Evening journal., 1915-08-28
NEW Castle WOMEN
TO GIVE CARNIVAL
To Be Held in Opera House
in October For Benefit of
Methodist Church
T. A. B. MEN ALL WE'D
AFTER TAKING OFFICE

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
NEW CASTLE. Del, Aug. 2S.--Ar-
rangements have been completed by
the women of the Methodist Church
for a carnival to be held in the Opera
House on the afternoons and even
ings of October 1916. The following
committee will be in charge of the
several booths:
Country Store-J. B. Montgomery.
John f.. 2. Clayton, George Swan.
George McNitt, Mitchell Giveson. Jo-
seph Coheld and Frank Mcdonald.
Sample Table - Mrs. William
owens. Mrs Anna Blackburn Mrs.
Charles Lancaster, Sr.. Mrs. Joseph
Cofeld and Miss Ida Johnson
Fancy Table-Mrs Elmer Meggin-
son. Mrs. Wilbert Meredith Mrs.
Clara Craig. Mrs. ]. L. Johnson. Mrs.
Earnest Parks. Mrs. Julius Dodd and
Mrs. S. C. Connell,
Candy Table-Mrs. Elias Clay
ton. Mrs. Arthur Milligan. Mrs.
Walter Daily. Miss Greta Ma
guire. Miss Mabel Clewell Miss
Elizabeth r. Bacon and Miss Rebecca
Moore.
Variety Table-Mrs. Edward Pin
der. Mrs. Mitchell Giveson, Mrs We'll
don Vining. Mrs. Hummel and Mrs.
John Clymer.
Ice Cream-Mrs. Harold Hobbs.
Mrs Theodore Atkinson, Mrs. George
Downey. Mrs. Albert Clayton Mrs.
Herbert Kee, Mrs. John Proud. Miss
Margaret Gordon and Miss Lille
Montgomery.
Fish Pond-The Camp Fire Girls,
Miss Myrtle Mcguire, superintendent
Pie and Milk-Boy Scouts.
Ladies' Exchange Miss Blanch
Clayton, Mrs. James Tilney, MRS. Mel
lie Megginson and Miss Bell Wadsley,
Rummage Store - Mrs George
Proud Mrs. John Hallman. Mrs
Frank Mcdonald Mrs Robert Har-
rington. Mrs. Hooper Downey and
Mrs. Wilhelme.
Novelty Table-Mrs. George Tobin
Mrs. Dale Bender. Mrs. Joseph Arm.
priester, Mrs J. b. Manlove and Mrs
Bennett Lancaster.
Cake Table-Mrs John King. Mrs
William Deakyne, Mrs. Margaret
Bacon. Mrs Jacob Wright. Mrs Sal,
lie Pustil. Mrs. Harry Holiday. Mrs
James Craig and Mrs. James Duncan
Coffee-Mrs. Thomas Gravel.
Supper Table-Mrs. John r.
Clayton, Mrs. Rudolph vallett Mrs
= James Bacon. Mrs William Weggen
{ man. Mrs. John Hance. Mrs. Edwar,
Naylor, Mrs. J. b. Montgomery Mrs
. Spencer Clymer. Mrs Sue Kee Mrs
! George Swan. Mrs William Thomp
son. Mrs. Julia Walls, Mrs. Jacol
3 Steele. Mrs. l.. O. Wise. Mrs Mar
= Mcguire. Mrs. Mcdonald. Mrs. Wi
! liam Conner, Mrs. Rufus Bradley an
y Mrs. Adelaide Burris.
Tickets-Mrs. c. r. Jamison
Chicken Salad-Mrs. Edward Eagle
~ "Oh, papa, papa. there is a hir
. mouse said a little girl TO her faith
!, er al the Delaware street wharf las
evening while waiting for the mem
:; bers of the X. of p. 10 board tn
= launches 10 go to Pennsvllle. Tn
man assured the child that the bir
. was a swallow and not a bat Tn
= previous night the child and relative
had been scared by a bat which en-
: tered their home. The manner Il
! which a bat swoops within a few
8 inches of a person always cause
r alarm and many people labor unde
r the delusion that a bat is blind
. When the people in the Delawarl
. street house ran out the other nigh
! they left the door open and the ba
5 disappeared.
Members Of Adelphia Lodge. X. o
p, paid a fraternal visit TO Riversid
lodge at Pennsville, n. j., last might
This fraternal custom Is an annua
ID one when the watermelons AM
N cantaloupes are ripe The Riversld
re Lodge will pay a return visit later il
81 the season.
II The tea given yesterday afternoon
o. at the home of Mrs. John II. Rodne
was delightful affair. The proceed