Evening journal., 1920-11-29

morning worship. The bishop attend
ed the church school in the afternoon,
and was given a great ovation by the
children OF the school, as he left on
The trolley flor his home after this
service.
j. Edward Truitt OF West Third
street. announced the engagement OF
his sister, Miss Irene Martha Iruitt TO
Arthur Seimen. Of Philadelphia. yes.
lerday The date Of the wedding mas
not been announced. ,. nj.
Members Of the Good VIII FIRE
Company will elect officers for the en-
suing year Wednesday evening.
Mrs. William r. Harrington, Oh
Bear. was sent 10 the Physicians and
Surgeons Hospital last Saturday ana
was operated on for gall stones.
Members OF ST. Anne's Guild OF the
Emmanuel Church, Will begin theT
Advent sewing this evening. The ar
ticles made during this season VIII ne
given the Baby Hospital ana Day
| Nursery, Wilmington. These sewing
bees Will be held al the homes OF the
various members.
The Women's Auxiliary Of lmman-
uel Church will begin their Advent
sewing Wednesday morning at 1890
o'clock. An all-day meeting Will be
held in the parish house on that day
and lunch viii he served at o'clock.
Mrs. w. George Wright. Of the
Strand, and Mrs. NJ p. Phillips, VIII
be in charge Of the Current Events
Glass OF the New Castle Century Club
entertainments during December.
There will be a card party given in
the club parl0rs OF the New Castle
| Century Club tomorrow evening al
7i5 O'Clock. The evening viii be
spent in playing 800 and bridge. Tea
will be served following the party. on
next Friday at 2.30 o'clock the Cur
rent Events Glass viii be addressed by
Mrs. A. NJ Boyer, president OF he
| Delaware Federation Of Womens
Clubs. Mrs Joseph H. carp will read
the current events paper.
George w. Burrls, county road SUI
pervisor, has employed several trucks
10 cart refuse from the plant OF the
/ Wilmington Meleahh Iron Company,
TO be placed on tllling the River Road.
| William Stradley has been assigned
| from the Wilmington Office 10 make
the gas meter readings and collections
for the Wilmington Gas Company
here. James b. Lancaster, Sr who
has been doing This work IN connec-
tion with his other duties as local
/ superintendent for the company, as
/ requested assistance
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Olhoson, OF
Philadelphia. spent the Weekend at
the home Of Mr.. OlhOson's brother,
Clark Othoson, at Red Lion, The two
brothers spent Saturday cunning.
Miss Essie Kirby. Of Chcsteriown,
Md, who has been spending The holi-
days with Mr. and Mrs. Clark Otho-
son. returned home yesterday.
Miss Margaret Hazard a student al
| The University of Pennsylvania was
the weekend guest OF Miss Marjorie
carp, at the Episcopal reciory.
John Earp, of SWarihmOre College,
who has been spending the holidays
| with his parents, the Rev. and Mrs
Joseph H. carp, at The rectory. re-
turned TO resume his studies yester-
day
Miss Marjorie carp. Of Dover. who
has been spending lhe holidays with
her parents at The rcctory, returned to
Dover today
J. Edward Truill. who has been
touring The large cities Of the east, re-
turned 10 his home on West Third
street, This city, Salarday
John Fell. proprietor Of the Jeffer-
son Apartments, who has been spend
I
perksie. Pa. returned home yesterday
Mr. and Mrs Richard Brown and
children, Of Tacony, who have been
spending The holidays here, as The
guests OF their parents, Mr.. and Mrs
William Brown, and Mrs Alber
Kirby, respectively. returned 90 theii
home yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs Herbert Everhart an,
son. William, OF Baltimore. who spen
The holidays here with relatives, re
turned horne yesterday
Mrs. p y. Lightner who was on
Of the teachers in the Home American
izatiOn Schools last year, has beer
compelled 10 discontinue her Worl
because Of her health.
Mrs. Charles Townsend. OF Second
street, who was successfully operated
on al the Homeopathic Hospital sew
eral days ago, returned TO her home
last Saturday.