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Evening journal., 1923-01-06
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: Mary StIller and Catherine Connor
Spike shannon. Thomas Hanley,
Harold Butler. Thomas Brand, FL
mer McCres, Francis Connor, Hap
Moore and Allen Kelley.
A New Years Eve party was held
on Sunday evening at the home OF
Mrs. Catherine Sullivan. 229 North
Harrison street in honor OF her son,
John sullivan formerly OF this city,
but now Of washington.
Music was furnished by the Nc
Crsa Melody Boys. william McCrea
gave several songs and recitations
were contributed by Raymond Ogle.
A mixed quartet composed OF Mrs.
Margaret NJ Rupert OF Washing
/ ton. Abraham Rittenhouse OF this
! city. Miss Katherine Jane Ahern OF
! Indianapolis. Ind, and Mr.. Sullivan
sang a number Of Old songs. Vocal
solos by Miss Jane Kitchen OF this
city were enjoyed.
Those present were: Mr.. and Mrs.
William A. Ahern OF Washington. d.
g.. Mr.. and Mrs. Rupert Of Wash
!ngton, Miss Katherine Jane Ahern
of indianapolis. Ind. J. c. Dougherty
OF Boston. Mass. Mrs Elizabeth Nc
Crea. Mr.. and Mrs Raymond Ogle.
Mrs Blizabeth Welch. Mrs Margaret
Fecht, Mrs. Katherine Maloney. Miss
Margaret Maloney. Joseph Gillespie.
Mrs. Helen Gerard Joseph L. Nc
Crea, Miss Florry Kitchen John A.
McCrea, Miss Rose Farnan. Abraham
RittenhouSe. Miss Tess Farnan. VIII
Lam McCrea. Miss Agnes Connor.
Miss Jane Kitcnen. Eiwood Truman,
Mrs. Katherine sullivan and John
sullivan.
On Monday afternoon a box party
was given in honor OF the out-of- .
town visitors AT the Playhouse to see
Walter Scanlan's "Maytime in Erin"
After the theatre party a dinner was
served at the home OF Mrs. Eliza
beth McCres. 1915 West Fourth
street and the party n otored back to
Washington early Monday night.
Those in the motor party included
Mr. and Mrs. j. c. Rupert. Mr.. and
Mrs. W. a. Ahern OF WASHINGTON. d
G. Miss Katherine Jane Ahern Of In
dianapolis, Inc and John Sullivan.
At the home OF Miss Catherine
Negendank, 211 West sixteenth
street, on Thursday evening.
shower was given in honor OF Miss
Lillian Hates. whose marriage to
sherman A. Keen will take place in
the near future Miss Hates in
daughter OF Mrs. May Kates. 619
North Van Buren, street. She re-
ceived many gifts.
The guests included: Mrs. Frank
laird. Mrs Earl McMullen. Mrs. Ber-
nard Mormon. the Misses Mary Car
ey. Ruth Warren. Edwlna Whann.
Margaret Donohue. Martha Brown
Wary Higgins. Ellen Neave. Helen
seward Anna Walker Esther Neg
'ndank. Lillian Hates and Catherine
\egendank.
Evening journal., 1923-01-06

Thursday to Vsssar College, after
spending the holidays with her par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. James y. Ginns.
Stanley Gilkey who has been
spending the holidays with Mrs
Robert Campbell OF 1906 Lancaster
avenue has returned to Boston. Mr..
Gilkey is completing his senior year
at Harvard.
Miss Nerna Bland has returned to
Northfeld Seminary after spending
the holidays with her parents at
Hockessin She was accompanied by
Miss Ruth Fries OF Newport.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Roser and
family and Mr., and Mrs. Charles
Diehl and family were recent guests
a the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. william
H. Bland, at Hockessin.
Miss Sara Chichester has returned
from spending the holidays in
Sandy Springs, Nd. and Washington.
d. c.
Mss Helen Odell is spending sew
eral days in New York City.
!. Frank Ball,'attorney, is confined
10 his home by illness.
Mrs Edgar Hare Is spending the |
weekend with friends in Roxbor-
ough, Pa.
Miss Anne Falls. Of Baltimore. |
and Miss Helen Piper OF Philadel-
ohis. returned 10 theirehomes to-
lay after spending the holidays as
he guests OF Miss Anne Marvel.
Mrs. r. s. Huidekoper. OF Wash
nEton. D. G., will he the guest Of
Ter mother, Mrs. Bessie C. dupont.
ieXt week.
Mrs. Harlan G. Scott will enter
ain At dinner on Tuesday evening
n honor or Miss Jane Marvel and
idney Scott.
Evening journal., 1923-01-06
HOUSEHOLD NOTES

