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WILMINGTON MORNING NEWS, WILMINGTON, DELAWARE, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 20, 1938 Townsend And W. J. Yerkes To Wed April 29 Couple Will be Entertained at Parties This Week-End Invitations have been issued for the wedding of Miss Helen Cheairs Townsend, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. S.

D. Townsend, and William Joyce Yerkes, son of Mr. and Mrs. Leonard A. Yerkes of Greenville, formerly of New York, on Friday, April 29.

The ceremony will be performed at the home of the bride-to-be's parents, 1304 Broom Street, and will be followed by a small reception. The couple will be unattended. After a wedding trip they will make their home! in this city. Mr. and Mrs.

William S. Potter entertained Sunday afternoon at their home in Centerville in honor of the couple and a number of parties are planned during the coming week-end. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Y.

Jeanes, will give party in their honor on Saturday afternoon and a buffet supper will be given by Mr. and Mrs. George P. Edmonds preceding the Holiday Ball that evening. Mr.

and Mrs. Thomas Fries Grasselli of Westover Hills entertain for Miss Townsend and Mr. Yerkes on Sunday afternoon. MISS BEULAH E. WEBB MR.

HAROLD VANDERGRIFT Miss Beulah E. Webb, daughter of Mr. Howard K. Webb and the late Mrs. Mineola Pugh Webb of Hamorton, and Mr.

Harold Vandergrift, of the late Andrew and Elsie Pearl Vandergrift of Kennett Square, were married Friday at the Middletown Presbyterian manse at Elwyn, Pa. The couple was unattendedride wore an oxford gray suit with white accessories and a corsage of gardenias. Mr. and Mrs. Vandergrift will live in Kennett Square.

MISS MILDRED OLIVIA PARKER MR. FRANKLIN H. TRUITT Miss Mildred Olivia Parker, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James Parker of Salisbury, became the bride of Mr.

Franklin Howard Truitt, son Mr. and Mrs. G. Frank Truitt of Delmar, on Thursday evening at the Methodist Episcopal parsonage in Delmar. The Rev.

Ralph C. Jones performed the ceremony. The bride wore blue with a corsage of pink roses. Miss Ethel Shockley of Salisbury was the maid of honor and wore blue with a corof white roses. Mr.

Roland Fitzgerald of Salisbury was the best man. After a brief wedding trip, the couple will make their home in Delmar. Luncheon, Card Party Today at Hospital Mrs. Tilghman C. Hubbert 1s chairman of arrangements for the luncheon and card party to be held today in the new wing of the St.

Francis Hospital by the Junior Board. Luncheon will be served at 1 o'clock. Guests are requested to take their own cards. Reservations may be made this morning with Mrs. Richard Snyder.

The party is one of the series which been sponsored by the organization through the winter and spring months. The last affair for the current year will be held next month with Mrs. A. L. Boning as chairman.

Assisting Mrs. Hubbert on the food committee will be Mrs. William Irwin, Mrs. William J. Boeck.

Mrs. Feeney, Mrs. Stanley Abrams. Miss Ellen R. Ford, president of the Junior Board, is chairof the committee on arrangements assisted by Mrs.

Victor Brennan and Mrs. Joseph Marron. Mrs. W. Harry Deinlein is chairman of the prize committee.

Winners in Acme Bridge Club Party Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Potts won first place in the weekly duplicate bridge party at the Acme Bridge Club, on Silverside Road, Monday night. Their total score was 47 points. Mr.

Harry Jacobs and Mr. Joseph Foreacre were second with 46 points, while third position went to Mr. James McCrone and Mrs. Stuart Strobridge with 44 1-2 points. Others who participated were: Mrs.

Lillian Lynch and Mrs. Jeanette Lynaugh, Mr. Joseph Berg and Mr. Frank Grady, Mr. Edward Martin and Mr.

Max Jacobs, Mr. Horace Ridings and Mr. Stuart Strobridge, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Pippin, Mrs.

Frank Grady. and Mrs. Horace Ridings, and Mrs. W. E.

McCorquodale. There will be a dance for members on Saturday night. Butlers Ball to Aid Visiting Nurses The third annual Butlers Ball will be held tonight in the gold ballroom and duBarry room of the Hotel DuPont. Old -fashioned and modern dancing is included on the program as well as novelty acts. Proceeds will be given to the Visiting Nurse Association.

