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Evening journal., 1922-04-01

Miss Wilhelmina DUPONT. daugh
ter OF Mrs. William X. dupont who
has been the guest for several days
OF Miss Marjorie Nixon in Philadei
p1ia. has returned home.
Miss Mildred Kirkus, daughter Of
the Rev and Mrs. Frederick NJ.
Kirkus. has returned to Stuart Hall.
stanton. Va. after spending the
spring vacation with her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Felix dupont
have issued invitations for a dinner
on Saturday. April %. before the
play 10 be given by the Junior
League The guests will include the
seasons debutantes.
MIR. and Mrs. Josiah Marvel went
io New York yesterday 10 meet their
daughter. Miss Jane Marvel, who has
been spending several months in
Jamaica.
Mrs. $. c. Frederick. 4O2 Delaware
avenue. entertained at bridge yes
terday afternoon.
Mrs. C.. Ingersoll Cause. i101
Clayton street and daughter. Miss
Margaret C.. Cause. spent the week
at Atlantic city They returned
home today.
tertained at dinner last evening in
honor OF Mrs. William Pennypacker.
OF Buffalo. y. Y. They will enter
tain next Thursday evening at a
bridge party.
Mrs. o. V. Ort Is confined TO her
home 1912 Delaware avenue with an
attack OF grip. Her son. Victor
Ort. also is III.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. b. Mode George
Baker Mr.. and Mrs. Emory Haskil
and Mrs Cleland Jones will sail
next Saturday for Bermuda.
Mrs j. j. Satterthwaite enter
tanned yesterday AT bridge luncheon.
Walter Con- is spending this wee Is
in Ridgely. Md. as the guest Of his
grandmother, Mrs. Mary Hemmons.
Miss Mabel Cohee OF Greensboro
was a Wilmington visitor this week
Mrs. w =. Manlove and daugh-
ter. Miss Eleanor Manlove, OF
Greensboro. spent the past week
| end in this city.
Miss Helen Heather recently spen'
several days with her mother, Mrs
Anna Heather, at Marydel
Miss Catherine Melvin, OF Hen
derson. Md. spent the past weekend
Evening journal., 1922-04-01
Fast Stenog1uphers
N EdItorlaI hy Id soeIety EdItorl

Wilmington girl typewriter who of eighty words
minute the s speedy
Al this speed allowing o
typists fingers hit the keys
times a
10 accomplish this O 10
OUT oenuhed relayed
necessary muscles called INTO strike
Lhs complicated seven times a second,
Ihought Is the fastest
U"Neis leeSOo miles second a de
IN a traction OF can vour thourh
waves out 10 star so far
TO travel from the ear
rev people use this possessed hv all
except the mentally wa
Watch typewriter in the DUPONT Building or else
where pounding the keys receive nearly
goo 900 tapshocks without
w W
Apply those same taps other
sanity would speedily
One OF the terrible was allowng
water TO trcke slowly OF
bound 10 bench The victim
The al ime be-
she works i gradually trad
Behold there the body's adapting
conditions
this Ind
the sudden changes brought
there Then.
with
time there much
pressed n a
When life
anime the first thing that catches
Everything the n il.
the things watching
That's what Horace Greeley when he
pin
Evening journal., 1922-04-01
WOMEN HEAR OF
CITY PARK AREA

Wilmington's park system was ex-
planned by Edward r. Mack, super
intendent OF parks to members Of
the Business and Professional wo-
mems Club. at a meeting on We'd
nesday night. Mr.. Mack outlined
the present system. He said Will
mington parks covered many more
acres than the parks OF Trenton or
camden. y j.. or many cities Of like
size.
Mr.. Mack expressed the hope that
there would be great future de-
yelopment OF parks in Wilmington.
particularly along the Brandywne
Miss Clara southwick. OF the Con
sumers' League. reported on the
legislation which the national or
sanitation Of Business and Profess
sional Womens Clubs has supported
during the past year. emphasizine
the Shepherd-Towner bill Delaware
was among the first states. she said
90 make the appropriation necessary
TO secure the Federal appropriation
and will Dee able 20 put the bill into
effect Immediately.
The club voted TO reduce the club
dues from $40 TO So per year.
Evening journal., 1922-04-01
X 5 S....... s&S