Slices Of bacon placed over the
breasts OF birds will prevent them
from shriveling and drying while
roasting.
Onions are delicious parboiled in
saited water, stuffed with chopped
walnut meats, seasoning and crumbs
and baked.
An excellent gift for a child is a
scrapbook OF camera pictures of ami
mails. Write a brief history beneath
each picture.
Crabspple jelly is nice served
with roast chicken. while plum
butter or brown sauce may be serv-
ed with fried chicken.
To make unique ornaments for
the Christmas tree. peel a pumpkin
with as wide a peeling as possible.
Then cut out stars. circles. etc. and
punch tiny holes for string or wire.
Evening journal., 1923-01-06

+ North Broome street. on Thursday
evening. The color scheme was red
and gold.
Mrs +. F. Young Miss Anna r.
Young Mrs Susan r. Hendrickson
and Mss Anna j. Hendrickson. OF
this city, were among the guests at
a bridge luncheon gwen by Mrs.
George w Young OF Overbrook. at
the Bellevue -Strstford. Philadelphia,
on THURSDAY Airs. Young entertain
ed 12O women AT the luncheon and
card party. which was one of the
most elaborate events OF the holiday
social season IN Philadelphia.
Mr. and Mrs. r. r. weldln. OF
near Blue Ball left FOR Miami. Fla.
this week They will spend the win
ter at the Southern resort.
Russell n. Kemery has returned
to Meriden New Hampshire. TO re-
sumo his studies after spending the
holidays with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. w II. Kemery, 1900 North
Harrison street.
Mrs. John r. Haswell has return
ed TO her home al state College,
Pa. after spending several weeks
with her parents. DR.. and Mrs. $. c.
Frederick.
Miss Lois Alling has returned to
New Haven. Conn. after spending
the holidays with Miss Elizabeth
stroud. 500 West 22nd street
Mr. and Airs. Howard Short en-
tertained at dinner Thursday even
ing. Mr.. and Mrs. John a. Smith. /
prior to their leaving for Florida for
The remainder OF the winter
p. $. Lyman has returned home
from Federalsburg, Va.
Mrs. John Rash and Mrs Leo
Iones have returned from Peters
,urg and Richmond Va. where they
pent the holidays as the guests OF
'lrs. f. b. Witmore.
Miss Clarabell Ginns returned on
Evening journal., 1923-01-06
DELA WAREANS
IN FLORIDA

St. Petersburg, Fla. known a. the
the Sunshine City" is attracting
many tourists with its beautiful
scenery, and recreational centers.
During the week nineteen Della
ware residents were registered at the
st. Petersburg Chamber of Com
merce tourist relations bureau,
while reservations were received for
IS others due on or before February
!, Many other prospective winter
visitors are writing into that orga n
ization for information and lltera-
ture descriptive OF the Sunshine
city
Mrs W. T. Sudler. OF Brldgeville.
is at st. Petersburg for her fourth
visit.
Mr. and Mrs. Amos r. Brown. of
Harrington. is spending some time
at the Alexander Hotel
Mr.. and Mrs Courtland Rice. OF
Holly Oak. motored TO ST. Peters
burg. making this their fourth
season there
Mr.. and Mrs. y o. clark. Miss
Jannette Clark. Miss Edwina Clark
and Margaret Clark. Of Richardson
PARK are first-time visitors at the
winter resort.
Truman f. Brigham, OF Smyrna.
mas returned for his tenth season.
Mr. and Mrs. /. F. Bsylis. of
Wilmington. are first. time visitors.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. ingalls, motored
with Mr.. and Mrs. G. W. Martin
rom Wilmington.
Evening journal., 1923-01-06
MOTHERS PARTY.

