Evening journal., 1921-12-06
GIVE Shower TO
RECTOR'S Wife
Guild of Newark Episcopal
Church Plans to Hold
Bazaar
1T. S. M. PROUTY
TALKS ON CHINA

Special to The Evening Journal.
NEWARK. Dec. s.-Members of
the Guild Of st. Thomas Church
gave a linen and preserve shower
last night to Mrs. Jones, wife of the
Rev. Edgar Jones. rector Of the
Church Both Mr.. and Mrs. Jones
expressed their appreciation and
thanks for the many gifts.
Mr.. and Mrs David C. Rose were
also rendered a farewell as they
leave on Saturday for West Palm
Beach. Florida where they will spend
the winter. At the conclusion Of the
business session at the suggestion Of
Mr.. Jones Mrs. Herbert Owens play
ed on the organ and those in attend
ance sang God be with you till we
meet again"
The Guild voted $50 towards the
floating debt of the church. An
nouncement was made that an
oyster or chicken supper will be
given some time in January and Mrs.
George Carter. Mrs. Clarence Dem
ney and Mrs. Pryor were appointed
committee to arrange for IL.
The Guild is going ahead with
plans for a bazaar to be held prob
ably in the Armory during Febru-
ary. At last nights meeting George
Garter was appointed general man
ager for the bazaar and Robert p.
Major secretary. Mr.. Carter is also
chairman Of the general committee
planning for 1t and he announced
the chairmen OF committees in
charge OF various features that are
proposed for the bazaar as follows:
Dancing, William o. Dean; candy
table. Mrs. Thomas Sprogle and Mrs.
Matte Dobson; sewing. Mrs. Walter
Geist; popularity contest, William
r. Hayes; supper, Mrs. David
Grimes; art table. Miss Elinor Hart
err fancy. Mrs. George Carter; for
tune-teller. Miss Edwina Long and
Mrs. Elizabeth Wood children's cor
ner. Mrs. Herbert Owen; Rebecca at
the well. Miss Audrey Miller and
Miss Marjorie Rose; country store,
Mrs. Joseph Cristador; home-cook-
ing table. Mrs. ID. l.. Rose: white
elephant table, Mrs d. NJ Major;
cake table. Mrs. John Charcha:
Confetti and novelty Miss Molly
Getty; parcel post, Mrs. William d.
Dean; throwing balls. Robert p.
Major; booths decorations and light
ing, d. Lee Rose; lunch counter
George Dobson and Thomas
Sprogle; music, Clarence Denny
Minnehaha band and Henry McCul-
ly Continental band; minstrel show
by students; baby show, Miss Eliza
beth Grimes; general decorations,
Charles Colmery.
Many farmers of this section OF
the county win attend the annual
meeting Of the New Castle County
Farm Bureau to be held in Red
Mems Hall. Newport on Thursday.
While there will be numerous inter-
esting reports telling OF the activ-
tiles of the Bureau during the year
the principal feature will be an ad-
dress by Howard w. SeBby manager
OF the Eastern States Farmers Ex-
/ change. Mr. .SefDy mas maue close
study Of the cooperative movement
among farmers both in this country
and abroad and will tell something
4 Of these movements and the grea'
benefits and advantages that the,
bring to the farmer at Thursday
meeting.
Lieutenant Stanley NJ. Prouty. o.
the military department OF the Uni
verslty OF Delaware gave an interest
ing address before the Faculty Clul
OF the University last night on thu
Far East. dealing especially. will
China. Since being In the United
States Army. Lieutenant Prouty ha
spent five TO six years in the .Fa
East and only returned from Chini
early this year. He told something
OF the economic concessions in Shan
tung which the japanese took owe
from the Germans during the Wa
: and how affairs are being conducte'
by the "Japs' in that country. IL
also told Of japanese economic con
cessions in other provinces of Chine