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WOMEN'S FEDERATION
TO MEET IN REHOBOTH
Plans Prepared for Annual Ses-
sion to be Held There
July 60.

At the State Executive Meeting of
the Delaware Federation OF Womens
Clubs held at New Castle on Thurs
meeting to DO held at Rchoboth was
set for July 6. I. 8. Plans for the pro-
gram and the speakers We're discussed.
As new officers Will be elected then
nominating committee was appoint
ed. with tho following members: Mrs
Clarence Pool. of Middletown. repre-
senting New Castle County; Mrs. Har-
rinGtoH. of Harrington, representing
Kent County: Mrs. Atkins OF Lewes.
representing Sussex County. Mrs. Lo-
land liarmonson, of Smyrna. was APP
pointed chairman of credcntial and
badges. and Mrs. James Ginns Of THE
city was appointed chairman Of the
committee on resolutions. with the
power TO select the remainder OF her
committee, one representative from
each county and one from Whining
ton.
Mrs. Howard Pool. state chairman
OF conservation, was instructed 90
plant tree at the Womens College
OF the University OF Delaware. i'm tho
name of the State Federation Of WON
ems Clubs. The clubs were all urged
to contribute TO tho Student Loar
Fund ut the Womenis College aa e Is
getting low.
The General Federation hrs recent
~ purchased headquarters In Wash
ington. toward which each state L.
expected to contribute. \ generous ct
izen OF this state offered 20 give the
same amount as the sum given by
the state Federation. At the meeting
Thursday IL was decided to give $500
with which the $500 from the philan
thropic friend. will make 81, 900 from
Delaware
A motion was passed 10 change the
standing committees, Of the state e.
conform with the standing committees
of the General Federation. with poesi-
bly, the addition of chairman oi
publicity and a parllamentarlan.
Delegates were elected 20 the Bicn-
ni2l National Convention To be held
In Chautauqua. June 90 To %. as FOL
lows; Mrs Clarence pool, mddletown
Mre. X. r. Hall. Smyrna; Mrs. Leon
Cannon, BridEeville. Mrs Foy T.
n'ttH, W iihlNEtpO. liiF ANHTnatps
are Mrs. NJ. T. Waller. Delmar; Mrs
\. ID Warner. WilminKton Mrs. \
NJ. Chamberlain, Middletown: MiRr
Jennie r. Besr. Dover.
The executive meeting was well at.
tended. thirty-fi five clubs being reore.
scented. Good reports vcro given ~
the presidents OF tho counties
Mrs. W. =. Lishtner, New Castle
Mrs. salisbury. Kent: Mrs. n. NJ
Waller, SussscX. Miss Marie Lock
wood spoke about the Child welfar,
Work in tho state. and Miss Jenni,
Boar told about household economies
I \ delightful luncheon was served
The delegates from Wilmington
+ wcr' Mrs. James G.nns. Council %
Jewish Women, Mrs. Floy Booth
New Century Club. Mrs W. +. Doug
las, Washington Heights Ccntur,
/ Cub; Mrs. George r Dorsey. Sun
shine Society; Mas. j. /. McColloy
/ Retail Druggists Wives. Miss Mar,
4. Moran, Registered Nurses: Mrs. J
Harvey Whiteman. Waverly Club.
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Mostly About People

