Evening journal., 1921-06-18

in the evening.
The morning program will be
opened by an address OF welcome by |
John Proud; recitations by Eliza |
Hobbs, Martha and Florence Har-
rington, Adelaide Rossell. Nellie |
Mcdowell. Marion Hockenberry, |
Susie Pressler. Hazel Littrell, |
Charles and Alice McKnitt, Blanche !
Moore and Mary owens, Betty Will |
helme. Richard snavely, William
Tobin. william. Leon and Ann
Newlove, Eleanor McCuen, Marion |
ee, Bernice Moody, Elsie Emery
Catherine Aifree. sudler Benton,
Herbert Tobin, Lillian Ferris. Myr-
tie Watson. Carl Moyle. Wesley
Eteel Edward Davidson. Iva Moyle,
Edward Hemphill, Maurice Ring.
At 1880 o'clock the following pro-
gram will be presented: Opening
chorus by the school; responsive
reading and invocation by the Rev.
j. r. Bickng; chorus by the school;
recitation by Miss Caroline Ashley;
chorus by the school; recitation by
Miss Orwlla Newtonl a class exer-
else entitled DAISY Chain" by a
number Of girls; song by the school;
flower girl drill by two classes Of
girls. song by the school; rose drill,
by Mrs. Bicking's class; recitation
and solo by the Misses Mary Black
burn and Frances sheridan; recita-
ton by l.. ogden Wise. Jr.; Offering;
song by the school and benediction.
These exercises were postponed
from last Sunday because Of the
class 1921 of the High School at
tended the morning service. when
the baccalaureate sermon was
preached by the Rev. j. r. Bicking.
Services in the Lebanon M. e.
/ Church, Red Lion. tomorrow will
begin at 9.45 o'clock with Sunday
school, followed by preaching at
10.45 o'clock by the Rev. J. II.
/ Goeghegan. Mr.. Goeghegan will
preach in the Glasgow NJ. Il. Church
at 3 o'clock. The Epworth League,
in charge OF Miss Mary Richard.
will meet in Lebanon Church at 7.3O
O'Clock
In the First Baptist Church on
tomorrow a student from Grocer
Seminary. Chester, Pa. will be in
charge Of both morning and eve
ming services. He has made appli-
cation for the local pastorate.
Miss Marie T.. Reynolds. a mem
ber OF this years graduating class
Of st. Peters parochiai school. en-
tertained her class mates and
friends at her home on Delaware
street. Thursday evening. Those
present were: Miss Margaret McClaf-
ferty. Earl Walls. Robert Wright
/ Philip Tobin. John Neher. members
Of the class and the Misses Eliza
beth Ryan. Anna Sheriden. Cath
crime Duffy Mary Wright Anna and
Elizabeth Tobin. Mary, Bessie and
Catherine Reynolds and Messrs.
Martin Kenny. William McGrory and
Francis. McCanerty.
At the weekly meeting Of the
members OF Adclphia Lodge No. s,
X. OF r., last evening. the following
officers were nominated. Arthur
Gibbs. master Of work and trustee;
Samuel Moyle. chancellor COM
mander: Norman Banks. vice-com.
mander; John James. prelate; Har.
old Emory. Fred Wilhelm and VIII.
J liam Greer. master Of arms. inside
and outside guard Harry Il. Hainei
was also nominated for outside
guard. and John James. chairman
. OF widow and orphans committee,
Erby =. Davis will preach Fl
Hazel Dell Mission. near Hamilton
, Park. az 1880 o'clock tomorrow
morning. the Rev. Charles Hin vii
preach at 73o o'clock The Sunday
school will meet az 2.3O o'clock and
the Christian Endeavor Society al
/ O'Clock. The mid-week prayer meet
Ing will be held at the home OF Mr.
and Mrs. Howard Smith. az 7.3C
O'Clock, Wednesday evening.
william Goldsborough. OF the
western section Of the city. in cross
ing ditch along the Pennsylvania
Railroad, near Farnhurst fell. His
right hand came In contact with a
snake that fanged him. Or. Julius
Dodd cauterized the wound. Mr..
/ Goldsborough is employed in track
work for the railroad company.
Dredge No. 3, belonging 10 the
Fred +. Jones Company OF New
York and Norfolk, which has been
lying at the Delaware street wharf
for the past three days. left last
, night for the Dan Baker Shoals,
where it is employed In widening the
channel. The repairs TO tho main
) shaft bearing was completed and
2 installed yesterday by the American
t Manganese Company Of this town
. Mr.. and Mrs. Lauset Rogers. OF
e Boothhurst entertained sixty guests
n at a garden party and tea yesterday
- There was an exhibition Of hand
d painting by Mr.. Rogers.
About rs members and friends
0 including city officials, Of the Good
,r VIII fire company. assembled a.
Re 1880 o'clock, this afternoon and il
le parade formation at the enein,
e. house marched through the city
IS following which they left by moto
for Newark, where the compan
ty will sponsor the housing Of the ne,
N fire engine for the Aetna Hose, Hoo
s. and Ladder Company.
to James V. Campbell. chief OF tn
r fire department headed the parac
followed by three engines and II
n members OF the company. TT
y, company took the Ahrens-Fox engiI
~ to Newark with them. They we
l. accompanied by the Polish Anne
D. ican Band Of Wilmington.
~ Thomas Hoffman Who has he