2t7 Chestnut street. New
Castle. The evening was spent in
games. singing and dancing.
Those present were: Mr.. and
Mrs Harry Proud. Miss Susan Klink.
MIR. and Mrs Albert Clayton and
daughter. Mr.. and Mrs Frank
Proud and children, Miss Lillian
Proud. Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. w. Sy-
mour. Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Proud.
sr.. Miss Margaret Lucas. Miss Cath
crime Wilhelm. Miss Rose Symour
Mrs. Margaret P"vNolds Mr.. and
Mrs. Proud and family. Russell Sy.
mour, Mr.. and y. Inward Proud.
Miss Laura Armpriester, OF New
Castle; Mr.. Ralph Bradley, OF Hur-
lock. Md; Miss Agnes Cheezum. Of
New Jersey; Mr.. Brown. Mr.. and
Mrs. Wprrilow. Mrs. Frank Capelle,
Farrell Symour, Aloms Symo Jr.
Mr.. and Mrs. Langford and daugh-
ter, Miss Myrtle Symour, Mr.. and
Mrs. II. n. Dorsey. Mr.. and Mrs.
Leo Reed and daughter. Mr.. and
Mrs. a. W. SEYMOUR. Miss Marie
Langford, Mr.. ard Mrs. Ralph Sy
mour, Mrs. Mae Frampton, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. c. Harding and daughter
Mr.. and Mrs. Victor f. Ullmann. |
entertained a number of friends at
their home. 9l6 West Ninth street |
last Tuesday evening, at dinner in |
honor OF Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Rike- |
ling their guests over the weekend |
Mr.. and Mrs. Rikeling. who are cltl- |
zcns OF Zeeric. Switzerland, had lust |
arrived from their native country for !
Evening journal., 1922-10-21
SODALITY DANCE

The Children of Mary sodality will
give a masquerade dance next We'd
necday evening in ST. Joseph's Hall
on the Brandywine. Joe Dale's Mel
ody Boys will furnish the music.
O'Neirs bus will leave Sixth and
Market streets at Sis o'clock and
will leave Eleventh and Market
streets at $40 o'clock.
Evening journal., 1922-10-21
81. ANDREW's FRIENp1Y.

Mrs. Richard W. Trapnell. wife OF
the rector Of St. Andrews n
Church gave an interesting talk last
evening az the meeting of the Girls
Friendly Society in the parish mouse.
She tod OF her cent trip to the pa
cihc Coast
The men o. Miss lana
class gave q series of short talks an
current events. de ling with fors,On ,
religion. An interesting musical
program was given.
Evening journal., 1922-10-21
VARIETY SHOWER.

Miss Eva NJ. Shaffer, 2215 Gilpin
avenue. gave a variety shower this
afternoon in honor of Miss Madeline
b. Williamson. whose marriage is
to take place on October 2S. Miss
Williamson's engagement was an
nounced recently to Earl E. Lloyd.
Decorations were carried out in the
xolor scheme of pink and white,
Evening journal., 1922-10-21
NEIGHBoRHooD HALLOWEEN.

Members of the neighborhood as
sociations OF the city will hold an
er-neighborhood Halloween party
Monday night. October 30. in the
Auditorium. Eleventh and Madison
streets. Charles F. Ernst. of the
Wilmington Community Service, is
arranging for committee on enter
tainment.
Evening journal., 1922-10-21
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Mr.. and Mrs. A. ]. Moxham, for
mer residents Of this city, but Of
recent years of Great Neck, L. l..
have returned to Delaware and are
occupying the Daniel W. Corbit
home at Odessa.
The, Misses Eleanor Thompson,
Sara Townsend. Mary and Jane
Marvenattended the Rose Tree Hunt
today.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Bring
hurst are spending several weeks at
Lake George.
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Taylor. Sr.,
will celebrate. their fiftieth wedding
anniversary tomorrow at the home =
OF their daughter. Mrs. William
Brown, I'LL Rodney street.
Members OF the faculty of Tower
Hill School enjoyed a picnic today
along the Chesapeake and Delaware
canal. The party went from this
city to Delaware City by automobile. .
Miss Mary Fitzpatrick sailed to-
day from New York; for Bermuda :
where she will spend 1.-TWO weeks.
Mrs. William Woods,\ of Negonie, 4
Mich, Is visiting Mr.. andlMrs Walter
Smith at Brack-Ex.
Ellwood Souder, Jr., is spending
the weekend at Cape May.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank V. DUPONT
ars visiting in New York.
Miss Mary Marvel has returned
from New York, where she was tho
guest of Miss Anne Warren. (
Irving Carpenter, of Seaford, Is
spending the weekend with friends
in this city.
Evening journal., 1922-10-21

