Evening journal., 1920-09-22
CHAUTAUQUA
FOR NEWPORT
Officers and Committees Are
Named for Second En-
tertainment Course
Special to The Evening Journal.

NEWPORT. SPIT. 22.-Newport and
surrounding vicinity will have an
other lhaulauqua. Newport held its
/ was a decided success. The cuaran-
! tors held meeting In the Nason-
u temple last evening. al which
TIME onHers We're elected. committees
apPolI.ea' and Advertising matter as
/ Wei as llckcis distributed
| Inc guarantOrs are j. Perkins
Gr0ome, Helen A. Cranston Nora
stuart, Dr. Merritt Burke. : ~. nav
Eila w Johnson, Emma = Nj,
gialy, Cllnord b. White, Sophia IA
bulltn, Arthur e. Gamble. Frances n
McCOy Annie o. Churchman. Mrs
MarsSiol Groome, Harley }. Slrahorn.
| Lieitt a. Lyman. Ethel w. Woodward
halherlne Whann, Hy land b. LYMAN.
Mrs. +. C. snyder. Charles p i9ns, Inn,
and Harvey r. Gregg.
unlcers were appointed as follows 9.
presidenlDJ. Perkins Groome: vice
| presldent-Arthur g.. Gamble: score
iary. Mss Nora Stuart, treasurer
Miss Helen Cranslon.
Ihe following committee were
In charge Of ticket sales-Nlss
hHa w. Johnson; chairman OF adver-
tislnS-Nliss Emma S. Maclary; hos
| pilality commitiee-Mrs. ". r.
1roome and Miss Leila A. Lyman and
hsisnd B. Lyman. hall committee
Arthur .. Gamble.
There Will be lectures. operatlc
concerts, stunts by the Junior Chau-
iauquans, and on the last evening
mere VIII be a comedy drama en-
titled 1T Pays TO Advertise"
The guaraniOrs viii held another
meeting The ilrst OF lhe coming week.
Mrs. Elizabeth Lyman, aged sc
years. died at her home here on Mon
day evening. She had been a life long
resident Of this vicinity and was the
widow OF Robert Lyman. who died
about i3 years ago. She Is survived
/ by three daughters and one son
namely, Mrs; irwin woodward, Mrs
Frank Ball. Miss Eta Lyman and
John r. Lyman.
Mrs. Lyman was a member Of the
Newport VI. =. Church. and had al
ways been very active until abou.
Three weeks ago, when she was taken
ill. Funeral services will be held on
Friday afternoon. 3 O'Clock. advanced
lime) lnterment Will be made at ST
, James cemetery. Newport
The Rev. and Mrs. +. y. Moore are
spending This week with relatives al
/ New Freedom, Pa.
. Mrs. William Crawford has re-
turned TO her home here after spend.
ing the past week with Mr.. and Mrs
Edward Warner Of Tuckahoe. Nd.
Howard Ball. formerly OF Newport
hut now of Allentown, Pa, spent the
/, weekend here as the guest Of Mr.
and Mrs, Marvin +. Ball.
Wilbur B.ckling is confined 90 his
/, home suffering from a spraned ankle
Miss Bessie NJ Maclary returned "a
her home here on sunday after
spending two weeks at Huntington
w. Va. as The guest OF Mr.. and Mrs
Warner Hopkins.
= Miss Grace Elliott who has beer
confined 20 her home for severa
! weeks suffering from injuries received
{ TO her knee-cap is a little improved
I | Mr.. and Mrs. Harry pOrdham, Heller
= and Ennis pordham OF near Stanton
r sp-nt sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Mar
Vim r. Ball.
Miss Irene F. Gregg is spending
this week at Cordova, Md as th
guest OF The Rev. and Hrs. j. II
Whedbee.
Miss Margory stuart Is spending
some time in Brooklyn. n. Y. as thl
guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. Ellsworth
Springer.
MN. duu MIS-. n. d. hluA nave It
turned 90 their home here after On.
i0ying a visit with Mr.. and Mrs
William Ball at Dover.
Mrs. William B. Shirar OF Frankfort
Pa. spent the weekend here, as the
guest OF Miss Emily Gregg.
Mr.. and Mrs William Crawford
had as their guests on sunday, Mrs
NJ BllsbOrough and daughter Helen
OF Wilmington, and Mrs. James Rice
Of Cape May, n. j.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. W. Maclary had as
their guests on Sunday, Mr.. ano
Mrs. William Pyle OF Wilmington
Mr. ana Mrs. George MacNamee, Mar
guerite and Sarabellc MacNamee OF
Chester Pa. and Mrs. Laura We3ste-
Elsie. Estelle and George Webster Of
near Wilmington.
Miss Ella n. johnson has as her
guests this week Mr.. and Mrs. How
ard Weldin Of Philadelphia.