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The Washington times., 1923-11-17
Real Estate Men
Can't Subdiyide Sea

Tho Pacific ocean has taken q
hand at real estate development in
California, subdivision men OF the
National Association Of Real Els.
tate Boards have been noting. The
ocean went into the real estate
business on the manufacturing side,
the report has it, and built up,
through wave action, strip of
20 Newport, Los Angeles county.
Real estate men saw their oppor.
tunity and laid the new lands off
into lots. And now has come a
ruling from the office of the States
attorney general. Nobody but the
sovereign State of California may
s1b-divide the Pacific, the attorney
general holds.
The Washington times., 1923-11-17
Four Deer Hunters Killed.

MILWAUKEE,, Nov. H. The
first four days Of the deer hunting
season in Wisconsin have been
marked with four fatalities, accord
ing to reports received here. This
number equals the total reported
fatalities for the entire season Of
1922.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1923-10-26
MEMBERSHIP ROLL.

The following is the member
ship roll of the Vashon Island
Commercial cub;
Alexander Stewart, c. Il, Bragg,
G. Il, Woods, l., Il, Wenham, w. Q.
Cliff, L. c. Thompson, Chester
Olsen, G Middlmg, Max Marsh,
Peter N. Smith, +, A. Weiss, Ira
II. Case, Harry 4. Heating, Mrs.
Alex. Stewart, Miss Ida Dysart,
w. C. Whitfield, w. G. Parkes,
Mrs. w, d. Covington, Mary by
sart, John Pfund, w. l.. Crosby,
Roy A. Pinkham, d. S. Siegrist,
L. G, Dumbleton, r. w. r. Martin,
+, G. Hedge, II, S. Fretz, II. Fras-
er, DIR. McHolland, w. o. Cook.
Ed r. Stewart, Y, Hansen, Geo. B.
Schmidt, j. A. Lindstrom, Il. w,
Lindley, A. d. Cowan, w. Coy
Meredith, Geo. Leslie, Mrs. Lena
Stevenson, c. L. Garner, Mrs. A.
Hunt, Il. Turnbull, L. NJ. Hatch,
W. D, Garvin, II. L. Penney.
Henry BroSseau, Jas. NIattson,
Alex, w. Smith, Geo. Bucknell,
Geo. Coates, w. II. kiichli, P. M
Armbruster, S. H. Hathaway, NJ
Il. Tjomsland, Jack Olson, Il. B.
Allison, Dir. +, A. McMmray, A. L.
Giberson, w. A, Means, B. P. Mel.
son, A p. Furbush, Harry NJ. Lee
A. B. odion, Mrs. Efie Odion
A. B. Cook. II. j. Liggett, Chas. f
Van olinda, j. NJ. 0gilvy, c. H
Merry, Geo. Sheffield, w. I. Cur.
lis, Frank Hubbell, Mrs. N. A.
Jones, Wm. S. Randall, A. B
Cook, Theo Berry, G. NJ. Ruben
R. Thurston, Mrs. E. II. Miller, L
Fl. Miller, A. j. Marsh, Frank
Marker, c. j. Williams, w. G
Doyle, A. j. Lewis,
+. j. Shattuck, A. j. Stucaey
q. G. stuckey, Mrs. Mary Turn
bull, c, Peterson, R. E. NORRIS
NJ. II. Morrissey, E: NJ. Moore. w
NJ. Cowley, A Shane, Capt. Christ.
ensen, Fl. Steinforth, Fred NJ
West, A. H. Hiersch, John Jensen
Fred L. Goddell, w. d. Coving.
ton, S. Fl. Clements, o. H. Lin.
coin, A. N. Sanford, Ira Thomp
son, R 4. Robinson, and Bert II
Stanley.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1923-10-26
Burton Baptist Church.

