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The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1923-11-23

A Tennessee sheriff runs his car on
bootleg whiskey. Nothing these days
seems to be in favor of the pedestrian
Port Angeles News
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1923-11-23

oaovlILE LODGE No. iee
K, Of p.
ifeets every Tuesday even
- IN ODD Fellows hall.
VI WAITING brothers always
JESS sExsON, c. G.
+. r. HOOSE- K. OF H. B.
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RADIANT CHAPTER oFFICERs
TO RE INSTALLED

The officers 81 Radiant Chapter. No.
6. Order % the Eastern Star. who
we're elected at the banquet last Fri
day night. Will be installed Saturday
evening az Py1hlan Castle. The new
officers are: Worthy Matron. Mabel
p. Wood: worthy patron, Walter L.
Sawdon: associate Inatron, Myrtle l..
Sswdon; secretary, Beulah NJ. Sp!cer;
treasury. Rssrecca Il. Humes; conduc-
.ress, Gladys S-idel: associate COnduc-
tress. Edith y. Harms;cad: chaplain.
Esther Y. H~nv:s niarshsi. FTorenC"
y. Emerson; organist. Atib!e Todd
Rigs: Adsh. Gertrude Vincent; Ruth.
Ruth Meg!nais: Drthe-. Jane Zebley.
Martha. Martha T.. Wood; Electra,
Hope +. Richardson. warden. MARY
Carr: sentinel. William s. Burrows.
The outgoing officers are: Worthy
matron. Mary WoSdus; worthy patron.
Waiter r. Wood associate matrOn
NLa.cel +. Wood; secretary. Florence
r. Emerson: treasare-. Rebecca 7.
Hunnce: conductress. Alice NJ. Dayett
associate conductress. Myrtle l.. Saw
don: chaplain. Laura w. Dennison ;
marshal. Ddith b. HarTstead: organ
Ut. Ruth Mesinn:s: Adah. Gertrude
Vincent: Ruth. Hope :. Richardson
Esther. Beulah NJ. Spicer: Martha
G.ad,ys Seidel: Electra. Elizabeth Mel
gehauer: warden, Anna J. Holdings
worth; sentinel. Walter Z. Sawdon.
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NEW CENTURY CLUB.

Wilmington New Century Club has
arranged the following calender for
the month q January:
Friday. January 5-l0 n. m. EXecu-
tive meeting VIII be held. Al SIS ,.
~. Arthur Daugherty Reos VIII lee
ture on Americas Foreign Policy,
What Shall g Be-" Mr.. Roes IS well
known ae a speaker on current topics
and az present 10 giving four speeches
In one day 20 various cluls in New
York. lie Is most interesting as well
as Instructive.
wednesday. January l0--At p. m.
the monthly meeting VIII BE- held. In
der the auspices OF Legislative COM
m.ttce. Mrs. florence Bayard Hilles
Will speak on the parole system for
prisoners and the ACCESSIBILITY OF a
separate penal institution FOR wolhen
In Delaware. Mss Clara J. SOuthw.Ck
will tel OF child labor laws in Delaware
and their proposed revision. These VIII
DO followed by music.
Monday. January l5.-2 p. m, Card
party. benefit mortgage fund VIII be
held. MRS Donald II. Van Trump and
Mrs. Harold \. K.ngsbury VIII be host
tesses
Wednesday. January 17.--at l p. m,
18th anniversary luncheon. +. m
Play by club meudbers. Tickets for
the luncheon may be obtained from
the chairman. Mrs. ]. Merr!ck Horn
Mrs W. W. Pusey. "a and Mrs. Julian
Ada.r on and after January .. Tickets
must be reserved by January -.
Wednesday. January 2i--3 p. m, q
lecture viii be given by Mrs. Deborah
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LEGION AUXILIARY OFFICERS
GUESTS OF MRS. SPEAkMAN