Officers of the organization are: President, Mr. William Loughiin; vice-president. Mrs. Elma Andrews: treasurer, Mr. Andrew Morrison, and secre-10 tary, Mr.

Alex Coleman. Card Party Friday The Junior Group of the American Legion Auxiliary, Unit of Delaware Post, No. 1, will hold a card party Friday night at the American Legion Home, 2103 Lancaster Avenue. Members of the Junior Group sponsored an Easter party at the Sunnyhrook Cottage of Brandywine Sanitorium last Saturday. Auxiliary Sewing Unit The sewing group of the Women's Auxiliary to the Medical Society of Delaware met last night at the home of Mrs.

W. W. Lattomus, 1005 Park Place. Raymond J. Lynch assisted Mrs.

Lattomus as hostess. PLAN CLUB LUNCHEONS Photo by Davis Studios Photo by Davis Studios MRS. HERBERT E. DOWNING MRS. GEORGE A.

PEDRICK Home Managers Will Hold Card Party on June 7 Proceeds to be Given To Aged Women's Institution A card party will be held on Tuesday, June 47, at the home of Mrs. Frank D. Lackey in Claymont by the board of managers of the Home for Aged Women. Mrs. Homer Barry is general chairman of arrangements.

Tickets may be procured from any member of the board. Further plans will be made at the monthly meeting of the group on Monday, May 2, at the nome. Officers of the board of managers are: President, Mrs. Charles F. Wollaston; vice-president, Mrs.

William K. Reynolds; secretary, Mrs. Merrick Horn. and treasurer, Mrs. W.

O. LaMotte. Other members include: Mrs. Homer Barry, Mrs. Charles W.

Bush, Miss Grace Beadenkopf, Mrs. George S. Capelle, Mrs. Howard Henderer, Miss Marian James, Mrs. Charles R.

Kent, William Knox, Mrs. Frank D. Lackey, Mrs. George W. Moreton, Mrs.

Townsend W. Miller, Mrs. George Norman, Mrs. Arthur Patterson. Mrs.

William Phillips, William W. Pusey, Miss Lucy Rhoads, Mrs. Achille Ricard, Mrs. Edmund F. Robinson.

Mrs. C. P. M. Rumford, and Mrs.

Perlee Sisler. Mrs. Carpenter Honored at Dinner Mr. and Mrs. R.

R. M. Carpenter were honored at a dinner given by Mr. Charles M. B.

Cadwalader at The Academy of Natural Sciences, Philadelphia. last evening. Fifty guests, prominent in Wilmington and Philadelphia, attended. The dinner preceded the presentation of the African collection of animal specimens by the Carpenter party in collection, obtained, including a group of water buffalo and other African specimens, was viewed by the guests following the dinner. Willing Workers to Meet The Willing Workers of Zion Lutheran Church will meet tonight in the social hall of the church.

Following the business session K. Isabel Krause will tell of her trip to Cuba. Members of the society who celebrate birthday anniversaries in April will be hostesses. Women's Clubs BLUE ROCK COMMUNITY CLUB The Blue Rock Community Club will hold its annual club luncheon at the clubhouse today. Mrs.

Leslie F. Downing will preside. More than a hundred guests and members will attend the affair. Mrs. Herbert E.

will be chairman of the Mrs. Downing, Jeanette Slocomb Edwards will be toastmistress. NEW CASTLE CENTURY CLUB Mrs. Louis A. Drexler, president of the Delaware State 'Federation of Women's Clubs: Mrs.

L. Mulford Taylor, vice-president for New Castle County, and Mrs. E. M. Barsham, honorary president of the City Federation of Women's Clubs and Allied Organizations, are expected to be among guests attending the annual luncheon of the New Castle Century, Club also been tomorrow.

extended Invita- the presidents of several nearby clubs and other state officers. Greetings will be extended by several of the visitors and the program will include piano selections by Mrs. Joel E. Tessitore, club chairman of music. Mrs.

