The News Journal from Wilmington, Delaware • Page 9

EVERY EVENING, WILMINGTON, DELAWARE. MONDAY, JULY 7, 1930. PRAY FOR PROTECTION' A i A I AI A I FASHION SWINGS BACK OBSERVES BIRTHDAY ANNIVERSARY TODAY NEWS AMONG WOMEN PRESIDENT WIFE FULLY RECOVERED IN JEWELRY BUSINESS Craze for II lira-Modern and Bizarre No Longer Reigns Supreme, Local Dealers Tell Reporter Making a FROM NURY BACK in the unusual. There seem td be three predominating types in both HUGE BRITISH SHIP ON MAIDEN VOYAGE Bri tannic Arrived in New York Today Welcomed Ambassador. (By The Associated Press.) NEW YORK, July 7.

The White Star Liner Britannic, largest cabin class passenger vessel in the world and Great Britain's biggest motor-ship, arrived today on her maiden voyage. She is 680 feet long with an 82-foot beam and a hold 44 feet deep. Accommodations are provided for 1,550 passengers In three classes, cabin tourist, third cabin and third class. Two huge Diesel engines capable of developing 20,000 horsepower give her rt speed of 17 knots. All deck machinery is run by eleetrieity, which also is used for cooking.

Kir Ronald Llndsey, British ambassador, came from Washington to participate in a welcome to the new ship and her officers. jb (By The Associated Press NEW YORK. July 7. Prayers I "protection against dangerous broadcasting" are being offered by 000 Catholics throughout tlm oM thin month under instructions Pop Pius XI. The prayer is the monthly intention set by the Pope for the member? of th Apostleship of Prayer, which numbers 6.000.00) in the United States, of whom S00 Ooo arc in York.

KAISER-BUILT PORCH ENCLOSURES ALL-FRAME GARAGES Satisfied 5n Five StM Small Monthly Frdrrirk KaUer Prodnets, Inr, M1n fiftlfi' br4 Furtnrj. r-t- IHtlr'fl Kirpnxtlr, If. I. Mnllr Mf. SM Teas P-i Priced for Icing.

1 15c S0C IMichess Leaves for North. (By Th" Associated Press LONDON. Jul7 7 Th Duchess rl York will leave shortly for Olamis Castle jn Forfarshire in an effort to improve her health. She plans to remain in the north for two or thre months. JIME.

I.A COMTKSSK IK WANtlKN. STORES CO. iv Mrs. IToovcr Surprises Her Friends hy Returning to White House. TO RESUME DUTIES (By The Associated Press.) WASHINGTON, July 7.

Mrs. Hoover presided again today over the social and domestic affairs of the White House. After more than a month's absence from the Executive Mansion and three months of virtual seclusion as a resul, of an injured back suffered in a fall, she returned late yesterday with the President from their Itapl-dan Itlver lodge. Her coming was unexpected. Although Captain Joel T.

Jloone, the White House physician, had fiaid last week that she had sufficiently recovered, it had been reported that she would remain in the coolness of the mountains mut of this month. Decides to Iteturn Home. Well and strong await). however, and able once more to take up the chain of activity which she enjoys, Mrs. Hoover decided, hervelf, to return.

As she stepped from the car onto the front porch of the White House, she smiled warmly and stood momentarily chatting with Senator and Mrs. McNary, who also had driven back in the President's car. then walked through the doors apparently tinUrcd and happy, despite the long drive from the mountain lodge. POSTPONES HONEYMOON TRIP TO HELP HOOVER (Till The Press) SALT LAKE CITY. July 7.

Senator Tteed Smoot of Utah, in response to a telegram from President Hoover urging hifn to attend the special session to consider the naval treaty, abandoned his plans for a honpy-moon In Honolulu. he would leave for the capital today. He was married last week to Mrs Alice Taylor Sheets. Senator and Mrs. Smoot will be guests of President and Mrs.

