Evening journal., 1921-09-29

city are agitating the early opening
of the Vocational Night School.
which has been operated in the city
the past two or three years. under
the auspices Of the Federal Board
Of Education and directly under the
supervision OF the local Board of
Education. Ralph Watt. a ioca'
Of the mechanical drawing classes
for the past two years. and Is ready
to resume that work.
The committee in charge OF the
arrangement OF the Sunday services
in the First Presbyterian Church.
during the absence Of the Rev. S.
Beattie Wylie. pastor, who is on a
three months trip to his homeland.
Ireland. announced last night that
Miss Gene McCaughan. soloist OF the
Westminster Presbyterian Church,
Wilmington. will sing at the evening
service next Sunday. The address
at this service will be made by
Fletcher Deakyne. on The Ideals
Of Church Life"
This evening marks the actual
opening OF the Thursday evening
open house gatherings at the Par
ish House. by the Young Mems Bible
Glass. OF Emmanuel Church. Games,
indoor, sports and reading will be in
dulged in.
Mrs. James Wright. Of the Strand.
who has been Ill for several months,
was in a serious condition.
The members OF the Rose Hill
Social and the Rose Hin Athletic As
ISOLATION are arranging several barn
and other oldtime socials and dances
for this fall and winter. The
young and old folk of that section
will be the guests Of Hundred Road
Supervisor George w. Burris and
Mrs. Burris on the Green Farm, at
an old fashioned barn dane on No
vember 80.
A dog belonging TO Howard Bush
of the western section of the city
was stricken with convulsions yes
terday afternoon and Officer Will
liam Palmer shot it at the request
of the owner.
Russell Beck fell from tree in
the yard Of his home at Second and
Harmony streets, yesterday after
noon, seriously injuring his right
foot and leg. The extent OF his
injuries were not determined last
night by DR.. julius Dodd, who was
called to give attention. An X-ray
will probably be taken to-day.
Mrs. William Gebhart. Of Second
and Chestnut streets who by mistake
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Hospital in serious condition, was
taken to the Physicians and Sur
geons' Hospital, Wilmington. where
her condition was reported some
what improved today.
A large delegation OF members oi
the Delaware Consistory, residing IN
this city, will go TO Wilmington this
evening to attend the monthly meet.
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Hartnett. OF
Seventh and South streets. are re.
ceiving congratulations on the birtl
of son.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Tone, Har,
m )ny street. are r, ceiving congratu
lations on the birth of a daughter
Frank Madden. Walter Wipf
James Sersion, Samuel Georgas an,
( Warren Burns left this morning foi
a weekend fishing trip to the Re,
Lion fishing grounds.
The second series Of card partie
was held at the home OF Mr.. an,
Mrs. Peter Sculley, East Third street
last evening. when Joseph Multi
and b. r. o'Rourke defeated Pete
sculley and John Fa-ey.
The opening autumn session O
the Home and School Associatio
will be held on Thursday eve
ming. October s. in the high schoc
auditorium. Following the usua
business session, officers will be elect
ed. The usual social evening will b
held. A musical and literary pro
gram is being arranged by the enter
tainment committee and will in
large part consist OF selections b,
pupils Of the different grades OF tn
school The opening address vii
also be made by Prof. Henry F
Snavely. superintendent OF schools.
Mrs. Charles Hewlett accompan
led by her father. John FARMER
Baldton. both Of whom have been II
at their home for several week.
are at Easton. Pa. guests of Mr.. an
Mrs. Harry Rothrock, formerly O
this city.
Francis Farmer. son OF Mr.. an
Mrs. John Farmer. Baldton, VIII
spent his summer vacation her
with his parents, has returned to tn
University at Charlottesville, Va
where he is a sophomore. He !
studying medicine and took a spec
cial course at the Blackstone Uni
versity OF Virginia, preparatory {
entering Charlottesville.
Miss Babel Krall, State secretar
OF the Y. W. c. A, was the guest q
Miss Marjorie r. carp, at the In
manuel rectory. yesterday.
William Davis, son Of Mr.. an
Mrs. George W. Davis. OF East Thir
street, who has been visiting In tn
west, has retuned to his home. II
has been. employed by the Maxwe
Motors Company. Detroit.
Mrs. Emma Clayton Of Chester
Pa, is the guest of Mr.. and Mr.