Evening journal., 1921-06-11


thought the section viii be opened
to traffic by September !.
When opened. autoists enroute
from Wilmington south will have a
continued run over this improved
highway from South Market street
bridge to Tybout's Corner, where
they will detour to the left TO River
road Turning to right at this point.
they will proceed over River road to
St. Georges. 70 Odessa, where they
will return to State road.
NJ. ID. Crowley, superintendent OF
construction for Richard Hopkins.
contractor. to whom was awarded
the contract for concreting the Sec
ton between Hare's Corner and Ty-
bouts Corner. has finished the work.
Mrs. James f. Walls, Of East Sixth
street. who has been suffering from
an infection OF the face, is much i'm
proved
The infant OF Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Barbas has been III with acute bron-
chitis.
The caps and gowns recently or
dered for the use OF the graduates
have arrived
Mrs John j. Black and daughter.
Miss Elizabeth Black. entertained
the Bridge Club and about forty
guests at whist and 500. The card
party following was In honor Of Mrs.
NGretan Cooper Andrews. wife OF Or.
Sedgwick Andrews, OF Orange, Va.
Doctor Andrews was formely a prac-
ticing physician here. Following the
card party, tea was served.
Three candidates were given the
second degree last evening by the
degree team Of Adelphia Lodge, No.
s, Knights Of Pythias.
The election OF a member OF the
Board Of Education win be held in
the No. l building on Saturday. June
is. from to 4 o'clock.
The first tennis tournament on the
American Manganese Steel Com.
pany's courts was begun yesterday
when Edward McDaniels and James
Hance defeated Richard O'Rourke
and Edward Butler. by TO 5. 3 to 4.
and 3 10 s. The second series OF the
tournament will be played next Tues
day. when Howard Butler and
George Comfy viii have as their op-
ponents Fred Rush and w. W
Swayze. This tournament is an elm.
ination affair, the winners OF the
doubles and singles TO be awarded a
trophy.
Mrs. Horace l.. DealSyne is suffer
ing with an infected chin.
Rose Hill Grange is preparing for
its annual excursion. As yet no de-
cision has been made as to where Il
will be held. but a special meeting
has been called for next Wednesday
evening in the Rose Hill school
house when the place will be select
ed. Tho grange is also planning a
Ladies' Night" for July. The meet
ing will also be the last for initiation
and degree work for the next three
months.
Due to the recent prevalence of
scarlet fever at Rose Hill. It was
necessary to close the school and
Sunday school. There are yet sew
eral cases. but the Sunday school
will again be continued on Sunday
afternoon at o'clock. Following
the Sunday school session, a meeting
will be held to consider the annual
outing and picnic OF the Sunday
school. and committees appointed.
The newly organized Rose Bud
Club, OF this section, held n lawn
social and festival on school lawr
last evening when a large number oi
out OF town guests assisted in max.
ing the affair a success. About $2t
was added 10 the treasury.
The meeting OF the State Road
Community Club will be held al
State Road Chapel on Thursday
evening. June 2s.
Word has been received in this
city OF the serious illness OF Mrs.
Hannah Herman. formerly OF this
city, but recently OF New York city.
She is now at the home OF her broth
er and sister-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs
John White. Wilmington.
a rabbit dog belonging to William
Brinkley was run over and killed by
an automobile at the corner OF Sec.
ond and Chestnut streets this after.
noon The driver Of the machin,
failed to stop after the accident and
the number OF the license could no
be obtained.
zelma Matthews. a member OF thi
years high school graduating class
viii entertain the members OF tn
class and their friends az a Dime
party at her home on Monday even
ing OF next week. Following a din
ner, a social evening will be spen
Each member will be permitted I
! bring a friend.
The girls OF the freshmen an
junior classes OF the high schoo
will entertain a number OF the
class and schoolmates at a beac
] party Monday evening on Coheld
! Beach.
Miss Ruth Nickerson and MI,
Blanche Sibiey are weekend visitor
in Philadelphia.
Harley Scale. Jr.. son Of Mr.. an
Mrs. Harley Scale. Ninth and wasl
ington avenue. fell while playing
the yard Of his home yesterday an
lacerated his scalp.
Mrs. William II. Barr, Of Phils
delphia, Is visiting her sister. Mr.
William Cooper, OF East Sixth stree
The Misses Nancy and Kit
Faulkner. OF Fourth and Delawar
will accompany their cousin, Mi.
Dorothy Faulkner. OF Wilmington, I
Jackson. S. c., next week, wher
they will spend three weeks wit
their father and uncle. Colonel Al
bert U. Faulkner. who is statione
at that place.
Mrs. Margaret Davis, OF Washing
ton. is visiting her sister. Mrs. "
p. c. Cranston, State Road. Mr.
Davis will return home on Monda,
June 20.