Evening journal., 1921-09-20

Miss Anne Toner two sets OF tennis,
by the scores 9 TO 8 and to S.
A rabbit hound. registered and
valued at $3.50. owned by William
Moore. Of e2S Cherry street was in
jured so badly yesterday by being hit
by an automobile on Delaware street
near the armory, that 1t died In a
few minutes.
The dog was wen known among
rabbit dog breeders throughout the
State. She was shipped from Eng
land and was known as Worcester
Park Memory. She was import
ed to this country by Lieutenant
Lewis Lee Hagan. OF Lexington. KY.
from whom she was purchased.
The overall Boys will play an ag-
gregation Of town boys under the
leadership of IKE" Kern, tomorrow
evening.
Ralph Aneby. a pupil Of the New
Castle schools. was struck with q
club in the hands OF a companion.
while playing on the school green
yesterday afternoon, and knocked
unconscious. Efforts were made to
find a physician but all four OF them
were out OF their offices. Douglas
Proud and John Roberts gave first
aid and after an hours work sue
ceeded in reviving the boy. He
was taken home, where medical at
tention was given.
President Refs. Of the Board of
Water and Light Commissioners. an
nounced last evening. there would be
meeting Of the board tomorrow
evening, should the appointment Of
a successor to william +. Rothwell
resigned be made this evening. Mr..
Rothwen is the appointee OF the
Trustees Of the Commons. This
board is composed OF members ap-
pointed, one by City Council. one By
the Mayor and One by the Trustees
of the Commons.
The midweek prayer services will
be resumed in the First Baptist
Church on Thursday evening. This
service had been omitted during the
summer. The Rev. Frederick over
hiser will be in charge.
The official Board OF the Metho-
dist Church will meet in the church
parlors at s o'clock this evening.
Efforts are being made by the
members OF the Board of Education.
OF Rose Hill, to provide relief for
the crowded conditions OF the local
schools. The board is endeavoring
to have pupils cared for by adjoin-
ing districts until such time as a
new and adequate building may be
erected. There will be a meeting
OF the voters OF the district in the
near future to provide means OF fur
nishing the funds with which such
a building may be erected.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Il. Plnder and
son r. Edward. Jr., and daughter,
Mrs. Mabel Hurt and granddaush-
ter. Anne Hurt and daughter-in-
law, Mrs. W. Courtland Pinder. mo-
tored to Millingtons Nd. Sunday.
and we're the guests OF relatives.
The Misses Rose and Anne Nc
Caughan. OF this city, we're weekend
visitors in Atlantic City. returning
yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. z. Goudiss and
son Lee, visited John Martin, OF
West Fifth street, who is in the wo-
mems Methodist Hospital. Phiiedel-
phia. undergoing treatment, on SUM-
day.
County Comptroller James G.
Shaw and City Solicitor Frank deH.
Janvier, visited Mr.. Martin yester-
day.
Lewis Holt. OF New York, former.
ly OF thi scity, is the guest OF Mr.
and Mrs. Zachariah Gemmill, Of Eaa
Third street
The Misses Mary Eliason, Heller
and Edna Deemer, left yesterday FOL
Bethany College. West Virginia
where they win take the olassi,
course.
DR.. and Mrs Julius Dodd left thii
morning for Rochester, N. Y, wher,
they will be the guests Of theli
daughter, Mrs. Charles Bosworth.
William Astol and Philip VIII
Hanson, Newark, were the sunda,
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. r. p. Hayter
Mrs Mary Grant and children
Leo and Betty. Wilmington. wer
visitors on Sunday at the home o
Mr.. and Mrs. John McNally.
Mrs. Laura Maxwell, Elkton. /
the guest OF her daughter and son
AH~AHWf AAAf anu MIS- EItu IialLtrs
Gordon McNally. son OF Mr.. an
Mrs. John McNally, who had hi
- arm broken when he was kicked b
{ a horse, has returned from a VIII
y mington hospital.
Mrs. Charles Hughes. Wilmington
a was the Sunday guest OF Mr.. an
4 Mrs. Patrick Ahern.
% Miss Fannie McCallister. Bywoot
p Pa, was the Sunday guest Of Mn
e kennard.
d Mr.. and Mrs. William Dyer. an
son Charles. OF Chester, were week
4 end guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Dale
r Bender. Of Second and Delawar
e streets.
j. Mrs. Harriet cavanaugh. Of N
d Strand returned home yesterday al
ter spending several months abroa,
II The monthly meeting OF N
j. Hare's Corner Farmers Club will I
d held tomorrow evening at the hon
e OF Mr.. and Mrs. william B. Ra
ledge, oglethorpe farm.
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