Evening journal., 1911-08-30
FIELD DAY
OR TEMPLARS
Faiyiew Lodge Mixes Sport
18th Pleasure in Woods
Outing
YONG PEOPLE WIN
PRIZES In RACES


stial to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
tARSHALLTON, Del, August 3d.
lFrview Lodge, No. 8, /. o. o. F.,
nd a field day in the meadow Of John
rKnotts near Stanton on THURSDAY.
" morning was spent playing ball.
mar noon when the boys left the
Nh grounds vacant the girls had a
me. Then dinner was served.
After dinner many enjoyed boating
While Clay Creek.
snorts followed. The first race was
apple race for girls and was won
Miss Jennie ID. Slack OF Iron Hill.
The girls scramble race was won
Miss Mabel Jacquette OF Fair
lew. The young mems race was won
Robert j. Davis of Cherry Hill.
Arthur Allston of Wilmington won
he yoang mems egg race.
The little girls race was won by
patieace Thompson of Ogletown and
darretta Harding of Brooklyn, n.
The girls egg. race was won by
dis Mary Little, Of Fairview. Robert
Davis and Henry Mote won the
nee legged race. Mrs. Lawrence
1noson of Stanton won the married
gmens race. Albert Brown OF
lanton won the apple race for boys
bder IL years.
Lawrence Othoson and John
snotts ran away from the other mar
led men. Miss Ruth Nansant OF
Wilmington won the 100 yard dasn
tor girls.
The following merchants OF VIII
mington offered prizes Lippincott &
Company, Morrow and Son, Wool
worth and Company, J. Mullin and
Son. Hiram Yerger, Greenbaums, Dan
iel Ross and Son, S. NJ. Fell and Son
Woodward and Brother, and Alfred d.
Peoples.
One Of the features of the day was
the presentation of the prize banner
of Delaware and Chester County, Pa.
which comprises district No II. The
banner was won for the quarter by
Fairview Lodge and was presented by
the Rev. Edward White Of Whining
ton on behalf of the district lodge
The flag was received by the Rev
Joel S. Gilhuan of Fairview Lodge
While playing ball, David Mccall
lister had his ankle injured.
Personal.-Aiiss Beatrice F. Thomp
son has returned from Ocean City
Md.
A very pleasant party was given II
honor of Miss Mary N. Barney o
Newark at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs
Lewis Pierce near Harmony Thurs
day evening. Among those presen
were Mary NJ Barney, s. Ethel Pierce
Anna Glenn Catherine P. Mousley
Beatrice ;. Thompson, Florenc
Snitcher, Lamanda Sayers, Ethe
Shew. Ida Sayers, Gertrude Edman
son. Lizzie Reed, Elva S. Pierce
Leonard Perce, Lewis Pennock, Harr
r. Little. Robert Sayers, George "
Krapf. Linden Knots, Samut
sniteher. Charles Edmanson, Orvill
Little. P,u Mercer, Mr.. and Mri
Lewis Pierce, Mr.. and Mrs. Johi
Savers snd Mrs. Ezra Pierce. Th
evening was very pleasantly spent Il
games. music and singing.
Miss Emma Darlington has return
ed TO her home in West Chester afte
visiting her sister, Mrs Joel S. Gil
fillas of Newark
Mrs. Helen McCallister, Mrs. Ami
M Little and Mrs. Addie Farra spen
a day last week at Atlantic City.
Mrs. Frands McClary of HARMONY
who had ben i'll has recovered.
Mrs. william F. Smalley, who re
Gently visitd her niece at Roth, Md
has returnd to her home.
Miss Catherine Mousley of Pleasan
Hin. has eturned home after brit
visit with Miss Ethel Pierce Of nea
Harmony.
Mrs. Mlttie Virgins Of Philadelphi
and Miss M. Patience Thompson an
John J. Thompson of Ogletown hav
returned home after visiting Mr.. an
Mrs. Lewis NJ. Greenwalt at Fairyiev
The Kisses Ruth, Mary and MAJ
gretta Harding Of Brooklyn are visi
ing Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Cransto
of Stanton.
Miss Mary Barney Of Newark ma
been tie guest of Mrs. Lewis Pierc
of near Harmony