Evening journal., 1914-11-16
Hagley Community
House Notes
By the Director, Miss Irene EARL.

The Hagley Boy Scouts took the AIS |
boat on Saturday. for Philadelphia |
Scoutmaster Walton invited them TO |
spend the night at his home and see
a few of the historical sights of the
city under his direction.
The Mothers Club met on Thursday
as usual, served tea and discussed the
business pertaining TO the conduct OF
Hagley House and the coming Coop
erative Bazaar. The next meeting
will be on Wednesday, November 20,
as the regular date falls on Thanks
giving.
On Thursday, December 8. from 6 to
8. o'clock. Christ Church will be hold
Its annual supper in the gymnasium,
at Hagley House. The library Will be
used as the reception room.
On and after November is, all MEM
bers wishing to enter Hagley House
must present their new 1914-15 paid
up membership tickets at the ground
| ficer entrance. or they will not be ad-
mitted Those holding library cards
but not holding membership cards
must show the library card. The IL
brary is free TO all, as it is a branch
OF the Wilmington Library.
On Wednesday and Thursday. De-
cember and 10, there will be a Co
operation Bazaar at the Community
House. Each article entered must
have the cost plainly marked, then the
profit will be divided between the per-
son who entered the article and the
Community House. The Camp Fire
Girls and the Blue Birds have already
completed a number of articles in
raffia, hemstitched scrim curtains, etc.
The Penny Provident Fund, started
two weeks ago, already has II depos-
itors.
The question of a dance for Thanks
giving night is still undecided. Il will
be announced later.
The baths have been in use for two
weeks. They are open to registered
members of the Community House
The showers are free to members OF
gymnasium classes who are under Is
years old, &c to those over that age
The tubs are rented at the rate Of ten
cents a half hour The baths are
closed on Tuesdays and Sundays
Mondays and Thursdays they are open
TO girls and women. Wednesdays and
Fridays for boys and members of gym.
nasium classes. Saturday ? to 9 D
m, is reserved for working men. All
must furnish their own towels ant
soap, and present membership ticke
to the caretaker.
On Friday night, the Hagley Com
munity House intermediates defeated
the Juniors Of the Epworth Brother
hood A c., at the Community Hous,
to the tune of 30 to 10. During tn,
first. half the Hagley team gave a fin,
exhibition of near stellar" work, b,
each player playing the whole game
himself while his other four rested
The E. B. boys played organized bal
and missed but few shots. The firs
half ended IL to 10, in favor Of tn,
Epworths.
In the first part of the second half
f. b. annexed five points and ther
played Rip Van Wrinkle. while Hagle.
fed McDade in trapshooting fashion
The luminaries of the Epworth team
were Winner and Speakman, whif
McDade was the infant comet of tn
Hagley firmanent.
Epw. b. A. c., Jr. Hagley C. H. I'd.
Smith .,.... forward ...... Ham
Massey
spealsman ... forward . McDad
Stilley
Minner ...... centre . Buchanan
Potts
Massey .... guard .... McVe
Speakman
Stilley ..... guard ..... McCloske
Smith
RELIEF COMMITTEE MEETING.
The War Relief Committee of tn
Delaware Chapter of the Red Cros
Society will meet at o'clock this af
ternoon in the Historical building. Tn
meeting is called to discuss a numbe
OF matters of interest to Red Cros
work.
A.number of women members hay