Evening journal., 1921-11-26
TO GIVEPARTY
FOR Children
Youngsters of Delaware City
Will be Entertained by
Century Club
EDITOR HOBBS
TO BE SPEAKER
,eoial TO The Evening Journal.

Special to The Evening Journal.
DELAWARE CITY, Nov. 26-The
annual childrens entertainment of
the Delaware City Century Club
will be held in Firemen's Hall this
evening, beginning at 7.3O o'clock
The program will be presented by
the children of members of the club,
who have been drilled by Mrs. John
e. Schunder. AS special features of
the program, Mrs Horace p. John
son and Master Walter Frank, boy
violinist. of Wilmington, will give
several duets and solos. The pro-
gram:
Prologue, Harvey Wilkinson;
opening selection, piano and violin;
duet, Mrs. Horace p. johnson and
Master Walter Frank; speech,
George Jester; piano solo, I'm the
Mountains" by Dorothy Stanley; ex-
ercise, where They Grow" by John
Spicer, Sarah Jane Clark, Frances
Lugand and James Clark; recita-
ton, Bread Crusts." by Frances
Lugand: piano and violin duet, Mrs.
johnson and Walter Frank; speech,
Lawrence Peacock; '"rhe Message Of
the Flowers" by Dorothy Stanley,
Louise Smith, Margaret Ellis, Mary
Clark and Catharine Spicer; piano
solo, Apple Blossoms" by Margaret
Ellis; story and song, Sugar Plum
Tree" by BERTHE jefferson, Fran
ces Lugand. Chester Baum, Sarah
Jane Clark and James Clark; Choice
of Occupations, by Margaret Ellis.
Harold Wilkinson, Catharine Spicer,
John webb, Dorothy Stanley, Wal
ter Ellis, Frances Webb, Richard
Warner and Mary Clark; piano
duet. Frances and John Webb;
sketch and song. Edwin Shafer. John
Webb, Harry Heal, Clarence Bend
Ter and william Derrickson; piano
and violin duet, Mrs. johnson and
Walter Frank; Indian scene, by all
the children; recitation. by John
Spicer; concluding number piano
and violin duet by Mrs. johnson and
Walter Frank.
Tomorrow marks the beginning OF
, the Mission for Missions" week in
the Diocese of Delaware. At 3.45
o'clock, George Warfield Hobbs. edi-
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dress the members OF Christ's Epis-
copal Church, this city.
At s o'clock Wednesday evening
the Rev. Charles E. Betticher. OF
New York city. editor OF the Spirit
OF Nations, and a member of a gen
eral staff of the Episcopal Church
will conduct a conference with the
members of the church in the parish
house.
Sunday, December 4-The annual
| canvass of the parish will take place
Members OF the parish will endeavoi
TO fall in line with the enlarged
plans OF work. that Bishop Cook
wishes to carry out in this diocese
rhe Boy Scouts and Girls Commun-
ity Club will attend tomorrow's SER
vice. All collections will be turned
over TO the Babies Hospital, Will
mington. Donations of provisions
will be received. The latter is also
for the Babies Hospital, Whining
ton.
The Rev. L. W. Layfield pastor oi
the First Methodist Church. who has
been spending the week with nj.
children at FELTON, and Greenwood
arrived home this morning and viii
be in charge OF the services in thai
church tomorrow.
The Rev. Robert c. Pitze. will b,
in charge Of the services in the Firs
Presbyterian Church tomorrow
Frank c. Warner, of Clinton and
Henry streets, has sold his prep
erty to J. NJ. Shaffer Of this city. II,
and his family will spend the winter
in the south.
The High School Athletic Asso.
citation has completed arrangement!
for the dance to be given by then
next Tuesday evening in the Fire
mems Hall. This dance is for m,
benefit of the association. which 4
in needlof finances.
Thomas Armstrong Is erecting
large dwelling on the plot of grounc
at Adams and Williams streets. h,
recently purchased from Mrs. Jos
eph Pennington.
Jacob Fadden and family, VIII,
have been residing or Clinton street
opposite the High School, have NOV
ed to the New York city.
Councilman Frank X. Irons VIII
has been confined to his bed, serious
ly Ill, is improving and able to b.
about his home.
The Misses Elizabeth Atkins an,
Elizabeth Gladfelter. of Philadel
phia, are the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs
Robert Peacock, Clinton street.
Mrs. Andrew Schultz ami Mis-
Schultz are visiting relatives IL
Baltimore, Md.
Mrs. Samuel Armstrong is in tn
Johns Hopkins Hospital, Baltimore