Hoover at th White House when they reach Washington. Smoot' decision to abandon hU honeymoon plans and attend the special session followed the telegraphed statement by President Hoover that a largp number of supporters of the naval pact are away from tho capital. Senator Smoot is a strong supporter of the pact. Delicious Specially Excellent The beautiful Madame la Comtesse de Wan pen resembles these belligerent ladies only, it Is srrmised, ir. her grace and ability to ride.

Adopted by linic. Little Madelon Hebout was adopted by the staff of the Clinic Ilospittl, Cleveland, when she was four yea-s old, her mother bMnB: dead. She was given a room of her own and sent to school. Madelon was diabetic, and has been Riven the insulin treatment for these seven years. Now she ir, to teach other children at the diabetic camp for children, which Is to opened July 15.

She is going to help the children at camp with their diet and in taking their daily insulin treatments. India-Ceylon lb Old Country Style Orange Pekoe 4 Black or OQ '1 1 A Mixed Varieties OOC 1UC Madame La Comtesse de Wangen, pictured on her mount, at Paris, re cently v.as adjudged the most beautiful Amaon in all France. La Comtesse rides side saddle, you see, which necessitates the wearing of the skirt instead of the trim rid ing- breeches which are largely fa vored in the United States. The Amazons of CJreek legend were, you recall, a race of warlike women who either suffered no man to live among them, or hold men In servitude for the continuance of the race. They made many expeditions into other lands for war and plunder.

according to the stories of ancient times. WOMEN EXPECTED TO SOLVE GANG SLAYING ly The Assoctated Press. DETROIT, Julv 7. The police look ed to three women today for a solution of the slaying Thursday evening of two men and the wounding of a third in the city's latest outbreak of gangster warfare. The two men, William Cannon and George Collins, reputed members of a beer running syndicate operating between Detroit and Chicago were hot to death at the Adelaide St.

entrance of the La Sallae Hotel, just a step from Woodward Ave. Michael Stitfei, a former doorman at a gambling house was seriously wounded. All three were in an automobile preparing to drive away at the time. The man who did the shooting and his com panion who acted as lookout, quietly Pride of Killarney Tea lb tin especial pocketed their gun's and dtsapicnred in the crowd. ALICE 1VW IlKOMKS IlKIDF.

(Uy The Associated Press.) BARBARA. July 7. Alice Ihv. film actreas, and Jack Cohn. Hollywood broker, were married here yesterday with Marceltne Day.

actress sister of the bride ami Yal Montgomery, attendants. Tresle Guest of King tleorge. (By The Associated Press. LONIX3N, July 7. Dr.

Julio l'res-tes and members of his suite lunched w.th the king and queen privately at Buckingham Palace. Dr. Pres-tes, who is President -Elect of recently visited the United States and Fiance. Surprise for Kiwani. A surprise program has been planned for the weekly luncheon meeting of the Klwanls Club to be held Wed nesday at 12 15 P.

M. in the du Pont BUtmore. Extra Small can -J Graded flSCO i 6 1 dSCO Early June ry cans A Del Monte or 3 4bX OSCO Late Sweet Farmdale car 0-r Quality Tender PeasZ Zb Packed PeasZ id All Brands Including (JSCO and Del Monte Bartlett Pe Survey of Situation. That the craze for the ultra-modern and the bizarre in silverware and jewelry no longer reigns supreme, is the opinion held by many leading jewelers in Wilmington. The pendulum of fashion seems slowly to be swinging back into more conservative channels.

The most popular creations in jewelry are cleverly designed neckpieces and bracelets to match. The streamer, a neckpiece designed for the new sun-back gowns, has not captured the public fancy to any great extent. The bracelet, necklace, earrings, and ring combination, which was designed primarily for formal evening wear, seems to be gaining popularity among many women. A new note for the ensemble in the tiny flacon of silver and glass t-o be used as a container perfume. The linked chain bracelet and necklace wrought in silver, with heart-haped locks, are great favorites at the moment.

