Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1916-10-12

Denney. Mrs. Howard wilhelme. Mrs.
Charles Hewlett.
Gingerbread, baked beans. chicken
salad. etc.-Afrs. Parker Moore, chair
man; Mrs. James Hallman. Mrs. Ben
nett F. Lancaster. Mrs. Howard David
son.
Fancy-table-Mrs. Elmer c. Meg
ginson, chairman; Mrs. Elmer l..
Cross, Mrs. julius Dodd. Mrs. Wilbur
Meredith. Mrs. f. Ernest Parks. Mrs.
Ernest Foster, Mrs. Elias Clayton.
Mrs. Clarence Craig, Mrs. Henrietta
Borne. Mrs: Charles e. Lancaster. Jr..
Mrs. Elizabeth Moore, Mrs. Margaret
Bacon. Miss Elizabeth Moore. Miss
lda Johnson, Mrs. Francis Mallette,
Miss Lillian Montgomery, Miss May
b. Cooley.
Flowers and handkerchiefs-Mr
Frank Macdonald, chairman; Mrs.
Lena Hemphill. Mrs. Alice Pope.
Franhurters and sandwiches, can
ned goods, jellies, potato salad-Mrs.
George Proud, ST., chairman; Mrs.
Goldie McFarlin. Miss Mamie Daniels.
Parcel Post-Mrs. A. Mitchell Givi-
son. chairman; Mrs M. Whitesde,
Mrs. Mary Mcguire Sheridan, Mrs.
John Clymer. Mrs. Irwin Jones.
Pie and milk-Mrs. Richard 4. Pin
der, chairman; Mrs. John NJ. Hance,
Mrs. Willis Blackburn, Mrs. May Col
Inns. Mrs. George Williams, Mrs. will
liam MegginsOn, Mrs. Joseph Arm
priester.
Country store-Rev. John II. Beau
champ. ID. d.. chairman; Frank Mac
Donald, John B. Montgomery. A.
Mitchell Givison, George Swami,
George T. Tobin, Jr., James l.. Bacon.
Clarence Craig, John Lester. John F.
z. Clayton, Dale Bender. Charles Il.
Clewell, John Jester, Parker Moore
and the members OF the official board.
Bridgewater, the Jeweler.-Adv.
The teachers in the public schools
told the Board of Education that they
did not want a holiday, and accordingly
the schools are open today. The
teachers decided IL was best not 10
break the school course at present.
The final session Of the Chautauqua
will be held in the Opera House this
evening.
State President Jerome j. HerIev ano
County President George McGonigle, of
the 4. o. H., attended the meeting of
Division No 3 last evening. Three new
members were initiated and a number Of
cards received. The visiting officers told
of the growth In membership In all the
divisions. A tourist club has been
formed and fifty members will attend
the next national convention, to be held
in San Francisco in 1918. The object
Of the club is to make an effort 10
bring the convention to Wilmington in
1920.
Captain CalIaghan, of the Hibernian
Knights, was also present, and a bic
delegation Of New Castle Hibernians
will attend the knights ball in Will
mington on Thanksgiving eve.
The prayer meeting service in the NJ
r. Church last evening was well at
tended. Henry !. Magee delivered n
short address. William c. Marshall was
one Of the vocalists.
A delegation Of knights Of Columbus
from New Castle will 20 10 Wilmington
this evening 20 attend the smoker of
Santa Maria Council. District Attorney
Charles r. Curley will deliver the ad-
dress.
In the parish house this evening the
congregation Of Emmanuel Church will
give a reception to the Rev. and Mrs
Addison A. Ewing.
Adelphia Lodge. No. 9, Knights oi
Pythias, Is arranging for lie forty -eightl
anniversary.
The funeral Of Grace Thompson. col
ored, took place yesterday afternoon
Internent was made in Union cemetery
William Rossell. who has been sick
for a year. Is now IN a critical condi-
ftou