Evening journal., 1919-02-11
NEWS HAPPENINGS
ABOUT new CASTLE
New Century Club Women
Announce Wednesday
Afternoon Card Party
EPISCOPALIAN
WOMEN TO MEET
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| Special TO The Evening Journal.
NEW CASTLE. Del. Feb. ii.-Th'
woman's Auxiliary Of Emmanuel Epis-
copal Church will meet at the home Of
Mrs. John Rodney this evening. II is
hoped that all members viii attend the
meeting as there are several important
matters TO be arranged.
The women, who have been serving
at the Red Cross rooms have finished
the work for Belgian relief. Mrs. E. II
Naylor would like all those who helped
so well with that work to help with
the sewing for hospitals on Tuesday and
Wednesday OF each week
A card party Will be given at the
Century Club on Wednesday afternoon,
beginning at 2 o'clock Miss Bertha
Lambson, president OF the club. and
Mrs. J. Z. Philips will be In charge Of
the party. Both bridge and five hum
dred VIII be played. The proceeds VIII
be for the building fund.
This evening at the Century Club
after The regular business meeting,
Professor II. II. Hay will make an ad-
dress
Frederick Lorenz, who recently re-
turned from France, has received his
discharge from the service.
Owing 30 the Increase in business II
has been necessary for Edward Platt
20 purchase a large truck. He now has
a one-ton Ford truck.
There VIII be a flnal meeting this
evening OF the canvassers for the new
financial plan Of the NJ z. Church. The
work Of the canvassers begins tomor-
row.
Kennard Naylor. who has been an
instructor at the naval training station
at Berkeley. Va. Is home on a ten-day
furlough before sailing for the Pacific
coast. -- --. -,-J -
The Pastfme first and second basket
ball teams viii play another double
header on Thursday evening in the X.
Of p. Hall Their opponents Will be the
fast keystone +. c.. FIRST and second
teams OF Wilmington.
The Pastime teams are making every
arrangement to accommodate the large
crowd which Is expected TO witness
these games. The following players
VIII represent the Pastlme Club
First team--kernsi Pinder, forwards /:
Thompson. Center; Mcdaniel. Proud,
guards.
Second team-Davis, Hatton. for
wards a.. Gallagher. center; Alexander
Gallagher, Lawler. Price, guards.
pastime players will practice every
night this week previous to the game
in an EFFORT 10 get 10 shape and give
l.. krtr ~
would like The fans TO show their ap-
probation by attending the games.
Owing TO an error on the score
keepers part. the game between The
Bethlehem beading, Company and the
FIRST team last Friday evening, the game
ended In ii-ii tie. These teams will
meet again on Friday evening, February
2i, In the opera House. The game VIII
be followed by a dance.
The following letters remain un-
claimed at the POstofllce: ...t
Pvt H. C. Barge. Miss Elizabeth Bax-
ter, Olin Carlisle, Edw. T. Crompton.
Miss Anna v. Cooper. Miss Elsie DEN
iene. joseph, Davis William NJ. Fry,
drs. Julia Gresslnger. Miss Bertha
ireen, Miss Laura Haines. Miss France
larry, Charles w Hills, Pearl Hill,
ames o. Handy, Miss Amanda Jones,
samuel d. Jamison. Hugh C. Kemp. (
frs. Kean Jean Linder. Miss Carrie /
filler. Samuel NJ. McClenaghan, J. Jack /
No. ii9. Madison street. New
iastle Hub Company, Walter Nelson, /
Nlvan Othoson, Samuel Pombrany, A. |
oiethich. Mrs. Jennetf Panzs, Mrs Rosa
Pierce, Mrs Hyland Price, John Richie. |
Ngr. CIV. SEYMOUR. b. Shaw. Samuel l
Stark, Ed. Thompson, Bernhard Thom-
gren. Mrs. Annie Vlnlnson, Robert
White, Miss Jessie Wright.