Evening journal., 1921-09-09

vine. Scotland. sister OF Mrs. Ethel
Emory of East Fifth street. arrived
at New York City from Scotland
last Sunday, on the steamship Co
lumbia. OF the Anchor Line. Mr..
and Mrs Emory met her in New
York, and accompanied her to this
city, where she will spend several
months as the guest of her sister.
This is the first time in ten years the
sisters have seen each other. Mr..
and Mrs. Emory have planned sew
eral automobile and train trips for
their sister while she remains with
them. The next weekend will be
spent at Valley Forge, wnenco they
will motor tomorrow afternoon
A horse belonging to B. j.
O'Rourke, a foreman at the Ameri-
can manganese steel plant, ran a
nail in its foot yesterday. A Will
mington veterinarian was called.
Mr.. O'Rourke was, recently offered
good sum for this horse.
w. Courtlandt Pinder, who re-
Gently returned to this city after
spending the summer at Lincoln
City has accepted a position with
the Pennsylvania Railroad.
Thomas Boyle has accepted a po-
sition with a Philadelphia physician
as a chauffer.
Joseph Devlin and Mark Hefser-
man of New York City. who have
been guests Of Michael ]. Devlin, IN
West Sixth street. have returned to
their homes. They are In the postal
service in that city.
Miss Loretta Nagle, OF New York,
has been the guest OF friends In this
city for the past week.
Miss Theresa Landers is visiting
at the home OF her cousins, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Cannon, at West Chester
Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy W. Allen OF Sea-
ford. are the guests OF Mr.. Aliens
brother DIR. B. NJ. Allen and family,
OF Delaware street. near Fifth street.
Mr. and Mrs. Grover c. Ingle. OF
525 Delaware street, moved this
morning TO the property recently
purchased by S. S. Deemer from
Fred Fehl, who moved TO Allen
town. Pa Harry Z. Holiday and
family will succeed Mr.. and Mrs.
Ingle in the Delaware street house.
Edward Mcdaniel and a number
Of friends motored TO Philadelphia,
this morning. They will attend the
ball game there this afternoon.
The weekly meeting OF Adelphla
Lodge, No. s, knights OF Pythiasl
will be held in Masonic Temple this
evening.
The Good VIII Fire Company
baseball team defeated the overall
Boys last evening on Battery Park
diamond by the score of to 1. II
was the first appearance OF the fire
fighters on the local diamond this
season. At the close OF the fifth in
ming the game was called on account
OF darkness. The proceeds Of the
game were placed In the treasury
and another game will be played
next Thursday between the two
teams. when the proceeds will b
awarded TO the winning team.
Ralph Minker's aggregation Of
baseball tossers will be the attrac'
ton at the local baseball diamond
this evening when they will play thu
New Castle A. A.
The weekly dance given in th'
new State Armory under the aus
pices of the Sixth Company OF TIT
Delaware National Guard will TAX
place this evening.
Mrs. Ira Lunt. aged s3 years, on
OF the oldest women residents OF thi
city, Is seriously III at her nome.
Florence Darling. Madeline Darl
ing. Edward Gormley and Josepl
. Mullin we're entertained last evenin
a by Michael ]. Devlin at his home
: Sixth street.
! Miss Carrie Downey. who has bee
: visiting in Iowa. has returned an
resumed her duties as teacher OF tn
|, eighth grade OF the local publ
! school
! Mrs. Kennard n. Nayior. who ha
!. been in wildwood, n. J., has re
4 turned home.