Recently a similar bracelet was found in Europe, dated 1612. Another, fastened with an enameled lock, is in the Victoria and Albert Museum in England. The laveliere. a favorite during the reign of Louis XIV, is attaining much favor in thisVity. CarncHan and lapis lazuli are stones much in vogue.

I Intricacy of design is a notable fea- ture of these new pendants. I Scarf pins and clasps are again I finding favor with the masculine element in Wilmington, conservative designs being more popular with the majority. The jewelers generally believe that the diamond is by far the most outstanding precious stone on the market today. The square-cut blue-white diamond in a severely plain, four-prong setting has replaced the elaborate ring of last season. Yellow JoId Out.

For some time there has been an effort to bring yellow gold into prominence again bat it has not been successful. White gold is the leading metal, although green gold and platinum are much in favor. There is an unusual demand timong the men for very heavy, intricately-carved rings of gold. The cheaper wrist-watches are losing favor with both sexes. The general preference is for the rather small, cleverly designed ones of excellent make.

There is almost no demand for liie old-fashioned pocket watch. Harmony is the keynote of all present day fashions. This, says one local jeweler, accounts for the waning popularity of the Slavic, the bar-banc, and the purely imitative antique costume jewelry, recently in vogue. Silver services must stand usage are usually desired in the long wearing plate. The popularity of, sterling stiver is growing with amazing rapidity, however.

Of late, the Italian and Spanish Influence in designs is very marked. There is a grace and a restrained beauty in those services which make them desirable to women who delight Words of Wisdom God is -Plato. and 'light His shadow. The race is governed its imagination. Napoleon I.

bv He hears but half who hears one party only. Aeschylus. The mouse that hath but one hole is quickly taken. Herbert. It is folly to put the plough in front cf the oxen.

Rabelais. Peace hath her victories, no less renowned than war. Milton. A sound mind in a sound body is a tiling to be prayed for. Juvenal.

Combines Fashions i By MML LISBETH. One cf the most intriguing of the many interesting costumes seen at the famous English racing classic at Ascot recently was that worn by Lady Dhunjibhoy Bomanji, who combined the cool styles of her native India with the fashionable cut of conventional English attire. Lady Dhunjibhoy's veil was studded with five-pointed stars, worn draped over her head, running down to form part of her skirt. She carried an elaborate frilled parasol acotiier otyle innovation. BACK HOME after a grand and Glorious 4th sterling and plated ware.

The quaint ness and charm of the Early English and Colonial homes necessitate a pre vailing harmony in all household an purtenances, and many Wilmington hostesses carry out this atmosphere by selecting thse patterns in the silver service which are especially designed for those style homes. Although many delight in introducing the at mosphere of a bygone era into their present day lives, an increasing num ber of local hostesses prefer the very new patterns in silver, the distinc tlveness and grace of which subtly suggest something of the modern at titude and spirit. Those who prefer simplicity and durability, coupled with unusual grace. and an air of traditional charm, en thuse over the new but faithful re productions of Early American and English pewter. There is an irresist ible charm about pewter and a cer tain dignitv.

SuRgest Old World. Sumptuously furnished homes often demand a heavier and richer service than that of silver. A metal, closely resembling old gold in appearance and designed in ornate fashion or severe simplicity, has achieved a cer tain popularity here, perhaps becaxise it is suggestive of the spirit of the old world. In 1827, John Flaxman, an Englishman, effected a change from the heavy, clumsy services to those of classical design, which have found increasing favor ever since. The Old English pattern, new very much in vogue, was originated during the reign of George III.

Many lovers and collectors of old silver In Wilmington might be interested to know that spoons, resembling our tea and dessert spoons, were not used until the end of the seventeenth century, nor was the teapot introduced until that time. Punch bowls and forks were first used at the time of the restoration of Charles II; finger bowls ceased to be a necessity then and were listed among the luxuries at court. The popular chafing-dish was originated during the reign of Queen Anne in the form of a "spirit-lamp." At the same time the now indispensable dish ring was introduced into Ireland. In 1823. the electro-plating device, invented and used by the Messrs.

