The News Journal from Wilmington, Delaware • Page 11

EI en Delaware, triday, December 1, iw Jourtial-Every Evening, Wilmington, 1 Sadie Conly. worthy matron, and it. cflvne and Josech Down Mr. Raymona uruoo, ui Friends Service Committee will held from 10 a. m.

to 4 p. m- tomorrow in the meeting hue. Mr. Principals in Play Marriage Announced ing, as members of th police, aU oi tne irii cijupw, jjj-yiru. lowing the dinner a program wi Leives Holiday a nc Aides League Offers Murder Story James H.

Young is in cnarge Luncheon and tea will be served. presented. i Gift of a great variety via ee on Are Announced New Arrival sale. O. E.

S. Dinner Party RICHARDSON PARK, Dee. I iGn.r(iii annual dinner of i i- Suspense Angle Presented In 'Riddle 3Ie This With Performance Rated Good Christmas Cotillion To Be Held by Club Dec. 29 1 7m NEWARK. Dec 1 Special).

Lieut, and Mrs. Frank K. Scott of Newark announce the tlrtn of a son on Nov. 29 in the Delaware Hospjwl. Wilmington.

This is their second child. They hava a daughter, Sandra Bonham Scott. give adequate performances. The sets are appropriate, especially the simple, natural setting In the police captain's office, where there must have been a temptation to dress it up a bit. Costumes also are in keeping.

Birthday Dance EDGE MOOR GARDENS. Dec. 1 (Special). Miss Claire Fulling, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

John C. Fulling. 715 Rysing Drive. Edge Moor Gardens, will be guest cf honor at a birthday party and dance to be held tonight in the Blue Rock Clubhouse, Gordon Heights. Service 1 I VP 1- the Five Point Chapter.

O. E. No. 13. was held on Thursday in the Community Hall.

Officers ef the errand chapter and matrons and patrons of other Delaware chapter wera guesei. Mrs. Lieutenant Scott is itttsoned, at Fort Benning, Ga. Mrs. Scott la th 'former Barbara Bonhim.

-J THE VIOLIN a good instrument to itart a child in music lessons. 4 detective captain, a far cry from today smooth, scientific sleuth. Also the reporter is nearer the movie version than the real thing, brash, hard-looking, and sloppily dressed. Play Role Well Samuel J. Friedman as the detective plays it well, but could use a little more restraint.

In the last two acts there Is a mere human and sympathetic side to the role, which he also gets the most; out of. The young reporter, played by Elliot is probably the best role in the show, with intelligence, humor, and a cheerful cynicism, except where a pretty face is concerned. Mr. Alexander is completely natural in his portrayal. David Coghian has the difficult role of the prominent doctor whose wife is the victim.

The character is intense and complex, and all its best points must be brought out by unierstatement lest he give himself away. Mr. Coghian does all this very well. Betty Foulk. one of the Drama League's most promising young actresses, is good in the ingenue role of the convicted man's sister, who alone, believes him Innocent, and gets the reporter to help her prove it Another new addition to the league, Peggy Harmon, makes her debut in the part of a gangster's Her interpretation saves the role from being stereotyped, and makes it believable and.

in the end. even sympathetic. John Walmsley, as her gangster husband, is good as always in his one laconic scene. Another, good supporting role. Just the opposite men at tthe University of Delaware will be among the guests.

Friends Group Fair The annual Christmas Fair, conducted by members of Friends Meeting, Fourtii and West Streets, for the benefit of the Wilmington DELAWARE SCHOOL OF MUSIC t03 N. Broom St. Phones 2-ttl7 LEWES, Dec. (Special). iPlan3 for the social highlight of the Christmas season en Dec.

29, the annua! cotillion dance, were made this week by the Lewes Cotillion Club. The club president appointed his committees, who will report next Monday night and complete plans for the affair. Rymocd R. Atkins, one of the flrst presidents. nsmed ehsirmsn of music.

ss.stert by Mrs. Mervyrt L. Lallerty and John Lawton. lavu.tions nd programs art in chars of Mrs. Harry Rowland.

W. Alien Vt.i. Mrs. C. Mrs.

Gilbert M. Wlit-bsn't and Mrs. WtiUam S. Ineram. The memoersh.p committee comprises: Mrs.

H. Hill. Mrs. Alton Mrs. William S.

walls. and Mn. John E. McGovrrt. The finance committee js composed of Mrs.

A. W. Jr Mrs. S. Ratledge.

and Miss BriUingham. The floor commiun is W. Herald Bnttinirt.m, and Wilkam S. Wails. Sr.

Christmas decorations of the hall will he in char of W. 3 Walls. John E. MeOovern. Charles M.

Lowe. Edward Mauil. W. H. Bnttingham.

Ernest S. Raf.edie. Lieut. Harry H. Rowland.

Lieut. J. wright Rowland, Lieut. -Comm. Howard T.

Macintire. Dr. O. M. Wiltbank.

Lieut -Comm. William Teal. and Mrs. Wil- Betty Foulk and Elltot Alexander "RIDDLE ME THIS." produced by the Wilmington Drama League; performances the remainder of this week and Thursday. Friday, and Saturday of next week.

CAST (In order of appearance) Dr. Ernest TindaJ David Coghian Mrs Ruth Tlndal Charlotte Alexander Detective Captain McKinley Samuel 3. Friedman Dr. Sulla Emu Ott Aleoek John Coyne Duffy Joseph Downing Mrs. Ward Grace Barnhili "Kirk" Elliot Alexander Mrs Aivln Louise Hotalin Prank Marsh Melvin McBride Vera Marsh Betty Fdulk Jark Reed John Walmsley Julia Reed Peggy Harmao By SHIRLEY PRIEST A murder story where the audience is kept In suspense waiting to see if an innocent man will die for a crime he did not commit, rather than the usual "wnodunit" angle, is "Riddle Me This," the Wilmington Drama League current production.

