Evening journal., 1921-02-16

mington. II is probable the winner
OF this series will play the Varsity
FIVE OF Wilmington High. in an effort
to make them champions without
any ifs"
The cost OF the trip including two
meals. nights lodging and train
fare will not exceed 81. A commit
tee from the Dover school are maxi
ing arrangements for the expected
influx of fans Anyone wishing TO
go should notify any member of the
local five by tonight. so they can
communicate with the Dover COM
mittee on arrangements to insure ac-
commodations.
A large and appreciative audi
ence heard Professor George Nc
Inure's address on Patriotism" 3"
given in conjunction with the weekly
Injecting OF the New Castle Century
! Club in its rooms last night. Mr.. NC
Intire called the assemblys attention
10 many noble. christian and patri-
otic characteristics OF the lives of
both Washington and Lincoln. whose
birthdays were celebrated by the
club last night.
The first dance TO be given in the
new Van Dyke Armory will be on
March 21. The Hollowell Orchestra
will furnish the music
The Current Events Glass will
hold its weekly session at 2.30 o'clock
next Friday afternoon in New Cas-
Kf.r.Nsasarr
review and autobiography OF MAR
got Asquith," by Mrs. Frank deli.
Janvier and the current events read
by Mrs. Jacob II. Speicher. will be
followed by pound party. This
party win be given 20 receive dona-
tions OF pound packages TO be used
in relieving the needy OF the city.
Each person attending this meet
ling win be requested to bring a
lpound package OF some eatable, as
Twill also be requested OF each mem
lber unable 10 attend. Those wishing
to contribute. whether members OF
the New Castle Century Club or Cur
trent Events Glass or not. may do so
lby sending same 20 the rooms al
Second and Delaware streets. While
pound packages arc requested any
vegetables. groceries or canned goods
lin larger quantities will be gladly
welcomed. The slogan Of this meet
ling will be Remember n you have
plenty. others have not"
The tank corps committee reports
their numbers increased to forty
last night.
George Pustile. Ozro Lunt and
Forward McIlhenny. OF this city, are
spending a weeks vacation at the
lsummer cottage OF Walter Wipf. al
the Joseph Quigley beach, below
this city.
Warren Burns OF Second street. a
lchicken fancier. has a fine chicken
yard containing % hens. from which
he gets % eggs daily. This average
has been maintained by this flock OF
hens for several weeks. Mr. Burns
would like TO hear from any fancier
who can show a similar yard Of hens
THAT can beat this average.
John Williamson. the one-year-old
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles VIII
lliamson, OF Seventh street, was
stricken with commissions yesterday
at the home OF his parents. His
lcondition was somewhat improved
this morning.
Frank Carroll. a motorman EN-.
ployed on the Wilmington-New Cas-.
tle-Delaware City trolley line. who
was operated on at the Physicians
and Surgeons Hospital last week. /,
expected home the latter part OF thi,
week.
Miss Edith Harrison, OF Button
wood, who has been confined to he
home with grip for several DAYS. Il
able TO be about the house.
! Miss Mae Comerford. OF Yves
Fifth street, who has been i'll 10
several days. was able 70 resume he
/ duties as stenographer for the Rova
Jewelry Company, Wilmington, yes
! terday.
Mrs. Morrell Thornton. OF Eas
Fourth street. is confined to her be
with grip.
! Mrs. Charles S. Flemming is con
fined to her home by illness.
The Misses Elsie and Grace Wip
Of Second street. who have been n
guests Of Wilmington friends, ha,
returned home.
Captain r. +. Foulkes. Of Wash
ington. ID. c., who spent the la.
weekend with Mr.. and Mrs. Waite
Wipf. on Second street. returned I
Washington yesterday.