Evening journal., 1893-11-23
THE UNITED CHARITIES
Win Be Organized Tonight to
Care for Worthy Poor.
Gao. TEAM TO PLAY WARREN s. O.

Inc Coiumpia Athielea VIII AttaNh war
ren's Players on Their own Grounds.
PugiIist Russell Challenges Any sparrer
in Delaware or Delaware County at
nTiddieweight Athletes ON Jaunt TO
MiddIetown.
Special Correspondence Evening Journal.
NEW CASTLE Nov. % Another mass
meeting will be held in the Opera Honse
70 night when the United Charities"
an organization to help the worthy poor
similar TO the Associated Charities of
Wilmington-will be organized. IL is
probable that all the recommendations Of
the Executive Committee will be adopted
aud the United Chalities will be perma
nently organized with Mayor Herbert as
president and S. Atwood Stewart as
secretary IL is not known, as yet, what
the outcome of tue meeting other than
efiectinga permanent organization, will
be. but it Is more than likely that the
new association will begin business to-
morrow morning and that the necessitous
cases will be hunted up at once and quick
action taken for relief
Athletes on Fresh-Air Tramp.
pedestrians I'm the @ A. c., started
on fresh-air tramp down the state road
TO Middletown. accompanied by Athletes
John Newlove (record "a miles In 4 hours,
Elmer Whitelock. sherman Conner.
Thomas DORIS. Joe Stack, Howard Churn-
side. Ed Neher, George Wilhelme, rec
ord 28i miles Ia 4 hours and Keith Rod
ney. 1he athletes expect to arrive at
Middletown at II 30 get rubbed down
for half hour, eat good
dinner at the Middletown Hotel, take
smoke, short nap, 'limbering up
stroll about Middletown aud tnen they
will start up the state road for home.
They expect TO walk the frst eighteen
miles in three hours but the eighteen
miles on the home stretch they cannot
cover In less than four hours They are
attired in long sweaters, gymnasium
trousers and walking shoes
To Play the warren Club.
The Columbia Athletic Clubs strong
football team will so TO Wilmington on
Saturday afternoon aud line up against
the Warren athletic club eleven ON the
fine enclosed grounds OF the latter. 1t
will be the first time that these strong
teams have met aud the New Castle
athletes intend to play the same game
that they played against the " M. G A.
footballists of Wilmington last Saturday
when New Castle won bv SO TO 0, the
last half only lasting twenty min
utes The club is hard at work
practieing for the game and If victory is
theirs, series of games may be arranged
for the championship Of Delaware, The
fellow members and friends of the New
Castle athletes will 90 TO Wilmington on
special car on the 1S train Saturday
afternoon. The accompanying party will
probably be made up at the c. A. c..
gymnasium tomorrow night.
Pleasing sunday school Entertainment.
The entertainment to be given In the
M E. Sunday school room by two classes,
tomorrow night promises TO be very
pleasing affair. The important features
Of the evening will be a male trio, con-
trslto solo and duet by members of
the NJ + Church choir, select reading
by Miss May Msrtindale and dialogue
The Childrens ear, by fourfgirls, in
costume representing the seasons. The
march song by the children will be very
pretts. Besides these there will be
recitations and songs by the members of
each class The proceeds will be for the
benefit Of the missionary fund.