P. B. Lightner will install Mrs. George A. Pedrick as president of the club and Mrs.

Pedrick will install other recently elected officers. Pupils of the art department of William Penn School have made place cards under the direction of their teacher, Miss Elizabeth T. Jones. The cards have the picture of Kalmar Nyckel, the ship on which the Swedes arrived in Delaware. New officers in addition to Mrs.

Pedrick are: First vice-president, Mrs. Chandler Gebhart; second vice-president, Miss Bertha son; secretary, Mrs. Max Goepp, and treasurer, Mrs. Frank L. Hewlett.

Members of the board of directors are: Mrs. Gebhart. Miss Lambson, Mrs. Mary K. Naylor, Mrs.

Engle Burr, and Miss Ann J. Dungan. JUNIOR SECTION, WILMINGTON NEW CENTURY CLUB Officers were elected at the meeting Monday of the Junior Section of the Wilmington New Century Club in the clubhouse. They will be installed at the May business meeting. Mrs.

L. S. Munson was elected president, succeeding Mrs. Thomas Herlihy, who served during the past tro years. Other officers are: First vice-president, Mrs.

M. G. Fontana; second vice-president, Miss Anne Hicks; recording secretary, Mrs. Fredd O'Donnell; treasurer, Mrs. Howard Turner, corresponding secretary, Mrs.

Herbert C. McDaniel; auditor, Mrs. William Gropp. Piano selections were given by Miss Geraldine Laskin of the Wil(Continued on Page Eleven) W. C.

T. U. SPRING PARLEY TOMORROW AT HILLCREST The Spring Institute of 'the New Castle County Woman's Christian Temperance Union will be held tomorrow at the Hillerest M. E. courch with Mrs.

Albert Miller presiding. The keynote will be "Promoting the National W. C. T. The morning session will begin at a.

Thomas W. Jakes, first vice-president, will lead the salute to the flags and Mrs. C. F. Wollaston.

evangelistic director, will conduct a devotional service. The seph Dickerson, wife of pastor welcome will be given Jopounder of Hillcrest Church, and the Rev. Mr. Dickerson extend greetings. Mrs.

Walter Stone. wife of the pastor of First P. Church, will respond to the welcome. Mrs. Anna Lee Waller, president of the Delaware W.

C. T. will also extend greetings during the morning session. There will be singing by the L. T.

L. of Eastlake M. E. Courch; "Character Building" will be the subject of a talk by Mrs. Mabel Lank of the Richardson Park Union, and "Membership" by Mrs.

Edith Driscoll, member of the Willard Claymont Club Holds Birthday Luncheon Here Prof. R. M. Stabler Illustrates Address With Falcons More than 75 members of the Woman's Club of Claymont and their guests observed the club's eon yesterday Hotel Darling. eighteenth anniversary, at a lunchMrs.

Thomas Alexander, pressnot hA ident and one of the founders, presided. She introduced Mrs. A. D. Warner, also one of the founders, extended an invitation from the Wilmington New Century Club to attend the hobby show at the clubhouse tomorrow.

Mrs. Clarence Fraim, chairman of welfare for the General Federation of Women's Clubs and nominee for the presidency of the Wilmington the work of Mrs. HowNew Century, Club, complimented ard W. Wood, chairman of correction in the Delaware Federation. Mrs.

Wood is a member of the Claymont Club. A unique feature of the program was an address by Prof. Robert M. Stabler, professor of zoology and at the University of Pennsylvania. He spoke on "Falconry," one of the most ancient of sports, and enlivened his address by exhibiting two trained falcons.

Professor Stabler presented the in the ancient manner with birds, feathered hoods and bells attached for their protection. He said that in one period of history certain breeds of the birds depicted the station of the owner. He also explained the training and the hunting prowess of the birds and demonstrated their mannerisms. Mrs. Edith Edwards Stevens gave a demonstration of daperies, wall paper, and rugs.

Mrs. William H. Dutton was chairman of the program and Mrs. Milton S. Brittinghamn was chairman of hospitality.

Guests at speakers' table included Mrs. Alexander, Mrs. Fraim, Mrs. Warner, Miss Speakman, Mrs. Arthur A.

Wilmot. Miss Zillah Speakman, and Mrs. William J. Crowley. Mrs.

