The News Journal from Wilmington, Delaware • Page 31

Journal-Every Evening. Wilmington. Delaware. Friday, December 19. 1941 Thlrtv-one November Bride Recent Bride Enjraped Church Landers Re "f'rr? Gifts At Area Girl Scout Council, Leaders To Discuss Work Richardson Park Clubwomen Have Christmas Party I to the 21 young men of the com-: muriity in U.

S. service. Mr. William Kirk of Five Points, i spoke of the civilian defense pro- gram for the community and also told of the meeting to be held in ths community hall on Friday right. '-i Dec.

26. Gifts Are Presented, Music Numbers Heard Tith Mer- A donation of sio was sent to the Red Cross. Seventeen sweaters and TV Holiday Program 14 dresses were reported to have been made for the Red Cross. jj Hostesses for the meeting were: Members and guests attended the Tr Mrs. Heien Caaahan, Mrs.

John Christmas party held last night by Finan. Mrs. Jacob Orr. Mrs. C.

N. the Women's Civic Club of Richard-1 Cannon, Mrs. Ella May Anderson. son Park in the community hall. M.

Alice Jack, Mrs. Margaret Bel- tlt von tt- I villp, Mrs. Rebecca Mowery, Mrs. Mrs. isan Laws ood was chairman.

TI Rose Ellis. Mrs. Samuel H. Cauf-There were tap dance numbers by man and Mrs David Kaufman. Mrs.

Jean Ruth and the Hayden sisters, Clarence Charsha and Mrs. Helen Dorothy Wood gave accordion solos, i Martin. Selections were given by the Treble Clef of the club, accompanied by Beacom SororitY i Christmas Party Rev. II. K.

Bennett, Joepb H. Earp Remembered By St. John's League Gi'ts were presented to the Very P.ev. Hiram R. Bennett, dean of the Cathedral Church of St.

John, and the Rv. Joseph H. Earp. canon, by the Woman's League of the Cathedral Church at a Christmas party this week in the parish house. A Christmas tree and Christmas greens were the decorations.

Mrs. Leslie H. McNemar was Santa Claus and distributed gifts to members and guests. Mrs. W.

O. Bamhili gave a read- lng. Carols were sung. have been sent from the church to young men from the Cathedral Church in the armed services. Members of the league assisted.

Mrs. T. Argyle Souder presided. Refreshments were served. Mrs.

Albert M. Collins. Mrs. Oliver Hartman, Mrs. Louis Rogers.

Mrs. Chariot Jackson and Mrs. Henry Almony were in charge. Mrs. F.

Malccm was chairman of arrangements. The league will meet on Jan. 7. Church Children To Present Program The Christmas service of the pri mary department, of the Cathedral; Church of St. John will be held at 9:30 o'clock Sunday morning in the church.

The service has bcrn worked out; under tr.e direction oi Mrs. k. Blair Myers and her primary staff. Miss Susanne Myers will be the reader. The Very Rev.

Dr. Hiram R. Bennett and the Rev. Joseph Earp will conduct the worship. Ellis Wilson, Jack Kelly, Fred Knecht, Lammot duPont III.

John Appleton, Robert Boggs, Richard H. Dale, Ruth Smith, Robert Marge- i I I Jm PU 1 dgl filLJlSiE I i fy fTK In 1 ifer- TJ 1T-V "jTTJ jif 1 jf Has Holiday Party NEWPORT. Dec. 13 Special). The Gamma Delta Sorority of Beacom College held its Christmas party at the home of Miss Jane Lindsay of Lyndalia this week.

Games and dancing were enjoyed. Refreshments were served. The guests were: Mary Frazer. Donns, Kludy. Elear.or Sweasee.

Dubbie Harrington. Ruth Mc-Carter, Marjorif Jelly, Verna Windsor. Kitty Wright. Hedley. Gertruc Mullen.

Blanche Frederick, Vera Greiti, Irer.e Soliczyk. Betty Harnnjton. Jeaa Harrinston. Evelyn Gay. Hilda Fir.r.ie.