Services next Sunday as follows
10 a. m, Bible school: mems bible
class in basement; II a. M, Rev.
J. A. Hoffman will preach; even
ing services will be suspended on
account of meeting at Maury hall.
Beginning Monday at Z 80 p. M,
Mr., Hoffman will hold meetings
each night at the Burton church.
He is a constructive evangelist.
Starting with basic facts. he builds
strong foundations from which to
make his appeals. It is worth
while to start with his first meet
ings and follow through. All are
invited. T. s. FRETZ. Pastor
Vashon Community Church
Rev. Hayden will speak at the
morning service and DR.. Heath
will speak in the evening.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1923-10-26

forth their best efforts to have es.
tablished upon the Burton PENN
sula, the Washington State Mas
onic Home and Orphanage; now
therefore, be it
Resolved, that the Vashon.
Mamy Island Commercial club is
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1923-10-26
FORBES DIVORCE.
LContinued from first naeel

cruelties and personal indigni-
ties. Efforts were made to keep
the matter entirely secret as the
suit was field against 'tCharles
Forbes. " Mrs. Forbes was award
ed the custody of their only child.
until she is eight years of age and
was given $500 a month for the
support of the child in addition to
an award of all community prop
erty, consisting Of household fur
niture. The home at Newport
was given Mrs. Forbes as she al
legged that is was her personal
property.
An amusing circumstance is
connected with the hearing at
Washington, D. G., where Col.
Forbes is under investigation,
charged with misappropriating
bureau funds. When he was APP
pointed Seattle, Spokane and Ia
coma each claimed him as a resi-
dent. This week the Tacoma
News-Tribune speaks of him as
"Col. Forbes of Vashon island. ="
This the island viii have to accept
as he has maintained a legal resi-
dence here for many years.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1923-10-26
RESOLUTION OF SUPPORT.

Whereas, the Masonic orders Of
Vashon-Maury island are putting
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1923-10-26

Mrs. j. |, Mosbarger of Ia
coma, former resident of the is
land, visited at the home of her
son and family, II. " Grow, of
Cross Landing over the week end,
DIR. and Mrs. Mosbarger leave for
Riverside, Calf, for the winter in
a few days,
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1923-10-26

Storage batteries sold, rented, re-
paired and charged. Radio parts,
machine work, generator and
starter work specially. Wash
on Machine Shop.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1923-10-26

Most girls also seem to think
that "if you save the surface you
save all" Hence the prosperity
of the beauty shops.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1923-10-26
Pretty Small,

summer hotel guest-"This
room is small and seems poorly
furnished-onc chair and a fold
ing bed, /"
Landlord That, sir, is the
telephone booth, - Louisville
Courier-Joumal.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1923-01-13
STAFFORD ACORN CLUB.

Scaford. Jan. 13.--At the Acorn
Club, Tuesday afternoon, "Conserva-
lion" was the topic for the day. Mrs.
William +. Lougendyke, president OF
the club. presided at the business
meeting. and Mrs. Robert II. Elliott
VAS chairman of the program, which
was most interesting and instructive.
Mrs. Harry NJ Ben presented the first
reading. Selecting a National Flower
"A Pretty Problem SO far Congress
has not deemed the matter Ot suf-
iciently serious Importance to.pass an
act specifying any certain Hover as
in emblem for the nation. Many have
Jeen suggested. among them being the
lrbutus. columbus. golden rod and
ne laurel. each with It's own pttri-
,;ic claim. The program: Piano solo,
Overture tn william Tell" Charles
Van I4ecr. Reading. The Economic
ana Esihetic Value o. Birds to Man."
~ Mrs. Ella &, Emery. In which some
.ery Interesting statistics of the Bio
pgical SLrvey uf the Department Of
Agriculture were given. Mrs. Elliott
presented the subject OF Protection
and EncOuragement oc Birds Around
he Home" "Ouv Great Travellers" a
PAPER On the mysteries OF bird migra-
ton. was read 10y Mrs. William 4
Longendyke.
The concluding number was piano
SOLD by Charles Van Leer, The Mock
ing Bird" with variations. was en-
| Enthusiastically received.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1923-01-13
BRIDGEyILLE TUESDAY
NIGHT CLUB

