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Evening journal., 1923-01-20
WOlNEN ASK FOR
la " CHANCES

The legislative program OF the
National Woman's party for Della
ware proposes to amend the follow
ing laws which discriminate against
women:
Mothers do not have equal control
with fathers over their children.
Fathers can will away from moth
ers their guardianship OF their chill
dren.
Inheritance laws discriminate
against women.
A married woman cannot choose
her legal residence.
Mrs. Frances Bayard Hilles hopes
that all women's organizations will
ask for a speaker to be heard on
This program. that the fullest infor-
nation may be given. The womaT's
party Is organized to remove all
forms of discrimination against
women which still remain in the
law
Evening journal., 1923-01-20
URSULINE
CARD PARTY

The Calendar Club OF the Ursu-
line Academy is making arrange
ments for card party and enter
tainment TO be held in Knights OF
Columbus Hall. next Friday night.
Bridge and 500 viii be played. The
proceeds viii be devoted to the Ju-
venile Court Fund OF the academy.
With this fund the academy takes
care Of number Of children. nlac-
ing them In homes and superin-
tending their education.
Miss Nell Ford is general chair
man in charge OF the affair. ass's
ed by Miss Mary Gillespie. Miss
Anne Hoey. Miss Mary Buckley.
Mss Margaret Kelley. Miss Mary
Higgins. and Miss Margaret Casey.
Advertising committee: Chairman
Miss Mildred A. Kane. and Miss
Mercedes Walsh; prize committee.
chairman. Miss Katherine Kienle.
and the Misses Julia Casey. Mary
Russell. Ann Elliott. Mary shaw.
May Dougherty Margaret Ford.
Ann Sweeney and Mary Sweeney.
Prizes will be awarded the win
ners
Evening journal., 1923-01-20
TO DANCE FOR
CITY CHARITY

The Visiting Nurses Association
has been addes to the list Of bene-
lciaries OF the third annual VIII
mington Charity Ball, which will be
given IN the ballroom of the Hotel
dupont on Monday evening. Febru-
sry II. Other charitable organiza-
tons which will share in the pro-
ceeds are the Associated Charities.
Society for Prevention OF Cruelty to
Children. the Child Labor Leglsla-
live Committee OF the Consumers
League. Ladies OF Charity and
Knights OF Colu mbus Fund.
The Visiting Nurse Association
was organized In 1903 and has its
headquarters at 21s West Seventh
street It's officers are Mrs. Joseph
Bancroft. president; executive COM
mNtee. Miss Edith S. Danforth, Miss
Marion Beadenkopf. Mrs. James A
Draper, Jr.. Mrs. Irenee DUPONT. Mrs.
c. I. 3. Henning. Mrs. Philip Mar
ouand. Miss E Poucher, Mrs. II. X.
Miller, Mrs. Alban Riohey, Mrs.
James T. Skelly. Mrs. Charles War
ner, Mrs Henderson Weir, and Mrs.
Peter T. Wright.
Evening journal., 1923-01-20
INSTALL OFFICERS.

Officers OF Garfield Council. No 4.
Daughters of America were Install
ed last Saturday evening at the
Junior o. L. ~ NJ. Hall Mrs. Mar
jorie Neal. assisted by Junior Past
Councillors performed the work
The new officers are; Junior Past
Councillor. Blanche V. Reed; Asso-
ciate Past Councillor. Martha Cross
Councillor. Lillian Brittingham As
sociate Councillor. Elsie Phillips;
Nice-Associate, Mary Foster: Asso-
ciate Vice-Councilor. Elizabeth
Cross; Conductor, Mary Myers:
Warden. Mrs. Vandever; Inside
Warden. Eleanor Keith; Outside
Warden, Mrs. Charles Phillips:
Trustee, Mary Dill.
Following the installation. Coun-
cilor Reed and Mrs. Neal received
flowers. At the close OF the meeting
q banquet was served.
Evening journal., 1923-01-20
CARD PARTY FOR
PINE ST. FOLK

