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Every manufacturer appreciates, in
some degree, the Importance of help
ing the retailer sell his product. And
yet in many instances that degree is
very small. 1t can hardly be COM
pared in importance--so thinks a GER
tain type of manufacturer-with sell
ing the product to the dealer.
It is nothing short of a false assump-
ton, unsound and untrustworthy, to
think that merely stocking up the
dealer with a product constitutes eff
fective distribution. Effort of that
kind, it is true, may dispose of a lot Of
goods, but it does not sell them. I'm
less the consumer comes in prepared
or disposed TO buy them they will re-
main on the shelf of the dealer, re-
orders will be impossible, and the
whole product will be a failure.
The safest alternative is for the manu-
facturer to create a demand
through Adve ftising. This will help
the dealer move the goods, and then
he will order more,
Advertising Is as much a basic part of
the business Of the manufacturer of
, 1923-01-15

are reported today beyond all danger
with the exception of Mrs. L. F..
Atkins Jr.. who is suffering from
exposure.
, 1923-01-15
PsaIter Believed To
Haze Been Written
By Luther Is Found

BERLIN. Jan. Icy Associated
Press Mnfl)-A German psalter has
been discovered by Professor Albrecht.
of Halle. which is believed to have
been written by Luther. The book
was printed in wittenberg IN 1541 and
bound In 1914 in rich leather.
Uncle BIN has a Columbia
LAT
, 1923-01-15

Smoking Jackets specially designed
for women's wear are said to be sell.
Ing well in the fashionable shops Of
London.
, 1923-01-15
Grand Jury Is
Scored by Judge

HOUSTON. Texas. Jan. I5.-In
scathing terms. Judge c. w. Robinson
in criminal district court today in.
, 1923-01-15

Published by the Casper Tribune In cooperation with
The American Association of Advertising Agencies.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1923-01-10
DELAWARE NIO' IEN'S CLUBS

were beautiful and effective.
Mrs. Leroy Work. accompanied b.
Mrs. Bartenslnger. gave two violin
solos. "Adoration" by Borowslsi. and
ITO a Wild Rose" Mcdowell. Mrs.
Christy Pryor. accompanied by Mrs.
Bartensiager sung IF I Were a Rose. %
Hoesselberg. and ASHES OF Roses, .
Woodman. Sho sang "a Perfect Day. "
accompanied by herself. with violin
obligato by Mrs. Work. Mrs. W. IL.
Girven and her assistants served re-
freshmcnts. after which cards and
dancing were enjoyed.
Tomorrow from 1890 20 il.f5 a
reading section viii be started with
Mrs. Mary d. Bradford. former super
intendent Of schools IN Kenosha
Wisconsin. as director.
Plans are going forward Tor a cafe
terra and n la carte supper 10 be Civ
en- by maintenance and house COM
mittees on January IS from i've 70
seven.
Mrs. E.tolla !. Holt announces the
formation OF class in parliamentary
law, Wednesday January "A. with
Mrs. FToy Booth as teacher. Those
wishing TO Join should register al
once with Mrs. Holt.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1923-01-10
NEW FEDERATION BUILDING.

Mrs. II. ". Waller OF Deimar. pres!-
dent OF the State Federation OF Wom-
ems Clubs, IS IN Washington this
week attending the formal opening
OF the General Federation IIeadquar-
tiers. Monday the handsome build
ing was formally opened. Yesterday
and today the executive board Is In
session. Beside the executives and
the directorate, many visiting club
women were present at the opening.
IL WIS reported at the Biennial at
the Chautauqua that Delaware had
pledged $1,000 for the national head
quarters. II Is now reported that the
entire purchase money has been paid
and the building Is free from debt.
The State Executive Meeting which
WAS TO have been held early IN Janu-
airy mas been postponed until Mrs
Walters return, so that she may re-
port on the plans for the year.
Mrs il. ID. Boyer Of Smyrna went
70 Washington on Monday, 10 attend
a board meeting OF the General Fed
Grafton OF Women's Clubs, OF which
board she Is q member, being director
for the State OF Delaware.
Several social functions have been
planned for the Board, including a
dinner on Monday evening at Alex
andria by Tile Cameron Club~~ on
"Wednesday evening the City Club
VIII entertain, but the outstanding
event, VIII be the opening OF the new
home or Tho Federation" which has
been recently purchased, and furnish
ed, az "a cost OF si50,O0O The house
Is situated at 1884 y street y. w, and
was formerly the home OF General
Miles.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1923-01-10
INTERESTING CANTATA.
10 Nc Presented In Harrison Street
Church Tomorrow Night

