Evening journal., 1921-02-23

posed OF Messrs. John T. Hayes. Jr..
Joseph Hayes, Victor Davis and Fred
Banner" America" and sour Della
ware" was sung as a chorus by those
present The entertainment was
given in commemoration OF the birth
Of Washington and Lincoln. The
home was beautifully decorated with
the national colors and photographs
Of the two most outstanding persons
in American history. A SMALL Amer
ican flag was presented each person
in attendance as a souvenir. Re
freshments were served following the
presentation Of the program.
The next meeting Of the social
will be at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs
Walter Burris, at Bear Station, Tues
day evening. March 20.
The quot team representing In
dustry Council. Jr. o. u. A. NJ, de-
feated the team representing I he
Daughters OF America, OF Whining
ton, three straight games last night.
by the scorces OF 21 to 1; 21 TO and
p 70 u. The game was played fol-
lowing the weekly business session
Of the council in Masonic Temple.
A double birthday anniversary
celebration took place at the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs Harry Hayes, Red
Lion, Saturday evening. when a sur
prise party was given Mrs. Hayes
and her son. John T. Hayes. Jr.
Many presents were received by each.
Games and instrumental and vocal
music featured the evening. Among
those present were: Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Hayes, Mr.. and Mrs p. M.
Kemp. Mr.. and Mrs Harry Apple
by, Miss Helen Hayes. Miss Naomi
Colt. Miss Mabel Othoson. Mrs. Fred
erick c. Davidson, Miss Mary Wal
ton, Miss Marie Mendenhall. Miss
Gertrude Ratledge, Miss Mary Sterl-
ing, Margaret Kemp. Eleanor Kemp
Harry Appleby, Alfred Appleby
Ephriam Sterling. H. Orman Wal
ton and Victor Davis
Delegates from the First Baptist
Church will attend the New World
Movement Missionary Conference
next Friday. The conference will be
held in the Second Baptist Church
/ Wilmington.
The New Castle A. c. will go e
| Elkton this evening by truck to PLAY
a game Of basketball with the Elktor
A. c.
Esther Tubb. the 1o-year-oid
granddaughter OF Mr.. and Mrs Sam
uel Walker, OF the Baldton, is con.
fined 20 her grandparents home with
grip.
Mrs. James Odgers. Of Seventh ant
Clark streets is confined to her bee
with grip.
Mrs Bessie Ring. Of the Strand. i,
i'll with grip.
Walter Ingram. of Delawar,
street is suffering from grip.
Charles Stevenson. the S-year-olt
son OF Mr.. and Mrs. william Steven.
son, Of East Fourth street. was oper,
ated on at the Delaware Hospital
Wilmington, yesterday, for affected
tonsils.
Francis Whitlock, son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Gerry Whitlock. Of 600 Claytor
street, is confined to his bed will
diphtheria.
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. James McIvor, o.
Wilmington, former residents OF thii
city, were visitors with friends il
town yesterday. Mr.. McIvor, VIII,
was formerly The Evening Journa
correspondent here, spent the greate
part of the day renewing old ac
quaintances.
Miss Sarah Shearer, Kirkwood
was a guest yesterday of her sister
Miss Elizabeth Shearer.
Miss Elizabeth Bull and Mis-
Mamie Hance were visitors yoster
day TO James Hance, Jr.. who ~
patient in st. Joseph's Hospital
Philadelphia.
Robert Vantine. formerly OF thi
city. who has been residing in New
Britain, Conn, for several years, ar
rived here yesterday 10 visit his sis
ter and brother-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs
Edward GebharL He had previousl
been visiting his sister, Mrs. Home
Jackson. in Parksburg. Pa