Evening journal., 1914-10-17
METHODISTS TO
Hold Carnival
Committees Work Together
for Success of Next Weeks
Entertainment
BOY SCOUTS
HAVE TAG SALE

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
NEW CASTLE, Oct. 1.-THE lawn
tennis tournament by the Y. NJ. Club
will open this afternoon and much in
terest is being shown by the young
men. Those taking part will be:
George Mcintyre. S. b. Wylie, r.
Charles Ferris, +. r. Lorenz, James
T. Eliason, Jr., Walter Lorenz, Joseph
Rathrock, Howard Wilhelm, George
Archie Rennie. In the near future the
winners of the tournament will play
the winners of the Episcopal club
tournament. Lawn tennis has about
100 admirers here.
Plans for the bazaar and carnival to
be held in the NJ. p. Church next Fri
day and Saturday evenings are being
worked out.
Mrs. G. Ferris Jemison is chairman
of the general committee. The men,
bers of the committees are as fol-
lows:
Supper-Mrs. Montgomery, Mrs. W.
Deakyne. Mrs. A. King. Mrs. Clymer,
Mrs. Connor, Mrs. Megginson, Mrs.
r. Vallette, Mrs. Peyton, Mrs. Arm
priester, Mrs. e. Clayton.
Rummage-Mrs. Proud, Mrs. We'll
din Vining, Mrs. w. Newlove.
Cake Table-Mrs. Holiday. Mrs. Pus-
til, Mrs. r. Harrington, Miss Belle
Wadsley, Mrs. Swan.
Coffee-Mrs. Gravel.
Ice Cream-Mrs. Lizzie Hobbs, Mrs.
Sheridan, Miss Ida Johnson.
Fancy table-Mrs. Beulah Meggin-
son, Mrs. Cornell, Mrs. Lavender, Mrs
Wilbur Meredith, Mrs. Owens.
Variety table-Mrs. Pinder, Mrs
McDonough, Mrs. Hance, Miss Blanche
Clayton, Mrs. Hockenberry
Candy and Hendkerchiefs-M ].
L. Johnson and class.
Tickets-C. Ferris Jemison and
George Swan.
Country Store-L. o. Wise, Rev. J.
L. Johnson, R. A. Vallette, J. f. q.
Clayton, Weldin Vining. Joseph Co
field, ] B. Montgomery.
Walter Tilghman, colored, OF Will
mington, was arrested on Thursday
night by Magistrate Nickerson for
acting disorderly on a trolley car.
Yesterday Tilghman was fined $40
and costs. When Tilghman was
searched after his arrest a blackjack
was found in his pocket. Upon this
charge Magistrate Nickerson held
Tilghman in 5000 bail for his appear
ance at the next term of court.
Owing to the rain and the rough
condition OF the river, work on the
Delaware street wharf has been
stopped for the past two days.
The women of Emmanuel Church
held a bake in the parish house this
morning.
The Boy Scouts were busy all day
selling tags. By noon today it was
rare thing indeed to see any one
without a tag of the Boy Scouts. The
boys were everywhere and after
everyone In order to exchange tags
for cash. Those who bought tags
will be admitted free TO the basket
ball game in the Knights of Pythias
Hall this evening.
Gradually Charles w. Nickerson is
forging to the head Of the State
Lodge X. of p. Members Of the or
der in this city were elated to sec
Grand Keeper OF Exchequer Lemuel
, MARI elected for the thirty-eighth
successive time at the Grand Lodge
session on Thursday.
Coroner John t. Spring in VIII
mington last night held an inquest in
the case of James b. Toman, who
died on October 8. The following
verdict was returned: THAT the
said James B. Toman came TO his
death at the Delaware Hospital, Octo-
Der s, Of injuries received on August
Is, 1914, at Ninth street crossing of
the p, B. and w. railroad, at New
Castle, by being struck by extra
train 1925, running north on the
southbound track at 1922 D. m"
About twenty automobile owners
In this city took part in the parade in
! Wilmington this afternoon.