Plans have been made for a card
party to be held at ? o'clock Mon
day afternoon at the New Century
Club. The proceeds will be given
to the Pine Neighborhood Associa-
tion. 10 be used in helping to re-
model the association community
house, al Fourth and Pine streets.
A large number OF activities are
also being held at this center and
in the neighborhoOd for the build
ing fund
The committee in charge of the
card party is Mrs. Harold A. Kings
bury Mrs. Carlton r. Bridgham,
Mrs Thomas c. Mum. Mrs. Law
renee j. Jones. Mrs Robert w
Smith. Mrs, Fred f. Bach and Mrs
+. =. Moody.
Under the direction of Mrs. T. w.
6acchuS. rummlge sale will be
held FOR the benefit of the commun-
ity house, next Thursday. at S13is |
Tatnan street. Anyone having con-
tributions for the sale Is asked 10
send them TO l119 Franklin street. /
the home of Mrs. Bacchus. or IL she I.
is called 10y phone 444O, the articles .
will be sent for.
The basketball teams OF the Junior /
League and the Catholic Daughters .
Of America win play a game in the .
Friends School gymnasium. on the
evening OF February 9. for the bene-
ht of the community house.
Evening journal., 1923-01-20
NAOMI LODGE
on BALTIC. TRIP

Naomi Lodge. No. .. Daughters of
Rebekah. went to Baltimore last
evening and conferred the Rebekah
degree on a class OF sixteen candi-
dates for Queen Esther Lodge OF that
city. There were about fifty mem
hers in the party which left on a
special car from French street sta
ton. on their arrival they were met
i,y the Baltimore lodge and taken to
the lodge hall. where chicken din
ner was served.
Following the comforting OF the
degrees. Queen Esther Lodge pre-
sented Miss Elizabeth G. Moore. cap
tain OF Naomi degree staff. with a
beaded bag. Mrs. Myrtle Britting-
ham. noble grand. and Mrs. Bertha
Lewis. vice grand Of Naomi Lodge.
were presented with engraved gavels.
The party returned on ira n leav-
ing Union Station. Baltimore. at 11.3O
o O'clock
Evening journal., 1923-01-20
ANNIVERSARY
OF STATEC CLUBS
Federation TO Observe 25
Years of Existence in
May

The executive board Of the Della
ware state Federation OF women's
Clubs met on Thursday at Dover.
The meeting was held In the Dover
Century Club and was presided over
hy Mrs. H. NJ. Waller OF Delmar.
president Of the Federation. The
80 federated clubs OF the state were
represented.
Announcement was made that the
Federation will celebrate its twenty
fifth anniversary sometime in May,
and the celebration will be held in
Wilmington. Il is hoped 10 have
Mrs. Thomas G. Winter. president Of
The General Federation, at this ami
versary
Mrs. Waller in her message TO the
cub women emphasized the value OF
uhe club in the commupityan urged
that all clubs own their clubhouses.
she urged that each president during
the coming year work with her
club for the enforcement OF prohibi-
lion and promote the cause OF peace.
Each OF the vh'e- presidents OF the
Federation gave short talks.
Miss Elizabeth Amery state chair
man OF the Home Economics Depart
nent gave a talk on home
economics. and said that over 600
pupils in the schools OF Delaware are
taking the home economics course.
she suggested the course should be
extended 10 the seventh and eighth
grades OF the school. next year.
Among matters advocated at the
were the amendments to the
mild Labor Law now before the
legislature. Opposition 10 the
howing Of the Arbuckie films was
xpressed in a resolution.
Evening journal., 1923-01-20
MNDELEY AID ELECTS