Br.dgey.ie. Jan. l5.--The regular
weekly meeting Of the Bridgeville
Tuesday Night club. was held Tues
day afternoon in the club house. The
president Mrs. +. Lee Culver, con-
Quoted The regular business session.
The secretary. Mrs. Roland :. Elliott.
read q letter Of appreciation for the
amount given toward the Memorial
Library fund. written by DR.. Walter
Hul.ihen Of Newark. Del. A letter was
also read by Mrs Elliott. from the
Near East Relief. II was voted 10
invite the Delaware Century Club 10
present their operetta. Voices of Ma
ture.' In this town al some future
date
Arrangements were made for. the
bankers dinner. which will he given
by the club women January 3. Plans
were Also made for some necessary
repairs 90 Dee made Immediately to the
kitchen ~ the club house. Mrs. Cu!-
.vcr gave jhe remainder of the pro-
gram, in charge of Mrs. T.. Jones. Mrs
Jones topic for the afternoon was
curren; events. Many interesting
articles were read. Including New
Years Resolution" Mrs. Jones urged
that Thrift Week January l7th, DE
Observed. She discussed popular yot,
Tor President instead OF electoral
vote, and a number Of other articles
~ interest including the work Of IN,
preacu; Legislature. The next meet.
Ing wiz bn held Tuesday afternoon
january l6
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1923-01-13
Y. W. {. 4. Annual Dinner.

Arrangements FOR tho annual meet
ing OF the Young women's Christian
.AsSoc iation arc about completed. Com
nittec members are as follows: Mrs.
William O'kecfc. Mrs. J. Rankin
Davis, Mrs. II. +. Link. Mrs. Samuel
Holmes. Mrs. Joseph Stuart. Mrs. Ed
gar Hare. Mrs. Elizabeth Wine. Mrs
J. Msrrick Horn, Miss Florence
Nniren. Miss Ethel Bonham. Mrs. T.
II. Morris. Miss Elsie MacDaniel. and
Miss Anna Littleton. Miss Elizabeth
Thames. girls work secretary. will be
charge Of the Girl Reserves part
" this program assisted by Miss Ida
Trego. Girls OF the High School Coun-
ell will act as Mattresses. They are as
'ollows: Miss Iva Worral. Miss
Oevonia keithley, Miss Grace Eli
son. Miss Frances Malcolm; Miss
~atherinc Ayers. Miss Dorothy Lloyd
Miss Adslinc Downs. Miss Ruth ;rccn
Hiss Betty J<huson. Miss Mildred
Moore. Miss Evelyn Halter, and Miss
allan Weir.
There will he ~ interesting pro-
ram. Including annual reports of the
-haig-men Of committees. The arrange
merits for the dinner arc being made
lnder the membership committee Of
which Mrs. Caleb +. BurchSnal is
hartman.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1923-01-13
NOMEN'S PARTY IN
STATE REORGAN|zED
Mrs. c. s. Hammitt Elected
President for the En-
suing Year.

The Delaware Branch Of tho Ma
-ional Womens Party held n NEE ing
Thursday az the home Of Mrs. Victor
IN Port The branch was reorganized
md now officers were elected az fol-
ows: Mrs. g. $. IIammitt. president.
Mrs Mary Edith Brown. first vice
resident: Dr. Margare. Handy. soc
md president: Mrs. Mary -
Hradfcrl third president. Miss
Marie lockwood. fourth vice presi-
lent; treasurer. Mrs. Matte Pyle
Horn; Eccre AIRY. Mrs. Florence Ken
1ey. recording secretary. Mrs. Victor
du Point: research secretary. Miss
Edith Spruance: chairman OF tho leg
slative committee. Mrs. Florence
Bayard IIilles.
Miss Void. a lawyer from Washing
to.. reviewed and interpreted the
Delaware laws that discriminate
against women. After FULLY explain
ing these she took mp the revision ~
tho law as IL should be. Tho legs
lativc committee will 60 into tho mat
or carefully for the revision 81 tho
law and viii prepare bills 20 be pro
sented % tho present Legislature.
There was n large attendance a. tho
Meeting. which was very intellectual
md ms rJctive. Plans are beinR made
or later meetings. whom the legisla-
ive committee IS ready tJ present she
revised laws
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1923-01-13
SMYRNA TWENTIETH
CENTURY CLUB

The Twentieth Century Club %
smyrna has planned an interesting
program for the January and Febru-
airy meetings. This weeks meeting
was held last evening with a program
Of current events covering news in
general. news in politics. news In
literature. and news In music and art
January 10 will be an open meeting.
Herbert Welsh Of Germantown will
speak on Adventures in Interna-
uonal Friendships" and there will be
music by an orchestra. on January
% there Will be a musical evening.
on February 3. Mrs. II. y. Boyer
will speak on Ruth and Esther" 4
message Will be read from Mrs Evans.
vice president OF the State Federation
The program for February 10 win be
announced later. On February 10 the
club luncheon will be held al O'Clock.
on February l.. Mrs. l.. NJ. Price Will
talk on Robert Browning and there
will bc music. February - IN ad-
iltion 10 business and music will be
the clubs Dog Show and the finish OF
I.addie Boy.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1923-01-13
THE PROPER WAY TO
SIT THE TABLE