4 car.ata. Ruth the Moabitees"
vlll Be given by the choir % Harr.-
con Stree; NJ Y. Church tomorrow
evening IN the new Sunday school hall.
MAJ Bcrnscc Wagner n dramatic d.
rector and Professor Wilmer e. High
fleld. muacsl director. Mss Anna
slfnpl,ns t aocompanir.-
The oast viii be- az :ollocse: Ruth,
Ntrn Mortln.r Mckee. Orpah. Miss
Edna Ander.on: Naom! MIR. Wilmer
a. H-ghne.d: Boaz. Bdgar Peoples +:
nr~. reaper, Harry y. Hysate: as-
s-tart resper. Ralph Hgyhe@: rnessen-
ger. George Long; lsraelitish maiden.
Me. Carrie fidLe Jewish maiden,
Nss Katherine Bounds.
rh. cnorus VIII sc composed % the
following s.nxc.~: soprau@. Afs~ Bad
win Hyvate. Nrr. Aioert Clayton. Mrs
Mlilard Taylor. M.s~ Et.th Robinson
Mic Evelyn Crox.cr Mr.. Victor Ball
80. M Hsos. Mrs. Lewis Mckay,
Nlse carrie Rlddle. Wilmer G. High
rsld. Jr.. cpntratos. Mr. Edezlr,i Cat.
un. Mss kilth Thatcher. Miss siaude
Nichols. Mise Katherine Bounds
tsnors Alfred Ru,ter. Wilmer O
iLsincll. Edwin Strong. A. y. Short
Haroid Mason. Eowax>d CABIN. Jr.
,~ssos. wlAhAln Wallace. George Is,aS
RALPH Its~hes. william Sharp. J. j
sonAway. Samuel Weir, william Brad
tufy, tn4lor Lloyd
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1923-01-10
VACATION SEASON OVER;
WOMEN'S COLLEGE RESUMES
by Rmmnreno Baldwin.

OF her death during tho Christmas
holidays and resolutions 81 reNpec'
and sympathy were sent 70 her fam
lily from tho college.
Since the piano Is a part OF M
fixtures in the dining room, II seems
quite aDropos thai preparations
should be rnado for singing there o.
different times and on various occn-
sions. On Monday tho first de1ri's
step toward such thing was md
when tho chapel period was given
over for tho practice of some very
beautiful and appropriate songs.
Tonight the French Club VIII meet
IN tho Common Room. u is alto
gether likely that tho little French
play which was To be given AZ the
meeting before Christmas WI b.
given az this time.
AZ $3.50 p. m on Tuesday Afternoon
in tho Home Economics dining room
one group Of tho Sophomore ffcrns
Economies class In cookery served
ns first formal dinner The girls IN
this group were Anna Frazer. host
ess; Gladys Hudson, host: Dorothy
Nu1n. gucet: Vesta Goodwin. wait
ress; Mary Bradley. second waitress.
The invited guests were Dean Robin
son and Grace Reed. Tho menu ir-
cluded creamed asparagus soup. roast
pork. apple sauce. mashed potatoes
4 buttereh beeta. Tread. grape frui'
salad. saltines. vanilla ard nut
mousse iady-fngers, salted nuts
mints. and coffee.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1923-01-10
PRESIDENT HARDING
TO GREET WOMEN
Will Address Industrial Confer
encs, Which Convenes In
Washington Tomorrow.

