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The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1922-12-16
(By United Press)

London, Dec. 16-President Hard
ing has sent warning to France
that occupation of the Ruhr would
gravely endanger negotiations con-
cerning an international loan to
Germany, according to the Daily
Sketch. Other French papers today
did not carry dispatches to that
effect.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-10-25
DANCE FOR COUNCIL OF
JEWISH WOMEN

The Wilmington Section. Council OF
Jewish Women. will hold dance this
evening at the New Century Club.
The Original Six will furnish music
for the dancing which will be from
$40 until II. Mrs. Harry Topkis Is
chairman OF the dance committee. The
members OF her committee are Mrs.
l.. Sklut. Mrs. l. Hart, Mrs. NJ. d.
Poland. Miss Frances Toilin. Mrs. H.
Jacoby. Mrs. l.. Jacoby. Mrs. J. II.
Brand. Mrs. II. Keyser. Mrs. J. n.
Ginns, Mrs. NJ. NJ Bendheim, Mrs. NJ.
Schendleman. Mrs. NJ. Tanner. Mrs
j. S. Keyser, Mrs. s. Barsky, Mrs. NJ
Bunin.
Mrs. James Tuck IS in charge of
the program committee. Mrs. Milton
Bendheim is chairman of the refresh
ment COMMITTEES and Mrs. Daniel
Rachlin is vice chairman. The mem
bers are Mrs. Edward Bernhard, Mrs
Louis Rosenblatz. Mrs. Louis Sklut
Mrs. George II. Mann. Mrs. julius
Yalisove. Mrs. David Goldberger, Miss
Lena Roth.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-10-25
Women's Auxiliary 10 Meet,

The Annual meeting Of the Della
ware Branch OF the Women's Auxil-
larry will be held at Trinity Church
Thursday. November 2. The business
session will he held IN tho Parish house
at 10 O'Clock. There VIII be services
in the church at II o'clock. when
Holy Communion will be celebrated
by the Bishop of Delaware. Luncheon
will be served by Trinity Parish
Branch. The business meeting will
be resumed in the afternoon. There
will be read the annual reports q
officers, reports Of delegates attending
the bIennn convention at Portland
action on the proposed constitution
and election Of officers will be held
Mrs. John p. Salisbury OF Dover Is
the president. The executive meeting
VIII be held the evening before at {
O'clock at the home of Mrs. Prestor
Lea.
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COUNCIL OF JEWISH
WOMEN MEETS

The Wilmington Section, Council of
Jewish Women, heard the good points
Of both political parties at their cur
rent events meeting Monday In the
vestry room Of the Temple Of Truth.
Miss Ellen Samworth spoke for the
Democratic party and Mrs. Donald S.
Ashbrook for the Republican party.
Miss Samworth said that women
should not consider whether or not
they had wanted the franchise, but
should exercise 1t as part Of their duty
as citizens. She said that II both par
ties would disappear over night. new
parties must necessarily be developed
to take care of the individual opinion
Of the thinking people Of this country.
Mrs. Ashbrook urged the women to
join one or the other Of the two major
parties after considering their policies
and then vote a straight ticket. She
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-10-25
WOMEN STUDENTS HEAR
OF LIFE IN LABRADOR
by Emmareno Baldwin.