The Amercanization COMMITTEE
of the New Century Club entertained
a number of friends at a Mothers
Party at the Italian Neighborhood
House, Wednesday afternoon. After
cordial geeting by Mrs. c. Stanley
chambers. president of the New
Century Club. music. games and re-
ireshments were enjoyed. The guests
were given the opportunity of hear
ing a Philadelphia concert over the
new radio, which has just been in
stalled, a Christmas gift to the
Neighborhood House. Those in
charge of the affair were: Mrs.
William II. Beacon, chairman: Mrs
Leonard d. Davis. Mrs. joseph !
Geer. Mrs James X. Stack. assisted
by Miss Rachael $. Howland. Miss
Annie T. Hilles. Miss Jennie Weaver
and Mrs. Anthony Bernardo.
Evening journal., 1923-01-06
CENTURY CLUB
ANNIVERSARY

Elaborate plans are being made
for the 35th anniversary luncheon
OF the Wilmington New Century
Club which will he hold at the club
at O'Clock. Wednesday. January
Il. This affair will be followed by
a play.
Mrs. y. Merrick Horn is chairman
Of the anniversary program. Many
out-of-town club women are ex-
pected TO attend. The presidents Of
all the federated women's clubs of
the State, will be the guests Of
honor.
The luncheon is TO he under the
direction OF Mrs. Arthur Patterson.
while the play.is being directed by
Mrs. Edgar g. Fell, assisted by Mrs
Charles F. Wentz.
Reservations for the luncheon
may be made up to January Is.
Luncheon tickets may be obtained
from Mrs. W w Pusey. Mrs.
Julian Adair and Mrs Horn.
Evening journal., 1923-01-06
UNION MISSION WORK

At the meeting of the Home Mis-.
sionary Society Of Union NJ T.
Church held Tuesday evening. a
motion was carried protesting the
return OF Roscoe Arbuckle TO the
screen Mrs. Theodore ". Francis
presided. The devotional services
we're In charge OF Mrs. Grace Green.
The study hour was conducted by
Mrs. Sallie Afecannon The society
pledged 50 for the electrical work
al the Deaconess Home. 3O7 West
street. Following the business
meeting there was a social hour.
Mrs. Harry Brown and Mrs. Mary
BleesOn were visitors.
Evening journal., 1923-01-06
RECEPTION AT
". II c. CLUB

Washington Heights Century
/ Club will hold its New Years re-
csption on next Monday evening in
/ the club house. $500 Boulevard
/ Mrs. Clarence Fraim. the club
president, will bring greetings. I'm
der the direction Of the Dramatic
Club. Of which Mrs. George f.
King is chairman. the play. Grand
mothers Rose Jar" will be present
ed by the members.
The cast for the play follows:
Grandm other. Mrs. s. p. Rolph:
June, Mrs w. r. Stevens; pink
rose, Mrs. Irwin l.. Howett: yellow
rose. Mrs. w f. Fuller: white rose
Mrs. J. II. Saville; wild rose. Mrs
H. B. vending; American Beauty
L. Malcolm.
Violin solos will be contributed
by Mrs. Leroy Work. and vocal
solos by Mrs. w. Cristy Pryor The
accompanies will be Mrs. II. r.
Bartenslager. Refreshments will be
served by the hospitality commit
tee, OF which Mrs. w. II. Girven is
chairman. Dancing and cards will
follow the play.
The house maintenance commit
tee OF the club will give a cafeteria
and a Ia carte supper in the club
house, on Thursday evening. Jan
nary Is. from until o'clock. Mrs
Lydia w Slocomb is the general
chairman Of the event. assisted by
Mrs. T. D. wise and Mrs IT. B. Lay
ton. Both cold and hot dishes will
be served. Tables for four persons
will he served for parties, by ap-
plying to members OF the commit
tee.
Evening journal., 1923-01-06
lZ|algs! I! E!IIsyS!5 I1;i::.:I|.:...::|

Miss Martha f. Walters and How
ard L. Allston were married at the
parsonage OF Union NJ. f. Church
Thursday evening, by the Rev Hsr-
vey W. Ewing. D. D.
Miss Adeline vernic Braunsch.
weiger. daughter OF Mrs. Loul,
Rraunschweiger. OF New York city
and. Abraham Topkls. son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Louis Topkis. 1902 Boulevard,
were married at O'Clock Thursday
evening in the Hotel Beresford. New
York City.
The bride was given in marriage
by her grandfather and was unat-
tended. Mr.. Topkis had for best
man his brother, E. Victor Topkis
The bride wore a pretty white
brocade velvet dress and had sill
yer bandeau on her hair. She car
ried a Bible which was arranged in
a shower Of lilies OF the valley.
Following the ceremony a we'd
ding dinner was served only the
immediate families attended the
wedding. Mr.. and Mrs. Topkis left
yesterday for Cuba, and upon their
return will reside in this city.
Among those who attended the
wedding from this city were Mr.. and
Mrs. Louis Topkis. Mr.. and Mrs
Charles Topkis, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
ToplSis Mr.. and Mrs. David TOpkis
Az and Rf~s nnt-fd Tnntis ond y
Victor Topkls and Jacob Topkis
Relatives Of the bride from Chester
and Philadelphia were present.
Evening journal., 1923-01-06
MISS sLATrERY POPULAR.