Miss Elizabeth Hanson of the Labor
Commission OF Delaware and Miss
Clara Southwick Of tho Consumers
League will represent this state AT
the Women's Industrial Conference.
which will convene tomorrow In Wash
'ngton. under tho direction of the
Womcn's Bureau OF the Department
Of Labor. President Harding, public
duties permitting. will address the
drSt session tomorrow.
Secretary OF Labor James J. Davis
will also address tho opening session,
over which the director OF tho Wo-
mems Bureau, Miss Mary Anderson.
Will preside. Delegates already nc-
,redited by sixty or more national or
yaniza,ions number more than 800 rep
resentativo women from 40 states.
Tho conference will be held I'm the
New National Museum, and will close
Saturday night with n dinner at
| Rauscher's. There will be two ses-
s!ons every day. the topics Co he dis
'ussed including what Women
Workers Mean TO Industry" What
Industry Means 10 Women Workers
Health Standards for Women In
| Industry" "Womens Wages" Labor
Legislation for Women" THE Need OF
| Women 10 Enforce Womon's Labor
Laws" Women with national rcpu-
atious rs experts In their line viii
| Nresent the topics. after which there
will be gecral discussion by the dele
| ,ates.
| Social features Of the conference in
Jude a "a given on Friday afternoon
| by Mrs. James y. Davis. wife Of the
Secretary OF Labor. assisted by Mrs
| calvin Coolidge and the ladies' OF tho
abinct; a tea tomorrow afternoon AZ
he womon's City Club, given by
Judge kathryn Sellers. assisted by tho
wives OF the District OF Columbia Of
Hcials and n tea saturday afternoon
given by Mrs. Katherine Filene Dodd
At her home in Bancroft Place. guests
OF honor being Mrs. Calvin Coolidge
| and Mrs. Mary Roberts Ninehart
The purpose OF tho Wcmen's Indus
trial Conference, as announced by
Miss Mary Anderson. director Of The
women's Bureau. is to further the full
| illment OF the duties OF tho Women $
Bureau as prescribed by Congress. TO
formulate standards and policies which
shall promote tho welfare ~ wage
earning women, improve their work
ng conditions, increase their efficiency
md advance their opportunities for
profitable employment"
an fulfilling this obligation says
Miss Anderson. I'VE feel that COZ
terence OF women, representing all
national organizations OF women,
would so far. not only 10 focus alton
Ion on the problems involved, but to
aelp IN the development o: polic!e,
ind standards for the effective en-
| lloyment of women IN industry"
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1923-01-10
WASHINGTON HEIGHTS
CENTURY CLUB

The annual New Years reception
OF tho Washington Heights Century
Club was held Monday evening at the
club house, and WIS well attended.
each member bringing a guest. Mrs.
Clarence Fraim. the president, well
coined the guests. Mrs. George l..
King, chairman Of the Dramatic
Committee. presented a play, Grand
mothers Rose Jar" The part Of
grandmother was taken by Nrs. s.
T.. Rolph, who wore an old fashioned
black gown. Mrs. W. n. Stevens was
June" with a white gown. The other
members Of the cast were: Mrs. Irwin
J.. Howett. pink rose; Mrs. w. u.
Vending. Wild rose; Mrs. Trina L..
Malcolm, red rose; Mrs. Y. r.. Fuller.
yellow rose; Mrs. j. lf. Saville white
rose; Mrs. W. ". Braipblc, America n
beauty. The crepe paper costumes
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1923-01-10

The Womon's College reopened at
one o'clock Wedr esday. January 3.
and since that time things have been
coming back 20 tho pre-vacatlon
basis.
on Saturday night IN. men from
Delaware College were welcomed az
Residence Hall 20 take part in the
entertainment that open night" af-
fords them The evening was given
over entirely % dancing for which
Paul Winthrop furnished the music.
At Y. W. G. 4. vosper service on
Sunday Miss Lucille Roc and Miss
Elizabeth Walker tod about some
Of their experiences In doing social
service work ia Wilmington during
the summer. Miss Merrill Mcmahon.
who is connected with the work Of
tho Childrcn's Burc9u vas suppos-
ed 20 come and tell tho girls Of some
81 tho things that 20 IN Ga this liuc
In the city. but word oame that she
would not DO able 10 b present. In
order 90 give tho girls an insight into
the things that arc carried on az the
Bureau. and % make 81 moro inter
es,ing when Miss Mcmahon does
como. Lucille Roo and Elizabeth Walk
err thought % would not be out n
tho way n toll q their work as vol
unteers. They spoke Of going 1bu'
first with one % the other work-r. %
4 investigate the case which ,frri----Js
either finding a homo FOR soma pool
little David Copperdcld." or finding
another position for some child wh'
must work hut can not stand tht kline
of labor no Is doing. and told 81 tn
pride that comes % them when the,
are put on their own responsibilit-
and may 20 out on cases alone. The,
described tho work az interesting u
that no two cases arc alike.
Great preparations arc being mad
, for tho Junior promenade on Satur
day night. January 10. and Avery
, thing promises a big affair and
, fine time.
At a meeting OF tho I. ". G.
b cabinet reports from all the depart
r ments were read. The hnanc
chairman reported that $1,000 ha
been made from the bazaar given Z
, December. They are also going Q
start 10 sell sandwiches, in the build
ings az $50 tonight. In former year
IL has been proved that the sale Z
sandwiches. ice cream and candy
1, a very successful way 20 make none
and swell the Z. w. O A. purse.
. Everyone who knew Miss Alau
Lodge as a student az the Women
College last year was grieved 20 hes
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1923-01-10
DEL. CHAPTER, EASTERN
STAR HOLDS BANQUET
Annual Dinner, Last Night, in
Odd Fellows Hall, Enjoy
able Occasion.