Elk-ington caused a ruling to be made that all pieces containing 925 parts of pure silver to every 1.000 parts of metal be marked "sterling," the name having been derived from the ancient term "esterling. used by early English silversmiths to denote the high quality of their workmanship. In 1907, a national statute was passed to prevent an influx into the market of imitation silver. The study of jewelry and silver would prove to be a fascinating past-time for those who are curious about the early history of the modem things now in vogue. Meetings Tonight Painters.

No. 100. Mt Calvary Club. I. C.

S. Fraternity. Alpha Lodge. K. cf P.

Sumner Post. G. A. Eureka Temple. L.

G. E. Minquas Fire Company. Apollo Temple, K. G.

E. Delmarva Union. B. L. I.

Alpha Council. L. O. R. C.

Antietam Temple. O. U. A. Camp No.

5, P. O. S. of A. Washington Lodge, K.

cf P. Appomattox Camp, S. of V. Knights cf the Round Table. Beta Tent, No.

2, K. O. L. M. Brandywine Lodge, I.

O. O. F. Deirnarvia Council. L.

O. R. C. Blue Rock Council, O. U.

R. C. Minquas Tribe, Impd. O. R.

M. Talieyville Lodge, No. 10. K. of P.

Volunteer Firemen's Relief Assn. Bricklayers' International Union. Wilmington Aerie, No. 7, F. O.

E. Lady Miller Lodge, No. 6. S. of B.

B. M. P. I. Bricklayers' Union.

Christine Encampment. O. O. F. Eleventh Ward Democratic League.

fct. enecucts Beneficial Association. Bricklayers. Masons and Plasterers. Wilmington Lodge.

No. 307, B. P. O. E.

Brandywine Conclave, H. or S. W. M. George Paul Farreil Camp.

N. United Spanish War Veterans. (Secretaries of all organizations are requested to vcriie to the Fraternal Editor cf Every Evening regarding any changes in the meeting night oj their lodges is listed in these columns.) The Every Evening Makes Special Offer of Booklets for Mothers While it may fc true that "lrTh-s do not make the man." attractive fruits that ere 'emf ort -hie and to play do go far toward making a miiuII boy happy. Then there's the question of tun suits for tinali girls fu weil a. small V.oys.

and finally, the prohiem rt tearhinsr the younjr-i-ters habits that will kep them heaithfut and happy. Aii three subj-ot. are Uiwiiwd in a group of illustrated, official hook-now offered readers of the EVEKY EVENING. fly a fravinr in handling- and postage costs we are bie to tend the three bookletM to any address for ten cents fdnsrle copies, four cents each. Check your order; Sun Suits 4c Kuit.s for the Smalt Buy 4c Good Food Habits or Children 4o 1 Ai! three booklets 10c Frederi- J.

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1 1 -Name 'I Street City Ktatc Large, Luscious Halves, California Grow i. MOKICIS WIIIIKRIUK. JR. Felicitations are extended by Kvery Evening to Mr. Whitejtdc.

well known architect, on the occasion of his birthday anniversary today. ATTACK ON CANNON IN (By The Associated Press. WASHINGTON, July 7 At the request of Senator Norrls, Republican, Nebraska, an attack on Eishop Jamrs Cannon, by Captain O. T. Fitz-hugh of Memphis and newspaper reports of his stock market transactions have been inserted in the Congressional Record.

Captain Fifzhugh's statement, printed some time aszo in a Memphis newspaper, critKief the action of the Dallas coriferenre of the Methodist Fpiseopal Church. South, in exsner-ating the Rishop of charges and agin placing him at the fiend of church board of temperance and social service. The newspaper an outline of Bishop Cannon's transactions with the defunct brokerage firm of Kable and Company of New York, SKIN ITCHING ENDS when soothing 7rnn is uel! Rit'lit from the first touch, antiseptic, healing Zemo takes the itching misery out of mosquito bites, rashes, and many other skin afflictions. Try it also for itching, peeling toes. Bathers and other outdoor folks thank cooling Zemo for relief from sunburn.