Anne Butler Good sang, accompanied by Mrs. Mabel Bard Pierce, newly nominated president of the senior club. The guests included Miss Nellie Martin. New Castle County Library; Mrs. William C.

Oesterle, Gardens Century Club; Mrs. Fred E. Warrington, Blue Rock Club; Mrs. J. Oakley Griffith, Washington Heights Century Club; Mrs.

Harry Valentine, Marcus Hook New Century Club: Mrs. J. Ernest Keith, Dover New Century Club; Mrs. Peter Whaley, Selbyville New Century Club; Mrs. George Horsey, Frankford New Century Club; Mrs.

Covington M. Giles, Junior Section Woman's Club of Claymont; Mrs. J. Edward Dutton, Georgetown. Among others attending were: Mrs.

Guy B. Entrekin, Miss Mary Mullen, Mrs. Harry L. McMinn, ler Good, Miss Edith Shinn, Mrs. Mrs.

Paul M. King, Mrs. A Anne ButAllen Speakman, Mrs. B. F.

Hall, Mrs. Oliver Hineman, Mrs. Harry A. Carty, Mrs. Blanche Eastburn, Mrs.

Wilmer Irwin, Mrs. James Epineimer, Mrs. W. H. Dutton, Mrs.

Charles C. Speakman, Miss Bessie Speakman, Mrs. George C. Hutton, Mrs. John Taggart, Mrs.

George S. Bigger, Mrs. C. L. Talpey, Mrs.

Basil Egan, Mrs. William G. Robelen. Mrs. Earle C.

Comegys, Mrs. Charles A. Gibney, Mrs. Edward M. Hagerman, Mrs.

Warren Young, Mrs. Louis Mousley, Mrs. Martha Jones, Mrs. Frank Roy Lord. Miss Margaret Wehrheim, Mrs.

Walter Taylor, Mrs. Cullen George, Harry Griffith, Mrs. Lester Riggs, Mrs. Pearl Hanby, Mrs. Frank D.

Magee, Mrs. William Rheuby. Exhibition Walls Given to Institute The Drexel Institute Alumni Club here has been informed that a set of inner walls, which creates an exhibition gallery within the museum of the college and can be dismantled when not in use. has been given to the institute by Mr. Edward P.

Simon, chairman of the advisory art committee of the institute and a member of the board of trustees. The first exhibition making use of the new gift walls is being held this month and is open to students, alumni, and the general public. Visitors are welcome 10 a. m. to 4 p.

m. on weekdays, and from 10 a. m. to 12 noon on Saturday. The exhibit, including 100 American prints, is loaned through the courtesy of Carl Zeiss, Inc.

Delaware is fifth enrollment of students at the day sessions of the school with 24 states, District of Columbia. the Canal Zone, Cuba, and Porto Rico represented in the total enrollment of 1,829. DuPont Country Club Luncheon Saturday Unusual interest is being shown by women members and non-members of the DuPont Country Club in the bridge luncheon to be held in the club house Saturday afternoon at 1 o'clock. It will be the closing party of the season and from present indications it will be the largest and most successful. All DuPont girls are invited to attend the luncheon and remain for cards and other social activities.

Transportation will be provided for those not having cars. Reservations close today. Miss Church, daughter of Mrs. Jennie I. Church.

is a member of the cast of "Sara Sees It Through," the play to be presented Monday night by the WilmingtonNew Castle County Christian Endeavor Union in Peninsula M. P. Church. IN PLAY CAST Photo by Davis Studios MISS LOIS CHURCH Among Local Folk MISS of PATRICIA MOORMAN, daughter Mr. and Mrs.

William Eliott Moorman of "Midlothian Farm," Virginia, is to be one of the debutantes of the Philadelphia season. She will be presented by her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Alexis duPont Smith of Mount Airy." Mrs. Zack Phelps will return home today after visits with friends in Louisville, and Cleveland, o.

Her a daughter, Miss Mary Kaye Phelps, who is on a brief visit to Florida, is expected to return the end of the week. Mrs. Charles A. Ritchie and her daughter, Mrs. Robert B.