One OF the most interesting vesper
services Of the year was the one held
on Sunday night. Mr.. Burgess. direc-
tor Of the Memorial library Cam-
palgn, spoke on the "Travers and Tx
periencee of Or. Grenfel in Labrador"
Mr.. Burgess first gave a short resume /
OF the important points OF DIR. Greu- !
fel's life before he became interested |
in Labrador. and the factors which |
decided for him that he should 90
there. Although DR.. Grenfei is an
Englishman his work is carried on by
men from other countries. Great
numbers Of Americans are helping IN
financial, as well as in other ways
10 erect institutions sTnOre adequate
for efficiency in work. The greatest
doctors give n part OF their lives 10
service In Labrador and some medical
colleges. especially Johns Hopkins :.
have clinics there where some of the
medical students work Mr.. Burgess
lecture was illustrated and many of
the pictures were ones ne had taken.
These illustrations gave IDEAS Of the
people: their customs and their occu-
patton. mainly fishing; their hcmes;
the landscape: and the hospitals and
which Dr. Grenfel has Instituted.
Grace Reed was leader OF the service.
Over me weekend Roy Feenster.
a medical student at Johns Hopkins
University, and student volunteer
representative was at College 10 make
! arrangements for the Student Volun-
! teer Conference which viii DO held
here in February. Mr.. Feemster
conferred With Miss Null. Grace Reed
and Estella Kite while here.
On Saturday evening nearly every
! girl in college attended the first II the
| artists series Entertainments to be
given by the University IN Wolf Hall
this year. The attraction was the
Barrere Ensemble Of Wind Instru-
ments composed Of George Barrere
flute; Pierre Matthew. oboe; Fred
Van Amburgh. clarinet; Louis Letel-
LEI, bassoon; Santiago Richart. horn
on Friday morning in chapel tbs
girls practised the Eaglesmere Song
Follow the Clean" In the evening
number OF the girls went 20 Phila.
delphia 10 hear Galli-CUrcl. Miss
Wilcox. Instructor in music, chaper
oned. Miss Calef chaperoned a grouI
to Wilmington 70 hear Macbeth.
Miss Churchman chaperoned 70 III
"moviee" in Newark Friday night.
The tennis tournament has been &
b fun swing thisslast week. Miss Kell
) and Miss Parkhurst defeated Miss Ty
Ter and Mary IToffecker. Lucille Ro
and Sara Roe played Ruth StoH an
:, Mildred Webb and won. Gertrld
Rouse and IAtit!a Pool were defeat 20
Z by Mildred Wolfenden and Clar
n Brady. Gertrude Rouse. Let!tia Poe
II Mildred WolSenden. Sara Roe, Eethe
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-10-25
MEMBERSHIP CAMPAIGN NETS
BEACON COLLEGE CLUB ss

Tho campaign for new members of
Beacon College Club came 10 close
Monday afternoon when sS members
have been added TO the roster.
NJ. ID. Fisher. president, Will for
mally receive the new members on
November 10. at a. reception. The
committee in charge consists of
Louise Wallace. chairman. Ruth Mills
and Otis Long.
Tho college colors are blue and red.
and each team captain selected a
school color for tho name Of his team.
The blues" were headed by Miss
Hannah Lindell - with Clara Willys
and Richard Woodall as her lleuten-
ants. The Reds" were headed by
Miss Hazel Long, with Thomas Young
and John Groves as her associates.
Those obtained In the campaign fol-
low: MARY Gamble. Florence M.
Whitley. Pearl Wells. Musetta ha-
honey. Allen r. Curry, Jessie Betson,
William Harleman, II. 9. Davis. Gra-
son Mears. Margaret 'Mlnner, Ed
mund Moore, Paul Fisher, Agnes Bur
rows. Delena Leak, Thomas Richardson
Hannah Lindell, Alfred Jervls. Eliza
beth Ringgold.. Anna Hickman, Clara
Willis. Taylor Jackson, Helena Cover
dale, Evelyn Price, John Sakle, Mar
garet Stevenson. Anna Belle Jarman,
Alice Blackston. Bailey StagR, Eliza
beth Milllgan. Robert Hickman, Rose
Evans, Dorothy Latimer, Louise
Faulkner. Elizabeth Mckay, Joseph
Hemphill. George Strickland, Mrs RI
Il. Marshall. i. F, du Pont. Katherine
Callahan, Joseph X. Stoeckle, Lillian
Parsons. Clayton IAdden, WllbeI
Fleming Mark Terranova, Thomas
Young. James Collins, Margaret Hert-
zog. Roland Kennedy. Byron Meeting
J. p. Simmons, Harold Ferree. Johr
Groves, Cecil Gibbons, Madeline Lord
Mildred Mcmahon. Carlyle Tobin
| Franklin Kenton. Harry Carney
Frank Zebley. William Umflet. Chnnc,
Cleaver. Harry Weyle, Jr.. Melvin
Nutter. Emily Jones. Reese Crew
Harpel Moore. Elizabeth Mckay
Pearl Mitchell. Norman Crow, Waite
Broadwater Emma Hickey, Henriett
Boyd, Milton Moore. Eloise BlshoT
lillian Behm, Edward Bonner, Victo
Davis. Frances Huffman, Lydia David
son, Willie McGrath. Millard Gliss
man, Benjamin Palmatsry. Rober
Parker, Katherine Mason, Samu,
Sklut and George Slack.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-10-25
Sunshine Card Party Monday.

