Evening journal., 1921-11-07
News Happenings in Delaware and Maryland Town

library. before leaving the city.
A number OF residents OF Whining
ton. Chester, Philadelphia, and
points on the Maryland division ar
rived here late Saturday evening to
take advantage OF the 81 Pennsyl-
vania Railroad excursion TO New
Y FORK City, yesterday The excursion
started from Crisheld and the last
stop between that city and New
York, was at the local station.
Seventeen cars, Of which the train
was made up, were filled TO capacity
when the train left this city.
Orsino Corr OF Ninth and Grey
streets, who has been operating a
meat shop at that point. has opened
a general grocery store. and pur-
chased a delivery truck from Walter
Wipf.
The Century Club will meet on
tomorrow evening.
At the Halloween party given
under the auspices OF the ST. Anne's
Guild OF Emmanuel Episcopal
Church In the parish house on Fri
day evening, prizes awarded were:
For the best dressed Miss Eleanor
I Lyons, Wilmington; best dressed
child. Ethel Marsh; most comical
costume. Leslie Walls; most comical
costume for children, Willis Black
burn, Jr.; donkey game. Miss Eliza
beth Roberts; spot dance, Miss Alice
Fahey and Harry Gallagher.
The condition OF Mrs. Sarah ST.
mon, Rose Hill, who has been SER
iousy IN at her home for several
weeks, Is somewhat improved.
The Rev. Frederick Overhiser, pas
tor Of the First BAPTIST Church. OF
this city. was the Sunday guest OF
Mr. and Mrs. S. Hickman Hewitt,
Dolson farm. near Rose Hill. Mr..
/ Overhiser addressed the members OF
the Rose Hill Sunday school in the
afternoon.
Misses Anna and Martha Bryson.
/ Philadelphia. were Weekend guest
OF their parents. Mr. and Mrs. David
! Bryson. Second street.
The AMSCo girls OF the Amer
lean Manganese Steel CO. are
/ preparing for their dance on Thurs
day evening OF this week in Van
] AN1ht AIluUIIH lt UTONttun Will
benefit the New Castle Associated
Home Charities. organized to secure
funds with which to alleviate the SUI
! fering among those in need here.
This will be the first charity social OF
the association. and a number OF
dances. entertainments, musicals,
etc. are being arranged TO be given
during the next few months.
Mrs, Susan Vantine and Samuel
Ferguson. Parkesburg, Chester coun-
ty. Pa. motored to this city yester-
day and were guests OF Mrs. Van
tines daughter and son-in-law. Mr.,
and Mrs. Edward Gebhart. South
street.
Mr. and Mrs Charles A. Bryan
Newark. we're Sunday guests OF Mr.
and Mrs. Ozro Lunt.
Mrs. James Il. Lancaster. Jr. and
} daughter Annie, left yesterday 10
Barclay, Nd. where they win be tn
! guests OF Mr and Mrs. John Jones.
Mrs. Charles Hewlett and son
Charles. are visiting Mrs. Hewlet'i
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. John Farmer
Chester. Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Montgomery
are visiting their daughter. Mrs
George Heidemeyer. Odessa.
Miss Gertrude McMicking. Miss
Helen Chase and Lawrence McMick
ign, OF Hammonton. ". j.. were sun
day guests OF Mr.. and Mrs
Percy McMicking.
Miss Marie Mahoney, Philadel-
phia. and Miss Helen Mahoneyi
Washington. d. c.. were Weekend
guests OF their aunts. Miss Margaret
and Miss Kate Mahoney, Second
street
Mrs. o. c. Edwards and children
Of East Fourth street. are visiting
their parents and grandparents, Mr.
and Mrs. Thompson. Newark.
Miss Esther r. Vining. OF Wash
ington. d. c.. spent the weekend
with her parents, Magistrate and
Mrs. Weldin c. Vining. OF Eas
Fourth street.
2 Miss Pearl Coverly, OF Masonville
, n. j.. is the guest OF her brother-in
law and sister, Mr.. and Mrs. william
= Montgomery OF Eighth and Gre.
streets.
q william Antonio and Peter Octav
Q Is. OF the western section OF tn
n city. left Saturday for weeks busi
- ness trip TO New York City.
8 Mr.. and Mrs Vance Mitchell. o
Delaware street north OF Sixtl
= street. motored 10 Chestertown, Md
II for the Weekend.