Five hundred persons last evening
attended tho annual banquet OF Della
ware Chapter, no. I. Order OF the
Eastern Star. which was held In the
odd TeilOws Hall. This chapter IL
tho oldest IN tho state and has tho
largest membership.
Tho dining room was attractively
arranged with the speakers Table in
tho center. ~ a. were seated the Of
lccrs for 1922 and for 1923. Mrs. julia
N. Story. Mrs. Amy y. Meyers. other
grand officers. tho visiting wovthy
patrons and natrons and other guests.
Tho tables wero decorated with pot
ted plants tied With purple and white
crepo paper.
! In front % Miss Jean Hubcrt'a place
was a beautiful blue vase nlied with
snapdfagons ana roses, tho gift Of the
chapter. Tho committee Of arrange
ments also presented 20 Miss Hubert
and Nrs. Noutzo corago bouquets Of
orchids and rooes.
After tho guests gero seated tho
officers entered and took their places.
Tho invocation WIS made by Rev.
Edmund T. Stevens. past worthy
lpatron. after which tho DOxoiogy was
sung Miss Jean Hubert welcomed tho
lguosts Between tho courses of the
banquet. there was music by the or
ichestra Of young women under the d.
Erection OF Miss Mary x. Thieiman. and
roup singing.
Tho souvenir booklets were bound
In green, with fne front cover cut out
In star shape 10 show O portrait q
Miss Jean g. Hubert. tho retirinE
worthy matron. They also contained
group picture OF tho officers.
After a delicious banquet served b,
Clarence r. Holt. caterer. a public in
stailltlou OK officers was held Mis-
Hubert WIS presented with baskets o
flowers, an Eastern star ring. fruit
and other gifts. Mrs. Noutzc also re
ccived many flowers. az did others o
tho officers.
Tho retiring officers are Miss Jcal
g. Hubert. worthy matron; Wilian
n. Redmilo. worthy patron; Ruth 4
, Neutzc, assOc,ate 1natron: Mabel L
\ Knox. eecretary; Ella VI. Fisher
treasurer; Jeanette i. White, con
Il I ductress: Estefla l. Holt. associst
conductress: Edna Hoh1becker. chap
lain: Flora NJ Stradle5. marshal
Elsie y. Hess. organ!st; Anna r
:, Hubert. Adah; Marguerite G.. SJelgiel
n Ruth: Frances c. Turner. Esther
d Rcba c. Ryon. Martha; Luelia \
= Jones. Electa; Leah A. AfcKelve.
!. warden: David J. Jones. sentinel.
." The following officers were installed
!" Ruth A. Neutze. worthy matron
;" David J. Jones. worthy patron; Jean
N nette Z. White. associate natrou
1. AIabel L. Knox, secretary; Laura Y
= Mckay, treasurer; Estella I. Hol
ID conductress; Ella NJ. Fisher. assoc!ai
oonductress; Eva Z. Wingate, chaI
a ain: Florence NJ. Ellicott, uaarsha.
II Edith V. shaw. organist; Bertha {.
P Williams, Adah; Marguerite Steig.e
a. Ruth; Olga Ettlch, Esther; Edna !
Watson, Martha; Lyia VI. Montgor
e cry. Eiecta; Mary Z. II. Carpente
v warder; Frederick Long. Jr.. sentin'
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1923-01-10
BIRLE CLASS PRESENTS GIFT
TO MRS w. r. HABBART.