A card party for the New Era
Branch. International Sunshine So
ciety, will be held at the home of Mrs.
Frank L. Boynton at Falkland, Mon
day afternoon. at p. m. As Mrs.
Boynton has so kindly offered her
charming home for the affair, all the
members are urged TO De present and
bring their friends. The funds will
so to reimburse the treasury 20 carry
on the excellent work CT the Branch
in its special work for conservation Of
vision and prevention of blindness.
The Branch now has a waiting list
and it hopes 10 be able 70 take care
OF the applicants before long. To reach
Mrs. Boynton's home. take Brandy
wine Springs car and stop at Fell's
Lane.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-10-25
GARDEN's CENTURY CLUB.

The regular meeting Of the Gardens
Century Club was held Friday, October
20. at Sllverbrook Community House.
After business meeting, the program
was in charge OF Mrs. F. w. Milling
chairman Of the civic committee. The
program was as follows: Salute to
the Flag" by the Club; 1.-The Volstead
Act and the Coming Election" Mrs.
Milling; piano selection, Mrs. Z. F.
Hitch; Our State Election Candi-
dates" Mrs. A. II. Mcdaniel; patriotic
songs, by the club. Mss Ellen Sam
worth gave a very interesting talk
on citizenship"
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-10-25
Goldey College Club Dance.

Mss Audrey Winder. general chair
man of the committee in charge of
the Halloween dance that is TO be
given by the students and members
Of the Commercial Club of Goldey
College for the benefit OF the athletic
association of the college. has named
the following sub-committees to aid
with the preliminary work of arrang-
ing the details: Music-Willie 7.
Young. Samuel G.. Galloway: tickets
Castillo Turner, Mildred Major, Ger
trude Keithley, Edward f. Richards,
]. A. MsDonald. The dance will be
held Thursday evening, November 2.
at Gilbert's studio. 7o4 Delaware ave-
nue.
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LECTURE AT CENTURY CLUB.
Photo by William shewell Ellis.

At the Wilmington New Century
Club on Friday evening John Henry
Frome Will give an illustrated lecture
on The Friendly Trees Mr.. Frome
has over one hundred and twenty-five
excellent eltdee for this lecture and
his treatment OF the subject Is very
unique. He has few equals as a popu-
lar lecturer, and possesses unusual
ability to instruct as well as entertain.
For eleven years he has given series
of lectures for the Board OF Educa-
ton OF New York City and for schools
and colleges and university extension
courses. This lecture will be open
70 the public on the payment OF the
usual fee,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-10-25
Red crosS Meeting Frl6ay.

The annual meeting of Delawsrs
Chapter. American Red Cross, VIII os
held IN the duBarry room at the hotel
dupont Friday afternoon At o'clock.
Ia addition 70 the representatives. frouf
out Of the city. all persons VINO are
interested In the work the Ped Cross
Is doing. are invited 20 attend this
meeting The reports OF the actiVi-
ties of each department Of the chap
ter will he presented and ofncers chos-
en- for tho coming year. Plans for
tho coming roll call campaign for the
purpose of enrolling members VIII fe
kdiscussed and The part that each ore
ean take in this enterprise VIII oe
explained
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-10-25
WASHINGTON HEIGHTS
CENTURY CLUB

The Washington Heights Century
Club held its monthly business meet
ing Monday evening. The Club made
an annual pledge to the Student Loan
Fund of the Women's College. A team,
headed by Mrs. Mabel Jefferis. has
been formed of members Of the edu-
cation committee and Is working for
the University of Delaware library
campaign. Interesting reports OF the
State Convention of the Federated of
Women's Clubs were given by Mrs.
Joseph Scott. the delegate and Mrs.
Dudley r. Wier. the club director on
the State Board.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-10-25
MOSTLY ABOUT PEOPLE

