Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1921-11-03
MAKES ADDRESS
ON SOCIAL WORK
Women's Auxiliary of St.
Thomas Church, Newark,
Holds Meeting
MISS JONES TO
OPEN TEA ROOM
neclal 10 The Evening Journal.

Special 10 The Evening Journal.
NEWARK. Nov. Am interest
ing meeting OF the Women's Auxili-
airy OF st. Thomas Church was held
in the parish house OF the church
yesterday afternoon. The Rev.
Edgar Jones. rector gave a talk on
the annual meeting OF the auxiliary
held at Smyrna recently which he
and the following members OF the
local auxiliary attended, Mrs. Mary
c. Cristadoro, Mrs. George Carter
Mrs. David Major, Mrs. Levi X
Bowen and Mrs. James Slack. DR..
Jones referred to st. Andrews Day
November 80 as a day OF prayer for
Missions. He asked that many
member OF the auxiliary be present
a some time during the day.
DR.. Jones also announced that OF
Wednesday. December 7. there viii
be service at II o'clock. followed
by luncheon in the parish house. this
afternoon TO be devoted to the sew.
ing for the Advent Box. At thb
time DR.. Jones will begin his mis-.
sion study reading from the book
Fellowship OF Missions"
Miss Jones. sister OF DR.. Jones
gave a short talk on social work tina
she had been doing among girls foi
the past several years. Much OF
this work was done in Providence
Rhode Island.
Mrs. Levi X. Bowen and Mrs
George Carter we're appointed a com
mittee to secure material for the
Advent work.
Refreshments were served by Mrs
David Crime and MIS- Walter Geist
The next meeting will be held De.
cember z.
Under the management OF Mis-
Jones, sister OF the Rev. Edgar Jones
rector OF st. Thomas Episcopa
Church, tea room will be opened
shortly in the store formerly oc
lcupied by Louis Hoffman. II vii
be known as the blue Hen" ant
viii also be conducted as a gif
shop. Some alterations TO tn
building will be started at once 4
lUAkt II NnAAAhA' ARA AAA' HAA HRNN
that Miss Jones desires it for.
The seventh annual conference ,
p the Inter-Collegiate Newspaper Al
= ISOLATION OF the Middle Atlant
States will be held at the Univei
, sity OF Delaware next May. W. !
, Smith and w. +. =. jacobs. repre-
senting Delaware, attended a meet
!, ing OF the association last week 9
Bucknell College and II was due
their efforts that the association wi
meet at Delaware next spring.
Frank Mackey for several year
connected with the local plant
the American Vulcanized Fibi
Company left early this week e
Buffalo, N. Y. TO become superb
: tendent OF new paper hbre plai
= OF ]. II. spalding and Son, near th'
I city. He was given a farewell par
. by his many friends last week.
= President and Mrs. Walter Hull
D. hen OF the University OF DelawaI
u viii entertain the members OF q
" Student Council OF the Universe
al dinner this evening. The mel
hers OF tho council are. G. CIR
"a Carter. Walter Dent Smith. Alv
- Allen. Franklin X. Wills, Earl
- witt Brandt. John e. Pitman. ia
S Williams. Frank Leamy and ].
=, Schaefer.
nc DR.. Carleton r. Miller profess
Y OF Chemistry at the University
10 Delaware, who has been i'll
some days is in a critical conditi
Major and Mrs. l.. r. Jacobs 4
family who have been visiting r,
- tives here for some weeks left
,vo week for Langley Field. Te,
whore Major Jacobs is located.
~ The Rev Edgar Jones. rector
ne st. Thomas Episcopal Church.
-on leave tomorrow for Toronto WI
p he will conduct a mission fol
week,
he The University OF Delaware
close on Armistice Day.
ng A rummage sale will be held
the New Century Club tomorr
Ter Friday and Saturday.
IN The Parent Teachers Associa
viii hold a meeting in the =
ST. school this evening. Omcers
an be elected.