Douse it on ivy-poisoning. Pimples and dandruff fade when safe, antiseptic Zemo is applied. It instantly eases razor-smart. Always have Zemo nearby wherever you go. Any druggist.

35c. 60c. $1.00. Branch: 700 Delaware Ave. May 17th SAVING TIKI Holidays 1:30.

4:13, 7:00. 9:30 T. M. 4:15. 7.00, 9:30, 10:30 P.

M. CON RESSiONAL RECORD pkg. Seedless Raisins One pkg. Prim am Surprise the Family with a Ritter Tomato Soup or 1 can! 0pg OSCO Pork with Beans Easilv Prenared. Lieht Food for Summer.

S. mr' Sunrise Tomato Catsup. .2 os 15c3 Let us take care of your soiled and mussed clothes. Our modern cleaning process will remove the most noticeable spots and stains. DIAL 82 11 We will call and your clothes will be returned looking their best.

Cleaners and Dyers Pabst-ett 67c 17cS Full -bod-, ars cars n. Tiez. Price 20c Rice Rice Pudding vith P-ai cr Spreac The Best You Ever Bread Ocp Supreme 2 tP" Victor Pan Loaf 5cS 10c Raisin Loaf 47c 7 cans picnic can big pks? big bot 25c 17c 15c 15c 9Q All CATLi tins tt pig ir 9c, 25c 25c 15c 17c 25c 23 cans can 15c 7c 23c 23c can 25c bth for 1 N. C. DANFORTH, Inc.

Prescription Druggists Eight Graduates of Pharmacy and Qualified Assistant The Dependable Druggists Market and Second Streets Hospital Supplies and Sick-Room Accessories MUCH of the discomfort to the patient and drudgery for the attendant can be eliminated by using modern appliances for the sickroom. The lines we carry are complete in every detail. If you have the misfortune to have sickness in your home, most likely we have appliances in our stock that would afford relief and comfort to a patient suffering from almost any phase of illness. We are always glad to be consulted in these matters. Danforth's Dependable Drug Store MARKET AND SECOND STREETS 'More than Cheese" For Slicing "Make Lasting Friends" OSCO Qc Coffee Victor Coffee Acme Coffee 35 tin 18th and Market Sts.

Music oo All Trip ASCQ or Del Monte Peaches Golden Bantam Corn. Asparagus Tips. 8SC0 Noodles Summer Schedule to Philadelphia ft' Walbeck's Chow Chow Finest Pink Salmon 2 Norse Boy Norway Sardines California Big Prunes Sliced Dried Beef Hom-de-Lite Mayonnaise Florida Grapefruit Juice. Vogt's Skinless Frankfurters XXXX Confec. Sugar SCO Quick Made Tapioca In Effect DATIICST Weekdays Lt.

Wiimingtoni 7:30,9.00. 1 1:30 A. M.j 2:00. 4:13.7:13,9:30 P.M. Lv.

Philadelphia: 7:45, 11:00 A. 1:00. 4:15, 6:00. 9:30 P. M.

Bosco (3-Foocl Drink) Cocomalt or Toddy sum at the other end of the apartment saves steps and provides privacy in answering calls. Costs hut a few cents a day! Sundays Lv. Wilmington: 7:30, 9:00. 10:30 A. Lv.

7:30, 10:30 A. 1:30, 3:00, Young's Borax Soap Lux Toilet Soap 2 big cakes 17c 3 cakes 20c Scented Talcum Powder. 3 can 25c French's Bird Food .15 13c Red or Silver Bird Gravel 7c Weekdays (except Saturdays) Round Trip, 35o FARES Saturdays, Round Trip, 50c Sundays and Holidays, Round Trip. 75c .1 List of Real Bargains The True Help to Housekeepers' WD QdDN ID Or CdDNVIENIIIEMCE These Trices effective in our Store Meat Markets in ilmington Vicinitj.