Society Is findinG little time these
days 10 formal entertaining. The
younger Grls are busy rehearsing TO
be "nappers." Greek maidens, Russian
dancers or representations of any
other age or cline that the managers
of the Merry Whirl suggest. In ad-
s,is,on TO their duties there, many are
assisting the matrons in the cam
pAiKn for a war memorial and library
for the University OF Delaware and
are entering into the eprit OF the
campaign with a vim that takes one
back 10 war daye. On Friday Mrs
Henry p. Scott will hold a luncheon
for her Wilmington workers In the
Red Cross Roll Call and with scarcely
a breathing space will come that
campaign. barely preceded by The
Christmas Shop for which plans are
already under way.
An interesting musical development
!n this city is the formation of a
junior orchestra. The Kinder Or
ohestra, which gave several delightful
concerts last year under the leader
ship OF Miss Edna Bradfield, will torn,
the nucleus q this new group. The
committee in charge Of its formation
IS composed OF Mrs. William IT. Mos
ley, chairman; Mrs. William G. Ram
say. secretary; Mrs. William G. Coke
t'easurer: Mrs. Thomas =. Bayard
Mrs William S Bergland. Mrs. Irenee
ii Pont. Mrs. A. Felix du Pont, Mrs
Eugene du Pont, Mrs. +. Paul du Pont
Mrs. II. X. Miller. Miss Louise Now
land. Mrs. Murray Stewart, Miss Ella
Pyle.
Miss Ruth Speakman has gone &c
Rosemary Halh Greenwich, Conn.
Mrs. Edward NJ. Fowler Is spending
two months at 'Saranac Lake, New
York.
Mss Alice p. Smythe left on Mon.
day for en- indefinite stay in Balti.
more.
BENJAMIN Shaw. End. has left fol
Tome School at Port Deposit. Md
Mrs. Ferdinand l.. Gflp!n IS in Paris
Maine.
Miss Clara Frame of Dover has beer
visiting Miss Elizabeth Hastings FOX
q few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. z. =. Mode and Walter
l. Butler spent the weekend with
friends a. Nentnor. y. J.
Mrr Paul w!ener and her children
os New York City, are spending twc
weeks with Mrs. Wisner's mother
Mrs.. Frederick kirkus.
DR.. Carlisle l.. Hubbard is atl Car.
Isle. Pa. assisting Bishop William F
Mcdowell With special work amone
the students AZ Dickinson College
Other members OF the committee Sc
icc,ed by the Bishop are Rev. Johr
Y. Edwards, Of Denver. Colorado. an,
Rev. Robert Bagnell. of P.ttsburg
Pa
Mr and Mrs. Edward NJ Philip
announce the engagement Of thet
daughter. A. Louise Philips. 70 Ally
r1er A. Robinson. .of this city. Mis-
Philips was graduated from the Wo
mems College. University of De!awar,
IN June.
4. Mss Helen oden IS giving a br.dg
party tomorrow afternoon for Mis-
Mary Stadelman.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-10-25
DEMOCRATIC WOMEN,s CLUB.

The Democratic women OF Dover
held meeting last week and organ!z-
ed a Women's Democratic Club 20
create interest in and work fer the
best interests OF the party. Mrs.
James II. Hughes WAS elected chair
man; Mrs. Aaron Marshall, secretary;
Miss Ella Jones. treasurer. The meet
ing was well attended and plans were
made for the present campaign. Mrs
Hughes invited all who were present
TO come and bring their friends to a
tea 10 be given at her home tomorrow.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-10-25