combination OF the two. The list of
judges will be announced later.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Scott and Mrs.
]. A. Draper arc spending the weok-
end In New York.
Rodnnn Ward Is home from Will
liams College for n vacation. He has
as his guest. George Allen Mason OF
Chicago.
Tho date for the Flower Market has
been set for May IL. and II will be
held in Cool Spring Park. Many of
The ladies' who were Interested In the
sale last year will again assist this
spring.
Miss Josephine Cook OF Baltimore is
the Weekend guest of Miss Elizabeth
Holiday. Miss Holiday entertained
informally at luncheon for her today
The Small and Early will he held in
the du Barry room OF the Hotel du
Pont, April %. In the receiving line
will be Mrs. Walter S. Carpenter, Jr..
MI ~ l. imp ~ ietttus NhiS 1itiii'itN ~
Miller and others.
Additional names 10 tho list OF pa
trouesses for tho Harvard Glee Club
concert. To be given at The Playhouse.
Tuesday. April Is. are: Mrs. Caleb T.
Burchenal. Mrs. s. II. Wylic. Mrs
Cuthbert Green, Mrs. r. r.. Watkins
Mrs. George McIntire. Mrs. Francis
dc Haa Janvier. Miss Alice Smyth
Mrs. Frank G.. Tallman, Mrs. w. T.
Kurt. Mrs. Charles l.. Candee. Mrs
Henry II. Higgins. Mrs. Charles Dun
las Elliott. Mrs. Philip Marquand
Mrs. William G. SpruanCe, Mrs. I
Leslie Carpenter. Mrs. Josiah Marvel
Mrs George y. Davis, Mrs. John Ban
croft. Mrs. Charles Copeland. Mrs.
William winder Laird. Mrs. w. Wat
son Harrington, Mrs. Charles Il
Miller.
Mr.. and Mrs Josiah Marvel and
MIR. and Mrs. Irving Warner are
8 lending the week END AZ Rehoboth.
| Mrs. Philip u. Laird Is giving n
buffet supper this evening at her hom4
| in New Castle.
Mrs. Reginald Huidekoper returned
to her homo in Washington on Thurs
day, after spending three days with
her mother, Mrs. Il. G. du Pont.
Miss Mary Marvel is spending the
week end in Waterbury, Conn.
| Miss Alice Satterthwait entertain
ed at luncheon and bridge ycsteria y
At the Country Club in honor OF Mis-
| Florence Crtchton. whose marriage u
Victor Day Of New York will TAX,
place this spring.
! Mr. and Mrs Thomas Davis an,
Miss Mabel Davis Will leave Tuesday
| to spend April and May in California
Miss Jane Richards IS giving small
luncheon today.
Miss Madeleine G Reed entertafne'
al bridge luncheon on Thursday.
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Y. w. c. A. CALENDAR.
Monday.

10 a. m.-Meeting Of Board OF Di-
rectors, club rooms,
3 p. m.-Friendship Club, club
rooms.
6.SO-T30 p. m.-Northf1eld League
Bible Class club rooms.
40 u. m.-Business Girls Club.
club rooms.
7.45 p, n<--Joan Of Arc Club. club
rooms.
7.45 p. m.-Current Events, music.
club rooms.
Sp. m.-wapanachki Club, rehears-
al, club rooms.
Tuesday.
D. m-Quannacut Corps, club
rooms.
S45 p. m.-West End Girl Reserve
Corps, Second Baptist Church: Hiawa-
thia Girl Reserve Corps. club rooms
80 p. m.-F. l. c. Club, club rooms
Thursday.
3 p. m.-Oriole Corps Girl Reserves
club rooms.
p. m-True Blue Corps. Girl Re
serves. club rooms
: p. m.-Wapanachh Club re-
hearsal, club rooms.
Friday.
General Offices closed
No club meetings.
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Spring Turns Womcn's College
Students Thoughts Toward Sport
BY Nellie ID. Blair
BY Nellie ID. Blair

1yansion Of new frontiers and stated
that the one now 10 DO overcome 10
that Of capital and labor
Yesterday afternoon Dean Winffref
J Robinson attended meeting OF
the Progressive Educational Asoocia-
ton, held in Baltimore This week
end Inc Senior gis-is Of Tho selbyvills'
and GrorgetOyn High Schools VIII DO
the guests At the college Last week
the Seniors Of tho Middlstown High
School were entertained here.
This afternoon Dean Robinson and
Miss Drake entertAined a. luncheonJ
at the Womon's College for Miesi
Sydney Thomsor. Vassar. 1912. Mis,'
r'homson VIII speak AT tho Artist
Series tonight. on her original plays
and on old ballads
~ the T. w. G. A. service tomorrow
evening Or Waiter Tuillheu Will tsltl
on Ma stor Sunday" Nellie y Blair.
%. will be the leader AZ thai time.
Through tho cooperation 81 Tho
combined Student Government As-'
sociatlons ~ the University. pfans arc
81ready under vray for \ May Day
celebration R-bich win bo q University
affair .uefead ~ boiug reid only bY
the Womong College This year mo
o1,soryance VII bv changed % no
form ~ n ParentN' day. Besides no
,~'ua1 May Day performance. which
win be held in Ped Mems grove. therv
T.ll be a basebnN game and other at
trar-tions for tf1e parents Eliza NOR
Conner e. chairman ~ tho Wornen's
/ College Cornn,- and Louis Roenner
~ the pola wrre College committee.
Some tir1e IN the near future mn IN
novafion viii take place In fhe history
~ 'he University This will be step,
alrging. which viii 10 held on The
steps ~ Residences Han and again az
+ Old College.
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Concert AT New Century Club.