Mn. william &. SpeIkman, Iresi-
dent OF the Delaware Department.
American Legion Auxiliary. gave q
luncheon Friday for the officers and
executive committee OF the depart
nent. A spec3a guest was Raymond
NJ Upton, director OF the Rehab!lita-
ton Div.<eon OF the University OF Della
ware. He gave an interesting account
OF the work being done there 10y the
wounded ex-serviCe men who are re-
celyring training IN agriculture under
tho care of the government.
The luncheon was largely devoted 10
reviewing the work that hos been &C
oompllshed by the department during
the last yrar. Ea-service men In hos
y.tais and SAM tariums have been en-
tertained and cared for and their fam
lies proY.Ged with needed things. At
Thanksgiving and Christmas the hos
pitsl!zation committee under Mrs. Ira
Burns. sent candy, fruit, groceries,
etc. 20 the men and their families.
Among those present at the lunch
con were Mrs Marshall 9. Derby. Mrs.
Lynford Outten, Mrs. Ira Burns, Mrs.
n. y. PartingtOn, Nir.. Ada Roberts.
Mrs. George Dorsey, Miss COrinne
Lambert
Mention was made Of the coOpera-
ton Of other organizations. especially
the kIwanis Club and the Interna zion
a Sunshine Society.
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Orgnni<ts Plan Recital

The ceventh public recital given I'M
der the auspices of the Delaware Chap
ter Of The National Association % Or
gau1sts VIII BE- given N Harrison street
VI. z. Church tomorrow evening. VIII
liam T. Trimmings, composer and or
ganist % Philadelphia, viii give sever
al numbers including selections from
h.s own compositions. The program
VIII open with organ solos by him.
Introduction and Allegro" ILandels
Occasional Orato-io". and "C-harson
Grac-suse' Frederick Stanley smith.
THIS WI BE- followed 0y a voca. quar-
tet. % Lamb % Cod stu Keep Ais"
Wolcott. by Mrs. ". q. Hghde.d. So
oranO. Harry 3. Hygate. tenor. Mrs.
Bonnie Gilbert. alto. and william Wal
.lce. basso. Edgar Peoples. accom-
,aa!ed by Miss Elizabeth johnson. viii
s.ng. II oGd So Clothed The Grass. 20
Mss Sara spencer Schyatlo will give
organ solos. Grand ChOeur". Spence.
and "ScherzOso". Rodgers. Mr=. W.
C.. Highf.e.d, accompanied ~ Wilmer
Calvin H.ghfeid. VII s.ng. "Wa,ch
Thee and Pray Thee" II. Wakefield
smith. Edward Jackson Schwatlo. a.
cOngan.ed ~ Miss sara Schzvatlo
WI, give % violin SOLO. "In-ermezzo
from Clva.leria Rust.cau4', Niascagn!
The program Wall close with organ
solos by Mr.. Trimmings. "Clnzone"
WOlstonhoimc. and Grand Choeu- IL
Z Minor b. Trimmings.
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DELAWARE NJO' fEl'S CLUBS

Knox Livingston on Christian Cin-
zenship". Mrs. Livingston - ono OF
tho t-st orators In America and n
highly endorsed By tho foremost news
papers all over the United States. She
has long been prominent In tho WON
enc Christian Temperance Union. Il
rs an open meeting and oil invited.
Friday. January 26--l0 a. m. Meet
tns 81 the Board Of Directors Of the
Corporation.
"Wednesday. January 3i--3 p. N.
DR.. y. &. Schumacher will lecture on
The Joy OF Living" DR.. Schmucker
u well known 90 club members and q
humorous ~ well as philosophical. KS
audience - always delighted.
Monday. January 5. IS. %. o9-9 IS
a. IN. Aesthetic dandng class. Mss
Sche;zy. teacher
Tuesday. January 2. Q. Is. % and
30-i0.S0 n. m. Current Events class.
Mrs. Charles J.. Doughten. chairman
Mre. Norman $. Huxley. chairman O.
music.
Tuesday, January ., Is. % and 30
> y. m. Voice training. Mrs Elizabeth
l.. Schreiner. teacher.
Friday, January 5. y. 70 and &c
2.3O y. m. Intermediates class n
French. Mile Rooth. teacher. $50 p
m. AdyaDCcl class In French. ME
Rooth. pacher.
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POLLYANNA BRANCH l. =. :.