There are certain rules which hold
good In laying the individual cover.
whether the meal be breakfast or
dinner. which must always he OBJ
served. These decree that plate and
fat silver are set one-half inch from
he edge OF The table. that knives and
spoons are laid 20 the right OF the
cover. and that forks are laid on the
eff.
Flat silver Is always arranged in
ne order In which II Is 20 be used. the
'poon or fork or knife drst 70 be used
Jeing farthest from the plate. At the
point OF the knife place the glass OF
water. and at the point 81 the fork
he Observation-Disclosures plate The but
-er-knlfe Is placed either on the right
II the plate OF on the bread-and-but-
ter plate. The napkin. neatly folded
with is hernmed edge uppsrmOst.
should De placed az the left Of the
plate. salt and pepper may be sup
piled individually. but a more genera.
plan IS u put them between each two
covers. For breakfast the finger
bowl IS placed above the plate on
slightly 20 the right.
The host usually occupies the seat
AZ the end Of the table farthest from
The drawing room, while the h0stes'
sits opposite where she can watch the
door OF the buffers pantry. Above
the cover a; the foot OF the table The
coffee cups and sauce.s are arranged
together with the cream pitcher ane
sugar-bowl. and the stand Oh Whicf
he coffee Will rest. Two minutes be
FORE breakfast is announced the gssse.
axe filled with water.
The hostess IS always served first
Is the first person served receives th'
coldest food.-From the January De
siguer
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1923-01-13
BOYS NEED HOME.

Christmas tirne is now over ind 80
'hudren's Bureau has the s4rsfa~-
lon ~ knowing that through tne cl'-
zens mary children were made happy
or the hol.d9ys. Tho bursau uo"-
makes q plea for . permanent gift
lovely 40 10 e 20 make a child hapnv
40 Christmas time 70 does not begin
% compare with the gift which sa
many children need that 81. good
aonlc and father and mother. Fo-
.xarnDie. the bureau has two hrigfr
attractive boys. Q and II, ~ Catholic
aifh. They long Tor home with
-ather and mother Ike other chiidre~
have. but week after week they 20
main I'm an institution wondering why
some kind family does not take then
%. Their mother is ~ incurable and
their father. who - an unskilled Ian
-ror. has so many other burden
yh.ch De- must bear nat he e de1end
.rE on Tho bureau 20 md ioval ri'
.ens who wiz give q home 20 dis nave
s~e there onv PEOPLE ia D-iawtrs r.t.
can Offer .hese boys a horef u 81"
VIII they pie1se get ia touch arith fa
.ociety 20 1872 King street. telephone
e62s
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1923-01-13
MILFORD NEW CENTURY.

Milford. Jan l3-The Milford New
Century Club at It's regular meeting
his week was called Co order by the
PRESIDENT, Mrs. j. Lynn Pratt. and
after the reading Of the minutes of
the last meeting. which We're APP
proved tho name Of Mrs Thomas
Parkinson was presented 10 the club
and She was unanimously elected 10
membership.
The treasurer's and directors re-
ports for the month werc then read.
Tho question OF holding au IN er-
mlument OF some description in honor
II the anniversary ct the club was
then taken up. ana II was voted 10
mold luncheon on Tuesday. Febru-
AIRY ia. TO celebrates he occasion.
Mrs iIaswcn Pierce accompanied 10y
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1923-01-13
Y. w. G. A. CALENDAR.

