Evening journal., 1921-07-13

Anne's Guild of Emmanuel Episco-
pal, who are camping at Hopkins
Beach for the week, entertained
number of friends last evening at a
water melon party. The party in
tended TO camp at the lower beach
but as the cottage was let by the
owner to other parties the young
women were compelled TO go to
Hopkins Beach.
Recently elected officers OF Adel-
phia Lodge. No. s, Knight of Pythias
will be installed by Grand Chancellor
William r. Wilson. Friday evening.
This meeting win be last until Sep
tember.
Robert, the month old son OF
Mr. and Mrs. William II. Ramsey, OF
East Fourth street, who has been
i'll, is improving.
The Wilmington and Philadelphia
Traction Company, have had gang
OF workmen, under Patrick Ahern,
foreman, resurfacing West Seventh
street. This will complete this sec
ton OF promised repairs by the last
of next week The applying of
tar and top dressing will begin to-
morrow. The many miniature hills
and hollows on this street, have been
filled and when completed it will be
in an excellent condition
The Triangle plot of ground bound
ed by Chestnut, Third and Fourth
streets, has been plowed and seeded.
One OF the new welcome signs viii
be installed near this plot. Benches
win be placed on it. II is one of
the shady spots Of the city and resi-
dents Of that section of the city, en-
10Y the GOODNESS afforded them by
it.
! About sixty members OF the Young
Peoples Branch of the Women's
| Christian Temperance Union of the
Methodist Church went on straw
ride to the farm of Mr.. and Mrs.
Maxwell Bland. of near Hare's Cor
ner last evening. The young people
left the church about o'clok, arriv-
ing half an hour later at the farm,
where sports, music and refresh
ments were enjoyed.
Mrs Robert Vantine and Miss Ma
tilda Lynn. New Britain, Conn, spent
yesterday here and were entertained
this evening by Mrs. Edward Geb-
hart. They are on sightseeing
trip and their itinerary includes
Northern Pennsylvania, Atlantic City
Washington and other places.
Due to the wet condition Of the
baseball diamond at Battery Park
caused by the rain which visited this
city yesterday afternoon, IL was ne
cessary to postpone the baseball
game scheduled to be played be-
tween the Baraca Glass and the In
termediates Of the Methodist Sun
day school
Miss Cassie McGue, Hotel Lousie
has returned home after visit te
Marcus Hook.
Mrs. George Burris, Riverside
Farm. is entertaining a number OF
young women at a house party thii
week.
The statement concerning the vii.
mington Fibre Specially Company
receiving orders. for repairs parts
from the Dodge and Ford Com
panies, was unauthorized
NOTICE-All owners OF dogs mus
have same registered by August 1
Unregistered dogs after that dat
will be humanely disposed Of i
/ caught City Clerk c. Allen Smiu
, win sit each Monday. Wednesda,
Z and Friday evening in his office II
Z old Court House in July, between tn
e hours of and for the purpose o
/ registering dogs.-Adv.
% George H. Oster. OF Lancaster,
e visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Nc
n Dowell, OF East Third street
r Mrs. Elizabeth Mitchell an
IS daughter, Madeline, OF Johnstowi
d Pa, are the guests OF their sistc
G and aunt, Miss Matilda Truitt, {
4 East Third street
d Mrs. Harry Mccullough
d daughter. Elena, OF Philadelphia
It who have been visiting Mr.. and Mr.
s Andrew Mitchell left yesterday fc
t Stanton, where they win be tn
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Washingto
O Boulden-
h A NJ. Givison, of Second street lei
L this morning for Wildwood, n. ]
!, where he intends opening business.
G Mrs. Henry J. Kite, Of the Baldtoi
a is confined to her home because
8 illness.