the week END In Rehoboth.
Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Laird are In
New York fer a few days.
One of the most popular booths at
The Christmas Shop is the one at
which books of all sorts are for eale.
This year there will be a good supply
CT books for children, including new
stories and the old favorites. There
will be all the latest novels as we'll
as charming old books. Mrs. Charles
Reese is chairman OF THIS committee,
and has as her helpers. Mrs. Hugh
Morris, Mrs. Franklin Duane, Mrs.
George Elliott. Mrs. Frank Garrett.
Mrs. Joseph S. TElles, Mrs. Josiah Mar
vel, Mrs. w. S. Ayars. Mrs. Martin
Walker. Miss Dorothy Curtis. Miss
Harriet Curtis, Miss Augusta Iatrobe
Miss Katherine Marlxly.
United States Commissioner Howard
Long and DR.. Frank ]. Kalteyer. of
Philadelphia and Pilot Commissioner
Harry V. Lyons of Lewes stopped in
Wilmington yesterday while en- route
lIOlll 10 I>cWtS.
Next Monday night the Daughters
of 1912 will give a dance at the home
Of Mrs Franls l.. Boynton of Faulk-
land f@r the purpose OF raising money
for THE Delaware Memorial Library
Thq meet being held on Saturday by
the Nhcmead Hunt Club will be larger
than last year. Many entries have
been received. forty horses having
been entered in one class. that for
hunt ers. open 10 all. Miss Amy du
PontI has offered bride as a prize
for this class. Heisler Harrington has
offered two silver plates as prizes in
the tlass for pairs of hunters. Mrs.
Rod hey Sharp has given bride.
CupE and other prizes have been do
natdd by Mr.. and Mrs. Hollyday S.
Needs. Mr.. and Mrs. Victor du Pont,
Mes srs Lippincott. Horace Lindsay,
Mrf. Victor du Pont, and others.
Prizes of SIS, SO. and S. Will be
awh hrded for the first three places in
tha mule race.
IFhe events. which will be held at
court, will start at las promptly. The
Judges for the classes will be DIR.
Walter II. Steel of Newark, DR.. How
ard Springer, and John Talley. The
Judges for the steeple chase will be
II. +. Moody. Writ Willis, ]. II. Gould.
Harry Morrissy and Coleman Johnson
hvill be the starters. AS last year,
Josiah Marvel will be the announcer.
| Marshals will be Henry r. Thompson.
r. r. NJ. Carpenter. and L. c. McCune.
The meet promises 10 be very in
teresting and all lovers of horses are
urged TO attend the exhibitions of
riding and jumping. II is probable that
large number Of local people will
attend the meet.
Mrs. William A Barr and Mrs. Wal
ter Bush attended the Presbyterian
| Synod AZ Washington, d. c. last week
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin f. Walker vii
soon issue cards 10 introduce on Nov
! %. Miss Mabel jackson Walker an(
! Miss Lucy jackson Gawthrop at. {
! tea 10 be followed by a dinner dance
at the Wilmington Country Club pre-
| vicus to the Bachelors Ball.
a card party for the benefit of tn,
Home for Aged Women will be held a.
the Home on Friday. October %, a
. O'clock. Mrs. William Corey and Mrs
Edward Mode viii he in charge.
Mrs. Corrine Townsend OF Dover !!
Visiting relatives in Wilmington.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-10-25
LADIES' AID OF BELLEFONTE.

The ladies AID OF Belletonte a, its
meecng yesterday afternoon elected
the following officers: President, Mrs.
Samuel Camperson; vice-presldent.
Mrs. Charles Marshal: secretary.
Mre. Laurence Foulk; treasurer, Mrs
Raymond Robinson. hospitality, Mrs.
Samuel Tucker; publicity, Mrs Ray
fnond Robinson.
lnvitations win be issued shortly for
q birthday social TO be held November
8
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WESTMINSTER CHORAL CLUB
HALLOWEEN PARTY

The Westminster Choral Club IS very
busy planning their concert. They
have given their support TO the Merry
wxrl and VIII sing several numbers
In that production.
On November q Halloween party
VIII be given by the club. II Is TO be
a costume affair and prizes Will be
given for the hsndsomest and the
funniest costumes. Prizes viii also be
given for the various stunts planned
by the committee. Mrs. +. l.. Wyatt
~ Chairman and her committee are:
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-10-25
DELAWARE WOMEN'S CLUBS

urged women 10 stand back Of their
women leaders and 10 support the
right candidates 30 as to secure pas
sage of desired laws
Mrs. David Goldberg gave national
current events, and Mrs. Max Schen-
dleman, Jewish current events. Miss
Goodman gave several piano solos.
Mrs. Lester Waterman is chairman OF
the committee
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-10-25
JEFFERSON CLUB MEETS.