The following officers were elect
ed by the Ladies' Aid Society os
Madeley NJ f. Church. Thursday
evening: President, Mrs. Nav Ont
ten; vice president, Mrs. f. FalIov.
field; second vice president. Mrs. 7.
NJ. Broadway: treasurer. Mrs NJ
Magee; secretary. Mrs. NJ. Good-
man. assistant secretary. Mrs. Mary
sutton; recording secretary, Mrs. r.
McClenaghan: parsonage commit
Zee Mrs. Alexander. Mrs. Wuliars
Knots. Mrs. A. Faulkner. Mrs NJ
sutton Mrs Johnston and Mrs l.
Burns; dist committee. Mrs C;ooA,
man. Mrs. z. Faulkner and Mrs ~
Faulkner; sick committee: Mrs ne
Wolfe. Mrs J. Burns. Mrs. Jobr-
ston, Mrs. Magee, Mrs. Henry and
Mrs j. Mahan; collectors: Mrs.
Failowheld' Mrs. William Wells.
Mrs Fauquar; flower committed
Mrs Magee and Mrs. Goodman.
Those present We're: Mrs. Outten.
MRS. KNOTS, William Knots. m
mrs. Fauqusr. Mildred Faulkner
Mrs Fallowfeld. Charles FaIlov
field. Mrs. Anna Faulkner. Mrs "a.
RE Faulkner. Gladys Faulkner Mr.
Wells Mrs. Truax. Hazel Trt,ax
Alesia sutton, Mrs. d. Sutton. Mrs
Sharpless Mrs. !. Peacock NrsL
Grant Mrs. Alexander. Alva Alcr~
ander' Alice Arthurs. Mrs, J. Mahs.A
Mrs. Johnston. Mrs. b. Worh,
Thomas Worth, Dorothy Milbourn..N
Mrs NJ. Sutton, Howard Sutton. r.
+. Davis. the Rev. l.. NJ. Broad
way. Mrs. Broadway. Mrs. Maguire.
Thomas White. Alice Arthurs. Rob
ert Arthurs Mrs. J. Burns. Mrs. N.
Goodman, Mrs. Henry, J. T. Cage,
Evening journal., 1923-01-20
ENTERTAIN UNION CHoIn.

Mr.. and Mrs. William owens. 313
West Twenty-siXth street. entertain
ed at dinner last evening the mem
bers OF the choir OF Union NJ. T..
Church Those present We're: Mr..
and Mrs. William Owens. Mildred
and Gladys owens, DR. II. f. Ewing
Mrs. Walter Walls. Mrs. william
Wright and Mrs. Seth Ellis Misses
Gertrude Smith. Ellen and Virginia
Ashley, Grace Green. Florence En-
mis-, Nellie Comerford. Ethel Mccall
Mary Morrison Helen Hudson and
Elizabeth r. Johnson. Frank Regss
Harry Pyle. william r. Davis. John
Walton. Edgar Peoples and Ernest
: HAYNES.
Evening journal., 1923-01-20
x Sl { ss1

ed the Friday afternoon bridge club
yesterday.
Mrs Henry J. Rowland, OF Els
mere, entertained Mrs 9. W. At
kins and Mrs. William c. May, end.
Of Philadelphia. this week.
George W. Derrickson, Orlando
Derr .ckson. Mr.. and Mrs Everett
Derrickson and c. II. Watson, Of
Frankford. are spending the week
end with the Rev. and Mrs. u. w.
Wells
Mrs. Harry Adams and daughter,
Helen: OF Hammond Indiana. are
the guests of Mrs. Adams parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Lllburne Chandler.
Mr.. and Mrs. william c. Matthews
are at Miami, Fla.
Miss Genevleve Frsntz Is visiting
her sister. Mrs. r. Cecil Hogan, at
East orange, n. J.
Mrs. J. Bryan TYLER. 23OO West
Seventeenth street. entertained at
bridge luncheon on Thursday.
Mrs. Gamble Latrohe Is In Bal
t!more. whore her son. Gamble
I.atrobe. Jr., is III. Mr.. Lstrobe Is
improving.
Little Betty Rust the two-year- old
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. G. II. Rust /
1905 West street Is recovering from /
a severe attack OF pneumonia.
Miss Lillian s. Rosin Is convales-
ling from a serious IA which she |
sustained while visiting at Cooch's /
bridge before Christmas She has
eft the Delaware Hospital where
The was patient FOR several weeks.
md is At her home. 1905 Washing
on street
Mr.. and Mrs. George Martin aud
laughter. Mary. have returned from
two-w weeks stay at Atlantic City.
Josiah Marvel will celebrate h's
birthday anniversary this evening
iith a stag party. sixty guests will
q present.
Evening journal., 1923-01-20
WOMEN TO TALK LEGISLATION.