in Wilmington.
A. j. Powell Of Wyoming, was a
recent Wilmington visitor.
Miss Ruth Montague. Of Hartly.
spent several days this week in Will
mington.
Mrs John W. Houston and daugh-
ter. Elizabeth. Of Clayton, were past
week -end guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
John W. Houston. Jr., here.
Mrs. Susan =. Davis. OF Blackbird.
who has heen spending the past two
weeks with Wilmington friends, has
returned home.
Mrs David Simpler and children
recently spent several days at Clay
ton as the guests of Mr. and Mrs.
John l.. Graham.
MIR and Mrs George McCready
spent the Weekend as the guests OF
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew ID. Cole. at
Smyrna.
f. Leroy Clayton has returned
TO Mercersburg Academy. MERGERS
burg Pa, after spending the spring
vacation with his grandmother. Mrs
Cora clayton. l12 West Twenty-thlrd
street lie Is the son Of LeRoy
Clayton. formerly Of this city, but
now of Joplin, Mo.
Miss Sarah Potts spent the past
week end In Newark as the guest of
her praents. Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Potts.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles A. Higgins
are spending the Weekend in New
York city.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. ]. Henning are
at the Hotel Pennsylvania. New
York city.
Mrs William c. Corey is spending
several days in Atlantic city.
Edgar Hare spent the past week
end at Cransford, \. J.
Carl Snellenhurg OF Beuefonty
sailed yesterday from New York for
Europe on an extended visit.
Mr. and Mrs. william A. Barr en-
Miss Mary Schwatka. Of Towns
end. is spending the Weekend with
Miss Constance v Martin. in Breck'l
Lane, near the kennett Pike.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Davis. OF tn,
Cedars, have been spending some
time with friends at Cumberland
Md
Evening journal., 1922-04-01
TO DANCE FOR
SCHOLARSHIP

A card party and dance will be
given by the Wilmington High School
Aiumnae Association on Tuesday
evening. April IS. in the New Cen
tury club. Dancing will be enjoyed
from until o'clock Music viii
be furnished by Madden's Orches-
ira Prizes will be awarded 10 the
card players. The proceeds will he
for the Alumnae scholarship fund.
which has been increased from 500
TO s40O.
The committee is composed OF
Miss Elizabeth Carroll, chairman.
assisted by Miss Katherine Allies.
Mrs. Elizabeth c. Bacon. Miss Mar
jorie Bogart, Miss Helen Bush. Mrs.
Florence b. Emerson. Miss Ona
Glenn. Miss Mildred Goodlng. Miss
Elsie Mcdaniel. Miss Alice Nc
Laughlin, Miss Edna Needs. Miss
Marjorie Robinson. Miss Edith Ruth
Miss Bess seimes and Miss Constance
Wynands.
Evening journal., 1922-04-01
SCHOOL SOCIAL.

At the monthly meeting of the
Alumni Association OF the Alexis ].
DUPONT High School held In the
school auditorium last night 10 was
decided TO conduct special social
meeting on April 90. Details are to-
be announced later The purpose OF
the social will be to arouse greater
interest in the organization and in
crease membership.
Evening journal., 1922-04-01
GRACE MISSION
WORKERS. PLANS

An ail-day meeting of the Home
and Foreign Missionary Societies Of
Grace NJ. e. Church will he held
next Friday in the church house.
The morning session will he given
to the Home society. Mrs A. p.
Sweet Will conduct the devotionals.
Mrs. A. W. Brleley will have charge
OF the program. The subject will
be Mountain Work" The hostess
IS for the box luncheon which will
he served At 1890 o'clock. will he
Mrs. Frank Bradbury, Mrs. H. W.
Quinhy. Mrs. James Mearnes and
Mrs. j. w. Strickler.
The Foreign Society will meet at
o'clock. Mrs. A. A. Wilmot will
have charge OF the devotionals.
The program will be in charge OF
Mrs. f. d. r. Semple. The subject
will be New Trails in Africa"
Evening journal., 1922-04-01
NErGHBoRHooD CARD PARTY.

