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WILMINGTON MORNING NEWS. WILMINGTON. DELAWARE. SATURDAY, MARCH 6, 1937 FOUR Bod. aumd.

R(gimfc Himif Stadkeimtts Cast of New Drama League Play Announced Concert Pianist Will Play For College Women Mrs. Alice Blengsli To Give Program Next Friday Night "Chimes of Normandy Under Direction of W. W. Laird, Jr. Miss Steele, a junior at Hood College, Frederick, was among the students of high academic standing attending a dinner given this week by President Henry I.

Stahr and Mrs. Stahr at the College. Miss Steele, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Elisha A.

Steele, Dags-boro, is a member of the college choir, Arts Club, is pianist for the Glee Club, and member of the staff of the college Mrs. Alice Blengsii, concert pianist of international note, will give a progTam at the March meeting of the Wilmington Branch, American Association of University Women, next Friday night at 7:45 o'clock in the Wilmington New Century Club building, 1014 Delaware Avenue. Mrs. Blengsli has been soloist with the Chicago Symphony Orchestra, appeared in many of the principal cities of the United States, and has toured Norway and Sweden, may take guests to the musical program which will begin at 8:30 o'clock. Mrs.

Lawrence Smith will preside at a business meeting preceding the program. Announcement is made that Mrs. Lillian Gilbreth will be the speaker at the annual luncheon of ahe Wilmington Branch on April 10. The biennial convention of the A. A.

U. W. will be held on March 15. 16. 17, and 18 in Savannah, Ga.

Several members are planning to attend. Information concerning the convention may be secured by calling Mrs. Smith. New Members welcomed by the Wilmington Branch are: Mrs. Carl H.

Geister. Grinnell College. A. Mrs. Arthur H.

Hale, University of Arkansas, B. and Mrs. Leander H. Poor, Columbia University, B. S.

Hostesses for the meeting next week will be Mrs. Gustav H. Pfeiffer, chairman: Miss Marjory L. Booker, Miss Madeleine Dixon, Miss Eleanor B. Edge, Miss Lucie B.

Hickman, and Miss A. Virginia Ross. Miss daughter Mr. and Mrs. rb A.

Lubs, has won academic honors at Sweet. Briar College, where she is a member of the freshman class. The frerfimaa honor list was artnounoed by Dean Emily H. Duoton at a special convocation in the college chapel yesterday. Mies Lubs ranks seventh on the list of 30 A V----v Atw 111 Ay ins! Til (Mi frPj ii Car I si-.

IH tf5 A ViK jf v' "Vi? MISS JOAN STEELE Zwaanendael Club MISS KATHRYN RUTH LUBS To Hold Fashion Show WEam's Cknlbs Photo by MRS. J. LOUIS SIMON Goucher Club To Hold Annual Dinner March 18 Dr. Eleanor Patterson Spencer to Discuss 'French Art CITY FEDERATION CALENDAR All articles for this calendar must Susan L.Crook, Friends' School Teacher, Weds Becomes Bride of W. K.

Ingersoll of Philadelphia, Feb. 1 9 Mrs. Simon, before her mariage. was Miss Etta L. Markel.

daughter cf Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Markel. The bridegroom is the son of Mrs. Ellis Simon of this city.

Upon their return from a wedding trip, the couple will make their home in this city. The Wilmington Drama League will present "Chimes of Normandy" in the Theater, Eighteenth and Market Streets, on Thursday. Friday, and Saturday, March 18, 19, and 20, under the direction of Mr. William Winder Laird, Jr. The cast Includes Mrs.

Robert W. Cairns, Miss Betty Murch, Mrs. G. T. Barnhill, Miss Florence Sal-tar, Miss M.

Christine Doerflinger, Mr. William O. Wingate, Mr. John H. Sachs, Mr.

Cllton Johnson, Mr. Justin Steel, Mrs. Charles F. Jackson, Mr. Thomas H.

Wingate, Mrs. Raymond P. Genereauz, Mrs. William Winder Laird, Miss F. Louise Bennett, Miss Margaret Morgan, Mrs.

F. Keith Miss Doris V. Nichols, Miss Kathryn Darrein Miss Elizabeth Higgins, Miss Mary Naulty, Mr. Thomas W. Reed, Mr.

Gerard J. Berchet, Mr. Charles E. MendenhaH, Mr. John G.