The Pollyanna Branch OF tho In
ternational SunshiN Society Will hold
its regular business meeting Friday
eyehing at the home OF Mrs. T. NJ.
Arnold. 2i2O Jefferson street. Mrs.
Thomas Barnes VIII also act as
hostess.
The POllyanua Juniors held their
Christmas party December IS in Rut-
ter and Neiser's Hall.
Saturday afternoon the fifty -one
children from the Children's Home FOR
tTlendless Children were guests Of the
branch At q Christmas party at sun
shine Hall They were brought 10
The party In the machines OF friends
Christmas stories were told by Miss
Alice Roberts and others. Mss Edith
Adams led them IN playing Christmas
games The children. sang carols
Later ice cream and cake was served
and tho children were given presents
before they were taken home Each
child received a pound OF candy given
by a generous friend, IA stocking full
Of nuts and popcorn and two games
1r toys. Mrs. Hayes. tho matron and
one OF her assistants. accompanied
the children. Mrs. John Alden was
In charge OF the party.
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Amy r. Meyer. Mrs. laura V. Nc
Kay, Mrs. Eettie s. ncIntiro. Mrs.
Julia ~. story. Mrs. Lille Anne Pyle.
Those present ~ the banquet were:
Madeline Bencon. Anne Sayers. Mrs.
Florence Clark. Helen e. White, Mrs
Margaret sasse. gsr,rix Burnltc. Cara
Palmer. Laura Srrand. Mrs. Waiter
g. Aurnnd. 1>ta NJ. Waters, Mrs
Essle w. SDooncr, r. +. Truman. Mrs.
r. =. Truman. Mrs. VIM. 6. Draper.
Jr., Margaret A. Stein. Nellie V. Davis.
Annetta r. Mcmillan, Aimee T. Rid
lngs, Elizabeth NJ Black. Billy Black.
Elizabeth Lynch, Mrs. ". p. Lynch.
Bessie Croes. Mrs. Sarah l.. CrOes.
Mrs. Ella NJ. CrOes. Mrs John "
Watson. John W. Watson. May g.
Hess. Kathryn r. Hess Mrs Martha
r. Kollum. Hugh Smith, Mrs Hugh
Smith. John %. sHdth. Eva w. Bowers.
f,etitia Va. Porter. Verna VI. stump.
a. !. Mltchener. Mary r. Winchester.
kato +. Salmons. Eva Macmillan.
/ Il. w Brey. Sarah HamsHer. + Rene
/ Carl May Heathcote. Elizabeth Heath
cote. Edna Care0n. Mary T. Hawkins.
Ida g.. Harlow. Martha Gibson. bertha
VI. Smith. past matTon. -. Johns
B Chapter: Fannie W. Brown. J0st
worthy matron: Julia VI. story. so
, Chapter. Norman Collins Mr. lga-
belle Collins, Margaret T. Mas.On
Mildred Kalsen. Mrs L. ". BEATTY
T.. ". Beatty. Mrs. Frank Dale. Mary
T.. Brown. Mrs Mary g. Draine. Cora
T.. Roc. Annie e. Burns. ". V. Elo.gl
Eurns. Mrs. a. G.. POgne. Mrs. s. "
BUrnito. Mrs Florence " Hastings
Ella IT, Dillon. Mr. and Mrs. Gorge =
Fierce. Mr.. and Mrs clyde = Miller
Nj. and Mrs. r. n N,Vev. Mar T.
Galloway. George T.. P.ummer. Cha
lH. Triggs. Evalina sutton. Mrs.. A'ic.
~. Hastings. Mr.. md Mrs. Lewis "a
Dunlap. Rachel v. Morrison. Aic
Lut,re,l. Anna Mccoy. Harold Plum
NOR. Edward S Mclean. Charles q
Eut. Mrs Charles o. Eut Ms. Edwar.
. s Mclean. Mr.. Alfred y. Smith. Mi
ID and Mrs n =. Volk. Mrs ". r. Ban
ming. Ms Annie H. Thoop. Z. J. Br..
;.ugham Ka,h@r.ne Birmingham. Rer
. sic = Srhil,1g Mr.. A. T. O'Ncea
Mrs r. Wo'd.a. Mrs. MARY E. Mac
lean. Ma Es:oue App,eby. Mr. Ma.
D. tie g. SpceT. Mrs. Marglori.e LAR
70 more. Mr and Mrs.. George H. lar.
' more. Mr.. Trma Ts;mnn. Mrs Louis
Wiedeman. Mrs. Emma Lueckei. job
+. J. Robats Mrs Gussie O.. RO5ert,
: Mr.. g.. Van k,ss. Mrs. Clara g. Mav
B Vel, n. =. Maxwell Mrs. Laura Y
Eisenberger. Mrs. ". .. scott. ATr
. Msry A. McTane. Mr.. Robert n ks,
. Mrs Martena 81 VosheIl. Miss C-ac
-, Bidings Iss Mildred e. Vosheu Fred
. sr.ok Handel Minnie A. saeppar
d, Eva :. sheppard. Lillian s. Bradwa.
4 Florence Rodeniiser, Alice g. sher
n pard. Mary Rutter. Lille K. Hende
, son. Elizabeth Fletcher. Thomas
b. Kellum
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LECTURE, NEW CENTURY CLUB