Cromwell, were week-end guests at Chalfonte Haddon Hall, Atlantic City, N. J. Committees for the annual Wilmington Flower Market on Wednesday, May 18, at Cool Spring Park, will meet tomorrow morning at 10:30 o'clock at the home of Mrs. F. V.

duPont, general chairman, Mrs. O. T. Pieper entertained at a bridge luncheon yesterday at her home in Brandywine Hills. Quentin Rand, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Nathaniel D. Rand of Wawaset Park, has been spending his Easter vacation in Boston and on the Maine coast as the guest of his uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. William M.

Rand, and his cousin, William M. Rand. a student at PhillipsExeter. Young Mr. Rand is president of the June graduating class at the Alexis I.

duPont High School. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Hauber of Newark will attend a dance recital today at the Wardman Park Theater in Washington, given by a group of students of Sweet Briar College, under auspices the Sweet Briar Alumnae Club of Washington. Their daughter, Miss Ethel Hauber, is a member group which is composed of the more advanced students of the dance.

She is a junior at the college. Mrs. James Stroud entertained at dinner Sunday at the Wayside Inn, Smyrna, in honor of her niece. Miss Anna Keehfuss. daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Lewis S. Keehfuss, of Philadelphia, formerly of this city, and her fiance, Mr. William MacEwan, also of Philadelphia. The wedding of Miss Keehfuss and Mr.

MacEwan will take place in the fall. Mr. and Mrs. Morris Feinberg are receiving congratulations on the birth of a son in Springfield, Sunday. Mrs.

Feinberg is a former resident of Springfield. Miss Ramona Black was the Easter guest of Mr. and Mrs. P. J.

Bourke in New York city. Mr. and Mrs. Herman Westerman of Washington are receiving congratulations on the birth of a son at the Wilmington General Hospital HEART DISORDER Relieved by nerve treatment. Investigate this most modern, scientific method.

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Y. 3 Beauty Appointment Restaurant Many Parties Being Given For Barbara Scott Will Become Bride Of Richard G. Elliott On Friday The Misses Virginia L. Layton and Anne S. Layton, daughters of Mr.

and Mrs. Caleb Layton, will entertain at a luncheon today in their. of home Miss at Barbara Westover B. H. Hills Scott, in daughter of Mrs.

Reynolds D. Wilson and the late Mr. Harlan Scott, whose marriage to Mr. Richard G. Elliott, son of Col.

and Mrs. George A. Elliott, will take place on Friday. A garden shower will be given this afternoon by Miss Virginia Scott, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Henry P. Scott, in honor of the bride-to-be. Parties tomorrow night following the wedding rehearsal will be a dinner given by Mr. George A. Elliott, at the Vicmead Hunt Club: a cocktail party by Mr.

John Reese at his home, and a dance given by Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Welles of Toronto, brotherin-law and sister of Mr. Elliott, and Mr. Harlan Scott, brother of the bride, at the Vicmead Hunt Club.

Mr. and Mrs. Henry A. Wise of Watertown, N. brother-in-law and sister of Miss Scott, and Mr.

and Mrs. James McNaughton Thompson, brother-in-law and sister of Mr. Elliott, will entertain at luncheon Friday for the bridal party and out-oftown guests at the Wilmington Country Club. The ceremony Friday afternoon in Trinity P. E.

Church, at which the Rev. Charles F. Penniman, rector, will officiate, will be followed reception at the home of Mr. SEnd Mrs. Wilson.

Mr. George A. Elliott. will be best man for his brother. The ushers will be Mr.

John Reese and Mr. Henry M. Canby, this city; Mr. Leon Thomas, Montclair, N. Mr.

Frederick W. Nicoll, Reading, Mr. Henry A. Wise, Watertown. N.

Mr. James McNaughton Thompson, New York: Mr. Thomas Welles, Toronto, Canada: Mr. Scott Stewart, Rochester, N. and Mr.

Fairbanks, Lowell, Mass. Charles, Harlan Scott, will give his sister in marriage. Her attendants will be Alice duPont Wilson, Miss Sipple Layton, Miss VirMiss, ginia Lee Layton, Miss Virginia Scott, all of this city; Miss Linda Perkins, Cleveland, and Miss Margaret Morse, Plainfield, N. J. Holiday Ball Saturday Will Aid Hospital Patrons, Patronesses For Annual Dance Announced Patrons and patronesses are announced for the annual Holiday Ball to be held Saturday night in the gold ballroom of the DuPont by the Junior Board of the Delaware Hospital.