Monday.
400 y. m.--Friendship Club. club
rooms.
$40 p. m.--Faculty Friendship club.
$3.50 y. m.--Biblc Study class. DR..
George -. Allison, club rooms.
$40 p. m.--Bluo Triangle Booster
club, club rooms.
Tuesday.
100 a m.--Conference Of Y. w. G..
A. and church workers.
$50 p. m.-Blue Bird Corps OF Cir,
Reserves. Westminster chapel.
3.45 y. m.-Iiiawatha Corps Of Girl
Reserves. club rooms.
3.45 p. m.-Wawataisi Corps Of
Girl Reserves. club rooms.
400 y. m.--oriole Corps OF Girl Re
serves. club rooms.
500 p. MP. l.. &. Club. club rooms
Wednesday.
$50 p. m.-Stan meeting. club
rooms.
800 p. m.-Quannacut Club Of Cir
reserves, club rooms.
Thursday.
500 y. m.--True Blue Corps of. Cir
reserves. club srooms.
$50 p. m.--Annual meeting. Dinner
s.S0-9.3o--Gym Glass. High Schoo
Gymnasium.
Friday.
800 p. m.-Red Wing Club Of Cir
deserves. club rooms.
34S y. m.-Good Fairy Corps 81
| Girl Reserves, club rooms.
Saturday.
500 p. m.1-Miss Margaret Slattery
;pcakcr, New Century Club.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1923-01-13
MOTHERS COUNCIL OF
SCOUTS HOLDS MEETING

The mothers council 81 Boy Scout
?roopv No. 81. OF Second Baptist
Church. held a experimenting in the
hanques hall Of the church last nigh
Mrs. william r. Miller was elected
hartman; W. l.. Bachman. treasurer;
and Mrs. Olive Hsrner. secretary.
Scout Executive Greenhawk re-
.!ewed the work Of the scouts in VII
A!ngton and emphasized the need OF
mothers councils. Rev. George ID
Nilsson spoke OF the rapid grcwth the
roop has made since is organization
hree years ago. Other speakers
we're Henry Z. Scott. Charles VI. Cur
= and II. c. Garter, The council
llaus 20 meet monthly.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1923-01-13

Mrs. Thomas Davis. entertained IN
club with one Of her beautiful violii
lolos, 'Homanza." Rosa Eversole.
The meeting was then placed IN
charge Of the chairman Of hospital
ty. Mrs. Oscar n. Alderman, who
ierved delicious tea and cake.
Mex Monday the meeting will be in
'hargo Of Mrs. Charles Prettyman.
yhO has secured a speaker for the
ccaslou. the subject being "Educa-
on
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1923-01-13
CENTURY CLUB
CURRENT EVENTS

At the current events class Of the
New Century Club on Tuesday pro-
gram Of civic interest will he given.
Mrs. Carlton BRIGHAM will give cur
rent events. Under the auspices Of
the home economies committee and
the c.v.cs committee. Or. Mckinney
II the Board 81 Health will speak on
The Relation ~ the Board OF Health
q the Home and Community" Mrs.
Frederick Rrinehurst will speak on
he work o, the Women's Joint Legis-
lat!ve Committee. Miss Kathryne Ross
wyu sing. 4
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1923-01-13
Harrison Street Standard Bearers.

The Harrison street Standard Bear
ers will meet Monday evening at the
home Of Miss Maud Nichols. 40S
Franklin street. The other hostess
will be Miss Matilda Nenneman. The
devotions viii be led by Miss Edith
Thatcher. There will be "A demonstra
ton by Miss Maud Nichols. Mrs. Irwin
Borer and Mrs. Jacob Orr. entitled M
Tho Wei "
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1923-01-13
AydeiOtte Wedding Anniversary.

Mr.. and Mrs. Norman J. Aydelo;te
4 @i3 South Grant avenue were given
4 surprise party on Tuesday evening,
January 9. In honor Of their fifth we'd
ding anniversary. Among those pres
1T were Horace Fulluier. Walter
'ullmer. Mrs. Laura tullmer. Mrs
Elizabeth W. Appleby. Miss Ida w.
Appleby. Richard Y. Aydelotte. Law
renee DeITickson.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1923-01-13
ASSOCIATION OF
WOMEN DRUGGISTS

The regular business meeting of the
Womcns Order o: the National AS
ISOLATION az Retail Dr. gg!sts was held
wednesday az the home of Mrs. Il.
n. Meuson. 1901 Delaware avenue.
Mrs. ID. !. McColiey read a paper on
current events. After the meeting the
hostess served an elaborate luncheon
consisting Of chicken salad. olives,
salted nuts. after dinner minis, ice
cream. and coffee.
The mex; meeting Will be held the
first Wednesday IN February az the
home % Mrs. y. a. ". Rovitt!.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1923-01-13