AiadamoSclle None Gondrs 81 the
Odcon. Paris. well-knOwn eolois;, who
Is travelling in this country. will ap-
pear at the New Century Club Oh
Tuesday evening st O'Clock. IN a
concert TO be given Jointly by the
New Century Cub and the Alliance
Franchise. Mile Gondre. who has a
charming voice. will sing kentucky
songs and the old songs OF France
She Will be attired In costumes 10
harmonize with the various songs
rendered
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rrpsby tcrini Mission Meeting

The New Castle Preshyterial Mis-
sionary Society Will meet In Hanover
Church on April %. al $50 p. m. and
on April 81. at 10 a m The popular
session VIII be held ut o'clock on the
evening OF April 20. II will be ad-
dressed by Presbyterian ministers.
Miss Bertha Harlan, president. will
preside. Mrs. II. Y. Jamison IS chair
man or arrangements and Mrs. w
ID; Bush is in charge OF apartments
and homes for delegates. Mrs. W.
:. Prickett IS in charge Of publicity
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STAFFORD ACORN CTTR.

Hoafortf. April s--Tha nefnbars or
tho Acorn club held their regular
weekly meeting IN the club room.
Tuesday afternoon. with a large at
tendance. Mrs. Harry w. Pearson,
president. ln the chair.
Mrs. Reuben \. Steward announced
Childrcns bay for Saturday. April ~
The business meeting OF the club will
be held on Tuesday afternoon, April
49, Members we're again reminded of
the Husbands and Sweethearts en-
tertainm-nt 10 be held on the evening
% April 20. and were asked 20 secure
their tickets at their earliest possible
convenience No tickets VIII be sold
after Saturday. April Is.
interesting reports were read by
Mrs. Harry NJ. Bell. troasurer, and
Mrs. James Il. Cooke, chairman OF
Libraries.
After naming a nominating COM
i1ittee for officers for the next year.
Mrs Harry w. Pearson. president.
turned tho afternoon over 10 Mrs. J
Emery Miles. chairman OF current
events. who presented very pleas
ing program. az follows: Piano duet
Festival L occasional March" by
Iia;hbun. Mira. w. ID. Stevens and
Mrs. Alexander Donoho: reading
local current events. Mrs. Madison
Willin: plano duet, Miss Elizabeth
Bell and Miss Margaret Morgan
| reading. "M jennings Prison Expert
| cuces With Q. Henry" Miss Eliza
beth Emery; readings. Miss AIabe'
| Phillips and Miss Nellie Payne. stu
dents I'm the Seaford High School
| piano solo. Miss Eunice Sboclley. &c.
companied by Mrs. w. L.. Stevens
reading. Growth of Music In IN,
United States" Miss Mary l.. Hop.
kins. This concluded the program
after which delicious refreshments
were served
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Luncheon for Bride to- be.