Mss Margaret Slattery. who will
lecture at the Y. W. c. A. on jan
uary 90 Is one Of the most noted
speakers for girls in the country.
Speaking Of her few days ego.
some one said: u heard her in a
lecture before an audience Of about
three thousand and an interesting
thing about II was that every wo-
man and girl there felt as though
each word was addressed to her
alone" 1t is this personal touch
and complete understanding of
what might be called composite
firlhood, that makes Miss Slattery
unique. The lecture will be given
in the New Century Club instead OF
The high school. as previously ar
ranged. There WI be no charge for
admission.
Evening journal., 1923-01-06
GRACE GLEANERs, MEErING.

Grace Cleaners, Young woman's
Foreign Missionary Society OF Grace
NJ z. Church. will meet Monday
evening, in the church house. Mem
bers will please note the change OF
meeting place. The devotions will
be led by Mrs. A. R. Hitch. The sub
Ject Of the program will be ''Striv-
ing and Aspiration" This will be
discussed by Mrs. Ella d. B. Semple.
The hostesses for the evening will
will be Miss Lolita Thompson. Miss
Mary E. Thompson, Miss Clara
Wood, Mrs. Leon Ryan and Miss
Alice Taylor.
Members are asked to return their
Christmas envelopes at this meeting.
Evening journal., 1923-01-06
NEW ERA MEETING

New Era Branch. International
Sunshine Society. will meet at
o'clock Monday afternoon AZ M
home OF Mrs Frank l.. Boynton. 2s1t
West Eleventh street. wawaset. The
yearly dues will be payable at this
time. Mrs. Boynton's home NAV he
reached by the West Eighth street
car, and getting off at the Ninth
street entrance to wawaset Park. !.
Evening journal., 1923-01-06