At the m eeting of the Business
and Professional Women's Club on
next Thursday evening. at the club
house. S13 West street. Miss Jean
nette Eckman will discuss the bills
which are to be brought up in the
Legislature in Dover during this ses-
sion. The title of Miss Eckman's
paper is Legislation" The other
speaker Of the evening will be Mrs.
William $. Hilles, who will discuss
the various measures being intro
duced 10 the Legislature regarding
child welfare. Miss Caroline :.
Heinel. an accomplished pianist. will
play.
Evening journal., 1923-01-20
WORRELL
SO on MOlNDAY

Miss Emma Worrell. who will cell
cbrate her eishty-ninth birthday an
niversary on Monday has alwa VS.
been a leader in the intellectual life
or the city. In her younger years she
gave many young people their ina
PRODUCTION TO literature and history.
Her teaching career began in 1864.
For many years she conducted IA
school for girls. She was the prin-
cipal Of Friends School for hve
years and later taught at T. Clark
son Taylor's Academy and finally
opened her own school
Since rellnquishlng her teaching
Miss WOrrell has continued an actives
interest in the clty's schools and all
other movements pertaining 20 the
educational progress Of the city.
Evening journal., 1923-01-20
CorNrRY CI.UR DANCE.

What promises to be one of the
most delightful dances of the winter
will be that of the DUPONT Country
Club in the ballroom OF the Hotel
DUPONT on January 81. Dancing
will he enjoyed from 9until ! o'clock.
and music will he furnished by the
Original Six Orchestra. Miss Mary
Fitzpatrick is chairman OF the affair.
The proceeds Of the dance will he
given toward the support OF the club.
Evening journal., 1923-01-20
CHURCH FOLK
ENJOY SUPPER

Under the auspices Of the Pas
tors Aid Society OF Westminster
Presbyterian Church, a reception
was given on Wednesday evening to
50 new members Of the church. The
affair was attended by approximately
$50 guests and was one OF the most
delightful affairs held in the church
recently.
The feature or the evening was
dinner. al which an address was
made by the pastor, the Rev. Chas.
L. Candee. Following the menu.
the guests enjoyed games OF all
kinds
Announcement is made that the
meeting of the pastors Aid Society
has been changed to the last Mon
day morning OF the month.
Evening journal., 1923-01-20
MOTHERS COUNCIL ELECT

At the meeting of the Mothers
Council. Y. NJ. c. A.. held wednes-
day afternoon at the building the
following officers were elected: presl-
dent. Mrs. s. NJ. Dillon: vice presi-
dent. Mrs. W. s. Miller; secretary.
Mrs. Irwin L. Howett. treasurer. Mrs.
William II. Kraemer The chair
men elected were; Mrs. John F. lie
Carpenter. Mrs. William X. Shell
lady, Mrs. Leon w Syfrit. Mrs.
Frank Ford Palmer and Mrs. J.
Hunt Holt.
Evening journal., 1923-01-20
ALL DAY W. c. n L. MEETING.