Mrs. J. Harry HENDERSON gave
luncheon yesterday in honor of Miss
Sarah Garrett, whose marriage to j.
Byron Carpenter will take place this
month. The table was decorated with
daffodils and the centerpiece was q
miniature BRIDE and groom. Features of
the luncheon We're u fate cake" and
the reading Of a poem composed by
Mrs. James McElwain. The guests
were: Mrs. William +. Habbart, Mrs.
/. Elmer Perry, Mrs. George Sallaway,
Miss Mabel Houpt, Miss Sarah Gar
rett.
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MIDDLRTOWN NEW
CENTURY CLUB

One new member. Mrs. William c.
Little OF Odessa, was elected 10 club
membership on Tuesday at the reg
ular meeting. II was voted to In
crease the yearly dues from sl.15 to
s1.25, the extra ten cents To be given
toward the expenses OF the General
Federation. 1t was decided 10 give
one prize OF So TO the County Decla-
nation Contest. Mrs. w. u. Biggs
gave a review OF the book of Theo-
dore Roosevelt written by Mrs. Rob
inson. DIR. French and Miss Nc
Mahon OF Wilmington gave talks on
the work of the S. p. C. C. and Child
Welfare. Miss Wood, the home dress
making teacher. will hold a fashion
display at the club on Thursday eve
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SMYRNA TWENTIETH
CENTURY CLUB

Smyrna. April s.-~Yesterday Presi-
dent Walter TIullilien of the rnlvcr-
sity ~ Delaware ioc;ured before tho
Twentieth Century club on "lnferua
tional Dobta." Mrs r.. s.. Dwight.
chairman Of cduCa ton, waa IN charge
Tho meeting for April 10 will be
omitted as n would fan on Good Fri
day. April n viii b. observed aa
Junior Day. Mrs Mendenhnll. chair
man. Aprii - ~ 7 o'ciook the annual
election viii be hold May ? ~ 2
O'clock tho annual meeting ~ stoot
holders viii be hold May tho iu-
stnIia,iou ~ officers and chairmen viii
ho held. Thor" vii bo music and
ton The music for tho month wilI
l,e IN charge ~ Mrs Thomas Cover
dale. chairman
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Current Events Class
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
W0MEN'S AID

The Maryland Division OF the
Women's Aid OF the Pennsylvania
Railroad System. Mrs, Edward Nc
lntire. superintendent. will hold n
meeting Monday. April 10. at 2 o'clock
in tho Assembly Room OF the Penn
sylvanis Building. Mrs. G. II. Key
ser will sing. Mrs. II. BabcoCk and the
members OF the passenger trainmas-
ter's department will be hostesses.
The Baltimore Division. Mrs. q. NJ
Smith. superintendent will meet
Tuesday April II. at 2.sO. In the As
sembly Room OF Union Station, Balti-
more.
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WASHINGTON HEIGHTS
CENTURY CLUB

The Washington Heights Century
Club will give musical and enter
tainment at tho club house Monday
evening. Miss Ethel Elliott and Miss
Lillian Starr viii play plano solos.
Miss Elizabeth Day will give readings.
Miss Edna Anderson viii sing. Or.
French will speak on child welfare
work. All members OF the club chorus
are asked 10 be present ms tho chorus
will sing.
Tho china painting class will meet
Wednesday afternoon instead Of
Tuesday. as tho board ~ directors win
meet Tuesday afternoon at 23o.
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HARRISON YOUNG WOMEN.

The Young Womens Missionary
Society of Harrison Street NJ E
Church will meet Ia the beginners
room of the church Monday evening
Mrs. Joseph Owens Will have charge
OF the devotions. the subject being
These Little Ones" Mrs. Oscar
Draper will be in charge OF the pro-
grant, which will be in the form Of a
demonstration. The Risen King.
The hostesses will be Mrs. Erisman,
Mrs. Robert Forman. Mrs. V. u. Fred
erick and Mrs. Irene Fnrrn.
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Methodist. The rest OF the program
consisted Of reading by Mrs. NJ. r..
Maui, THE Good In Wild Young
People," reading, "The Eskimo Pie"
Mrs. sallie Martin; "rhe Women In
Congress-" Mrs. Louisa Williams;
THE New Color Movies" and "Edu-
cation by Wireless" Mrs. Addlo Tun-
nell; reading. club Houses" Mrs.
Adclla Hooker; reading OF humorous
clippings. Mrs. Annie Morgan; piano
solo. Caprice Vicnnois," kreisler.
Mrs. Sara Albertson. Howard Ennis
OF Stockley will address the club on
April II.
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LEwES ZwAANENDAEL CLUB.