Mrs. P. B. Lightner and Mrs. Ed
ward II. Naylor have arranged The
following program for the New
Castle Century Club for January
Current Events Glass.
Fridays-2.SO p. M, Mrs. Ernest
Phillips, Mrs. Thomas Smith, Mrs
Loomis o. Wise.
Monday Jan. s-Board meeting,
S p. m.
Tuesday, Jan. s-Business meet
ing
Tuesday Jan. 16-Mrs. Thomas c.
Alexander, vice president OF New
Castle County Social Hour.
Tuesday Jan. 23-Lecture. George
McIntlre.
Tuesday. Jan. aO-Musical and
entertainment in charge Of Mrs. E.
H. Nsylor.
' Ine Dover Century Club will be-
gin the months activities on Jan
uary Is with the following program: :
Tuesday, January IS. p. ~. DR..
Richard w. Cooper, The World OF
Books and How TO Get at Them"
Men invited. Music.
Wednesday. January %, , D. M.
Peru, Yesterday and Today" Mrs.
Beniah Watson.
Friday. January 26. 3 p. m. Dover
Opera House, play, The Microbe OF
Love"
Wednesday, January 81. ? D. M.
Department OF Legislation, Miss Win
fired Morris. chairman.
Monday. February (. p. m..
meeting OF Executive Board.
Wednesday, February 7, Club
entertainment arranged by
MRS. Walter Morris and Mrs. War
rem Mack
WednSdsy, February IA, p. m.
Monthly business session. Reports
Of officers and chalrmen.
Wednesday, February 21, program
TO be announced.
Wednesday February 2S, 3 p. m..
Department OF Applied Education.
Mrs. Shilling.
The first meeting OF the Bridge f.
vile Tuesday Night Club for the (
new year was held Tuesday after .
noon in the clubhouse on Market /
street. The president, Mrs. f. Lee /
Culver was in the chair. Due to Re .
tival services being in progress in /
Union NJ. f. Church the New Years .
reception planned for this week. was
postponed until later date.
The Rev. George Cook, the evan
yelist who is assisting in the Revival .
ierv.ces gave cornet solo accom-
panied by Mrs. Lawrence ". Cahall
1t the plano. Mr.. Cook also gave
'ocal solo.
Professor Shilling. assistant to Dr.
holloway. superintendent Of Public
explained and discussed !.
he proposed changes in the
chool law.
The next meeting OF the club will
e held Tuesday afternoon. Current
vents will be the subject in charge
I Mrs. f. Jones.
The auxiliary OF the Physicians
nd Surgeons Hospital will meet on :
'rlday evening, JanUary 10, a. the !
-urses Home, 914 West Eighth I
rect. Officers will he elected for
ne coming year.
washington Heights Branch. In Il
irrational Sunshine Society. will s
Ieet next Thursday afternoon. the p
lace TO be announced later. q
Wilmington Chapter OF the Wo- c
ems order National Association \
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of Retail Druggists. will hold ii
monthly meeting. next WEDNESDAY
afternoon at the home OF Mrs r
II. Newsom, 1901 Delaware avenue
At the meeting Of the Blue Rocl
Community Club. held on Wednes
day afternoon at the home of Mrs
Thomas j. Mowbray, Gordor
Heights, plans were discussed for
the fifth annual club banquet which
viii be held at 1890 o'clock. Feb
uary :, at the home of Mrs. J.
Walter Craig. Sr.
/ Directors Of the Washington
Heights Century Club will meet at
2.50 o'clock next Tuesday after
noon in the club house, 23OO
Boulevard.
Wilmington Section. Council Of
Jewish Women, has arranged the
following calendar for January:
Monday. January s. s p. M
Monthly business meeting in vestry
rooms, Temple of Truth. Rabbi Lee
j. Levinger will continue his talks
on Ceremonies of Judaism. Jew
ish Weddings and Funerals" will be
his topic for January meeting. Inn
portant business.
"Wednesday. january 10. 4 n. M
Dedication of room at Physicians
and Surgeons Hospital. Eighth and
Adams streets, All members are in
vited to come
Sunday January Il, 2SO p. NJ
Mass meeting for organizing Coun-
ell Juniors in vestry rooms. Temple
or Truth. All girls between the ages
OF 4 and is years are invited.
Monday, January Is. . p. M
Gard party at Mrs. Harry Topkis'
residence, 413 West Twenty-hrst
street
Monday. January %. 2SO p. M
Board of directors meeting in vestry
rooms, Temple OF Truth.
Monday. January %. 2.sO p. M
Current Events Glass. Interesting
talk by Miss Clara Mendinhan. prin-
cipal of No. 9 school. Course in
Jewish music. Mrs Nathan Cold
stein. Mrs. L. B. Waterman. chair
man
Current Events Glass or the VIII
New Century club. will he
leId at 1880 o'clock next TUESDAY
morning al the club house. Mrs.
'harles L. Douyhten chairman. has
lrranged an interesting program. f
current Events will he given bv Mrs
george I. Brown. Mrs. william H.
seaoom will tell OF her recent visit
o Egypt. Mrs. Edmund NJ. Rar-
nam will present paper entitled.
constructive or Destructive Criti-
ism-which ?" Music for the morn
ng will be given by Miss Mabel s,
Haley.
The Acorn Club or Seaford. met
'uesday afternoon. al the club room
he president. Mrs. William F. Long
ndyke being absent Mrs. william
]. Miller, first vice. president. pre-
Ided. After a short business ses
.on the meeting was turned over to
Irs. Alexander Donoho. chairman
Or the day, who had for her sub
,ct. Music"
The program was: New Years
'ast. read by Mrs George f. CAL
way: piano duets. Mrs Isidore
.ephany and Charles VanLeer who r
ayed Rustic Dance" and "Coun-
v Dance" paper. Mrs. Alexander
onoho Comments on Paderewski r
Dncert;" piano solo. "Paderewski's {
inuet:" encore. "Paderewski's Ara il
Evening journal., 1923-01-06

