Evening journal., 1916-05-25
Child CRUSHED
UNDER AUTO wheels
l3 Year Old Jennie Tweed
Will Survive Severe
Injuries
COLLEGE BOYS
IN FAREWELL HOP

Special TO THE EVENING JOURNAL.
NEWARK, May 25.-Jennie Tweed,
the thirteen-year-old daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Robert Tweed. was seriously
Injured yesterday afternoon. when she
was run over by Alfred c. Stiltz, auto
mobile transfer. The child is said
20 have run across the street almost
directly in front Of the transfer. She
was knocked down and the wheels
passed over her chest. Five ribs and
her collar bone were broken. DR..
Walter II. Steel. after giving her tenn
pOrary treatment, sent her 10 the
Homeopathic Hospital, Wilmington.
rhe child will recover.
AT the close of the home economies
school. recently held al Georgetown
by Miss Elizabeth jefferson, extern
sion worker in home economics at the
Womens College the following were
awarded certificates, they having COM
pleted the five weeks course: Mrs.
Minos Short, Mrs. Andrew Marvel,
Mrs Mary Robinson, Mrs. Clarence
Pepper. Mrs. Adah Pepper Miss EN-
ma Penenl Miss May Pennell. Miss
Leila Pennell. Miss Ethel Solloway,
Miss Lila Carey. Miss Harriet Will
son. Miss Elma Faucet, Miss Edith
Jones. Miss Olive Roach. Miss Nell
Lynch, Miss Margaret Lynch. Miss
Myrtle Wilson. Miss Grace Holson
Miss Olive Marsh. Miss Mary Cullen
Miss Julia Burton. Miss Clara Burton
and Mrs. r. c. Morris
Delaware College students are pre-
pairing for the farewell hop" to be
given the senior class in the Armory
on Wednesday night OF commencement
week The following committees have
been named Programs and invita-
tions-J. c. Hastings, chairman; II
W Ewing. f. G. Smyth and NJ. J
Fidance: lioor-T. r. Wilson. chair.
man. II. w. Horsey II. NJ. Veasey
and J. NJ. Heinel; music-F. T
Campbell. chairman; A. G. Heinel, l.
q. steele. w. V. Marshall and f. G
McCaghey: refreshments-R. II. Pep
per. chairman; r. NJ Appleby, J. A
Hopkins. r. NJ. Cameron, Chester
Smith and j. w. ODaniel; decora
tions-J. n. Jones, Jr., chairman; l.
l.. Smart, s. ID. Loomis, j. II. Beau
champ and S. r. NJ. Thomson.
The Womans Auxiliary Of st
Thomas Episcopal Church reorgan
lied al a meeting held Tuesday nigh
when these officers we're elected
President. Mrs. Ruth Rhodes; secre
tary. Mrs. Gaist; treasurer. Mrs
Jacobs. Mrs. Rhodes was named
delegate TO the convention being hell
in Emmanuel Church. Wilmington.
II was decided 10 give a str9wberr.
festival on the church lawn on TN
evening of June 3.
] Irwin Dayett has been elected
director of the Newark Trust and Saf
Deposit Company, succeeding hi
father. John w Dayett, now deceased
Doctor Randall OF the Bureau @
Education. Washington. visited an
inspected the school gardens that ar
being conducted by public school pu
pills under the supervision OF Mis-
Agnes Medill.
Miss Mary Hoffecker has been ar
pointed a teacher in the pnmar
school for ths next school year b
the Board OF Education.
The Ladies' Auxiliary OF the Barac
class Of the Newark Presbyteria
Church, has arranged for an enter
tainment TO be given in the churc
tomorrow night.
r. l.. Richards has been awarde
the contract for the cement and bnic
10 be used in the science building b'
ing erected for Delaware College. I
W. McNeal has been awarded the COT
tract for the sand for the building.