Lewes, April S.-The Lewes
Zwnanendaei Club met last Tuesday
and had an interesting program on
current events. led by Mrs. Emma
Rowland. Histories of the early
churches In Lewes were read. Mrs.
Lena Tammany gave the history of
the Presbyterian Church, Mrs. Susan
Macintire, the history Of the Epis-
copal; Mrs. Emma Rowland. the
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BELLEFONTE CIVIC CLUB.

Yesterday afternoon. the Bellefonte
Civic Club planted two Norway
naples In front Of the Community
House IN celebration OF Arbor Day
The school children furnished an ap-
propriate program.
At the business meeting on Tues
day the dance committee reported a
500 party and dance TO be given In
tho Community House on May 3.
on April Is a bake will be held. a
report was given about the salo of
the old fire engine house. Other inter
esting reports were given. Mrs. Eas St
burn won the pig.
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Sunshine Executive Board.

meeting Of tho executive board
Of the Delaware Division !. S. S. will
he held at Sunshine Hall. Tuesday at
2.3o p. m. 10 complets arrangements
for the State annual convention of
the Sunshine Society in this city,
April 81. A full attendance OF all
directors and presidents Of branches is
desired
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Everything - IN rsadfness to make
the DAster basAr to b held next We'd
neoSiay in the Sunday school rooms OF
Westminster Church an even greater
succees than last year. Those who
enjoyed the pleasant affair thcn are
glad that tho Candoe Chapter OF the
Westminster Guild has seen ft 10
repeat Il.
Tho chief charm OF the bazaar will 30
the flower market where Easter
plants and flowers VIII be sold. Mrs
Wallace Coke Is in charge Of this
fragrant corner Of the sale. In ad-
dition there will be leo cream, cake.
candy. especially Easter eggs and
fancy articles offered.
Miss Margaretta Rupert Il general
chairman of Arrangements. Miss
Sarah Townsend Is chairman of the
candy table, and Miss Julia Johnson
o. the fancy table. The cako table
will DO presided over by Mrs. Louis
Coke. Sd. Mrs. Sherman Lloyd Is
chairman of the ice cream Mrs. Candy
May will have charge of the decora-
lions Mrs. George Coppagc Is presi-
dent Of the Guild.
The hazar VIII open at nine o'clock
and will be open all day for those who
desire TO purchase any Easter gift,
from n decorated candy egg 10 gay
little toy or beautifully knitted bag.
Miss Alice r. Trabue of Louisville.
Kentucky, who was the house guest
last week Of Mrs. Julien Ortiz. at
"Valmy,' paid short visit To New
York and has returned to "NalmN
for another week. From there she will
go 70 Charlottesville and Danville, VIZ
sinia.
Mrs. Thomas L. Bayard entertained
at tea for Miss Trabue yesterday
afternoon.
At an informal tea given this after
noon. former Mayor and Mrs. Horace
Wilson announced the engagement of
their daughter, II. Frances Wilson. to
Roland Woodward. Jr., formerly of
this city, now OF New York.
A few intimate girl friends were
present at the tea. which Miss Wilson
came on from New York to attend.
For year she has been in that city,
taking a course in social service.
Mr.. Woodward was formerly en-
gagged with the du Pont Company in
this city. He also participated in
Masonic activities He is a graduate
OF the Massachusetts Institute Of
Technology and is a chemical as well
as mechanical engineer. For time
he wa. United States government
ngineer in Texas. where he assisted
in the development and manufacture
of helium gas.
! Miss katherine Hilles will so TO New
York next Tuesday to remain several
days
The receiving committee for the
Charity Ball on Easter Monday viii in
cluds Mrs. y. @. du Pont. Mrs. G. A.
Elliott, Mrs. Josiah Marvel, Mrs.
Thomas w. Miller and others
The committee In charge has de-
cided to award prizes for competitive
dancing, A prize Will be given for
The fox trot. FOR the waltz, and for q
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RETAIL DRUGGISTS WIVES.