The Friendship Bible Class % Har-
.!son Street VI. L. Church called upon
he pastor Rev. ". L. Haobar;, last
friday evening and presented Mrs.
fIabhart with a quilt which had bcea
o!eced and quilted by tho members OF
the class. MIs. :. =. Tarbutton. pre-
scented the quilt. Mrs. Haooart re-
spending with much appreciation. After
A social evening. refreshments were
served.
Those present were Rev. and Mrs.
william Z. IIhbbart. Mr.. and Mrs.
Delaware Mason, Mr.. and Mrs. a. +.
Short, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Leak.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Fuhr. Mr.. ant
Mrs. J. J.. Conway and son, Mr.. and
Mrs. Booth. ar. and nf-e. Daniel Auit,
Mr.. and Mrs. William Lark. Mr.. and
Mrs. Alfred Pogue. Mr.. and Mrs. Tr-uit,
and cons. Mrs. S. Z. Tanbutton. Mrs
elizabeth Constantine, Mrs. Ma )
Webb. Mrs. Baldwin Hygate. Mrs
amanda Nichols. Mre. W. II. Redm,le
Miss Gertie Hutchinson.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1923-01-10
GARDENS CENTURY CLUB.

The regular meeting OF tho Gar
dens Century Club was held last Fri
day. Mrs. W. u. WestcOtt. the presi-
dent, presided over tho business meet
ing. The program was In charge Of
Mrs. Il. S. Hines. chairman Of home
economics. The members responded
20 the roll call 10y telling OF some
household time saver. Mrs. Hines
read a paper on Teaching Love
Service 10 Children" Mrs. Hitch gave
n piano solo. after which Mrs. Hutton
read a paper on Systematic house
keeping. Harry Williams. accompa-
MED by Mrs. Williams, sang a solo.
The meeting was followed by a social
half hour providing opportunity TO
get acquainted with the new members.
Tea and sandwiches were served by
Mrs. Hines and Mrs. Hutton.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1923-01-10
PHILADELPHIA RABBI SPEAKS.
Rabbi Cohen Addresses Members of
Beth ShalOm.

Under the auspices OF the Sister
hood OF the Synagogue members Of
Beth Shalom Synagogue last night
were addressed by Rabbi Mortimer J.
Cohen. OF Philadelphia. Rabbi Cohen
had as his subject, The Gail 70 the
Wild"
In the course o. his address the
rabb! pointed out very clearly thai
there Is an hereditary urgo IN every
human being that will pull him down
20 ruin II he does no. master his win
Mrs. Aaron Levitt presided at the
meeting.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1923-01-10
NEW CENTURY CLUB
CURRENT EVENTS

The Current Events Class Of the
New Century Club met
yesterday morning. Mrs. George I.
Brown gave current events. Sirs.
william II. Beacon gave a most in
teresting talk on Egypt. Mrs. Ed
mund VI. Barsham read an excellent
paper on Constructive or Destructive
Criucism-Which?" Miss Mabel s.
Haley furnished the music. Mrs.
Charles Doughten Is chairman OF the
class for the month.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1923-01-10
OF
COLLEGE WOMEN

The Delaware Association 81 ColeSe
Women viii meet IN the FIRST Uni
tartan Church parlous. 500 West
street on Friday afternoon, January
Il, at $50 o'clock. The Association
viii have as It's guests at this meet
ing the Senior class girls OF the var4-
Gus preparatory schools IN WHINING
ton.
Miss Louise Jackson and Miss Helen
Gawthrop win speak on the various
phases OF college life.
The hostesses for the meeting VIII
be Mrs ID. Herbert Way. chairman.
Mas. Edward Mack. Miss Caroline
Philips, Mrs. T. Lees BartleSon. Mrs.
w. ID. Craig. Mrs. c Stanley Cham
bcrs, Miss Quaesita Drake.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1923-01-10
Party For Miss Frances Jones.