Ella Thatcher Union, w {. T. T.,
will hold an all-day meeting on
next Wednesday in Harrison Street
VI. f. Church. The session will
open at 1880 o'clock and during
the day the campaign for new
memb bers will be begun. Box lunch
con will be enjoyed at noon. Mem
bers OF other branches Of the w.
.C. T. U. are invited to attend.
Evening journal., 1923-01-20

Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred l. DUPONT will
leave tomorrow night for Miami
Fla. where they will spend several
weeks at the Royal Palms. Their
yacht. the Nenemocshs. has preced
ed them to the Southern state. They
expect to cruise in the Florida Keys,
West Indies, cuba and the Bahamas.
+ Their trip north will be made on the
I yacht leaving Florida about March
10. Their homeward cruise will be
enjoyed 10y Major Edward c. Brad
ford Jr. Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice du-
Pont Of Ashville. y. e., and Mr. and
Mrs William 4. Glasgow. OF Phils-
delphia.
Many social events are being ar
ranged in honor Of the marriage of
Miss Ethel DUPONT Barksdale and
John Tremere de Blois Wack. which
takes place next Saturday at the
home of the brides mother. Mrs
Hamilton MacFarland Barksdale.
on Friday evening. Mrs. Barksdale
will give a dance al the Country
Club. and on Saturday Miss Eliza
beth Patters IN. who is one of the
members OF the wedding party. viii
entertain az the N.cmead Hunt club
Mrs. Barksdsle and Miss Barksdale.
who have been in New York for
several weeks. will return to VII
mington on Wednesday.
Mrs. Harold Perot Keen will en-
tertain at dinner at "Kynlyn." Belle
vue. tomorrow. Covers will be laid
for II guests. many of whom will be
from out OF town.
Mrs. Samuel Bancroft. Jr. Miss A.
and Mrs. John .. Bird sail
ed today on the Homeric for a cruise
In the Mediterranean.
Miss Jane Marvel entertained az
dinner on Thursday evening in hon
pr Of Miss Polly DUPONT. who with
ler mother Mrs. W. X. DUPONT. and
Mss Gertrude Brinkle. sailed today
IN the steamer olympic. for Spain ,
md Morocco.
Mrs. Daniel O Hastings and Miss
elizabeth Hastings. left today for
weeks visit to Atlantic City and New
FORK City.
Miss Henrietta Hopes. a student
{ the Holton Arms School. Wash
ngton. y. c., is spending the week ,
nd with her mother. Mrs. Henry
ioopes. Miss Hopes is accompa-
led by Miss Ella Barbour and Miss
iary Sampson, students at the same ,
chool.
Mrs. William X. DUPONT was
guest this week at the Waldorf As
oria, New York.
Miss Julia Elliott. who has been
he guest OF Miss Irene Barbour. OF
Detroit for the last three weeks. has
eturned home.
Mrs. Francis Buck. who has been
he guest OF her parents. the Rev.
nd Mrs. Alban Richey has return 5
d to her home in East Orange. y. J. J.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. p. Jorde. 1902 :
ennsylvania avenue. are planning TO I
Ike cruise through the Medlter- 5
lneon. They expect to sail Febru-
ry :. n
Mrs. Walter d. Mode entertain n
Evening journal., 1923-01-20
AID SOCIETY To ELECT.

The Ladies' Aid Society Of ST.
PauTs Methodist Episcopal Church
will hold its annual election of Of
icers as part OF the program at the
monthly meeting TO he held at
o'clock next Tuesday evening in the
church. The present officers are
Mrs. 3. /. DEMO. presidents: Mrs
Moro Mcmillan, vice-president; Mrs.
Anna A. Greenhalsh. secretary, and
Mrs. Maggie +. Harry, treasurer
Evening journal., 1923-01-20
SUNSHINE CARD PATTY

Ever Ready Branch, Internationa
sunshine Society. gave a card party
last evening in Rutter and Neisser's
Han. The proceeds will be given to
special cheer work OF the branch.
The first prize was won by Mrs. L.
$. Durborough.
Mrs. Joseph II. Jennings. chair
man. thanks Mrs. John @. Collision
and others for prizes in helping to
make the affair a success.
Evening journal., 1923-01-20
GFT EE7s
J
.ll;I.