Wilmington Chapter. No. II,
Womans Order National Association
OF Retail Druggists. will meet We'd
nesday evening at 7.30 o'clock Mt the
home OF Mrs. Walter Morgan. Third
and Franklin streets. The nomination
Of officers will take place. Mrs. Will
lard E. Smith will read n paper on
current events.
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Delaware WOmen's Clubs

ming. April 90 Next Tuesday after
noon Mrs Howard A. POOL. chair
man. has secured talent from tho
Wuman's College. The program viii
include vocal and Instrumental music
readings and dancing. Ten will he
served. Tho Odessa club Will be guests
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Women's Church
Organizations
GRADED SUNDAY SCHOOL UNION

The New Castle Coun.y Graded
Sunday School Union viii meet Mon
day night at West Presbyterian
Church. l. Elmer Perry will have
charge OF tho devotions. Miss Nan +.
Weeks of Philadelphia will be the
speaker and will tell Easter stories.
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Tho Washington Heights Branch ~
the international Sunshine Society
VIII hold lts annual luncheon ~ sun
shine Hell. 1909 Delaware Ave. We'd
ueaday ~ I p. m The Coru>ittee IN
charge is Mrs Elmer ZebIey. Mrs. J..
Harry Mccoy. Mr~. James Salmon.
Following the luncheon a business
meeting VIII 10 held. at which time
me election # officers win take place.
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To Give Reception.

Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Topkis will give
an informal reception tomorrow after
noon from 2 TO at their home, 1902
Boulevard. in honor Of the betrothal
OF their daughter. Zipporah Freda, TO
julius Wolston Of Chester, Pa.
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Girls Cooperative League Operetta.

The Girls Cooperative League re
peated The Washington Pinafore"
given at the Milk Fund party Al the
New Century Club before the inmates
of the State Hospital last Saturday.
on Tuesday they repeated the per
Torrance at Scarbor's Hall before q
large audience.
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GRACE CLEANERS.

The Grace Cleaners win hold their
thank Offering meeting Monday eve
ming at the home OF Miss Alice Con
ner, $40 West Eleventh street. The
other hoStesses viii be Mrs. Leon
Ryan. Mrs. William Harris. Mrs.
NJ. c. Conner. Mrs. Levin Layleld.
Miss Clara Wood. Miss Alice Taylor.
The devotions will be in charge OF
Mrs. Norris White. Miss Mary
Thompson will be the chairman Of
the program.
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NEW CENTURY CLUB.

The regular monthly meeting Of the
New Century club will he held Wed
nesdAy afternoon nj = O'Clock. a must
cal program will be furnished by Miss
kathryne Ross. Mrs. Sonia Teru-
mians and q. l.. TaRcheroeu.
Current Events Class.
Tho Wilmington Now Century Clui
current events class will meet TuoA-
day morning. Mrs. Mcrrick Horn will
siVe current events. Mrs. Trip vii
read Little Letters" Miss Mabel Tai.
ley Will road a STORY.
Tho musical program OF tho clao'
will consis; OF two cello solos by Pau
Dennis: Cradle Song" Nolck. ant
SONG Without Words Won Goons.
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II what you want isn't offered on
the classified page today. telephone an
al OF your own.-Adv.
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combination OF the two. The list of
judges will be announced later.
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Miss katherine Hilles will so to New
York next Tuesday TO remain several
days.
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Rodrnnn Ward Is home from Will
liams College for n vacation. He has
as his guest, George Allen Mason OF
Chicago.
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Miss Josephine Cook OF Baltimore is
the week-end guest OF Miss Elizabeth
Holladay. Miss Holiday entertained
informally at luncheon for her today.
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The Small and Early will he held in
the du Barry room OF the Hotel du
Pont, April 90. In the receiving line
will be Mrs. Walter S. Carpenter, Jr..
Mrs. Philip u. Laird, Mrs. Clement II.
Miller and others.
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The date for the Flower Market has
been set for May IL. and II will be
held in Cool Spring Park. Many of
The ladies who were Interested In the
sale last year will again assist this
spring.
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Mr.. and Mrs Henry Scott and Mrs,
]. A. Draper arc spending the weok-
end In New York.
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General Offices closed.
No club meetings.