Miss Frances NJ. Jones was given
a birthday party az the home OF her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Ira j. Jones.
,0i Bayard avenue, on Monday even
Ing. IN honor OF her sixteenth birth
day. Tho evening was epent IN
dancing, and at a late hour refresh
meats were served. Those present
were Mr.. and Mrs. Ira r. Jones. Miss
Marion Jones. Frances NJ. Jones, Alice
Mason. Olive Powell. Ruth James,
Arthur S. Brooks OF Philadelphia,
Lloyd Rowland. Raymond Schaal. Don
Leach, Francis Autman. Carol Mocks.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1923-01-10
NEW
CENTURY CLUB

The monthly rnsotins Of tho New
Century Club VIII bc held this a2tor-
noon. Under the auspices OF the
Legislative Committee. Mrs Florence
Bayard Hrllcs will speak on the parole
system FOR prisoners and the ady5sa-
bslfty O. n separate penal institute
for women n Delaware. Miss Clara
Southwick VIII tel o, child labor lave
In Delaware and their proposed re
vision. The music committee Will
furnish music.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1923-01-10
y. W. G. A. In Annual Meeting.

The annual meeting OF the YOUNG
Women's Christian Association will be
held January Is, at the club rooms.
500 Market street. The meeting VIII
DC preceded by a supper at $50. Dur
Ing the evening. reports OF various
committees will be read, officers VIII
be- elected, and a board Of directors
chosen.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1923-01-10
New York Symphony Here January 10.

Those who miss the monthly con-
certs which the Philadelphia Sym
phony Orchestra formerly gave here
turing the winter. Will find compensa-
ton in the concert which the New York
Symphony Orchestra viii give here
on January 10. Albert Coates. the
noted English director. will be the
guest conductor for the concert.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1923-01-10
MEETING OF
W0MEN's AUXILIARY

The Epiphany meeting of the Della
ware Branch OF tho W'omen's Aux
illary win DO held in ST. Andrews
parish house tomorrow afternoon
starting az . o'clock. The speakers
VIII be RI. Rev. Craig Morris, Bis
hop OF Panama, and Miss Laura T..
Boyer. assistant educational secretary
of the National Auxiliary. New York.
MIS-. John l.. salisbury Of Dover will
preside at the meeting
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1923-01-10
To Entertain At No. ea School.

a play and moving pictures will be
given IN Public School No. p, this
evening, az S.15 o'clock. The program
Will be under the direction OF the
Interstate Dairy Council OF Philadel-
ph!a, with Miss Barger and Mrs.
Madeline Tilghman in charge. The
public IS invited TO attend.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1923-01-10
WASHINGTON HEIGHTS, l. =. ).

The Washington Heights Branch.
International Sunshine Society, will
hold the regular business meeting at
the home of Mrs. Elmer Hebley, 1908
Franklin street, tomorrow afternoon
at ESQ. Fun attendance IS desired at
the meeting.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1923-01-10
DANCE At CENTREynLE.

\ social and dance viii DO held by
the CentreviEe Social Cub at Daltons
Han, Centreville. Friday evening.
There will be dancing from $50 20 IL
with music furnished by Wood. Or
chestrs.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1923-01-10

a. aud Mrs. James II. Wilson, 1914
isurcl sirooi. are sceiwnx con-
CALCULATIONS on tho b.rta O. a daush-
tcr, az fho delaware Hospital. De-
fvn'bor "a. Thc baby has been named
jscqts llno Mo. AIRS. Wilson VIII BE-
rsmsmbrI.c a. Miss Edith ClowSsr.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1923-01-10
Battery Is Ball February I6.

Battery Il. 1Ssth artillery has chos-
en- February 16 as the date for it's
third annual bail, .vhich Will DC held
In the Gold Room Of the Hotel du Pont.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1923-01-10

Mr.. ana Mrs. Walter A. IAyfeld OF
Cooch's Bridge announce the engage
ment OF their daughter. Miss Grace
Evelyn Layheld. 10 Mervyn L. LAT
ferty OF this city. The wedding will
take place in February.
Mrs. II. "A. Smith, who has been
seriously III in the Homeopathic Hos.
pi,al. h improving slowly.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1923-01-10

Mrs. Josiah Marvel and Miss Jane
Marvel are spending n few days In
New York.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1923-01-10

Mr.. and Mrs. Harlan scott will give
% dinner this evening for Miss Jane
Marvel and sidney Scott.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1923-01-10

The many friends OF Mlsr Augusta
La Note Will be glad 10 hear that
iAe Is oonvalescing a. her home, from
her recent illness a. the Delaware
Hospital.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1923-01-10

Mrs. Emma Rico Of Philadelphia is
the guest OF Mrs. y. II. Mode.