At the Wilmington New Century
Cub on Friday. January 5, at sl5 y.
m. Arthur Doushcrty Recs comes TO
lectur, on Americas Noreign Policy,
What Shall % Be-" Mr.. Eee~ brings
10 his subject considerable study %
cur-cr.t h.r;o:-v. and espccia. attention
O International Affairs. IN which field
ne has attained decided success. He
vas formerly OF the instruction etan
u the University of Pennsylvania. but
i now deyo;lng his time 10 the lecture
field which covers eeveral states 0nt
includes. ever increasing audiences.
This. - the second time this winter
tha; MIR. Rcos has appeared before the
Century Club. his first lecture on De-
ce.nb-r Is being such a success that
{; was decided 20 have him Tor an
evening lecture .n order 20 give "A lar
ger audience the opportunity 70 hear
him
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Y p = charming satin cTtp> trock
that Is pictured - IN. left. The color
is midnight blue and the trimming -
very narrow gTesnish gold soutsche
braid. alternating with bands Of nav
blue soutsche. The neck. sleeves. ash
and panels al combine 20 Civ, vrTy
youthful effect. Medium size requires
81 yard. sO-inch material. The sasn
sections are attached 20 extensions on
the front Of the dress.
The mode Of the basque, with u, long
slender lines, is featured in the drs.. y
black velv-tesn. The dress closes a.
the back, the paist being laid in pl.Its
az n, undersrm cams. II preferred.
the collar may b omitted. but Fashion
IL giving much prominence 20 collar.
Just nov Heightened side gorcs give
the skin an uneven hcmiine Medium
size requires 49, yards 4O-inch material.
First Model: Pictorial Review Dress
No. 1886. sizes. "a % 48 inches bust.
Price So cents
Second Model; ORES. No. 1905.
Sizes. "a TO u inches bust. Price, s
cents
We are local distributors and cArrJ
~ all tines a fun and complete lins
% Pictorial Review Patterns-Ken'
nard-Pyls Co. s17-s2l Market St--Ady
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SEEN PLACES
on THE POLICE FORCE