Cathy Lynch. Jar.e Norris. Ruth Robinson, Irene Jack. Betty Buckmorth. Helen Ana McGrory, Connie Hill.

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923 Shipley St. Dial 4-2401 Open Evenings 'Til Xmas Santa Claus. impersonated by Mrs. Delia Shewbrooks, distributed gifts. The club sisters were revealed.

The club presented a gift of silver to the president, Mrs. Elmer F. Cunningham. A Christmas tree was used in the decorations for the party and each member and guest received a holly corsage. Carols were sung.

At the business session of the club it was decided to purchase a S500 U. S. Savings Defense Bond. lne lOliOWing hostesses Were ap- DOinted to assist at the U. S.

O. center tomorrow: Mrs. Rebecca Mowery, Mrs. John Finan Mrs. Cunningham, Mrs.

John Simpers, and Mrs. Helen Callahan. The club will send Christmas gifts Complete Selection of Avenue Sk Wreaths for Those You Will Xever Forget Visit our store and see 1,000 I I Christmas wreaths, pots, pil- lows, sprays and baskets for I cemetery use on display. 1 Largest Assortment I In the State I II Electric Lights That Never Burn Out. I lwnnrfA Piorennl ivo-iv-ii 3KD ST.

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sang two numbers, accompanied by Mr. Meivin Brobst. Mrs. Green gave a history of the Christmas hymns, "Silent Night" and Little Town of Bethlehem." A quartet sang the numbers. The quartet was composed of Mr.

Jenningo, Mr. Hawk, Mr. Brobst and William Smith. The club met last week at the high school. Later the club members and the faculty were served tea in the cafeteria.

Mrs. C. Mesner, Mrs. T. H.

Harrington, Mrs. W. E. Hill and Mrs. C.

Wilson were hostesses. The next club meeting will be held on Jan. 6. Our Location Saves Money POLAND'S Jewelry Diamonds Watches 418 Citizens Bank Bldg. See How You Save on Xmas Gifts 10th and MARKET STS.

Open Fvenings Phone 2-5814 Wilmington's Most I January Meeting to Take Place of tbe Annual Luncheon Wilmington Area Girl Scout Council and the Leaders Association of the Delaware Scouts will hold a joint annual meeting on Thursday evening, Jan. 29. The meeting will take the place of the annual luncheon. Plans for the joint meeting were made yesterday at a meeting of the council at the Girl Scout headquarters, 1308 Delaware Avenue. Mrs.

Michael J. Callahan, com- i missioner, conducted the meeting and appointed Mrs. E. H. Cavanagh, Mrs.

C. Judd Stewart, Mrs. Walter C. Wheeler and Mrs. C.

C. Gam-t mons as committee to direct the annual cookie sale in March. I Discussion of plans for girls' serv ice groups to aid in civilian defense also took place during the meeting. Programs for both senior and intermediate Girl Scouts will include adequate training in first aid, child care, nutrition, home nursing, and messenger service. The group also decided to offer to the chairman of civilian defense the use of their country center and facilities if they are needed.

Election of officers will take place in the next council meeting on Thursday, Jan. 22. A nominating committee appointed last month includes Mrs. Clarence Underwood, Mrs. C.

C. Gammons, and Mrs. Clarence Brown. The committee arranging the joint annual meeting consists of Mrs. J.

Kennard Bailey, Mrs. Samuel H. Carothers, and Mrs. A. E.

Lindley. Union Church Class Hfis Christmas Party The Philathea Bible Class of Union Methodist Church held a Christmas party last night at the home of Mrs. Bertha M. Foster, 804 Harrison Street. Mrs.

Katherine Senn presided over the short business meeting. Plans were made to assist in all kinds of Red Cross work. The pageant "Coming of the Light" was presented by Mrs. Elma Fitzgerald, Mrs. Catherine Stevens, Mrs.

Grace H. Sanderson, Mrs. Katherine Senn and Mrs. Ellen Abbott. Mrs.

