Evening journal., 1919-09-30
WHITE: TO ADDRESS
PLANT employees
Young Women OF Newark
to ASS Opening
Of c. A.
RED MEN TO WELCOME
SOLDIERS HOME

Special 10 The Evening journal.
NEWARK. sept. 30-lnierest in thf
,e,v local branch Of Tire Young Mems
Christian Association is increasing daily
,al there promises TO be record
.e0Nd al ihe formal opening Of The as
arsiion I'M The ArmOry on Thursday
iilhi. A. a preliminary TO the opening
HARRY T.. White. Of Boundbrook, n. Jr
am noted "l' entertainer viii make
hree addresses tomorrow.
Mr.. Whfe, who was secured FOR the
occasion by General Secretary w. Paul
Bcbout will arrive In Newark tomor-
row morning. At noon he will be taken
10 The plant OF the American Nulcani1ed
Fibre Company. where he will give a
talk 10 the employees Of that concern.
his speech there viii include the relat-
Ing Of some of his experiences IN
France during the war. Mir. Whhe I'D
making the trip over was on boat
that was torped0ed and he VIII tell Of
ahat experience.
The second talk will be TO high school
students in the armory after school.
lie is especially popular with boys ana
this should prove a great treat TO the
Young students. Arrangements have
been made for him to speak before a
union congregation in the Presbyterian
Church tomorrow evening. Thursday
will be another busy day for Mr. White.
as he will give a talk at the Continental
Fibre Company at noon, 10 the gram
mar school pupils in the afternoon and
al the opening Of the association that
evening.
The armory has been put in fine
shape for the occasion. Nearly every
one in town is assisting In some
way 20 make the association a success
and all are invited 10 be present Thurs
day evening A delegation of yOung
women viii have charge OF the refresh
ments that evening as follows: Miss
Elsie Wright, chairman; Miss Agnes
Medill. Miss COrnelia pilling, Miss
Edith Spencer. Miss Elizabeth Wright,
Miss Bessie Whittingham. Miss Kaih-
aryn Steel, Miss Helen Steel, Miss Ethel
Campbell. Miss Anna Ritz Miss Anna
Gallaher, Miss Marion Gsllaher Misses
Catherine. Alberta and Olive Heiser,
Miss Dora Law. Miss Marion Brown,
Miss Florence Colbert and Mrs. Frank
Nottingham.
come the visitors and assist Secretary
Bebout with the opening program.
Seventeen members ol Minnehahs
Tribe. Improved Order Of Red Men, of
Newark. who saw service in France
during the war will be given a Wei
come Home" reception by the tribe to-
night Nineteen members OF this tribe
were in the service and everyone Of
hem got to France during the war
Everyone Of them survived the war and
u lhe nineteen members, seventeen
lave now returned. As it is not known
when The other two will get home II
Nas decided to give the reception at
HIS time
Early this evening headed by the
Ninnehaha Tribe band there Will be
narade OF the members in Indian cos
iunie on Main street. After that they
Nill so TO their rooms in the Opera
House building where the Welcome I
Hame" exercises will take place /
George W. Griffin viii make the ad- 1
dress Of welcome and there viii also |
be other speeches. These Will be fol- |
lowed. by refreshments
The total enrolment Of Delaware Col /
lege 1i This time is 29i which exceeds !
by more than nifty any previous en-
rollment in The history Of the college. |
OF this number nearly half are fresh /
men, there now being about i30 in the /
Freshman class.
Miss ChirU Dong Yui, Of Shanghai, /
China. ~ a member OF the freshmen
class at the Womcns College Miss
Nui is sister Of Dr. Noompng Nul,
OF Shanghai. a graduate Of the Uni
Nersiy of PENNSYLVANIA school Of pub
lic Health. 1914 She came 10 the
Women's College at the suggestion Of
Miss Sieu Tsu Tsa. Of Huchow. China. /
who studied at tho Women's College in !