Evening journal., 1921-04-14

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Maxwell and Sudler Benton.
Second Grade-Ann Glanden,
Reba Greer. Elizabeth Hopkins,
Ruth Marshall, Wilson Cannon,
Arthur Kern. Frank King. Carl
Moyle, John Proud. Norman Smith,
Strother Watson and Walter VIII
liams.
First Grade Jeanette Cramer.
! Elizabeth Clayton. Amy Marsh. Ruby
Moyle, Mary Owens, Oscar Keimon.
Arthur Loveless Charles McKnitt
John Newton, Lloyd Watson and
Charles Watts.
No. SGhool-Richard Davis.
fourth grade; Frank Montgomery
fourth grade; Myrtle Watson, second
grade; Norman Watson. second
grade; Robert Montgomery. first
grade and Elio Cori. first grade.
Williams st. (Colored) Florence
Gree. second grade; Ida Henry. sec
ond grade; Madehn Roberts. first
Willard Kinslow. first grade and Ed
ward Henry, first grade.
ButtonwOod-Hen Raeson.
fourth grade; Edward Lewis. third
grade :Otha Harris, third grade:
David Day. first grade; Delmar AL
len, first grade; Ethel Lewis, first
/ grade Liddie Simmons first grade
and Carrie simmons. first grade.
The Young Mems Association OF
! the First Presbyterian Sunday School
will hold its monthly business ses-
sion and social at the home of Prof
and Mrs. H. r. Snavely, this eve
ming. This association will be the
guest of the Young Mems Bible
Glass, Mrs. J.. f. Eliason. teacher. of
Emmanuel Episcopal Sunday school.
on next Tuesday evening following
the planked shad dinner for the Rt.
Rev. Philip Cook. d. D.. Bishop Of
the Diocese of Delaware Bishop
Cook will address this meeting.
The New Castle High School base
ball team will play the Delaware
City High School team at the latter
city tomorrow afternoon. The game
will begin at 4 o'clock.
The Penn A c. baseball team. an
aggregation OF boys ranging from II
TO IA years of age. will play the
White Sox team, OF Wilmington, at
Eighteenth and Van Buren,, Satur-
day morning.
\ rumor circulated that Harry p.
Ahern, who was defeated for coun-
Gil by three votes in Tuesdays cleo
ton. would ask for a recount Of one
or more Of the districts. was en-
phatically denied last night by Mr..
Ahern, who said he acknowledged
defeat and had al no time intmated
any such a move on his part
Miss Elizabeth Kite, who has spent
considerable time in travelling thru
foreign countries. will address the
Current Events Glass OF the Century
Club at $50 o'clock tomorrow after
noon. Her subject will be on the
conditions and other interesting
points concerning France.
The trolley car leaving Fourth and
Market streets, Wilmington, at
o'clock last evening. was delayed
about 80 minutes at Kelly's Bottom,
by an auto truck which had run
across the tracks into the ditch at
that point
LOST-A small Eastern Star pin
set with small settings. Reward for
return of same TO 519 Delaware
street-Adv.
The Liberty Fire Company. which
had been called on a fire burning in
that vicinity, assisted the truck out
OF the ditch.
Miss Sarah Etchels. OF West Fifth
street. was lacerated about the body
and limbs last Tuesday night, when
she fell down cellar. An X-ray is 70
be taken of the injuries today.
Miss Tillie McGrory, OF Wesi
Fourth street, who has been suffer
ing several weeks from injuries tc
her kneecau, sustained further in
juries to the injured part yesterday
when she attempted to leave her bed.
b. J. O'Rourke, of West Sixth
street, who was operated on recent
" at thePhysicians' and Surgeons
Hospital. Wilmington, for complica-
tion developing from a previous op-
Grafton, has fully recovered and re-
sumed his duties as a salesman.
Members Of St. Johns Lodge, No
2, A. +. and A. NJ, received an Of
fetal visit from Grand Master VIII
} liam ]. Highheld, Of Wilmington
and staff of Wilmington last night
Following the business session tn,
visitors and members OF the loca
lodge enjoyed banquet. John Rie'
= was caterer. Tobin's orchestra fur
, nished the music.
st. Johns Lodge, A. F. and A. NJ.
has installed two electric lights a
the front entrance of their Masonic
Temple in which weekly meetingi
3 are held.
A handsome loving cup is on ex
hibition in the show window of tn,
, store of Frank Bridgewater. a
S Fourth and Delaware streets Th'
- cup was captured by the Junior or
der Of United American Mechanics il
> the recent quot tournament.
q he monthly meeting of the X 7
Club, composed of young women o
Y this city, was held at the home o
s Mr.. and Mrs. Harry +. Holiday oi
d East Fourth street, last evening
with Miss Emily +. Lunt. a fellow
member. as hostess. Those preSen
- we're: Mr.. and Mrs. Harry f. Holli
day, Mrs. Sophona Hewlett, Mri
:. samuel Farmer, the Misses Alice an
l. Irene Wise, Grace Zimmerman, rs
e tella Sibley, Elizabeth Davis, Mario
"a and Mae Bacon and Lydia Powell.
n, "Jekel" Mcdaniel, the 17-year-o -oi
h lcatching star Of the All-Star team ,