Plans for card party and dance
We're made by members Of the Mad
lson Neighborhood Association
which met at the home of Mrs II. ID.
Walker 521 West Seventh street
Yesterday afternoon. The dance and
party will be given in Brownson Hall
Fourth and Jackson streets, on April
20, for the benefit Of the Madison
building fund.
Members and friends Of the asso-
citation have already donated 100
prizes for the card players. Joe
Dale's Melody Roys will furnish the
music for dancing, which will start
at O'Clock. card playing will be
gin az o'clock.
Mrs n. ID. Walker. Mrs. william
j. Lutz. Mrs Mary Roberts and Mrs.
E. A. Higgins is the committee in
charge.
Evening journal., 1922-04-01
p d II & i e S

A party was given last Tuesday
evening at tho home Of Mrs. L.
Sklut. East Front street. The
guests were. Misses Sofe Schimel.
Sylvia Schimel Fanny Schevitz
Mollie Good. sofia Relhnt. Esther
silver. Jennie Roshrow Anna Sklut
of smyrna Del Freda Plat. Jen-
nie Sklut. Rose Kristol. Goldie
Weincr. Molie Sklut and Anna
Innden: Millard Sklut. George
Cohen. Albert Podolsky. Emil Cohen.
BENJAMIN Sklut, Benjamin Cohen.
Horace Rosenblatt Mr.. and Mrs. 3.
Wolf. Mr. and Mrs l. Sklut and
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Sklut OF smyrna.
Peter Rumford. son Of Mr. and
Mrs G.. r. NJ. Rumford entertained
at party yesterday i'm honor Of his
eleventh birthday anniversary. His
guests included fifteen school friends
from Tower Hin school
Mrs Herbert p Mearns Ala
North Broome street. entertained on
Thursday afternoon in honor Of the
eightieth anniversary of her grand
mother. Mrs. Robert Currinder. Mrs
Currinder was the recipient Of gifts,
/ including flowers. A feature of the
party was the birthday cake which
contained eighty candles This was
carried to the table by little Miss
lrma Ranks. the three -vear-old
grand daughter of Mrs Currinder.
The guests We're: Mrs. Robert
Currinder. Mrs Bertram Adams
Mrs H. r. Donaldson Mrs. George
Banks Miss Irma Banks. Mrs,
James C.. Mearns. Mrs. r. W. Tad
man. Jr.. Mrs. John Lennon. Mrs
George w. Taylor. Mrs Walter
Hall Mrs. f. c.. Jones. Mrs W. A.
jackson. Mrs. r. W. Ellis. Mrs. f. II
Barlow. Mrs Elmer Cornog and
Mrs. William Kirk.
Evening journal., 1922-04-01
CLUB WOMEN IN
REVUE SOON

Rehearsals for the New Century
Revue" which will he presented =
the New Century Club on April 20.
are progressing rapidly. Several ad-
ditions have been made 70 the pro-
gram. Miss Esther Bancroft will
sing Irish songs and will be in cos
tune. Miss Genevieve Frantz will
head the fashion show and will he
assisted by Mrs Harold S. Schutt,
Mrs. n. r. Pennock, Miss Anna r.
Young, Miss Elizabet s. Young.
Miss Helen Thomas. Miss Anna r.
Negendank. Miss Eleanor Briggs and
Miss Barbara Bach. The remainder
Of the program as previously an
nounced. will he followed The hn-
ancisl proceeds will he used for the
benefit of the Brandywine Sanitor-
ium.
Evening journal., 1922-04-01
TO OFFER SEWING.

A reduction sale OF aprons, towels
children's garments. etc. will be held
by the women's Sewing Bureau,
which is department or the
Mayors Emergency Committee. at
S23 Shlpley street at 10 o'clock on
next Wednesday morning continuing
until 4 o'clock I'm the afternoon.
Mrs. william Belts is chairman in
charge OF the committee, and Mrs.
Lawrence Bliss Is chairman.
Evening journal., 1922-04-01
$4,000 TOTS
facing DEATH
Mrs. 7. c. dupont Among
American Women Who
Offer Services

