Evening journal., 1921-02-24

About 800 miniature shoes ana
more than 100 invitations were sent
out this morning for the "Cinder-
ella Party" to be given in odd Eel
lows Hail. Bear. next Saturday eve
ming under the auspices OF the Ep-
worth League OF the Lebanon NJ. r.
Church. Red Lion Miss Anna
Burris. chairman of the entertain
ment committee is using the follow
ing poem as an invitation:
The Epworth League. old and
young.
Who i'm this country live,
A Cinderella social
on February % will give"
THE Epworth League will do the
work
As part Of shcir donation,
To earn some money for the league
And help its situation
within the tiny shoe enclosed
They want to have from you.
Five times as many pennies
As the size OF your shoe.
And II the shoe is less than ne
or more nian nine in size,
Just multiply the number
BY the number Of your eyes"
BE sure to come because you'll have
A time jovial and funny.
But II you don't cCNle just send the
shoe
And don't forget the money"
a class OF students from Women's
College. Newark. which is making
inspections OF the historical points
OF interest throughout the state,
visited this city yesterday afternoon
and were entertained by Professor
Henry Handy Hay. following their
viewing the Oldest buildings, some
Of which were erected in pre-Rev-
I olutionary days, The Amstel House,
Emmanuel Church. the interior OF
which has been architecturally en-
/ hanced by Lausette Rogers archi-
tect: the monument erected at the
/ foot Of Chestnut street TO mark the
landing place OF the Dutch; the old
/ Dutch house, and the more recently
| constructed county building. Mrs
/ Frank deli. Janvier assisted Pro-
fessor Hay as guide. These young
women will continue the visits
throughout the state 10 become
more thoroughly acquainted with
the history Of Delaware.
Andrew NJ. Gallagher. proprietor
OF the old Star Hotel on Delaware
street. has announced his candi
dacy Tor mayor. James b. Toman =
his campaign manager.
. Several unemployed resident
have secured work &C Pigeon Poin
salvaging shells. They go by auto
mobile truck.
Miss Mary McCauley and Mis-
Reba Holcomb will entertain tn
Current Events class with reading
tomorrow afternoon in the New
Castle Century CClub.
James II. Foster. who was de
feated for reelection as superin
tendent OF the county almshouse a
Farnhurst yesterday. was a forme
resident OF this city. Mr.. Foste
has been in charge of the Farnhurs
institution for IA years. He is sue
ceeded by Harry Stafford. forme
cheriff OF New Castle county.
Claude Lester. who has bee
operating a dairy and stock farm
near st. Georges. has moved 10 tn
Harry Hance farm, Bear station.
The beginners department OF I'm
b. manuel Sunday school, Mrs. Josep
II. carp. superintendent. and Mr.
b Clara Cummings. assistant superin
tendent. will hold a bake in Chase
store at Second and Delawar
streets. at 10 o'clock. Saturda
: morning.
Caesar Rodney Chapter No.
order of Eastern Star will meet /
bi-weekly session this evening /
= Masonic Temple.
Adelphia Lodge No. s. knights Z
l Pythias, will hold its weekly Sc,
/. sion tomorrow evening In Masoni
Temple.
! The third OF a series Of inter
>. UNCONVENTIONAL cottage prayer meet
!. ings will be held tomorrow evenin
I at the home of Mrs. Willis Black
- burn, Baldton. to which the publ
? is invited.
a Mr.. and Mrs. Vaughan Lanca,
% ter. OF The Baldton. are being cor
- graduated on the birth Of a sol
Mrs. Lancaster was a Miss Grier,
i Wenona. n. j.. and a former teacht
- In the local schools.
IL As a result Of a successful opei
y alton by DR.. Lewis Booker. Fran
Y Bacon, who has been critically
- for about three weeks with pnel
8. monia, was reported improving IN
- morning.
i- Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Smith.
1. West Sixth street will leave Monde
- for a visit with their son. CAPITA
e Harry b. Smith, l.. S. A. at Colur
Al bia, Ohio.
IS FELTON, Sipple. of PHILADELPHIA