They are: Mrs. Charles W. Baker, Mrs. John Biggs, Mrs. John Biggs, Mrs.

George P. Bissell. Mrs. Thomas E. Brittingham, Mrs.

C. Douglass Buck. Mrs. Edmund G. Buckner, Mrs.

Walter S. Carpenter, Mrs. R. R. M.

Carpenter, Mrs. George S. Capelle, Mrs. Horace G. Chickering, Mr.

Urey W. Conway, Mr. Charles Copeland, Mrs. William G. Coxe, Mrs.

Jasper E. Crane, Mrs. Ellason Downs, Mrs. Robert N. DO Downs III.

Mrs. James A. Draper. Mrs. A.

Felix duPont, Mrs. Alfred V. duPont, Miss duPont, Mrs. B. G.

duPont, Mrs. Eugene duPont III, Edmond duPont, Mrs. Lammot duPont, Mrs. Lammot duPont, Mrs. Pierre S.

duPont, Mrs. Pierre S. duPont III, Mrs. Victor duPont, Mrs. George P.

Edmonds, Mrs. R. E. good, Mrs. George A.

Elliott, Mrs. Charles B. Evans. Mrs. Elwyn Evans, Mrs.

William H. Fenn, Mrs. Thomas Fries Grasselli, Miss Anne B. Gray, Mrs. Crawford Greenewalt.

Dr. Margaret I. Handy, Mrs. Willis F. Harrington, Charles B.

Holladay, Mrs. Samuel Homsey, Mrs. Henry Hoopes, Mrs. Macmillan R. Hoopes, Mrs.

J. Harlan Hudson. Mrs. A. Duer Irving, Mrs.

W. W. Laird, Mrs. William Winder Laird, Mrs. Ferdinand LaMotte, Mrs.

C. LaMotte, Mrs. August Lavagnino. Mrs. Preston Lea, Mrs.

Charles M. Levis, Mrs. Ernest N. May, Mrs. Benjamin M.

May, Mrs. E. R. Maynard, Mrs. Robert A.

McLane, Mrs. Townsend W. Miller. Mrs. J.

J. d. Moosmann, Mrs. Franklin J. Murphey, Mrs.

William C. Northrop, Miss Elsie Patterson, Mrs. Joseph M. Pusey, Mrs. William G.

Ramsay, Mrs. William F. Raskob, Mrs. Robert H. Richards, Mr.

Henry B. Robertson, Mrs. Norman P. Rood. Mrs.

Philip G. Rust, Mrs. Harold S. Schutt. Mrs.

Henry P. Mrs. Henry P. Scott, Mrs. William F.

Sellers, Mrs. Robert P. Schoenijahn, Mrs. A. R.

Shands, Mrs. Benjamin F. II, Mrs. Jaryl: Siner, Mrs. J.

T. Skelly, Mrs. Harold L. Springer, Mrs. William C.

Spruance, Mrs. Millard F. Squires, Mrs. C. M.

A. Stine, Mrs. Frederick E. Stone. Mrs.

Henry B. Thompson, Mrs. S. D. Townsend, Mrs.

A. D. Warner, Mrs. Campbell Weir, Mrs. Robert Wheelwright, Mrs.

Charles P. White, Mrs. DeForrest P. Willard. Mrs.

Victor B. Woolley. Table reservations may be made Friday and Saturday. at a booth to be conducted by Junior Board members in the lobby of the Hotel DuPont. Mrs.

Richard Riegel and Mrs. David M. Houston are co-chairmen for the ball. Invitations are in charge of Mrs. Elbert Dent and Mrs.

James W. Allison. Awards are in charge of Mrs. Thomas Fries Grasselli and the sale of cigarettes and flowers is being arranged by Mrs. Ferdinand LaMotte III.

Mrs. Howard A. Perkins is planning entertainment for the affair and the decorations committee is headed by Mrs. J. Paul Heinel.

Miss Louise Kirkpatrick is treasurer for the ball and Mrs. Paul L. Wardenburg is chairman of publicity. Proceeds of the ball will be used for the work in the children's ward of the Mrs. Joseph Y.

