Evening journal., 1921-02-11
news GOSSIP
OF new CASTLE
Dolls, Old and New, TO be
Shown at Church Ex-
hibition
PRESBYTERIAN
SCHOOL ELECTS

Special to The Evening Journal.
NEW CASTLE, Feb. 11-Arrange-
rnentS have been completed Tor the
doll show and entertainment to be
given in the Sunday school rooms OF
the Methodist Church at 3 o'clock
tomorrow afternoon by the Little
Light Bearers of the Womcn's For
eiEn Missionary Society. for the
benefit OF the Chinese relief find.
Several novel exhibits are promised
for the show. some OF which are two
50-year-old dolls. one CO. -year4old
DOLL. one doll and Grade more than
so years old, and a Teddy Bear that
was purchased in France by John
Nhiteside. OF the United States Navy.
who sent Il 10 his wife here. One
OF Mr.. Whiteside's little sisters.
through the kindness OF Mrs. White
side. will be the entrant
The program follows: Greeting
by Jennie Ingie: solo, Little Things
Have Wonderful Power" by Mar
garet Long. recitauons by Florence
and Martha Harrington aud other
members OF the Little Light Bearers:
recitation, "The Dolly's Christmas
Tree" by Mary Challenger solo.
mission Band" by Harry Long.
recitation. did You Ever Stop TO
think" by Chester McKnitt and
others; reading. THE Children s
Pledge" duet, "A Song OF HOPE"
by Gladys and Alice Clayton read
ing. The Lament OF the Out-grown
Doll" by Elizabeth Bennett; solo,
"Roci bye" BY Martha Shaw:
recitation. The Robin in the Rain. "
by Charles Davidson; reading. by
Addie Duling; The Teacher and Her
Pupils" by Adelaide M. Davidson.
and the three Cramer sisters: reci-
tation by several Little Light Bear
ers: dialogue. "The Worth OF a
Nickle." by Harry Long, George
Pinder and Irene Knittner; duet.
Mrs Robert Harrington, Jr.. and
Miss Ruth Zimmerman. Another
feature is a talk on "Other Chill
dren's Dolls"
Mrs. a. Brown Lancaster. OF Sec
ond and Delaware streets. enter
tanned number OF her young friends
at social evening. followed by re-
frieshments al her home last even
ing Those present were; The
Misses Helen Hurley. Elizabeth
Shearer. Ann McCaughan, Kitty
Sheridan and hessrs. Charles MUIR
ply, william May and Eugene
Sheridan
MIS-. william Gebhart. who. with
her husband. conducts a grocery
store at Second and Harmony
streets. narrowly escaped serious
injury Wednesday evening, when
tho revolver. which Mr.. Gebhart
was loading, was accidentally dis
charged, the bullet passing near
Ms. Gebhart Thieves recently at
tempted 20 rob their home and Mr
Gsbhart was preparing for them
should they make a second effort.
Arrangements are being made FOR
closing the Scholastic basket
BAH season with a game between a
team picked from the Alumni As
sociation and the 1921 Varsity team
on Monday evening. February 2S,
The alumni team will be picked
from the following members: Johnny
Naylor. Eddie Naylor Horace Dea-
htUtf aNcrHA AARAIAAUthf LIZ DAAAN
s. Vallett and Vaughan Lancaster
This game will be preceded by a
game between teams Of the Soph-
more and Freshmen classes. The
Sophmore class team is being coach
ed by Samuel McKnitt and the
Freshmen class by Newton White
Earl Weggenman substituted az
coach for the freshmen team yes
terday in the absence OF the regular
coach.
Mrs. Edith Whiteside entertained
her Sunday school class last even.
ing in the Sunday school rooms OF
the Methodist Church.
Mrs. George Williams. OF Wesl
Fifth street. is confined 10 her bee
with grin.
Miss Elizabeth Fehl. of Delaware
street and strand. Is confined TO hci
bed with grip.
Classmates Of Frank Bacon. mem
Der OF tho class OF i923. OF the New
Castle High SCHOOL, presented him
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