The "performance is. on the whole, good, but the play seems oddly dated, especially in the old-fashioned characterization of the durina one of thetr scenes in -Kiaaie Me This." Shop Tonifllit Unlit fl o'clock SATURDAY FROM 10 A. M. TO 6 P. M.

in type, is Grace Barnhili as the garrulous nosey landlady. Gives Proper Mood The lover convicted of the murder is played by Melvin McBride. He gets the proper mood, starting with being on the defensive at having found the body, and ending up in complete bewilderment at the chain of circumstantial evidence piled up against-him. In the other parts. Louise Ho-taling as the cook who exposes her hated mistress affairs.

Emil Ott. Photo or Okonlewakl Studio. Quartermaster and Mrs. Armand Favreau OUR CHRISTMAS COAT 7 b-r rommittee. headed by Mrs.

John B. 71 R. AND MRS. JOHN DOBRYN-Wine of Lewes Beach. 2 Vjf SKI, Sycamore Street.

Mrs. R. Edward Moore, ndannounce the recent marriage of her two children. Bay and Penelope, their -daughter, Helen, to are visiting in Paulsboro, N. withi ,5 Favreau.

Quartermaster her aunt and uncle, Mr. and clas son of Mrs Alex Bonsack. Mrs. Moore is thelArthvr Favreau cd the late Mr. former Miss Anna Beebe, daughter Arthuf Favreau of Springfield.

cf Dr. and Mrs. Richard C. Mass The ceremony was performed and Mrs. Leonard the Rev Stanley Delikat in St.

-have leased an apartment at mHedwt g-s catholic Church. The Second street, formerly occupied byjcou a short honeymoon in M-s. Virginia F. Cullen. while Unj-jv York before his return to active terant Montag.

a member of the furlcss and fitted to a farc-you-wcll Station Hospital, is stationed here. Mrs Louis P. Evans is visiting Auxiliary lo Meet The Junior Woman's Auxiliary of the Cathedral Church of St. John will hold its December meeting next Monday night in the chapter room of the church. Mrs.

James P. Martel, president, announces the auxiliary will hold a rummage sale at 802 Tatnall Street on Dec. 7 and 8. Donations may be brought to the mpetine. Dreeaing up for the holidays? You'll want a coat you can wear proudly fitted to Ihe look of the year wilh worldly elegance, with smooth sleek linea lo play up your figure.

You'll ant it like one of iheae quite formal. In Lanfvdowne. with her granddaughter, J. Donald Spohn, the former Miss Betty Lofland. Mrs.

Louis F. Ingram, the former Miss Jean Beebe of Lewes, Mr. In-prim, and their two daughters. Natalie and have returned to their home in Wilmington after a short -visit in Lewes with Mrs. Ingram's parents, Mr.

and Mrs. James Beebe. rry feminine, to illuitriout it needa no fur. Make either jour Chriflmaa Coat, a gift from yourself (or that vill proe a long-lit ed joy "i UNUSUAL CHRISTMAS PRESENTS ORDERS TAKEN FOR CHRISTMAS GREENS Dorothy Faulkner 907 TATNALL ST. Phone 4-2691 Mr.

and Mrs. Franklin Riniker are receiving congratulations on thej birth of a son in the Beebe Hospi- ta. Mrs. Riniker is the former Miss Catherine Lodge, daughter of Edson C. Lodge.

Sr. The couple has another son, Bobby. Rummage Sale A rummage sale will be held by: the Pilot Club tonight and "tomorrow morning at 802 Tatnall Street. i Card Party Uni-v Lodge, No. 41, I.

O. O. will hold a card party in Stanton at 8 o'clock tonight. via i d4 i i 'fi i i i v. it I CARDIGAN COAT with aerell.

paaaamntart rnbrold.rr black, qrn or brawn. Pur. wel e.llaaln with hand f.ll.d lining. 12 II. (ifl.f)J it I with aoff aaw aippcala Fur.

rlrjia woI in fy. Wack, krewn rM with entra.tinf collar. 10 to 20 JfJ.fl.J GESTURE CIFT RAND KJ -J. jff fit' r-tmt" JT 1 rJ sumptuous fur scarf Go gala, give fur magnificence to complement her costume. Shoulder her with exquisite mink or sable squirrel or mountain sable.

Slip a set of snotcy ticin silver foxes about her and watch her eyes shine. Yes! the fabulous beauty of fur is the one thing that makes a woman's heart beat faster at Christmas-time. Come see our new holiday collection choose from beautifully arranged skins so lustrous and lotcly they're a pleasure just to look at! Minimum cover RANCH or WILD MINK each skin 35.00 JUMBO MOUNTAIN SABLE each skin 15.00 TWIN SQUIRRELS with MINK TAILS each skin 12.95 SNOW-COVERED SILVER FOX each skin 75.00 i AU Prices Plus 20 Federal Tax Deposit Reserves Selection or Vse One of Arthur3 Budget Plans DAYLIGHT FUR SALON, SECOND FLOOR for holiday dating and doing we nominate our tisane flannel charmer. Covera your curves with fluid, flattering lines harea your arms with formal flourish. Big pocket, trapunto decor, lie-front are added attraction.

Gay and pretty in lime, coral, purple or winter white. 10 lo 18. STIEET FLOOR DRESS SHOP -J 1 Other furlcss Coats 39.95 to 93,00 nB.TrimunB? AmTlHITLTIHr: MA IT it SEVENTH MARKET at SEVENTH ARTHUR' CCAT SAlON, SICON0 HOOt.