Evening journal., 1921-06-14


her physician while not considering
her case as grave as at first, says
the quietness OF the hospital will be
very beneficial to her.
The full allotment OF men for the
tank corps OF the Federalized Ma
tional Guards was attained last eve
ming when three new members were
added to the roll. The new mem
bers are Nelson Alfree, Allison
Truitt and Charles Sharp. The men
were examined by pr. Victor ID.
Washburn last night, following the
weekly drill Of the corps.
The festival and dance under the
auspices OF the Tank Corps in the
new State Armory. will be given on
Saturday. June 25. instead OF on
June 2S, as previously announced.
George Barr lost an Elk's tooth
cuff link. yesterday.
Industry Council. Jr. o. u. A. NJ.
will hold its weekly session this eve
ming in Masonic Temple. An exhi-
bition by the Mechanics Guards will
| follow the business session.
A special meeting OF the Good
VIII fire company will be held to-
morrow evening in the company's
parlors when arrangements will be
completed for the town parade and
trip to Newark, next Saturday.
when the local fire laddies will off,
cially house the new Stutz combina-
ton engine for the Aetna fire COM
pany Of that town. The firemen will
parade in this city before starting
for Newark. All members having
helmets. coats and belts belonging
to the local company are requested
TO have them at the fire house to-
morrow evening when an inventory
will be taken. Those intending to
participate in the housing should
hand their names to Chief Camp
bell by Thursday evening.
A tennis tournment is being con
Quoted at the tennis courts on the
American Manganese Steel Com
pany's recreation grounds. adjoin-
d ing the plant on East Seventh street
The third match OF the series will
be played Friday afternoon between
Grover Engle and Frank Tucker
against Frank Sheridan and Martin
Kinney, Jr. Winners OF the tourna-
ment will play out-of-town experts
American Manganese employees
have started a quot tournament
John Fahey and Jesse NJ. Hahn will
play Bart. O'Rourke and Thoma,
/ Comerford this evening. These
tournaments are arousing local in
, terest.
The Okeh Record Company. vii.
mington, will hold a dance in tn,
2 Van Dyke armory on tomorrow
1 evening OF this week. Terry anc
, Brown, "Jazzola Boys" will furnish
! the music. The admission fee will
entitle bearer Of ticket to the dane,
j, and refreshments.
. Adelphia Lodge No. 8. win ac,
, company the Wilmington Knights
4 on their annual excursion to Angus
tine Beach tomorrow. The boa
4 will stop at Delaware street whar
= to take passengers and stop again il
the evening on the return trip
n Tickets will be distributed by tn
IS committee of the local lodge thi
Il evening in front Of the opera house
The members Of the sophomor
II and freshman classes Of the higl
d school held a beach party last even
g ing, TO which they invited a numbe
J. OF their friends from other classe
e and young people of the city.
Mrs. Edward Gebhart and son
II Francis, Elwood and Iven. accom-
j. panied by Mrs. Susan Vantine
8 Parksburg, Pa. mother OF Mrs. Geb
y hart. who is visiting here. sper
4, yesterday in Philadelphia
n Mr.. and Mrs. T. Gilpin Massey q
j. Wilmington were visitors with rela
D. uves here yesterday.
J Mr.. and Mrs. Peter G. Madde
u and William Madden. The Strand
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Engler. for
=, merly of this city but now OF Aber
- deem, Nd, who are visiting Mr.
:. Engler's parents. Mr.. and Mr.
-' Madden. attended the graduatio
Of their son and brother. Geore
~, Madden. at the University OF Dela
!, ware yesterday.
Miss Vera Atkinson and Mr.
!, James McPike, this city, are visit
ors in Philadelphia
Il Mrs. Harry Ahern, Third stree
u accompanied by Mr.. and Mrs. Wilkir
son Cranston. Of State Road. attend
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