four months. tour of the United
States. This Is the second visit OF
the Rikelings to America.
Those at the reception were: Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Ullman. Mr. and
Mrs. Walter Kleitz and Mr.. and Mrs
Harry Graham and children OF this
city. and Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Graham. of New Castle.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rikeling left on
Wednesday for New York city where
they will be the guests of friends for
several days. They intend visiting
Niagara Falls. Yellowstone Park,
Washington. D. c., and several
points in the south, particularly
Palm Beach, Fla, where they will
remain until spring.
A surprise party was given on
wednesday evening TO Mr.. and Mrs
Pusey Pennock at their home at
Midtown. by several friends from
wilmington The party left in auto
mobiles. taking supper with them
Following the supper the evening
was spent in games and music.
Those present were Mr.. and Mrs
Leslie Derrickson. Mrs. Sarah Finn
Mrs. Mary McCallister and Mrs.
Louetta Brown OF Dallas. Texas all
sisters OF Mrs. PennocS John r
lyman. also brother Of Mrs. Pen
mock. Mr., and Mrs. George Pierson.
Mr.. and Mrs. william Little. Miss
Isabella Higgins. Mr.. and Mrs. II
f. Gregg. Miss Irene Gregg. Blanche
and James Derrickson. Belle Cham
bers. Annabelle Person Edwin Pier
son and Alice Farra.
A surprise party was given
Tuesday evening % Mrs. Grant, Alb
bot at her home near Farnhurst In
honor of her birthday anniversary
Games were played and refresh
ments served. Mrs. Abbott was the
recipient of many gifts.
Those present were: Mr. and Mrs.
Fretd A. Davis. Mr.. and Mrs William
Sheets. Ns- and Mrs. Earl G. Finney
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank KINNEY. Mr.
and Mrs Harry l.. Blest. Miss Elsi
Warrington. Mrs. Gilbert Scarbor
ough. Mrs. Clarence W. Porter. Mr..
AID Mrs. Edward Megginson, Ed
ward Megginson, Jr.. Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Megginson and family. Mrs. |
Charles Hewlett, Mrs. Thomas Hew-
let. Mrs. Rhoda Libe. Mrs. Charles |
Yetter. Mr. ad Mrs c. A. Darcy Mr.
and Mrs Rowland Abbott Miss Mar
saret Abbott and Mrs. Anna Hurd.
Evening journal., 1922-10-21
GIRLS FRIENDLY

The G.r.s' Friendly Society Of Old
Swedes' Church will give Hallow-
cen dance next Wednesday evening
In the parish house. The society will
send the Misses Virginia Page and
Ada McClain, as delegates' to the
provincial meeting which will be-
held in Philadelphia on Nogem ber
16. II and Is.
Evening journal., 1922-10-21
CLUB CARD PARTY

Under the auspices of the mort
gage fund committee of the New
Century Club a card party will be
given Monday afternoon at the club
house The affair will be the first
OF a series to be given under the
direction of this club committee.
Evening journal., 1922-10-21
cRANsroN HEIGHTS MEETING

The Ladies Auxiliary OF the
Cranston Heights fire company will
serve chicken supper on next Sat
urday evening in the FIRE house A
meeting OF the auxiliary will De held
in the fire house next Tuesday even
Ing. Important business VIII be dis
cussed and al members are asked to
attend
Evening journal., 1922-10-21

The bride will wear white chif-
fon trimmed with pearls with
court train OF brocade silk. She will
wear a tulle veil with bsndeau of
orange blossoms and rose point lace,
and carry a bouquet OF lilies with
lilies OF the valley.
The color OF the bridesmaids
gowns will be arranged from flesh
color TO watermelon pink. and they
VIII carry arm bouquets Of chrysan-
themums and snapdragons. The
flower girl Will wear a white crepe
de chine dress and will carry a
basket of pink roses.
A reception will follow the cere-
mony at the home of the brides
parents, 30S Lake View avenue. Az
ter November IS. Mr.. and Mrs
Hamilton will live in Pittsburgh
Pa. where Mr.. Hamilton is an ON
cial of the Farmers Bank.
Evening journal., 1922-10-21
CLUB HALLOWEEN.