Ruth Walker, Mrs. Lottie Hayman, Mrs. Reba Sanderson and Mrs. Edith Grimes were hostesses. Bible Class Members Have Christmas Party The Theta Delta Class of West Presbyterian Church School attended a Christmas party this week at the home of Mrs.

Oscar Munda, 1130 Jackson Street. A business session with Miss Ruth Ocheltree presiding preceded the party. Earlier in the evening the class members assisted with the mid-week service program at the church. Miss Frances Palmer sang, accompanied by Mrs. Lyda Graham.

Santa Claus distributed gifts to the class members. Refreshments were served. Mrs. J. Oakley Griffith, Mrs.

Cecil Frazier, Mrs. Arthur Lawson and Mrs. Roland Cameron assisted Mrs. Munda as hostesses. L.

O. L.Card Party The ways and means committee of Diamond State L. O. L. No.

122, will hold a card party at 8:30 o'clock tomorrow night in Orange Hall. Invest early and often in defense bonds and stamps. 3-6685 I rum, Paula Jane Sutton, Veazey and Lois Mae Carter com- Christmas music was heard at the pose the cast of the Christmas holiday tea of the Ladies' Aid So-tory. ciety of St. Stephen's Evangelical There will be congregational sing- Lutheran Church held yesterday ing of familiar Christmas carols, afternoon in the church.

Decorations The girl and the boy choruses will of Christmas greens added to the sing. interest of the party. The kindergarten singers will -Irs. L. B.

Cruser sang, accom-present their own arrangement of pamed by Mrs. George D. Graves. -Away In A Manger." Mr. Paul Mrs- w- Grattan Ladd gave piano Terry will be at the organ and solos.

I I Mrs. John Tosi M' tRS. TOSI. before her marriage on Nov. 27, was Miss Theresa Malizia, daughter of Mr.

Dominick Malizia, No. 6 Sixth Avenue. Mr. Tosi is the son of Mr. and Mrs.

John Tosi. The wedding tock place in St. Elizabeth's R. C. Church.

The couple is living in Pulaski, where Mr. Tosi is employed by the Hercules Powder Company. Meadows Loses To Valley Forge Team at Traps Locals Practically Forfeit, 224 to 75, as Only Two 3Iembers Shoot The Meadows Gun Club practically forfeited its match with the Valley Forge Gun Club on Wednesday over the Valley Forge traps when Miss Ann Mason and Miss Anne Backus were the only representatives of the local club to appear. The score was 224. Valley Forge; 75, Meadows.

Miss Mason was high gun for the afternoon, breaking 43 of her fifty-targets. She broke the last twenty-five targets straight. Miss Backus, a novice shooter on the Meadows team, had a score of 27. Shooting for the Valley Forge team were Mrs. William A.

Wiedersheim II with a score of 47; Miss Gertrude Walker, 45; Mrs. F. W. Hancock, 45; Mrs. H.

S. Worrell, 44; Mrs. Henry Stevens. 43. On Wednesday also, the Merion Gun Club defeated the Wilmington Country Club Gun Club in a match over the Country Club traps by a score of 231 to 222.

This makes five straight victories for Merion. Mrs. E. H. Vare, was high scorer with 48 breaks to her credit.

Photo by Studio of Kennard-Pyle Co. Mrs. Lambert R. Seemans A IRS. ROSE NASH an-l nounces the marriage of her daughter.

Miss Betty Jane Ballou, to Mr. Lambert R. Seemans. son of Mr. and Mrs.

Harry Seemans of Odessa. The ceremony was performed by the Rev. Dr. Willard G. Purdy in the chapel of the First and Central Presbyterian Church, this city Nov.

14. (1fJ( 30ClCl Has Tea Program Marking Holiday St. Stephen's Ladies' Aid To Remember Soldier Needv -Next Week souring ai ine tea taoies 'ere Mrs. Charles Thompson and Mrs. A.

Gustafson. Mrs. J. Paul Braun, president of the society, was in charge of the arrangements. The society will give more than 30 Christmas baskets next week to needy families.

The group has also assisted with the plans for gifts and entertainment for the men in the armed services in the holiday season. Circle Is Entertained Members of Friendship Circle of Mt. Salem Methodist Church were recent guests at the home of the president. Mrs. Betty Martin.

