Evening journal., 1912-08-22
OUTING FOR
BROTHERHOOD
Dover Church Folk Arrange
for Afternoon Picnic at
Richardson Park
MUSIC AND SPEECHES
ARE ON THE PROGRAM

Special TO THE EVENING JOURNAL.
DOVER, Del, Aug. 22.-St. Paul's
Brotherhood of the Peoples Christian
church, with their friends. will picnic
at Richardson Park, north of town. on
Tuesday afternoon next, August q.
In connection with the outing, there
Will be ten-minute speeches by prom
inent persons of Kent county, includ-
ing Mrs. Aaron, Frank Bancroft and
S. H. Derby and DR.. A. w. Light
bourne
Between the speeches there will be
music by the chorus choir of the
Peoples church. A general good time
is being planned and with the large
number expected, a delightful after
noon is looked for. At 4 o'clock ia
bles will be spread for the members
OF the Brotherhood and their friends,
accommodations being made for $50.
A receiving committee of twenty
young girls, dressed in white, will be
at the park to not only receive, but
welcome all who come.
President j. b. Wharton of the
BrotherhoodS has announced the fol-
lowing committees for the occasion:
To make arrangements for and as
sist at the tables: Misses Edith Hut
ton, Name Lewis, Name Goodwin,
Emma l.. Kinnamon, May Hunter, Ida
McGonigal, Mary Carrow. Hester
Keith, Mrs. James, Mrs. Gafford, Mrs.
r. j. Faucet, Mrs. H. G. Evans, Mrs.
Pickering, Mrs. Robert e. Lewis, ID.
G. Alice, w. c. Moore. Henry Hazel,
R. E. Lewis, c. c. Morris. Dr. Cahall
Sipple, Arthur Moore, W. H. Willis,
R. w. Wiley, T. E. Rusron, ErRest
Gruwell, II. M. Jones, Townsend
Smithers, Alex Draper, J. B. Cleaver,
J. c. Voshell. Mr. Bishop, Howard
Berry. Frank E. Maloney.
Committee on Tables and Chairs
Walter ]. Massey, A. G. Massey, James
b. Keith.
Table-Leroy c. Smith, W. C. Pos
ties, Fred Ridley. Fred Phillips.
Lemonade-E. T. Hipwel, G. D.
jackson, James B. Kieth.
Fruit-Frank Soper, Z. G. Packard
George w. Collins, Harry Wilson,
Bert Case, Smith Moore, Thomas p.
Davis.
Dishes-G. P. Thompson, E. c. Will
son, James S. Goodwin.
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Howell, A. A. Friedman, DR.. w. d..
Burton, Frank l.. Hardesty, William
Hardcastle, Walter Derrickson, Mrs.
Walter Morris, DR.. R. S. Stephens.
Receiving committee-The Misses
Lola Parvis, Eleanor Cross, Lucille
Satterheld Maybell Jones, Cecilia Kel-
lum. Florence Sicily, Florence Phil
lips. Helen Wise, Elizabeth Peters,
Helen Wingate, Reba Steffy, Sarah
Wharton, Eliza Shorts, Kathleen
Brennan, Ida Bishop. Evelyn Culver,
Evelyn Clements, Elizabeth Wilson,
Frances Hope, Louise Norris and Mar
garet Parvis.
The story visited the home of Mr.
and Mrs. ]. J. VonReider and left a
ten-pound baby girl.
Miss Emma V. Thompson of Lin
den avenue, Baltimore. Md, died at
Mountain Lake Park, Nd, on August
u. Miss Thompson was a sister of
Mrs. James L. Southcomb of this town.
After attending the funeral of her sis
ter in Baltimore, Mrs. Southcomh
went to Bayside. Long Island, to visit
her daughter, Mrs. Edward Gaines
Thurman.
William H. Walker, one of Dover's
well-known respected lifelong cit-
zens, is being urged by his friends as
a candidate for the Office of Register
of Wills. of Kent county.
Mrs. John ID. Hawkins is having her
State street residence greatly i'm
proved with a stucco front
The placing of the concrete curbine
on Governors avenue, north of Loock'
erman street. is not only great i'm
provement, but one of the best moves
the town authorities have made since
the permanent street improvement II
Dover. The work is being done by th'
Dover Lumber and Milling Company
The work on the State Armory Il
being hurried. The second story II
now about finished.
The many friends Of William A
wise of this town. are hoping for hi'
speedy recovery from an attack o
typhoid fever.