one hremn. charged with Hardness.
was lightly penallzed when arraigned
before the directors 81 the Depart
mn. OF Public Safety yesterday after
noon,
Applications for positions rs police
men were received from Onward J..
Plnminer, % years old, 2S6 Madison
street; William r.. Paulman,, Jr., "a
40 West Twenty NTH street, and
Charles g. Walls. 81. 1924 West Nine
teenth street.
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MOSTLY ABOUT PEOPLE

play the girls team OF the italian
settlement at tho Italian Ne!ghbor-
hood House. They have a game with
Friends School girls scheduled for
February 6. Sometime during Janu-
airy they arc planning 10 20 to East
Orange, n. j.. TO play the Junior
League team there.
Lieutenant md Mrs. Stuar; Bcvanr
spent New Years with Mrs. II. L.
Cvans
Mr.. and Mrs. John Riggs gave a
dance al the Country Club Monday
night for their daughter. Rachel.
Miss Helen oiell leaves today foi
New York TO spend several days.
Mr.. and MIR. u. Il. Davis Of Flint
Michigan. spent the holidays IN this
city.
Mr. and Mrs. w. Il. Pcnnlman re-
turned today from weeks visit al
Montreal. Canada. where they viii
shortly move TO make their home.
Miss Virginia Latrobe hae returned
To Baltimore after visiting Mrs. Harry
q. Haskell.
Miss Dorothy Green OF Saginaw
Mich. has been visiting Miss Vic
torine du pOnt.
Mrs. Charles Copeland has issued in
vitatlons FOR a dance 10 be give Sat
urdsy evening I'm the du Barry Room
IN honor OF her cousin. Miss IA
Tregomsin Of Paris.
Midshipman Ralph a. Sentmsn re
turned yesterday 10 the United State
Naval Academy after spending IN
Christmas holidays with his parents
Mr.. and Mrs Herbert a. Ser.tman @
Aoi West Twcnty-flrst street.
Mss Frances du pont and Anss Hen
ri-;ta HOPES return 20 Hol;ou Arms
Washington. today.
Mss Josephine Wales and Ms
Elizabeth Wales return today 20 IN
Ness Sp~nce School. New York.
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Hold New Years Day Party.

4 New Year's party was given by
~. and Mrs. Frank ". Burns in honor
o. their daughter. Evelyn Betty Burns
AZ thei- residence. 522 East Eighth
street. The house wac pret;ily decors-
ted IN appropriate colors0Games were
played ana there vac dancing. with
urusS b. Bromvell's orchestra. The
guests included: Mary Travis. Vera
Conlin. Nellie Thomas, Hilda. Dot and
Cecilia Reese. Kathryn and Elizabeth
Welsh. Evelyn Burns. Ann Rawley.
Marie O'Ieary. Mildred Short. Floyd
whes;lec. Thomas B!scoe. Elvood
Biscoe. Francis Pupi1al. Paul HInkel.
D.ck Williams. Charlie O'Brien.
Charles konetyeo. Joseph Hummer
Joseph Reynolds. Joseph Reese. Joseph
Marin.
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LOCAL WOMEN Al
INDUSTRIAL CONFERENCE

Wilmington VIII be represented a;
the W1omen's Industrial Coa-sHence
which has been called hy NIB Women's
Bureau Il, $. Department & Labor. TO
meet IN Washington. JANUARY II To
IL. Miss Elizabeth lIansfn viii be
a delegate from tho Labor Commission.
Someone will go from the Consumers
League, possibly Miss Clira South
wick. The League Of WOlben Voters
Is also invited 20 send a representative.
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TALLEYs MARRIED 80 YEARS.