Frankford. Oct. 25-The jefferson
Club OF Frankford held its first meet
ing after the summer vacation at the
home OF Mss. T. J. Lawrence, Friday
evening Oct. 10. Mrs. Asa Bennett
gave very comprehensive report Of
the Federation Of women held at Re
hoboth during the summer. The la
dies who had taken trips during the
summer were also called upon TO give
three minutes talk on their trips. Mrs
Parma Townsend and Mrs. j. c. Ellis
responded. Mrs. Philiips-and Mrs. H.
7. Tunnel read papers. Refreshments
were served by the hostess.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-10-25
Halloween Party for Druggists Wives

The Wilmington Chapter of the Wo-
men Order, National Retail Drug
gists' Association. will hold a Hallow-
e'ens masked party Tuesday evening.
at the home of Mrs. Harry c. Tatman.
902 Park Place. There will be music
and games and an enjoyable time Is
anticipated
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-10-25
Round Table Posiponed.

city OF the chairman OF literature and
library extension. Mics Mary X. 4.
Mather there VIII be no reading Soc
ton and meetings of the round table
az the Century Club this week The
meeting Of the round table scheduled
for today has been indefinitely post
rCned
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-10-25
.Women's Church
Organizations
YOUNG wOMEN'S
HALLOWEEN PARTY

The Young Women's Foreign Mis-
eionary Society OF Harrison Street
Church Will hold a Halloween party
tomorrow evening in Perry's garage.
Twenty-ninth and Boulevard. The
guests viii come masked. There will
bc games and stunts appropriate 10
the season. A feature OF the party will
be a sashion show, given by members
81 the society.
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"Count on Me" Halloween Party.

An enjoyable Halloween party was
held at the home Of Mrs. E. P. Dress
Eer, 1901 Adams street. last night, by
the members of the Count on Me"
class of the st. Paul NJ. E. Sunday
school. A varied program was pre-
sented. Following the program, a brief
business meeting of the class was held
during which six members were ad-
mitted into the organization.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-10-25

Mrs. Ramoth Mitchell, Mrs. W. o.
Wingate, Ruth Storms, Eleanor Hun
ter, Florence Newman. Bernice Wag-
ner. Jean McCaughan, Frances Fair
banks, Catherine Lang, Elizabeth
Weber and Messrs. John Blackiston.
Edward Hobbs, James Jackson, Ed
Taylor. Charles Southwell. Charles
Doellefeld.
Owing the the lectures by DR.. Patten
al Westminster Church this week the
next meeting OF the club VIII be in
Emmanuel Church parish house.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-10-25
Nanman,s on the Delnwnre.

Closes the present season October
thirtieth 70 reopen under the same
management, for the eleventh season.
on April twenty-eighth. 1928 Naa-
mans Sweet Mustard Pickle on sale
at Jas. Morrow and Sons. 211 Market
street. and az the Middletown Farms.
Eighth and Orange strsets.--Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-10-25
MT. SALEM W. r. NJ. s.

The Wo7nens Foreign Missionary
Society OF Mt. Saien NJ. L. Church VIII
meet this evening az 7+5 al the home
Of Mre. Charles Beck. 2404 West Six
teenh street. The meeting was post
poncd from last week on account O:
the illness OF the president.
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Chnrch Sumner at TaIIsrrIIle.

The women Of Grace ?. r. Church
Of Talleyville, win give 2 chicken sup
per Wednesday evening, November I,
In Talleyville Hall. Cake, candy and
ice cream viii be on sale. The first
table will be at $50 o'clock.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-10-25

Gentieu. and Lucille Roc were referees.
On Tuesday at College Hour, tho
students Of the Women's College went
TO Wolf Hall and heard Dr.. W. l.
Revan. pr0fessor Of history. speak.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-10-25
HARRISON STREET w. +. NJ. S.

The Wopens Foreign Missionary
Society Will meet tomorrow afternoon
HI the home of Mrs. Tracy Martin al
Colonial Heights. Members will take
the Brendywine Springs car and -ge,
OF at Watson avenue.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-10-25
Union Church w. f. NJ S.

The Woman's Foreign Missionary
Society of Union NJ. E. Church will
meet tomorrow afternoon at $50
o'clock. An election for officers will
be held and the annual report read.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-10-25
LIBRARIUs BRANCH, /. 4. s.

Tho IGbrarius Branch. international
Sunshine Society. will meet November
! at o'clock in Sunshine Han, 1909
Delaware avenue.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-10-25

PolIyanna Branch Halloween Party.
The Pollyanna Branch. /. 8. s. Will
hold a Halloween party Friday eve
ming at the home of Mrs. Lester Hop
kins, 2417 Washington street.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-10-25

Medium brown hair looks best OF all
after a Golden Clint shampoo.-Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-10-25

Mrs. Frank l.. De Almond spent
the week end In Rehoboth.