Wilmington Section. Council OF
Jewish Women. will meet at 2:3O
o'clock Monday afternoon, in the
vestry. rooms Of the Temple of
Truth.
Current Events Glass Of the WI
mington New Century Club will ne
held ar 1880 o'clock next Tues
day morning in the club house. The
program has been arranged by Mrs.
Charles l.. Doughten, chairman.
Current Events VIII be given by
Mrs. Floy r. Booth. A paper en-
titled Literary Feast" will be
given by the club president, Mrs.
c. Stanley Chambers. Mrs. c. S.
Hammitt will contribute a paper
Miss Ella Pyle will play several of
her own compositions.
Miss Sarah Carson, a former wei
fare worker OF New York city. gave
an interesting address at the Els
m ere Civic club on Wednesday eve
ming. She based her talk on her
experiences in welfare work in New
Y York city. Another delightful fea
ture of the evening was an Illus
trated lecture on the Workings Of
Copper Mine given by Mr. Hart.
Announcements is made that the
club has declared and paid the
semi-annual dividends. The house
committee report that a successful
card party was given AT the club
on Japuary 12 Under the direc-
tion OF Mrs. r. K. Faust. |
chairman OF the home economies
committee, a bake-sale was held at
the club house today.
on Friday evening. January 26, T.
the Marshallton Civics Club will I
present the play. Clubbing a Hus- .
band" The proceeds Of the even
ing will be equally divided between
the Marshallton and the Elsmere .
clubs. Mrs. Charles MacNamee and .
Miss Barnice Wagner will hold
box social and musicale in the club
house on Friday evening. February
.. The proceeds VIII be given to
the sick benefit committee.
The Women's Civic Club OF Rich
lrdson Park will give a chicken sup
per on the evening OF January %, in
he Community Hall.
Members Of the Womans Club OF
Newport held an enjoyable meeting
yesterday afternoon The program
opened with eacn OF the members
,eading a quotation from the writ
ngs of BENJAMIN Franklin. Mrs. L.
!. Pordham gave n talk on the life
If Benjamin Franklin and Mrs. Ed
ward Catlin gave a paper on Frank
ln's Influence and Work in the Col
mics Especially IN Philadelphia 5
diss Ella Johnson explained the S
,rogress OF the sales of thrift stamps ,
mong school children. Miss Helen {
!. Cranston city treasurer, spoke on [
Town Taxes and Civic Duties To- {
-ard the Town We Live In"
The treasurer reported a balance :
+ s5S.37. 4 donation of SO was c
iven for the playground. II was
eported that the playground equip
lent had been put away for the :
inter season. Mrs. Charles A I
president OF the club. b
eported she had attended the lunch v
on of the Wilmington New Cen \
lry Club on Wednesday. {
The next meeting of the club viii {
q held on February >, at which time d
liss Marie Lockwood will talk on :
Child Welfare" \ social will be
njoyed on the evening or February b
4. The following committee will n
Evening journal., 1923-01-20
CHARITY RAIL

The 25th annual ball OF the He
brew Charity Association will he held
on next Thursday evening. in the
New Century Club. Committees ac-
tive in the arrangements or the ball
are: chairman of arrangements.
Max Keil; chairman OF refreshments
Mrs B. J.. Rossman chairman Of
hoor and program Joseph Handler.
Evening journal., 1923-01-20