Mr.. and Mrs. John Talley OF Bran
dywine hundred quietly celebrated
their fiftieth wedding anniversary on
Sunday. Mr.. and Mrs. TsIley have
eight children. IS grandchildren and
ono great grsndchild. Mr.. Tslley is a
son of the late Thomas Lee Tailey
Mrs. Talley before her marriage. so
years ago, was Miss Lydia streets.
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NOVEL RAIsIN AND
CHEESE sANDWI'H HIS

A change from the usual sandwiches
are these fired ralsin cheese sand
wlches. The Ingredients arc 80 fol
lows.
3 tablespoons butter. 3 slices cheese,
6 slices bread: :. teaspoon salt. / egS'
4 cup milk: 3 tablespoons nneiy chop
ped Sun Maid raisins.
Cream butter until cot. Ma raj
sins and spread on bread. Place !
SLIGO o. cheese between two slices =
bread and out IN halves 20 make sik
sandwiches. Beat ega. Add milk and
salt snd DIP each sandwich IN the
mixture Fry until brown IN itts
melted fat. Serve Immediately.
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Momen's Aid Meeting.

Mrs. William NJ. wardrop, general
superintendent. Southern General Di-
vision. Women's Aid. Pennsylvania
Railroad System. viii hold a stan
meeting in Room Ala. Pennsylva MIA
building Tuesday. January .. at 1880.
followed by a general meeting OF the
Division at 9 o'clock In the assembly
room. Members are asked TO note
change Of dates.
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Lecture for Girls.

The Young womens Christian As
scc.ation has arranged Cor a lecture
for girls which will be given ln the
High School auditorium. January 20
az ,. n. Miss Margaret Slattery
who = We'll know here AS speaker
and author. VIII speak on u. We and
You" There Will be no admission
charge and everyone Is cordially in
v.t.-i 20 attend
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Dean and Mrs. Smith Entertain.

Dean and Mrs. u. Laurence Smith
81 Newark entertained at dinner New
Years day Mrs. C. l.. BroAsw, Mr.. and
Mre. j. X. Johnston. Betty Johnston
and Oliver Gofrsgan OF Newark; Mr..
and Mrs NJ ID. Fisher. Dorothy and
Richard Fisher. Miss Mary Johnston.
Miss. Margaret DerIickson and Miss
TeV.s Miller OF Wilmington.
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Grace Missionary Societies.

The wonsns Foreign Missionary
Sccsc.y and the wonnans HON Ms
s:ouary Society Of Grace NJ. z
CAurch Will meet Friday n Ill day
session at the church house. The
FNorelgn Society VII NEE; IN the morn
ms from a 70 1890. Mrs. Melville
G~,nhr,E will have charge 81 the de-
vo,.ons Ness sarah wcit'n vii. he
in charge q the prograTn. which Will
have the topic. "InSsas Aspiration.
BOX luncheon VIII he served from 1890
10 :. The hoetsceor wall I've Mrs. X
s lsw;on. Mrr. James O. Mearne. Ms
II. O HAScnep. Mrs. c. A. Ritch4e
The Home Missionary Society meeting
viii he held from 2 until $50. M.f~
saline Shaw vii leAd the dcvotions
Mia. u. w. Ward Will be In charxe o.
he program. which Will deal with
The Negro.N' Offering 20 the STAR
and Stripe"
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A FUR CAPE.

Grey shaved lamb Is the fur geed
Tor this cape. which has a slit al
each xde that can be worn fastened
or opened, allowing the arm 70 come
through. II r. bordered with a deep
band of fox fur, and worn over a vel
vet dress matching In color.
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W, c. r. T.. Executive Meeting.

The State Executive Board Of the
Women's Christian Temperance Union
s holding an all day meeting today in
the Peoples Church at Dover. Sew
ersl persons VIII go from this city
Plans for the years work will be dis
cussed.
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MISS MARCIA |. RICE.
WEEDS GEORGE LEWIS
Marriage Took Place Sunday in
Thornton, Pa, M. e.
Church.