Edge Moor Terrace. Christmas gifts were exchanged. Those present were: Mrs. Madeline Ponsell. Mrs.

Iona McKhight, Miss Hazel Hendricks, Miss Helen Per-rine, Miss Edith McGinnes, Miss Eieanore Walls, Miss Jean Mercer, Miss Virginia Ainsworth, Miss Jane Beacom, Miss Sara Barnett. Christmas Party Tonight The Golden Rule Coterie of St. Paul's Methodist Church, will meet tonight at 'the home of Mrs. Lou Dixon. 2509 Madison Street.

A Christmas party will be held. SiSE3SSalpHONE 1 r.RK, See Wm. Fountain Pens, Pencils and Desk Sets "It's Our BUSINESS Not a Sideline" Names Engraved FREE IVe Invite You to Inspect Our Fine Cifl Suggestions Si Da' I j- HAYWOOD St I 319 3-1064 MAP I Delaware gl Subui-jan L-eiiary Club The Suburban Century Club held its Christmas party this week at the home of Mrs. R. A.

Sioman. Mrs. E. C. Graesser, American Homes chairman, requested that members make a special effort to have Christmas decorations bright i and colorful and to have as nearly a normal Christmas as possible, Mrs.

M. T. Taylor spose of the i large quota of garments requested by the Red Cross and urged everyone, whether member or not, to secure garments and sew for her committee. Mrs. Lank, in charge of knitting, stressed the need of knitted garments and stated she could supply wool and directions for those who desired to knit at home.

Mrs. Galin Jordin explained the work being done at the Richardson Park School regarding defense against air raids. Mrs. Sioman gave the monthly international news quiz. Mrs.

Fitchett, president, announced that hostesses from the club would be on duty at the U. S. O. Center on Friday evening, Dec. 26.

The club will furnish refreshments on that evening. Mrs. C. M. Lowe, chairman ot music, was in charge of the Christmas party which included a piano solo, Handel's "Largo," by Mrs.

Lowe, followed by vocal solos "Lords Prayer," "6 Holy Night," and "Jesus Bambino," by Miss Julia Taylor. Miss Mary Alice Pearson accompanied Miss Taylor and played for the group singing of Christmas carols. Mrs. Lowe read a short history of Christmas carols. The next meeting of the club will be held at the home of Mrs.

Leonard R. Reed, with Mrs. Graesser in charge of the program. Mrs. Ger-shon Starr and Mrs.

Reed will be co-hostesses. Middletown New Century MIDDLETOWN, Dec. 19 (Special). The New Century Club of Middletown held its Christmas party at Witherspoon Inn this week, with Mrs. Gilbert Nickel chairman, and Mrs.

John Heldmyer as co-chairman. A silver offering was taken to be added to the soldier Christmas campaign for gifts, after which bridge and five hundred were played, and refreshments served. Harrington New Century HARRINGTON, Dec. 19. The Harrington New Century Club met this week with Mrs.

S. M. Williams piesiding. The club contributed $5 to the fund to assist with Christmas baskets. Their usual donation of Christmas boxes to five children at Stcckley Colony, also was made.

A number of the club members are dressing dolls for underprivileged children. Mrs. Grover Frear, vice-president of the federation of clubs for Kent County, spoke briefly. The program for the afternoon was then presented by Mrs. Ei nest Raughley assisted by Mrs.

Paul Hawk, Mrs. Robert Green and Mrs. Charles Hopkins. Mrs. Raughlev read a paper written by-Mrs.

J. W. Burgess, national chairman of fine arts. Mrs. Norris Adams read Christmas Scripture from St.

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Larmore, 807 Madison Street. 1 During the evening there was a sale of "white elephant" packages The funds will be used in cheer work for the sick. The business session was presided over by Mrs. Annie Carver. Mrs.

Joseph Brinton, the teacher, was a guest. Assisting Mrs. Larmore as hostesses were Mrs. Mary Rash. Mrs.

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