Evening journal., 1921-10-17

EdIi bdCon.
John NJ. Fahey. son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. John II. Fahey. OF Second
street. is confined to his home with
a badly sprained ankle received
while tussling with a companion at
the baseball game, Saturday.
An elaborate program has been
prepared for the barn dance and
pound party TO be given at the Rose
Hin schoolhouse tomorrow evening,
by the Rose Hill Grange. Refresh
ments will be on sale for the benefit
of the grange.
Miss Anne Hushebeck, OF East
Third street. who has been confined
to her home through illness. is i'm
proving.
Seminole Tribe OF Red Men will
hold their weekly session in Masonic
Temple this evening.
The two playlets. How the Story
Grew" and Aunt Susan Jones"
presented in Odd Fellows Hall. Bear
Station, last Saturday evening, by
the Christiana Presbyterian Social.
for the benefit OF the new heater to
be installed in the new parsonage OF
the Lebanon NJ. %. Church. Red
Lion, was most successful, netting
the fund $500.
The bake sale given by the Ladies'
Aid Society OF 'the First Baptist
Church la Tobin's meat market, on
Delaware street near Fifth stree, last
Saturday morning. netted the women
about s12.
The AMsco Girls have arranged
for a benefit dance to be given in the
new state Armory. November 10.
The entire receipts OF this dance will
be given to the Associated Home Re
lief.
The formation OF an athletic asso-
citation to promote the sport in the
city next year, will be perfected next
Thursday evening. John McDevitt.
the only person. who successfully
carried a team through the season to
a real championship is being
spoken OF as the logical candidate
for manager OF next years team.
Jimmy McDevitt says. while he
gave his time and money, freely,
without remuneration during the
past season he will freely step aside
10 give place 10 his older brother.
whom he says he feels to be more
competent to handle the reins.
Wyllies. the speed boy who out
pitched the Wilmington star finger.
Nitchie. last Saturday gave his
promise TO sign a local contract for
next year.
Jimmy was selected by the student
body OF the High school, last week b.
to act as head coach for the basket
ball team. There has been several
old time stars Of the cage 10 cffer
their services to Jimmy In roun ling
out a iirst-class team. Jimmy's Sc
lection will probably be approved by
the Board OF Education at their next
meeting.
Henry ]. Kite. who has been en-
ployed by the Penn seaboard stsel
Corporation at their local plant. as
"a civil engineer. for the past several
years, has resigned.
John Martin, who has been un-
der treatment In the Methodist Hos
pital Philadelphia. for several
weeks. is improving.
Mr.. and Mrs Paul S. Warren and
daughter, Elizabeth. Cherry Lane
! Farm. were the Weekend guests OF
Mrs. Anna Miley. Fifth street.
Mrs. Frederick Overhiser, in com
pany with Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie,
Jones and son. Paul, OF Netcong. n
- who have been visiting at tn,
Baptist parsonage. motored to Baiti
more to spend the day Saturday.
Captain Ramsden, chaplain a
Fort DUPONT. was in charge OF III,
services in the First Baptist Church
last evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Barton T. Hopkins
and family were guests today Of Mr.
and Mrs John T. Hopkins. Rose Hni
Mr.. and Mrs. Ora S. Lunt ar,
visitors OF Mr.. and Mrs. Charle
Bryan, Newark.
Mr.. ard Mrs. Samuel Barnes. Mr.
and Mrs. James Hatton, and sol
Samuel, and Mrs. Kennard Naylor
motored to Bywood. Pa. yesterda,
and attended a family reunion at m
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. David Nc
Callister.
Mrs. Fannie Jacobs and daughter
Miss Cora Jacobs. Philadelphia. wer
weekend guests OF Mrs. Jacobs
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Malon K
Lancaster
Mrs. Howard Davidson an
p daughter. Anna. were visitors 4
Philadelphia this weekend.
Misses Regina Rothrock and Mn
dred Holiday. women's College stu
dents. were the weekend guests O
Miss Holidays aunt and uncle. Nj
and Mrs. Harry Ahern.
Miss Phyllis Marsh and Miss Mi
dred Berry spent the weekend i
I Chester. Pa. where they were IN
guests OF Miss Berry's aunt an
Z uncle.
Rev. Robert Watt will condu,
(. the third quarterly conference OF IN
f, Methodist Church tomorrow evl
(, ming IN the church parlor.
Mayor and Mrs. ". Leslie Cram,
and children were the week-er
guests OF relatives In New York cit
Miss Laura Saleven. OF Mnfor
, was the weekend guest OF Mr.. ar
Mrs. Peter c. Madden. on Il
Strand.
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