Mrs. T. Coleman dupont is one OF
fifty Of Americas most representa-
tive women who have offered their
services to the women's Emergency
Committee formed for the purpose
OF rescuing $4,000 boys and girls In
the Near East who are condemned
10 death by starvation unless as
distance is Immediately forthcom-
ing.
In appealing TO the women Of
America 10 save the lives 81 these
children Mrs. DUPONT says:
There is nothing more terrible
than to betray the faith Of little
child The twenty-five thousand
children in Armenia. whom we are
about 20 turn from our doors. have
supreme faith in us. In the face
OF the most frightful calamity and
suffering they have looked trusting
ly to America. confident that we
would save them. Relief workers
say that even when shells We're
crashing against the orphange com
pounds in some OF the war areas the
children were unafrald. relying un-
waveringly on the Stars and Stripes
TO protect them.
"Can we hetray such faith as
that? Because I know we cannot
] have gladly offered my services
on the Women's Emergency Com
mittee. And because I know we
cannot I am appealing to the wo-
men OF America 10 answer this call
This present crisis has arisen he
cause Of the cut Of 25ee made ne
cessary by the lack of funds for the
Near East Relief This means that
one quarter OF the number OF chill
dren now being clothed and fed IN
The American orphanages must be
turned out into the streets 70 die Of
hunger and cold There can he no
other alternative unless the women
OF America commute this death SEN
tence.
The present acute famine sltua-
ton is the worst that has arisen
since before the armistice. So hor-
rible are conditions that people are
even resortlng to cannibalism
Mothers unable to feed their children
any longer wrap them In old bur
lap bags and leave them on door
steps during the night as a last re-
sort hoping they will be rescued by
The kind and generous Americans
Associated with Mrs dupont or
the Women's Emergency Commit.
tee are. Mrs. Carrie Chapman Gait
Mrs. Thomas c. Winter Mrs. George
Maynard Minor Mrs. Josephus
Daniels. Mrs. Frank A. Vanderlip
Miss Bina West Miss Anna A. Cor
don. Mrs. Lena Lake Forrest. Mrs
Ellie Lines Crapin. Mrs. Agnes II
Parker Mrs. Percy V. Pennypacker
Mrs Mary Roberts Rinehart. Miss
Jane Addams. Professor Vida Scud-
der. Mrs. Livingston Rowe. Schuy.
ler. Mrs. Millbank Johnson. Mrs
Helen Barrett Montgomery. Miss
Mary Emma Woollev. Mrs. George
Horace Lorimer Doctor Esther
Lovejoy Mrs. william Atherton
Dupuy. Mrs. Eugene j. Grant Mrs.
Milton p. Higgins Miss Charl
Ormond Williams. Mrs. Frederick
Abbott. Mrs. Charles r. Wolbert.
Mrs. James W Remick. Mrs. Flor
ence Spencer Duryea. Mrs Frank ].
Schuler. Mrs. Robert J. Reed Mrs.
Lizzie George Henderson. Mrs. Henry
Morgenthau. Mrs. Cleveland n
Dodge Mrs William Fraser Nc
Dowell. Mrs. Mary Larocca. Mrs
Clarence r. r. Jeene. Mrs John :.
Drum, Miss Rose Brenner. Miss
Elizabeth Marhury Miss Mary Mul.
Evening journal., 1922-04-01

Bible Day" will be observed at
the Current Events Glass OF the
Washington Heights Century Club on
Monday afternoon. The Rev. r. W.
Trapnell. the speaker will take as
his subject. Job the Man" Current
Events will he given by Mrs George
+. Cornell. Mrs. W f. Douglas will
give reading. "Hagar's Farewell" by
Augusta Moore A paper on the
Book OF Esther will be read by Mrs.
]. F. Fuller Miss Alva farrell.
pianist, will he in charge OF the
music.
Mrs II. p Johnson will sing ac-
companied by Mrs Harry l. Gillis.
Refreshments will be served by the
hospitality committee Of which Mrs.
Carroll W. Griffith is chairman.
The Club Chorus will meet on
Tuesday evening instead Of on
Thursday evening.
Dr. J. A. Cottam, representing the
Swarthmore Chautauqua. was a
speaker at the Middletown New Cen
tury Club on Tuesday and secured
the club as one guarantor for a
Chautauqua to be held here provld-
ed enough guarantors can be Sc
cured. The civic committee an
nounced a card party to be held at
the home OF Miss Helen V. Shall
cross on Monday afternoon April
IL Miss Hattie Cochran delighted
the club women with two vocal solos.
Miss Mary Hutchin a former resi-
dent OF this town. told OF her work
as hostess at the Hostess House at
Edgewood Arsenal. Curtis Ninyard
and John Pool gave violin and piano
duets. Cakes and sandwiches were
served Al next Tuesdays meeting,
Mrs. w. b Bggs will review Mrs.
C.. r. Robinsons book on "Theo-
dore Roosevelt" and Mrs a. d.
Warner OF Wilmington will speak on
the Children's Bureau.
Current Events Glass NJ the New
| Century Cub will meet At 1890
o'clock Tuesday morning Curren.
events will be read by Mrs Arthur
Patterson. Miss Clare RICHTER will
read The story Of Jade. A paper
on The Review NJ the Theatres
Evening journal., 1922-04-01
woNrN yOTERs no MEET.