Arml-stead, Mr. J. Burton Nichols, Mr. Sanford Smith, Mr. F.

Keith Cochran, Mr. William M. Briggs, Mr. Robert W. Cairns, Mr.

Raymond P. Genereaux. Mr. R. Carter W.

Jones, Mr. William J. Robinson II. Mr. Paul G.

Roberts, and Mr. Donald Garvwr. Mr. Douglas G. Stewart is chairman of the production committee; costumes.

Mm Elizabeth Robelen; properties, Mr. James W. Baker. make-up, Mr. William Kershaw; scenery, Mr.

Joseph OTCeefe; technical committee, Mr. Charles Mel-choir; program, Miss Sara Street; publicity, Miss WUhelmina Syfrit; tickets. Mrs. Grace Lloyd Collins; prompting. Miss Allen Stearns; hospitality, Mrs.

William Prickett. Tickets will be on sale at the Green Lantern beginning Monday, March 15. Contests Outlined For Arts Festival Miss Pauline Ellis of Delmar is chairman of junior contests in the state the week of the Delaware Festival of the Arts, May 2 to 16, by the National Federation of Music Clubs. These contests, on a nationwide basis, are conducted annually. In Delaware these contests are Judged under the rating system which gives to each contestant a placing of superior, good, or fair, according to the grade of work done by each.

A national certificate will be awarded to each winner of a superior rating, and state recognition will be given to the entrants making the other grades. In this way a child gets recognition for work done conscientiously during the year. Under the winner plan of judging, when winners are declared many losers are made. Unless good sportsmanship has been developed, contestants, parents, and teachers are disappointed. Tho junior contests of the Na-t'onal Federation of Music Clubs are wide in scope, covering practically ths entire field of music study for children up to 18 years of ae.

Classifications for instrumental and vocal solos and ensembles are stipulated. Original composition, musical essays and musicianship are considered. Outlines for contests In dancing and dramatic art are printed in the bulletin, prepared by authorities in their respective lines for the federation. Teachers and pupils are urged to write to Miss Ellis to learn the full details regarding the contests. Psychologist to Talk At Friends School Dr.

Kenneth Appel, psychologist Of the Medical School of the University of Pennsylvania, will address members of the Home and School Association of Friends School next Tuesday night at 7:45 o'clock in the Meeting House at Fourth and West Streets. Dr. Ap-pel's subject will be for Mrs. J. R.

Froer is president of the association. A series of lectures by Dr. Mary McConaughy, consulting psychologist at Friends School, was concluded on Wednesday. This series was sponsored by the Home and School Association. Mrs.

Arnold M. Collins is chairman of the lecture committee, assisted by" Mrs. H. J. Weiland, Miss Barbara Bell, and Mrs.

Lewis Health Week Begins At Y. W. A. Today The health education department of the Y. W.

C. A. is sponsoring its annual Health Week beginning today when ail classes will be opened to visitors so that the activities of swimming, dancing, and gymnastics may be observed. Classes are continuous from 9 until 12 o'clock. On Tuesday, Dr.

Vema Stevens will give a lecture to the children under 12 years of age on "The Creation of Life." This lecture will be given in the recreation hall, followed by a roller skating party. Thursday afternoon at 4:30 o'clock, the posture classes will present a program of original plays, corrective exercises, rhythms, and games, and posters. This prcgTam will be followed by a splash party in the pool for all who have had medical examinations. At 7:30 Thursday Dr. evens will talk to the older girls on "The Creation of Life." After this talk, the girls may either skate or have a plunge in the pool.

At 8 o'clock this same evenins, Dr. Douglas Gay will give a talk on "Cancer." On Friday the social dancing class is inviting all juniors, those over 12 years, to participate in its program, beginning at 4 o'clock. be sent in by Thursday of each week to Mrs. William N. Cann, Denbigh Hall.

MONDAY, MARCH 8 New Era Branch, I. s. 2 p. Y. W.

C. A. Washington Heights Century Club. 2 p. literature procram.

Wilmington New Century Club, 11 a. current events class. Aisnims LcoxsaH FIHk Dr. Eleanor Patterson Spencer, professor of art at Goucher College. Baltimore, will be the guest of honor at the annual dinner of the Goucher Club of Wilmington on Announcement is made of the mrriaae on Feb.

