Evening journal., 1921-10-12

ing flags. $3.50; Gregg Publishing
Company. $45s; Daniel McGinn.
SEA: McGinn & Company, s26.oS;
RAN Pub. Co.. $3.50; Robelen Piano
Company. tuning piano, 1855; Cea-
mon Company, supplies, s43; Welsh
supplies, Size; Feeney, curtains,
s12S.5O; Western Union Telegraph
Company. s3.47.
In practice game OF basketball
played in the new State Armory last
evening. the team representing the
Sixth Company c. A. c. defeated a
team composed Of candidates for the
high school varsity by the score OF
SO to 16
Joseph Carlin entertained the
AMSCo stag Club at his home. Del
aware street and the Strand, last
evening, when a series Of games Of
500 were played.
Iaueet Rogers. an architect and
designer. gave an interesting ad-
dress on Trees and their care and
benefits to mankind" last evening at
the weekly session OF the New Castle
Century Club, In the club parlors
Second and Delaware streets. He
condemned the recent action OF the
Water and Light Commission in al
4 lowing the alleged mutilation OF the
sidewalk shade trees throughout the
city. He declared the tree was one
Of mans best friends yet so little
attention is given them, they are al
lowed to grow without the least care
except that given at the time OF
planting. He gave the history OF
the tree from the time OF Adam un-
lin the present time. The physio-
llogv and anatomy OF the tree was
given considerable attention during
Mr.. Rogers address He suggested
paid expert on trees be employed
by the city to give them the proper
care and attention. It was decided
to have the clubs young Elm tree
removed to a safe place. The tree
was planted in front OF the club
rooms. but the members are fearful
the lnemans axe will at some fu-
ture time mutilate It. A commit
tee was appointed to look after the
removal. Mrs. Lauset Rogers gave
several selection on the piano.
The Highlets football team viii
play the DeSales team Of Whining
ton. Friday afternoon on Battery
Park. game to begin at 3 o'clock
The coaches are having the team oul
for practice each afternoon, and are
, hoping for the teams rapid develop
ment into contender for Inter
? scholastic honors.
At the weekly meeting Of Industrl
Council. No. %, Jr., o. u. A. NJ.
Earl Wortz was elected inside sen
! tinel and Merton White, outside
sentinel
! A number OF school and class
/ mates of willard Bicking, son Of tn
Rev. and Mrs. ]. r. Bicking CAV
I him a surprise visit last evening
p when games music and indoor sport
, were enjoyed followed by a cola
! tion. Those present were III
, Misses Olga Glendon, Frances Sheri
, dan, Carrie Atkinson. Alice keegar
Lillian Proud, Harriet Marsh, Eliza
, beth Bennett, Dorothy Ramsey
, | Erma McKnltt. Adelaide Davis. Bes
sic Hardy. Arcadia Smith, Jane To
Il bin. Elizabeth Hemphin. Elizabet
= Jones. Virginia Newlove. Ruth Zim
Il norman and Betrha Barnes, an
l. Messrs. willard and Paul Bickinl
ogden Wise, Harry Hurd, Frit
Pfrommer, Donald Banks, Charlie
70 Townsend, Jr.. James T. Challenger
N Jr.. Edward and George Pinder, Her
a bert Barnes, Merritt Savin, Maxwe
z and Cranston Gland, John w. Bick
e ing and the Rev. and Mrs. j. /
II Bicking.
- The first fan meeting Of the Youn
- Mems Association OF the First Pres
n byterian Church, will be held tomoi
% row evening at the home Of Mr. an
is Mrs. Orian A. Carrick, on West FIT
ie street.
II The conference OF the Mayo
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