The League of Women Voters will
hold its monthly meeting on Mon
day evening in the community room
of the Wilmington High school. The
Rev. W. A. Nrooman will discuss
the condition OF women prisoners.
The delegates who will be sent TO the
National Convention and Pan-Amer-
lean Conference. held in Baltimore,
from April 20 to 27 will be au-
pointed at this meeting
Evening journal., 1922-04-01
SUNSHINE Card PARTY.

a card party will be given on Mon
day afternoon at Sunshine Hall, by
New Era Branch Of the international
Sunshine Society. A prize will be
awarded at each table. The pro-
ceeds from the party will go toward
PURCHASING the glasses for children
who are unable 10 buy them. and in
aiding the blind Tickets may be
purchased at the door or from any
member OF the society.
Evening journal., 1922-04-01

will be given by Miss Mary Rossell.
Mrs Frank Sheppard Will read an
Easter story. Miss Mabel mckinley
will give two cornet solos, "Colum-
bia" by Robinson and Springs
Lovsble Iadye" by Elliott
A meeting OF the Blue Rock Com
munity Club will be held Monday
afternoon AZ 2.30 o'clock at the
home of MIRO George Toussaint
Hllcrest avenue. As officers will be
elected. all mem bers are asked 10 be
present. A social hour will follow
he business meeting
The Acorn club. of seaford held
its weekly meeting in the club room
Tuesday afternoon. with Mrs. Harry
w. Pearson. president. in the chair
After the business Mrs. Samuel J.
stein. State chairman Of civics. made
an appeal for help for Delaware
Colony. Mrs Stein stated that so
far the Colony Home has been
sparsely furnished and that there IL
little material upon which the in
mates can employ their time. She
asked for clean rags. stating that
same would be dyed and used ny the
unfortunate colonists in making rag
rugs Donations OF money in any
amount will be gratefully received
and used in helping TO furnish the
home
Mrs. A. n Lord was in charge Of
he afternoon program which was
interesting The first number was
given by the pupils Of the first grade
OF the Seaford public school Miss
Pratt teacher. and was a demonstra-
tion Of how they play. The little
tots acquitted themselves in credit
able manner.
Next on the program was a read
ing by Mrs Samuel J. stein and two
songs "She Loves NJ. She Loves Ne
Not" and April Showers, sung by
Miss Eunice Shockley. accompanied
by Mrs W. d. Stevens Mrs j.
Emery Miles announced Current
Events for next week and asked The
members 10 bring their sewing for a
] social hour.
Evening journal., 1922-04-01
BAZAAR CLOSES.

The Methodist Womens Bazaar
closed last night In Grace church
house. one Of the most active com
mittees IN charge OF a booth was the
apron committee. OF which the fol
lowing were members. Mrs. J. A.
Dockerty. Mrs. Spence Mrs. G. II.
Foxwcll. Mrs. william Houpt Mrs.
William Hitler, Mrs. Leonard Garri-
son, Mrs Booth, Mrs. A. p. Short and
Mrs Wenhinger.
Evening journal., 1922-04-01
UNDERWOOD LECTURE.

An illustrated lecture on bears will
be given by william Lyman Under
wood. OF Boston, at s o'clock. on
Monday evening. in the parish house
Of Emmanuel P. F. Church. The pro-
ceeds will be for the benefit of the
sunday schoo.
Evening journal., 1922-04-01

lett. Mrs. Edwin NJ. Bulkley. Mrs
Harold A. Hatch. Miss Agnes Pei
ton. Mrs. John II. Finley. Miss Julia
Lathrop. Miss Lillian Wald Miss
Alice Stone Blackwell. Mrs. Web
ster Fox. Jr., Miss Jane J. Martin.
Mrs. Mime Maddern Fiske. Mrs H.
l.. Robbins. Mrs. Harriet Taylor Up
ION. Mrs. William NJ. Congdon. Mrs.
Walter w Slack.
Evening journal., 1922-04-01
FASHION PAGEANT
AT HOTEL DUPONT.

Mllards, of s1s Market street.
will have a fashion pageant in the
ballroom Of the Hotel dupont on
Wednesday afternoon and evening
next, for which invitations are now
being issued. Twelve models will
lake part IN the pageant. The Or
iginal Six Orchestra will play The
exhibition will he from 3 TO in the
afternoon and from 8 to 10 at night.
followed by dancing
Evening journal., 1922-04-01
REOITAL AT RRACK.EN.