\ group M local people went 10
Thornton. Pa. on Sunday 10 attend
the wedding OF Mis- Marcia Lucille
Rice. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Eli
ward J. Rice OF Thornton. formerly
Of Wilmington. and George Lewis. OF
Chelsea. Pa. The wedding was held
In the Thornton Methodist Church at
the close of the regular afternoon Ger
vice. Rev. Mr.. Bowman OF the Spring
Garden Methodist Church, Philadel-
phba. performed tho ceremony. No
invitations We're issued. but during the
service, the minister l.,vited all those
interested 10 remain for the ceremony
The bride was given In marriage 10y
her father. Mrs. j. T. Farnold of this
city was the matron OF honor, and J.
+. ternold tho best man. Miss Eliza
beth Holland. of Chelsea, was brides
maid and James Fields OF Chester was
the usher. Dorothy Love and Doris
Gcrriguee werc flower girls. The bride
wore IA white gown and n veil caught
with pearls. Mn. Fernold wore a drces
OF gold metal cloth and a gold lace hat
The bridesmaid wore a pink ea,,n dress
and pink rntin hat. All three carried
pink roses.
After the ceremony a wedding din
ner was served the out OF town guests
who came from Wilmington. phlln
delph!a, DARBY, Chester. Media, and
Chelsea. Those who went from thi:
city were Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Geor.
ella. Miss Jean Donlin. Arthur J. SCOT.
ton. Mr.: and Mre. Charlie. Georgia
Mis- Harriet Georgia, Mrs. George VI
Bailey and son, Mr.. and Mrs. J. e
| Nernold.
After n wedding trip the bride an,
groom VIII make their home az Thorn
! ton. Pa.
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ImmanuaI Woman's Auxiliary.

Tho monthly meeting Of the We
mans Auxiliary OF Emmanuel Parish
viii bo held at the home of Mrs. j.
$ Spruance, 22i0 Gilpin avenue to-
morrow evening AZ 7i5.
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UolI, ODk Missionary Meeting.

The Foreign Missionary Society Of
Holly Oak will meet Thursday evening
at s O'Clock at the home OF Mrs Gold
az
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=.
Smith.Gamble.
and Mrs. Harry .. Gam

Mr.. and Mrs. Harry . Gamble an
nounce tho marriage Of their daughter.
Sarah Harriet Gamble to Frederick
G. Smith OF this city. The ceremony
was performed az the home Of the
brides parents. 29o5 Pennsylvania
avenue at o'clock last WEDNESDAY
afternoon by Rev. John II. Skilton.
headmaster OF Tower Hi School. The
attendants were MISE Julia Gamble. of
New York City. cousin OF tho bride
and Mr.. Robert J. Gamble, a brother
oI the bride. Mrs. Smith Is a graduate
OF the Wilmington High School and
for tho past three and one-halt years
has been secretary TO Dr. Ssilton. Mr..
Smith IL connected with the Judson
G. Burns Sales Company.
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AL-,s Jane Atuzei had az house
.l.eis AR. and Ms. sloan % New
Noffl -.hs. S.oan wse Al.sr Faire
Kinney xho bar srvvrai tines delight
..s Wilmington audiences % the Play
huu~
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1923-01-03

nr-s Anna T. I1nco,n gave a lunch
son YESTERDAY FOR Mss Bath Rollins
y Oxrori and N-r {. .. Nee~e.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1923-01-03

NJ. and Mrr. Charles Gawth-op o.
Ne,y lors are giving tea dance a.
fhs kitr Carlton today FOR their daugh-
o. Nlss Lucy Jackson Gswthrop eud
lsir ni.oe. Mlss MADE Jackson Wal
krI.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1923-01-03

The JUNIOR league las~o.osl team
mac been getuns In several practice
gaus~I rcceHuy IN spite % the busy
hcfis.r. Tomorrow night they VII
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1923-01-03

Nir and Mn. II r. Comerys ar. re-
DrfV.ns congratulations on the birth
= daughter. or D~o~-nter IS. 1922.
me little girl nae t.cn named Agnes
f,iiranefh
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1923-01-03

Nir~ Hsury y u. Duncan 3s epend-
rs three months with Mrs. Samuc!
Lu~>e. Sufnnsr,ils. south Carolina