19 of Miss Susan have returned from a cruise to the Junior Section. Wihnineton New t. Crook, this city, daughter of century Club. 2:30 o. Book Club Thursday, March 18.

The place of the dinner will be announced later, The dinner is part of the Goucher Day celebration over the country in observance of the birthday of Mrs. Jovm Franklin Goucher, first presi-i dent of the college, i Dr. Soencer received her A. B. Dr.

and Mrs. Martin Crook of Spar- Gardens Century Club. 8 p. tanburg. S.

and Mr. Wyllys King American homes study group at the Ingersoll son of Mrs. Wyllys King home of Mrs. Frank W. Milling, ingersoll' and the late Dr.

Ingersoll TUESDAY. MARCH 9 of Philadelphia. Catholic Daughters of America, The bride is art teacher at the 909 Delaware Avenue. Friends' School, this city. The couple Cynthia Helpers.

I. S. S. have returned from a wedding trip American Legion Auxiliary, Unit and are now residing at 1102 Jackson Delaware Post, No. 1, 8 street Legion Home.

The" ceremony was performed in i Sisterhood of the Temple Beth sy. Emeth. 2 p. Temple Center. 'degree at Smith College In 1917.

and her master's degree and PhX. i at Radcliffe College. She will bring slides and speak on "French Art. Mrs. W.

O. LaMotte is general chairman of arrangements for the dinner. Other members of her committee are: Mrs. Walter Dent Smith and Miss Ethel Dumall. Mlss Mary E.

Heindle is president of the Goucher Club of Wilming tanburg. Miss Mary Sharp of Tryon, MISS DEBORAH G. ROOD, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Norman P.

Rood of will leave Monday to spend the week in New York where she will be a guest at the wedding on Thursday of Miss Judith Hamlin, daughter of Mrs. Harry Hamlin of New York and Easthampton, to Mr. C. P. F.

North of London, England. Miss Rood will be co-hostess at a dance in honor of the couple Tuesday at the L'Apertif, New York. Mrs. Helen Whitney Cass, who will speak on Land" at the Wilmington New Century Club on March 19. will be the guest of Mr.

Edward T. Bringhurst and his sister, Miss Mary T. Bringhurst. during her stay here. Mrs.

Cass is the sister of Col. Geoffrey Holmes, who as a close friend of the late Mrs. Gait Smith, frequently visited at the Bringhurst home. Mr. and Mrs.

Andrew VanPelt of "Woodstock," Devon, entertained at a dinner party at Palm Beach this week in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Paulding Fosdick of New York. The Auxiliary Sponsoring Card Party April 6 Plans for a card party April 8 at the model kitchen of the Delaware Power and Light Company building by tfte Woman's Auxiliary of the Cathedral Church of St. 7.

xyn lae Washington Heights Century Club, and the flower girls were Miss Jane 2 Crook, a cousin of the bride and Gardens century Club. 2 p. Miss Allen Weils, both of Spartan- in.ernatioral gtlidv a. West Indies. Mr.

and Mrs. Wiliard H. Saulsbury and their daughter, Jean, have returned from a motor trip to Florida. Mrs. Leon Siayton was hostess to her bridge club on Thursday.

M-. and Mrs. Harry G. Neese left this week for a motor trip to Florida. The Rev.

and Mrs. M. G. Griebe-now and their sons, M. Grant Griebe-ncw, and George Griebenow, who were Wilmington visitors during the oast six months, will sail today from Vancouver, British Columbia, for China where they are engaged in missionary work.

Mrs. Griebenow is the former Miss Blanche Willars, daughter of Mr. George H. Willars of this city. They expect to be in China for seven years.

The Rev. and Mrs. Harry Strickland of BeUemoor are receiving congratulations on the birth of a son on Ttiurcay at the Wilmington General Hospital. Miss Lucile Howard has as her guests for the week-end, Mrs. Charles Henry Weisker of Norton, and her son.

Mr. Henry Weisker. w.io is a student at the Moses Brown School. ton and oilier officers are Miss Eleanor Norris, vice-president; Mrs. home of Mrs.