The monthly business meeting Of
the Washington Heights Century
Club will be held at s o'clock Mon.
day evening IN the club house
Chairman of all committees will sub
NIT reports.
Under the direction OF Mrs. Clar-
ence r. Holt. chairman Of the club
classes a class in parliamentary law
"ill he started at o'clock on the
afternoon OF January -. Mrs. Floy
+. Booth will instruct the class. The
reading Of the club will meet an 10
o'clock next Thursday morning.
with Mrs. Mary D. Bradford, in
charge.
Mrs. Alexis p. Clark, chairman Of
the Ways and Means Committee is
planning a dance TO be held in the
Hotel DUPONT. on February 9.
The Woman's club Of Claymont
will meet at 2.3O o'clock Monday af-
ternoon in the club rooms at over
look Colony. A talk entitled, Lis
tening in on Europe" will be given
by the Rev. W. A. Hearn. Current
Events will be given by Mrs. Howard
Wood Music viii be in charge OF
Mrs. Arthur \. Wilmot.
The meeting of the Acorn Club
was held Tuesday afternoon with a
large attendance. The president
Mrs. william +. Longendyke, pre-
sided. and after a short business ses-
sion. the meeting was turned over to
Miss Ida NJ. Kay. chairman for the
day, whose subject was History"
The program follows:
Music. "Danv;lle Chorus" by high
school students; "Our Flag" by
Harry Short and Nelson Hurley,
high school students: music. Good
Old Delaware" high school stu
dents; Good old Sussex County"
Miss Corine Warren. high school
teacher; paper. some Historic
Points" Miss Kay, high school
eacher: reading, Caesar Rodney's
Ride" Miss Mary Mann. of sharp
own. Nd. high school teacher.
The third grade public school
pupils gave the play. columbus"
With Richard Tribe. a fourth grade
tudent. taking the part of Colum-
,us. This play was given as a
of the way In which
history is taught in the third grade.
I was well received by the audi
nee. who complimented the pupils
md Miss Kay for the excellent
endition Songs and Plays of
american Children. Dr. Annie c. /
'hipley.
At the meeting Of the Milford |
Iew Century club this week, Mrs.
'arl Collel was appointed chairman
4 home economics to fll the place
Il Miss Minnie Davies. who will be
mt of town the remainder of the
lub year. The date of the lunch
on to celebrate the anniversary Of
he founding OF the club. has been
hanged from Tuesday. February l3,
o Saturday February 10. This was
one in order not to conflict with
ther luncheons held on the former
ate. Professor John shilling gave
n interesting talk on education and
igh school work. The High School
rchestra gave two selections. Next
leeting win be in charge of Mrs.
ollel, chairman Of home economics,
nd every member is expected TO
ring a new and fayorite recipe and
sample Of the same.
The board of directors OF the
Evening journal., 1923-01-20
MISSIONARY ,IrrTINc

The Woman's Home Missionary
Society OF st. Pauis Metho6 Fps
copal Church will meet at O'Clock
Monday evening at the church. Mrs.
r. c. Hardesty. group leader for
January. will be chairman and have
the program in charge.
Evening journal., 1923-01-20
BRowNsoN DANCE.

The annual card party and dance
Of the Brownson Library Association
was held last evening in the library.
4 silver set was the gift Of the Rev.
Thomas F. WaldrOn. Music for the
dancing was furnished by Carney's
Orchestra
Evening journal., 1923-01-20
BABY FOR GREINERs.

AIR. and Mrs. L. Craig Greiner of
Evanston. H.. are receiving con-
gratulations on the birth Of son.
born January IS. Mrs. Greiner will
be remembered as Miss Edyth NJ.
Dandy, of this city. Mrs. James
DANNY is now the guest OF her
daughter. Mrs. Grelnsr.
Evening journal., 1923-01-20
Miss Clara p sutton dauabt
ENTERTAIN DoCroR.

Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Jacoby. 210.
Boulevard. entertained Al dinner LAST
evening. Dr. Julian Morgenstern.
who is president Of the Hebrew
Union College. at Cincinnati. Ohio.s
Or. Morgenstcrn is one of the leading
Biblical scholars IN America. lie left
today for New York city. 4.