The Eastlake ". &. 7. L. held its
noachly meeting Tuesday az the home
d Mrs Ellis Preston. +O3 West Th.r-
.e.h street. \ Blanket was sent 10 the
school for Christmas and the mem
Sastlake room al the Girls Industrial
bers are now knitting squares for ar
fghan for a soldiers wheelchair or
-Oucn. y was announced that the next
meeting would be held in Eastlake VI.
:. Church.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1923-01-13

The New Castle County w. g. r. L.
will give a concert az the New Cen
fury Club on February :. The soloists
will be Lillian Pringlo. cellist; Ber-
nardo olshanslSy, baritone, and Josef
Marlin. pianist. An interesting must
cal program has been prepared
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1923-01-13
MISS GAIL HARRISON AT
TOWER HILL SCHOOL

Mss Gail Harrison gave an Illus
rated lecture last evening in the
iuditorlum OF Tower Hi school Her
heme was Imagination and stand
ards Applied 10 the Elementary
school Curriculum" she discussed each
schooi subject with IS value for the
hid and is -e.a;ion 20 lie as IL
erpre;ed by modern education. Miss
harrison is the first grade teacher in
he Lincoln school of Teachers Col.
eye. Columbia University and is al
authority on her subject.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1923-01-13
DELAWARE WOMEN'S CLUB

mems clubs. a book review 81 \. &
NJ IIutchlnson's This Freedom. -"
written by Mrs. James Holmes. will
10 read by Mrs. ". 4. Douglas. Miss
Margaret Mckay. president of the
Consumers League. Will explain the
proposed child labor laws. Mrs Car
rett Hume will sing.
A large attendance is expected at
he cafeteria supper on January rs.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1923-01-13
ENJOYABLE PARTY.
;iven in Honor % Mr.. andn Mrs. T..
=. Tyres Wedding Anniversary.

4 delightful surprise party WAS
Iven las; evening for SIR. and Mrs.
3 Frank Tyre az their home, 9f2
-andcveg avenue. IN honor of thei~
Geo wedding anniversary. After ar
njoyahie evening % muse and finC
~. refreshments were served Man
retiy and useful gifts were received.
.m0ng those present were:
Mr. and Mrs. L. Frank Tyre. Rev.
nd Mr.. J.. n. Collins. Mr. ard Mrs
,oboi-f Butler Mr. and Mrs. K. Hul-
on, Mr.. and Mr. Samuel Eliio 9. ~
nd Mrs. Ire Rust. Mr.. and Mrs.
harics ClOuser. Mr. and Mrs. Andrew
.1berts. Mr.. and Mrs. George eros
san. Mrs. s. Otis Jester. Mrs W,niar
hastings. Mrs. Arthur Blddle. NJ
1harles cook. Mrs. David D>rmaf
Jrs. william Snead. Mrs.. j. Hampto-
Iai. " ss Alccta Colegrovc. MAST.
frank Tyre. Master Kover Hudso-
~
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1923-01-13
WASHINGTON HriGHTs
CURRENT EVENTS

The Washington IIelEhts Century
Cub VIII hold the Current Events
Class Monday. AIRS. Herbert $. Drew
viii give current events. Miss Wilhel-
nina Syfrit VIII give "a reading. There
Will be q talk by Airs T. g. Alex
8ndor OF Claymont, first vice presi-
dent Of tho state Federation OF Wo-
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1923-01-13

Under the auspices OF the mission
tudy classes Of First-Cen.ral Pres
1yterian Church there viii be an Illus
rated lecture on India next Thursday
.vening in the parish house Of the
'hurch. The public IL invited and
here will be no admission. The pic
lures We're provided by the WOmen's
'oreign Mission Board Of the Pres
lyterian Church
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1923-01-13

macaroons. sailed nuts. mints. and
coffee.
The Y. ". z. 4 " going TO give %
play. The Girls Religion" 8t The
ycsper Service Sunday evening.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1923-01-13
BELLEFONTE CIVIC CLUB.

The Bcllefonte Civic Club will hold
n important meeting Tuesday after
Don at the Community House. The
,ocial program Is IN charge ~ Mrs.
lark Brown.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1923-01-13
HARE .: CENTURY CLUB.

The Of Love musical
comedy presented under the
suspiccs De- Harrington Century
club on Ne,aesday evening, January
II. az The Reese Theatre. Miss Nir-
ginia Street, Of the Wayne ~. Sewell
Lyccum and Predicting Co. Of Atlanta.
Georgia. will direct the play. There
are many humorous scenes through
out the play.