The Pepper Club OF Delaware Ave-
nue. Baptist Church, will have a Hal
lowe'en party in the church on
Thursday evening. The social com
mittee is planning to make this an
evening OF fun. All members are
invited and are requested to mask.
Evening journal., 1922-10-21
SUPPER AT CHRISTIAN.

The Christiana NJ. 2. social will
hold its annual poultry and oyster
supper in the basement of the
church on next Wednesday evening.
Ice cream, homemade cakes, candy
and fancy articles will DE on sale.
Evening journal., 1922-10-21

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MISS virginia V. helnecker
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Rein.
ecker. Wellsville. Pa, and Leon
Simmons. son Of Mrs. Hannah H
Simmons. 1906 West Third street
will be married at o'clock this eve
ming in North Baptist Church by the
Rev. W. L. Pettingill. Miss Ruth
Pettingill will play the wedding
march.
The bride VIII have as her ma. 4
OF honor Miss Olive 2. Strickland.
Little Miss Anne Vandersloot as her
flower girl. Russell Stlrgls will be
best man.
The bride will wear white canton
crepe and tulle veil She will carry
an arm bouquet OF bride roses. The
maid of honor will wear pink can
ton crepe with hat to match She
will carry an arm bouquet OF pink
roses. The flower girl will wear
white crepe de chine with a shower
of pink ribbon and carry a basket o.
sweetheart roses.
After the ceremony the young
couple will leave for New York city.
returning in a few days 10 their new
home in Union Park Gardens.
Miss Florence Speakman OF Mil
ford, and Edward P. Price. OF Rich
ardson Park, were married at 1
O'Clock today at the home of the
brides parents. by the Rev Disston
w. Jacobs. Following a trip to
Atlantic City. Mr.. and Mrs. Price
will make their home in this city.
The bride has been secretary OF the
Delaware Ledger Printing and Pub
Fishing Corporation OF Newark.
Samuel S. Marley announces the
marriage OF his daughter, Miss
Elizabeth S. Marley, to Sydney F.
Greenwell at Chambersburg. Pa. on
July 20. Both the young folk are
Known musically. Mrs. Greenwich I
for the past year has been teaching |
violin at Peru, Indiana. They will
be at home 1928 Market street from
November l until December when
they will leave for Florida where Mr..
Greenwich is engaged as celloist with
the Tampa Bay Hotel orchestra at
Tampa
Miss Gardelle williams. and
George c. Brewer. were married AZ
noon today in Crescent City. Fla.
on the lawn OF the brides home.
The wedding music was played by
Mrs. w. II. Livingston. OF Miami.
Fla. Mrs. H. p. johnson. OF this
city sang Because" before the
ceremony. A violin solo was given
by Miss Whitehsir. OF Leland, Fla.
The bride wore white French
wolfe and lace over white satin, and
carried bride roses and lilies Of the
valley. The bride was attended by
Two little flower girls who were
dressed in white with pink ribbon
sashes.
The bride is a graduate OF the
Nomen's College. University OF
Delaware, olass Of 1921. She ana
Mrs. johnson were class mates.
The brio groom y a son OF the late ,
Prof. anc Mrs. A, 9. Brewer. OF {
FederalsbuEg. Nd. He is graduate
Of the University of Delaware, class
of 1880. .
Following the ceremony we'd c
ling breakfast was served. Mr.. and r
Mrs. Brewer will make their home r
or the winter in Crescent City.
Evening journal., 1922-10-21
BELuEFoNTE AID TO ELECT

The Ladies' Aid Society Of Belle
fonte NJ. E. Church win meet in the
church at 2.30 o'clock \nexti Tuesday
officers will be elected.