The Philathea Bible Glass OF
Union NJ. f. Church Will give re-
cltal in Brack-Ex NJ. r. Church on
next Tuesday evening. under the
auspices of sunday School Glass 40.
3. The proceeds will be for the ben
eft OF the Brack-Ex Sunday school.
Evening journal., 1922-04-01
w. II. s. PATTY.

The annual senior class party OF
the Wilmington High school was
held last evening at the school
About seventy-hve persons were
present. Dancing and games We're
enjoyed. Music for the dancing was
furnished by the High School or
chestra.
Evening journal., 1922-04-01
sIsTERHonn PARrY

A package party will be held on
next Tuesday by the Sisterhood of
the Adash Kodesh Synagogue IN the
vesiry room OF the synagogue. Tho
affair was 20 have been held last
Thursday evening but was postpon-
ed.
Evening journal., 1922-04-01
SUNSHINE MEETING.

The monthly meeting Of the Ever
Ready Branch OF the international
Sunshine Society was held last eve
ming at the home of Mrs. Alfred w
LePatourel, PIG West Twenty
street.
Evening journal., 1922-04-01
Baby adoption Clubs

Young studying the a.
versy OF Maine rearing demonhs-od practical
This idea every orphan baby
n waif
Young Wilmington leisure. with talking to
vacuum-headed diversion and
much useful knowledge forming Adoption clubs
Evening journal., 1922-04-01
CARD PARTY FOR HOME

card party will he given az 2.sO
O'Clock next Tuesday afternoon at
he Home for Aged Women. Mrs.
Alexander r. Crichton and Mrs. C..
y. NJ Rumford are IN charge. Home
made candy will be on sale. Pro-
Goods will be for the benefit OF the
homa
Evening journal., 1922-04-01
CILIRCm soCIARLE.

4 social evening will be given by
the business Mems Bible Glass of
Second Baptist Church next Friday
evening at the church Several i'm
teresting features Will be on the pro-
gram
Evening journal., 1922-04-01
nlMANrEn AuxLIARY.

The monthly meeting OF the
woman's Auxiliary Of lpmanuel p.
y church will be hid on Wed
-,fo.. nesdny evening at the home
scoutrsuter .. ~. g ythe ,enburs 24os
enth and washington strsst All mem
the boys OF the bird life chat the meet
Evening journal., 1922-04-01
Guild MEETING

The Ladies Guild OF Holy Trinity
Lutheran Church will meet at e
o'clock on Tuesday evening In the
church building.
Evening journal., 1922-04-01
RODNEY CHAPTER MEETING

a meeting OF Caesar Rodney Chap
ter. u. A. r. will be held on Tues
day afternoon at the New Century
cub.
Evening journal., 1922-04-01
NrnIL nsMAII. M ENRIN-.

The first small and Early" 20 be
given after the Lenten season will
bee held on Saturday evening
April %.
Evening journal., 1922-04-01
FAsrERN sTAR CARD PARTY

A 500 card party will be held by
Mlzpah Chapter. No. ?. order Of
Easter Star. this evening at the
Washington Heights Century Club.
9ann Bon leNnrd
Evening journal., 1922-04-01
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Miss Katherine Thompson. daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs Henry b.
Thompson. of Brookwood Farm
Grcenvnle. and Lieutenant Osborn
g. Wood, son Of General Leonard
Wood and Mrs. Wood. viii be man
ried tomorrow al the home Of tho
Lieutenant I'm Manila. Miss Thomp-
son has been in Manila for several
months as The guest of Miss Louis
Wood. the bridegroom sister. Gen
eral Wood is Governor OF the Philip
pines
Immediately after the ceremony
Lieutenant Wood and his bride will
sail for China where they will spend
their honeymoon They will later
return to- Manila. where Lieutenant
Wood is a member OF the staff OF
his father to remain about a year
and a half.
Miss Irene f. Stuart. daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. James Stuart Of Cor
don Heights and Charles n. John.
son OF 90i West Fourth street were
married this afternoon at the par.
sonage OF Harrison Street NJ. +
Church by the Rev. William f. Hab
bart.
The bride was attended by hei
sister, Miss Callie Stuart. who wor,
a tan travelling suit with hat tC
match and carried bride roses. Tn,
maid OF honor wore perlwlnkle and
carried sweet meas Owing To III,
illness of the brides father only tn,
immediate family were present.
Following the ceremony Mr. and
Mrs Johnson left on a wedding trlI
o New York.
Evening journal., 1922-04-01

evening on account Of the Thursda,
evening Lenten services.
Evening journal., 1922-04-01

ng date has been changed from e
evening to Wednesday e