Evening journal., 1921-09-24

o'clock.
The fall schedule will go into et-
feet tomorrow at the Methodist
Church. At Q o'clock the morning
class. led by John R. Hendrix. will
meet. At the 1880 o'clock preach
ing service the Rev. ]. r. Bicking
will spestx on THE God of Comfort" +"
At 7.sO o'clock Mr.. Bicking will be-
gin a series of sermons on ''The
Prodigal Son." The subject OF this
first sermon OF the series will be "A
Wrong Start, or Journeying From
Cod" The Sunday School and Ba-
raca Glass will meet at o'clock
Mrs. Mary McCauley, George T. To-
bin, Jr.. and the Rev. ]. r. Bicking,
committee, will organize a branch
Sunday School at sos Clymer street
at 8 o'clock.
The usual services will be held in
the Emmanuel Episcopal Church to-
morrow with the Rev. Joseph H.
carp rector, in charge.
At the annual meeting OF the Wo-
mems Auxiliary Of Emmanuel Epis-
copal Church, Mrs. Joseph II. carp
Handy Hay, vice-president; Mrs. f.
deli. Janvier. secretary; Mrs. Fl. G.
Cavanaugh, treasurer, and Mrs. p. b.
Lightner, assistant treasurer. Com
mittees were appointed and arrange
ments made for the semi-centennial
OF the organization Of the Womens
! Auxiliary OF the Episcopal churches
of Delaware, to be held in the I'M
manuel Church. Sunday, October 16.
Charles Wipf a local electrician
and trolley car repairman, has been
employed by the Wilmington and
Philadelphia Traction Company, and
will assume the duties OF a night
man at the local car barn this even
ing.
The Eleventh Ward baseball team
will play the New Castle A A al
Battery Park at S.15 o'clock this af-
ternoon.
Arrangements have been made foi
the giving OF a benefit movie at the
Royal Theatre. to raise funds with
which to purchase balls and bats and
other equipment for the local team
that is to represent this town in the
inter-city home talent series.
Mrs. Rodney Willis OF East Third
street Is suffering from a hat pir
wound in the right ear. Mrs. Willis
was accidentally stuck by the pir
when a hat containing the pin
hanging over her head, fell. TIT
puncture was within hairs breadth
OF the ear drum.
Miss Sarah Sheridan Of Yves
Fourth street is confined to her homo
through illness.
William Martin, lifelong resi-
ldent Of this city. will leave this ar
Iternoon for Boston, Mass, where h'
will make his future home. Hi
son, william, now resides there AM
Mr.. Martin will endeavor to procur'
work in that place.
A large number OF patrons attend
ed the dance given last evening Il
the New State Armory by the Sixti
/ Company. c. A. c.
Postmaster John p. Murphy an
nounced last evening the following
persons having unclaimed mail II
the local post office: Miss Mar,
Brown, Mrs. T. Boulden, Mr.. Girls
valid. L. W. Derrickson, Mrs. n. NJ
Fuller, Robert Frost, Mrs. Sam Hill
Harlan c. Haines or Haines c. Har
Ian. Mrs. Bessie Johns, Fl. II. Jones
Lee Jones, Fred Lewis, Mrs. Daisl
Nelson, Harry Price, Mrs. VIM
Pierson, Mrs. H. Russell, Mrs r
Thorn and E. Thompson
Members of the Good VIII Fir
Company are preparing for thei
annual Halloween dance in th'
VanDyke armory. Several hun
dred tickets have already been dis
tributed. Many prizes are being ar
ranged. There will be a gran'
march at which the judges vii
choose the prettiest and the mos
unique, funniest, oddest and man,
other costumes, for which prizes vii
be awarded. There will be novelt
dances
Members Of the First Baptis
Church are preparing for the recep
ton next Tuesday evening for thei
ew pastor and his wife, the Rev. an
Mrs. Frederick Overhiser. The La
dies Aid Society. Of which MT
Jesse A. Mckay is president will b
in charge, assisted by other member
OF the church. A musical and Iii
erary program is being arranged I
proceed the reception.
Mrs. Hannah Herman, formerl
Of this city, who died at the home Q
her brother. John White, Whining
ton, has relatives here. She had bee
, i'll for several years and under treai
ment in a New York hospital fc
e some time. She is survived by tw
e daughters, Mrs. Charlotte Gillini
{ ham, Wilmington. Mrs. Leona Mey
. ers. of New York, and two sons, JC
4 seph Herman. formerly of this cit
< but now OF Wilmington, and Wallac
l Herman of Brooklyn. She has thre
s brothers, Frank and James. living
A this city. and John White. Whining
s ton. and two sisters. Mrs. Grahai
D and Miss Ida White this city.
81 Alfred Lorenz, OF Milwaukee, an
. son Walter, of New York and Mr.
- J. Kuebler, Philadelphia, mother {
William Kuebler. who is III wit
- typhoid fever at the home of h
r parents-in-law Former Councilma
{ and Mrs. John T. stoops. are IN
r. guests Of Mr. and Mrs. Stoops owe
= the week end.
! Mrs. Annie Allen, OF Seaford.
the guest Of her son. DR.. B. NJ. Allei
= Delaware street
4 Mrs William Patterson and so
William, Jr., are the guests Of the
4 parents and grandparents, Mr.. an
: Mrs Thomas ID. Walls. Sixth an
{ Delaware streets.