A. H. Wilkins. Junior Section. Wilmington New John were discussed at a meeting ourg.

Mr. A. W. Whittaker of Phiiaael- phia was the best man. The bride is a graduate of Converse College, Spartansburg.

and the Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Mark H. Clayton, secretary, and Miss Mabel Golding, treasurer. Further plans for the dinner will be announced next week. Century Club, 10:30 a. Glee Thursday in the parish house.

Miss Club. Mary M. Lit tell presided at the meet- WEDNESDAY. MARCH 10 mg. held in the afternoon, foilow'-Nurses' Alumnae Association of ing a momine soent in sewine for A fashion show will be held Thursday afternoon in the auditorium of the Lewes High School under the sponsorship of the Zwaanendael Olub.

The gowns will be shown by 10 models: Mrs. Harry W. Chambers. Mrs. Walton Virden.

Mrs. Pearl Phillips Marsh, Mrs. Minnie Thompson, Miss Jane Burton, Miss Lillian Marshall, Miss Betty Shek, Mrs. Evelyn S. Knapp, Miss Marion Able-man, and Miss Geneva Pepper, Mrs.

carl Prettyman is chairman of the show committee. A concert will be given in connection with the show by the school orchestra and the Glee Club under the direction of Mr. Edward Watson. Tea will be served under the supervision of Mrs. John R.

Cannon, Mrs. Fred C. Wolfe, and Mrs. Joseph Shek. assisted by Miss Artie Lee Dye, head of the school home economics department.

Group of the Zwaanendael Club, sponsor of the show, is competing with Groups A and in the annual drive to raise funds and increase the membership. Wilmington Union To Mark Anniversary A meeting and tea will be held Tuesday. March 16, in observance of the fifty-seventh anniversary of the founding of the Wilmington Union, Woman's Christian Temperance Union. The affair will be held at the headquarters, 100 West Eighth Street. Mrs.

R. N. Allen is chairman of the cotntnitte on arrangements. Mrs. Anna Lee Waller of Delmar, state president, will be among the guests.

Players Preparing Comedy Production "Awake and Sing." a comedy by Clifford Odets, will be presented bv the Players of the Y. W. and Y. M. H.

on Sunday evening, March 14, and Wednesday evening, March 17. Members of the cast are: Mr. Frank Reiner, Miss Ruth Weiner. Mr. Ralph Margoline.

Mr. Henry Winston, Mr. David Salzburg. Miss Eduth Harad, Mr. Edgar Euster.

Mr. Sidney Schulman, and Mr. Harry Strutman. Mrs. Alvis Rotsschild is directing the production.

Kiwanis Club Bridge Match on Thursday Bridge players of the Kiwanis Club are arranging a mixed party at the Hotel DuPont on Thursday evening. This will be the first affair of its kind held by the Kiwanians for more than a year and a large attendance is expected. There will be more than a dozen prizes to spur the players on and refreshments will be served during the evening. Mr. Boyd Yeagle is Club Magazine Gives Federation Report Arts.

Philadelphia. She has taught the Homeopathic Hospital, Nurses' the missionary box. Luncheon was at Friends' School during the past Home. served by fee Women's Bible Class, two years. Wilmington Region.

Delaware Mrs. j. R. Morris, member of Mr. Ingersoll Is a graduate of the Federation of Maic Clubs, 8 p.

i Grace M. E. Church, spoke on Penn Charter School, the School of i V- M. C. A.

i -Africa." industrial Art and the Pennsylvania Delaware Birth Control Mrs. William T. White Is chairman Academy of the Fine Arts. He is in 10 a. loOO Broom Street.

I of the committee arranging the card The February and March issue of The Delaware Club Woman, o- ficlal organ of the Delaware State Federation of Women's Clubs, has I come from the press. the commercial art business in Phil Meat Dealers and Grocers' Asso- Van Fossen. Mrs. Elizabeth Kindre-cia tion. gan js.

Charles W. Tingle, and Wilmington New Centurv Club. Mrs. R. .7 Mwvrmiir msm.

Among the articles is a report of adelphia. MISS LYDIA S. SKLUT VanPelts are well known here. Mr. and Mrs.

Archibald M. L. du- Pont have been spending some time in New York city. Mrs. Joseph p.

