Evening journal., 1917-12-10
Girls OF State
N Liberty CLUBS
Eight More Organizations
Formed to Help America
Win the War
SIGMA NU DANCE
IS HAPPY EVENT
Special 10 THE EVENING JOURNAL.

Special 10 THE EVENING JOURNAL.
NEWARK, Dec. i0.-The Sigma Nu
Fraternity OF Delaware College, gave
rs annual dance Friday evening,
which was attended by about sixty
Ave couples. The HOP" was held in
tho dining room OF pld College Hall,
being the fl-st dance TO ever be held In
that room. Ewings orchestra furnished
the music. The patronesses were Mrs.
Clarence A. Short, Mrs. Charles B.
Evans, Mrs. Samuel J.. Wright, Mrs. A.
G. Whittier. Mrs. C. C.. splker, Mrs.
Samuel c. Mitchell, Miss winifred J.
Robinson. Mrs. Z. L. Smith, Mrs. Harry
Hayward Mrs. 4. r. Cullimore and
Mrs H. Rodney sharpe.
Bishop Frederick j. Kinsman paid his
annual visit 10 St. Thomas Episcopal
Church yesterday morning and con-
flrmed a class.
Bishop William F. Mcdowell preach
ed IN Wolfe Hall last night to a large
congregation. To give their congre-
cations an opportunity to hear Bishop
Mcdowell both the Methodist and
Presbyterian Churches called OF their
evening services.
At a meeting Of the Aetna Hose,
Hook and Ladder Company Friday
night officers We're nominated for the
coming year. The officers will be
elected at the annual meeting Of the
company In January. Those nominal
ed for the various officers follow:
President, s. B. Herdman, vicc-presi-
dent, Charles L. Mediu; secretary,
Charles ". Colmery: treasurer, A. l..
Besls; chief F. Clifford Wilson; fire
recorder Leslie +. Hill; assistant
chiefs, Elmer j. Ellison, Frederick
Strickland and Norris s. Worrall; pipe
men, Wilmer Renshaw, Harlan c. Herd
man. r. ! Bailey, Frank NJ. Luton,
Harry Z. Hill and Benjamin +. Devon
shire: assistant pipemen, Guy Gray, j..
Clifford Willis, Ralph Barrow Wilmer
Hill, Thomas J. Sprogell and Henry
Gregg: directors, Ernest Frazer, Robert
&. Gallaher. L. j. Bailey, Joseph IT..
Hossinger, Harland C.. Herdman. Nor
ris s. Worrall and Frank ". Luton.
Eight Girls Liberty Clubs have re-
Gently been started in Delaware by
Miss Agnes Nledill, assistant state lead
er in this work with the assistance OF
Miss Grace Goodpasture, field worker
in Boys and Girls Club work from the
United States Department of Agricul-
ure. The work which is comparatively
new IN Delaware is attracting much
attention. The program for this year
takes up amon6 other things the
making of Liberty Bread. The clubs,
their leaders and officers are as fol-
lows:
Yorklyn-Anns Glenn, leader; presi-
dent, Frances McGovern; vice presi-
dent, Margaret McNaugh, and secre-
tary, Esther Walker.
Hockessin-Atiss Nellie Gray. leader
president, F-nces McGovern; vice
president, Margaret NlcNaugh, and
secretary, Esther Walker.
New Castle-Nliss Carrie Downie,
leader: president. May Fell; vice-presi-
dent. Berry Lee; treasurer, Gertrude
Ratledge
Georgetown-Nirs. Bertha Wagamon.
leader: president. Rebecca Faucet;
vice-president, Naomi Pepper, and
secretary. sara Messick.
Redden-Nlrs. r. G.. Hill, leader.
Omcers not elected.
Enendale-Miss Reed, leader. Onlcers
not elected.
Bridgeville-Nirs. Anna Tull, leader;
nresident. Ruth King; vice-president
Margaret Moore; secretary, Hilda
short, and treasurer, Dorothy Ruos.