Mr.. and Mrs F. r. Booker enter
| tained last Saturday evening at a
500 party in honor OF Mr.. and Mrs
7 W. T. Whittier. OF Baltimore. Nd
/ Those present were; Mr. and Mrs
/ Carney. Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Bald
win. Alex McInnes, Mr.. and Mrs. w
r. whittier. Miss Louise Booker and
Mr.. and Mrs. r. r. Booker.
Mrs. J. Hamilton Lang entertain
ed at bridge on Thursday after
noon. The guests We're: Mrs. l.. j.
Jones. Mrs. Fagan Simonton. Mrs.
o. Chester Jones' Mrs. II. III. Ward.
Jr.. Mrs. f. Ross Woodman. Mrs.
Edith Dole. Mrs. Paul Collins. Mrs.
Royal HUI. Mrs. Arthur "a. Elmer
Mrs George n. Stlegler. Mrs. Harry
X. Rutter. Mrs. James H.. Hallett.
Miss Nan Lang. Mrs. Dauett H.
Loomls. Miss Nell Lang. Mrs. !.
Wales Davis. Mrs. Gordon l.. Nay
Tor. OF Wilmington. The Philadel-
phis guests were Mrs Edgar Oh
colt. Mrs. Charles Andrews. Mrs.
George H. Kuhlmsn. Mrs. Frank J.
Smith. Mrs. John Disgel, and Mrs
Fred Carter.
Mr. and Mrs. John A. Murphy.
507 East Ninth street. gave par
ty on Wednesday evening in honor
OF their daughter. Miss Anna Marie
Murphy. The house was decorated
In red and green for the occasion.
Music. games and dancing were
features Of the entertainments.
Those present were the Misses
Jean Acton Betty King. Helen Do
Ian. Kitty Showd. Gertrude Cam.
Marie Dugan. Dorothy Dacenais.
Mary Palmer. Peggy Hamilton.
Anna Marie Murphy Margaret Ha-
gan and Margaret Kirk. James Fitz
Harris, James Kerrlgan. Rolan Bus
Ter. Edward Fshey. George Dolan
Edward Ca.linane, Norman White
william Moore Robert Wheeler.
John Darrell Francis Sheehy. VIII /
liam Connolly, Edward Carpenter .
and Thomas F. Naylor
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur j. Hughes. /
1905 West street. entertained a num- |
Der OF friends on Thursday night in
honor OF Mr.. Hughes birthday an
niversary Dancing. singing and
games were enjoyed and refresh
ments served.
Among those present were Mrs.
Annie +. Hughes. Mrs. August F.
Welsh. Mr.. and Mrs. James F. Null
in. Mr.. and Mrs Edward A. Mul-
'ooney. Mr.. and Mrs. Francis {. Mil
er, Mr. and Mrs. NJ. J. Brown. Miss
Mary b. Farrell and Joseph CULLEN.
A New Years party was given on
donday evening at tho horne Of Mr..
nd Mrs. Theodore r. Scudder 12O4
street. The evening was
leasantly spent in dancing and
ames
Those present were Mr.. and Mrs.
Andell Fell. Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
'oneston. Mr. and Mrs. Charles
.onsenberger OF willamsport, Pa.
iiss Ida Ellingsworth and Miss
florence Johnston, Paul Gromls.
Ohm Wise Of Reading, Pa. John !
'oach Of Philadelphia, Pa, Robert
ohnston of, Washington, d. c., Will
am Abotts and Maurice Fell.
A birthday surprise party was
'iven in honor OF Miss Rose c. Far
ey at the home OF Miss Margaret /,
,onnor, 211 Broome street, last I,
light. The evening was spent il
iancing and singing. solos were
contributed by Miss Madeiyn Dineen ,
md Miss Mary Stiller. Miss Rose !
farley and Miss Margaret Connor
ave a song and dance. :
Those present were Misses Rose ,
:. Farley. Margaret Peticrew. :
dsdelyn Dinee1. Margaret Connor,
Evening journal., 1923-01-06
RIRrE CLASS REoPENING.

Announcement had been made
that the meetings of the Rev.
George d. Allison Bible study class
will be resumed on next Monday
evening. Change in the schedule
necessitates the postponement. The
last two lectures in the course will
be given on Monday evening. jan
usry Is. and Monday evening, ia
usry a..
Evening journal., 1923-01-06
CHRISTMAS Play

The young people of st. stephens
Lutheran Church will give a min
strel performance and Christmas
play in the New Century Club audi
;orium on Thursday evening. Jam
uary II.
Evening journal., 1923-01-06
KEMERY STUDIO MEETING.

The Kemery Studio Club will hold
the irsa meeting OF the new year on
Monday evening. at the home or
Mrs. Elsie Houseman, Vandever
avenue and Market street An inter-
esting program has been prepared.