Wales has gone to New York city where she is the 2:30 p. monthly meeting fol-I tvrs nf tho mmmii-o n-in the General Federation Board meet-' ing in Washington, by Mrs. Frank i L. Reynolds, director from Delaware uk. Juarj-n m.

nu, lowed by prcssram. Miss Lydia S. Sklut, daughter of THURSDAY ARCH 11 nounced later. Proceeds will be for the benefit of the missionary pledges. jvir.

ana mra. owui, Junior Board of the Homeopathic chosen aunaay, naarcn si, w. u.k HoipitaJ, 10 a. at the hosnital guest of her daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs.

Thomas J. Craven. Mrs. Craven is the former Miss Josephine Wales. date for her wedding to ur.

josepn Ladies of Charity, St Vincent de M. Keil, son of Mr. and Mrs. Max Paul. 7:30 p.

St. Peter's Or-Keil of this city. The ceremony will phanage. Lewa Club to Hold Party on Wednesday take place in this city and will be Washington Heights Branch, I. 2:30 p.

m. followed by a reception. to the General Federation of Women's Clubs, and the fifth installment of the "History of the Dela-r ware State Federation of Women's Clubs," written by Mrs. William H. Beacom and Mrs.

A. D. Warner, Sr. Dr. W.

Edwin Bird writes in the current issue on the topic of cancer, as a feature of the federation program on "Cancer Control." There is a special message from Mrs. William N. Cann, editor of the publication, and a patriotic message from Mrs. Louis A. Drexler, the president.

Brief verses and sketches of the clubs of the federation, as well as news items, comprise the re- Lewes P. -T. A. Reaches Membership Goal The Lewes Parent-Teacher Association has reached its membership goal of 500. it was announced at the meeting this week by the chairman, Mrs.

Edwin C. Marshall. Miss Etta Futcher. of the Lewes faculty, gave a report on the dental work in the school. A one-act comedy was presented by faculty members entitled "Weinies for Wednesday." Two motion pictures were shown.

'-Working for Dear Life," and "Once Upon a Time." The next meeting will be held on April 5 in the high school A card party will be given at the Y. W. C. A. on Wednesday 'renin? at 8 o'clock by the Lewa Club, Mrs.

Wallace Haynie, sponsor, is in charge. Miss Sklut is a graduate of Temple University. MISS KATHRYN WOLL ASTON Gardens Century 8 p. Book Club meeting at the home of Mrs. Elmer C.

Graesser. FRIDAY. MARCH 12 Wilmington New Centurv Club. 10 MR. OMAR D.

BOULDEN Quannacut j. i.ei mjii Liie n. tjin. vnti.n a. Affieripan nome.c Monday afternoon the inc wcuu.i.s ivxo yri- wuo wm a nresige supper and the Migwan Club will hold its reg ular jutttmj.

Wollaston of Newark, and Mr. Omar D. Boulden of this city will take WILMINGTON NEW CENTURY Tuesday the M. R. T.

rrhii win CLUB SfLrfT1? JL nSSal mainder of the magazine. Couple Wed 25 Years To Give Reception I Mr. and Mrs. Ernest R. Robinson will entertain at a reception tonight -at their home.

2318 Pennsylvania Avenue, in celebration of their twenty-fifth wedding anniversary, i Receiving with Mr. and Mrs. Rob-i inson will be Mr. and Mrs. Samuel i Mr.

and Mrs. Lammot duPont, have been spending some time in New York city. Mr. and Mrs. Pierre S.

duPont, who have been spending some time with Mr. and Mrs. H. Rodney Sharp at their winter home at Boca Grande, will return to their home, "Long- wood," on Monday. Mr.

and Mrs. Joseph S. Wilson, who are at their cottage at Beach Haven, N. for the week-end. have as their guests, Mr.

and Mrs. George K. Landon and Mr. and Mrs. John S.

Garrett. Much entertaining is being done I in honor of Miss Ruth Sheldon Reese, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wiliard E. Reese, whose marriage to Mr.

Henry H. Cox will take place on April 3. Miss Adelaide Mahony will entertain at a bridge luncheon next Wednesday in honor of the bride-to-be, and Miss Caroline Silli- man and Miss Mary Jane Porter will I give a bridge luncheon for her on Saturday. Mrs. Clair John Killoran has is- sued invitations for a bridge lunch- eon at the University Club.