Jeanes, board president. hospitalie Church Society Meets The Ladies Aid Society of Eastlake M. E. Church met last night in the church. Mrs.

Emma Wilkinson. Mrs. Wilkinson, Mrs. Lora Ardis and Carolyn Johnston Repays were on Sunday. Mrs.

Westerman Is the former Miss Eleanor Waxman, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. David Waxman, Mrs. William H. Saulsbury and daughter, Jean, are in 1 Richmond, the guests of Mr.

and Mrs. M. F. Ball. Mr.

William N. Fenimore, spent the week-end in New York. Dr. and Mrs. Henry V.

P. Wilson, entertained at their home in Dover before the Easter dance at the Mapledale Country Club Monday night. Mrs. Arvid L. Anderson and a party of friends spent the Easter holidays in Atlantic City.

Mr. and Mrs. Norman P. Morris of Dover had as their guests for the week-end Mrs. Morris' sister, Mrs.

Fitzgerald Crockett: her niece, Miss Charlotte Ann Gordy, both of Pocomoke City, and another niece, Miss Cordelia Price, of Snow Hill, Md. Mrs. Josephine W. Thomas has returned from a two weeks' visit with her niece, Mrs. Julian Elliott, and Dr.

Elliott, of Oxford, N. C. Mrs. Thomas visited Durham, Raleigh, and other places of interest in North Carolina. Council to Elect Officers Officers of the Wilmington Better Films Council will be elected at the meeting this morning in the Y.

W. C. A. Building. Mrs.

George Cox will preside. Mrs. Jeannette W. Emerich of New York will speak on "Evaluating the Motion Picture." A luncheon leichonor of Mrs. Emerich will be 12:15 o'clock, to which friends of the council are invited.

(Other Social News on Page Eleven) Auxiliary Flower Committee Named Mrs. Edward W. Maynard, chairman of the flower committee for the May Morning Breakfast to be held Tuesday, May 3, by the Woman's Auxiliary of Trinity P. E. Church, has invited the following to serve on her committee: Mrs.

Richard Reese, Mrs. R. T. Van Pelt, Mrs. George Martin, Mrs.

F. A. Wardenburg, Mrs. C. Waggaman Berl, Mrs.

Charles F. Penniman, Mrs. Trueman W. Campbell, Mrs. David Lindsay, and Mrs.

Jefferson F. Pool. Committees will meet tomorrow morning to discuss plans. Mrs. John Boyt is general chairman for the breakfast, which house will from 7 be to 10 served a.

m. in Society to Sponsor Diocesan Service The annual diocesan service of the Girls Friendly Society will be held at 5 o'clock Sunday afternoon, May 1, in Old Swedes Church. This will be a special festival service which was originally planned for this Sunday. The offering will be given to missions. Department and standing committee heads met at the home of the president, Miss Anne W.

W. Bell, 1600 Woodlawn Avenue, last night. Plans are being made for an outdoor party on Thursday, May 26. The annual conference will be held on June 4 and 5, the place to be announced. ECONOMY I PERMANENT .95 WAVE Complete OTHER WAVES $2.50, $3.50, $5, $6 Shampoo- Finger Wave-Reset 25c each RITZ No Necessary Appointment 10th and Orange MILFERD Phone 9714 405 Market 5 W.

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Katie L. B. Dockety, state vice-president. Mrs. Wollaston will lead the noontide prayer and following announcements there will be a box luncheon.

The afternoon session will open with a song service at 1:30 o'clock, led by Mrs. Emma Wilkinson. Devotions will be in charge of Mrs. Wollaston and a vocal solo will be given by Mrs. Nan Blockson of the McCabe Union.

Reports will be given on Christian citizenship by Mrs. Laura Houston, county director, and on peace by Miss Rietta M. Emerson of the Foster Union. Resolutions will be presented, followed by the benediction. The committees are: Courtesy, Mrs.

Thomas Weldin. Mrs. Mary Keen, and Mrs. Joseph Dickerson; finance, Mrs. Elizabeth W.

Burnite, Mrs. Martha O. Kershaw, Mrs. Eleanor Clemo, and Mrs. Pauline Boyer, and resolutions.

Mrs. M. Mitchell, Mrs. Edna B. Gilbert.

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