Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1915-05-01
KAPPA ALPHA MEN
GIVE ANNUAL Dance
Fifty Couples Take Part in
Delightful College
Function
NEWARK TO HAVE
CLEAN UP WEEK

Ni-WAtlN. May ne tlNlc Yum
mittce of the Newark New Century
Club has fixed May and as the
annual cleanup days. Town Coun-
Gil will cooperate by furnishing carts
to haul away the rubbish and de-
bris found in yards and alleys.
Members of the Newark High
School graduating class win attend
services in st. Thomas Episcopal
Church on Sunday. May 30. The Rev.
Walter G.. Haupt will preach the SER
mon.
9he union eyangolistic campaign
started three weeks ago i'm the Pres
hytcrian Church by the Rev. Joel 5.
Glhllan. Prcshyterial evangelist for
the Presbytery of New Castle, assist
ed by the Closson Sisters. singing
evangelists will close on Sunday
evening. The campaign has been a
success from every standpoint.
Grand Officers of the l. o. o. f.,
of Delaware. visited Newark Thurs
day evening and installed the fol-
lowing officers of Oriental Lodge
Past Grand. II. II. shank; noble
grand. George n. Johnston; vice.
grand. Daniel Stool: recording secre-
tary. Thomas A. Mullin: permanent
secretary. Charles W. Colmery; trea-
surer. s. b. Herdman r. s. TO \. G.,
William NJ. Gamble; H. S. TO \ G..
Evan w Lewis: warden. Clarence ~
hvans: conductor. william r. Rupp;
r. S. s.. Harvey b. steele: l.. 5. s..
Harvey Murray; outside guardian
Frank Jester; inside guard. George
S Wood; chaplain. II. Warner Nc
Neal: r. S. to Y. G., Raymond Nc
Mullen: l.. 5. TO " G., Fred W. Hem
nings
At the meeting of the Parent
Teachers Association Mrs. Samuel G.
Mitchell. read a paper on AN Ideal
School"
Miss Frances Medill. read a paper
on Home Study, after which there
was an informal discussion of the
subject IL was announced that at
the May meeting Home Gardening"
Will be discussed and Professor
Charles A. McCue will speak.
For the final community meeting
Of this school year to be held in the
High School next Tuesday night an
attractive program has been ar
ranged
For next Tuesday night Francis II.
Hoffecker. of Wilmington, has been
secured to talk on Community spirit
in a local town" A feature of the
evening will be selections on the har-
monica by William +. White, Pres
ident of CITY Council of Wilmington.
Mrs. J. Pearce Cam and Harvey
steel will also give vocal selections.
In the Opera House last night the
Kappa Alpha Fraternity Of Delaware
College gave its annual dance which
was attended by about fifty couples
from all parts of the State and from
Maryland. Pennsylvania and New
Jersey. II was one OF the most de-
llehtful dances of the college season.
Oelesby's orchestra furnished music.
The patronesses we're. Mrs. y.
Laurence Smith, Mrs. George y. Dut-
ton. Mrs. Samuel j. Wright, Mrs.
Samuel Mitchell Mrs Charles b.
kvans, Mrs. j. pilling Wright. Mrs.
Clarence A. Short. Mrs. J. Pearce
Cam, Mrs Walter II. Steel. Miss
Mary f. Rich Mrs. c. o. Houghton,
Mrs. ii. J.. Bonham and Mrs. Harold
H. Tiffany
The grand march was led by Pro-
lessor and Mrs. f. Laurence Smith.
Among those present were: Miss
bell. Miss Edith Spencer. Miss Elsie
Wright. Mr.. and Mrs Herman r.
Tyson. Miss Margaret l.. Almond,
Miss Ruth Clendaniel. Miss ELIZA
leth w Eggert. Miss Ethel G. Grieycs
ana Miss Jerome L. Underhill Of
Newark.
Miss Ruby Young. of Wilson. ~ c.;
Miss Burnicc Attix. of Canton. Md;
Miss Mcdowell. of Auddletown; Miss
Sallie Marvel. OF LAUREL Miss Marie
Iaflerty. of Philadelphia; Miss Mar
earet Hudson. of Wilmington: Miss
Lillian Sudler and Miss Dorothy
Newton. of Bridgeville; Miss Eliza
beth Fooks. OF Laurel; Miss Char
Iotte Poverty. OF Midtown; Miss
Cornelia Pnling and Miss Eleanor
Ap1ling. of Newark. Miss Laura Con-
,loe and Miss May Shallcross. IF
town: Miss Marion Wooddall,
esrgetown. Nd; Miss Ann
- Wilmington Miss Helen
I{I 4 ~ Miss Frances Watkins,
4 M e iz McI.ane. of Smyrna.
s b ties. Miss Margaret
s "a 81 e Heiser and Miss
4 ~ II Newark.
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