ZlV, i ffl Revolutionary Russia Through the meting trus Miss Helen Wollaston will attend Eyes of Its Literature" The oro- week and wlU vlsit the new Postofflce. her sister as maid of honor and the gram arranged bv Mrs Samuel 7156 B- T- Junior and Busy Bee best man will be Mr. Urie Boulden, i Dillon. Mrs. S.

R. Tarumianz music clubs wUi hold 8 Wednesday brother of the bridegroom. chairman, is planning a program of afternoon, each member bringing a A reception wall follow the cere-; violin solos by Miss Jean Spitzer. The same evening the I-ha-mony. After a wedding trip, Mr.

Bcul- accompanied by Miss Ehzabetrii-na Club will have a guest speaker den and his bride will reside in Sil-; Bentiy. and the Bonventure Utopia will view. Tea will be served by the hos-i hcld a fashion show. The' Cheerio Mr. Boulden is associated with the pitalitv committee, of which Mrs Club will meet Friday afternoon.

cnairman of arrangements. Max Matthes is chairman. DuPont company. Art Set Will Assist At Philadelphia 1 ea Miss Anne Dickie Warner, Miss Gertrude Balch, and Miss Ellen Lee Bayard, are among the local members of the art set who will assist Philadelphia debutantes at the tea to be given today by Miss Lucile Howard of this city, at the opening of the annual exhibition of "The Ten." of wtiich she is a member. The tea will be held in the Art Club, Philadelphia.

Miss Howard, who has resigned as director cf the Wilmington Academy of Art. will leave in June for Europe. On her return, she will make her home in Connecticut. Mrs. Harry A.

Shomo spoke at the Delegates Attending Sorority Convention- meeting of the reading section yes terday afternoon on "The Stained MISS HAZEL MURRAY MR. FRANCIS STTRLITH Miss Hazel Murray of this city Glass Window of the Last 'P. Rolph, their only attendants when! they were married 25 years ago in I this city by the Rev. J. Ross Stone- sifer.

pastor of the First Presby-1 terian Church. Mrs. Robinson was the forcner Miss Ellen Keenan. The couple have two daughters, Miss Elinor M. Robinson and Miss i Doris E.

Robinson. Mrs. Robinson is a past matron of Julia M. Story Chapter, Order of Mrs. Benton Dales read D'strv The annual convention of the daughter of Mrs.

Josiah M. Murray Of Bishon. Md. and Mr Francis and music was furnished by ss aigm cigma Sorority will at- Change Made in Child League Bridge Party The Wilmington Child Conservation League will hold a dessert bridge the home of Mrs. O.

S. AJen, 1703 Bancroft Parkway, next Wednesday, at 1 p. instead of at the home of Mrs Emmitt S. Hickman, as announced. Mrs.

Harry Baker is chairman, assisted by Mrs. John W. Revnolds, Mrs. B. M.

Allen. Mrs. L. W. Anderson Mrs.

William L. T. Alt'iouse and Mrs. W. O.

Barnhill. Quota Club to Hear Address on Peru Mr. L. F. Livingston of the explosives department of the E.

I. duPont de Nemours Co. will speak at the luncheon meeting Monday of the Quota Club in the club room of the Hotel DuPont. His subject will be "Peru." Miss Virginia L. Davis will be chairman of the pre gram and Miss O.

Bayl is will preside. Members of the Wilmington club will attend the district convention Saturday and Sunday, March 20 and 21, in the Jefferson Hotel, Rich-mind. Va. A banquet is planned for Saturday night following business sessions. A tcur of the city will be made Sundly morning and luncheon will bs served at the Richmond Country Club.

Mrs. L. A. Drexler Will Visit Clubs Mrs. Louis A.

Drexler, president of the Delaware State Federation cf Women's Clubs, has a number of engagements for tRe early spring months. Mrs. Drexler will be the guest of the Blue Rock Community Club on March 13. Her dates for club visiting during April are: Laurel New Century Club. April Twentieth Century Club of Smyrna.

April 16; and General Federation Council meeting in Tulsa, April 24. Mrs. Drexler will visic the Middle town New Century Club on Thursday. She also wHl be guest of tr State Federation at its annual meeting in this city May 36 27. the Eastern Star.

Stirlith. son of Mr. and Mrs. James Jeannette Tarbutton. tract a number of young women to A.

Stirlith will be married Tues Richmond, this week-end. day, March 16. at 8 at the I WASHINGTON HEIGHTS CEN- Guests from Philadelphia. Bam-home of the bridegroom's IURJ more Washington, and, Norfolk will 2615 Market Ppv Mrs' V' "S'-as, chairman of attend the convention. Wtobrow of the literature committee of the! Tho who left yesterday from Sch wiUofflcia Heights Century Cluo.

this city wore: Miss" Evelyn OrS JllT will present a pro-ram Monday af- stein, cresident: Miss Lilian Mr. and Mrs. John G. Leach are Women's Committee spending this week-end in New York city. To Hear Miss Jaffrey urme iviurray will anena ner Missionary Society Announces Supper The Heme Missionary Society of Harrison Street M.

E. Church will hold a supper next Wednesday night sister as maid of honor and the best, Mr, nr." i u. Miss Julia Jaflrey of New York man will be Mr. Albert rormn. brother of v'z nuvci, Miss Anita weiman, M'ss Jem' the bridegroom.

-The Street nf the Fi.hw r- A small reception will follow the Music will be furnished by Mrs. I ceremony. Marearet D. Fisher. Current nm 'I tV.

at 6:30 o'clock the church. Reser- vations shculd be made with Mrs. IE. W. Burnite.

telephone 5770. Mrs. H. B. Batt-is is general charr-jman, assisted by Miss Mabel Houck.

Wo men Workers Accept Invitation The Women Workers of Harrison sc. Church, at a meetinz yesterday afternoon, accepted invitation of the Missionary Society of Zicn Lutheran Church to attend sn all-day meeting on Monday. Mrs. Calvin Frye presided and conducted devotions. The social committee for the month is composed of Mrs.

H. W. Weninger. Mrs. Harry E.

Brooks, and Kirs, E. W. Buraite. Mr. and Mrs.

H. K. and Mrs. Bertha M. Smith have returned from Washington where they attended the International Eastern Star Conference.

They were guests while in Washington of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Smith. Mrs. H.

enterta ined members of her card club on Wednesday. Mrs. Wiliard S. Seidel has returned from a stay of several weeks in Florida. Mr.

and Mrs. Warren S. Johnson city will speak on "Penal Institu-: tions and at the next meeting of the Women's Joint Legis-i lative Committee in the Dover New Century Club on Tuesday morning i at 10 o'clock. Mr. Joseph Hamilton, chairman of the board of trustees of the New Castle County Workhouse and the Rev.

W. A. Vrooman. secretary of the Prisoners' Aid Society, will also speak. Miss Emily p.

Bissell will pre- side Mrs. Clarence Fraim, chairman of the program, will present the speakers. dining room chairman; Mrs. Byron After a wedding trip. Mr.

Stirlith will be read by Mrs. Charles Can- Ue-mln and his bride will reside in this non and Mrs. J. P. Litmmon.

city- Beebe Auxiliary Meets 7. -r WOMEN'S CIVIC CLUB OF RICH- The niieting cf the JurJ-r iT ARDSON PARK AuxUiary- cf the Bee'le Hcrpltal wal A tea wU be held tomorrow A card party be neld bv the hela Thuriday. Members sewed l4 afternoon by the Wilmington Coun- Women's Civic Club of Richardson the hesp ta! durin? the cU of Beta Sijma Phi Sorority at Park Thursday at the home of Mrs. The auxiliary voted to puSTe the studio Dewa Avenue and Samuel H. Caufman, 300 North beads for tef arts at West Street Miss Betty Gossen.

Maryland Avenue. The party is in the he-pltaL Tea was nd fel-president of Alpha Chapter, is gen- charge of the wavs and com- lewir.g the m'etie The nex erai chapman of arrangement. i (Continued on Page Five) sion will be April" J. Carpenter, chairman of the kitchen. Men of the church will serve the supper under the direction of the pastor, the Rev.

W. Marine. Mrs. Albert T. Clayton is presi- i dent of the society..