Evening journal., 1922-04-18
NEWS HAPPENINGS IN DELAWARE AND MARYLAND TOWNS !:

Dowell are the committee in charge.
The society has also accepted the
invitations from several members Of
the church and friends TO hold So
cial affairs al their homes. Mr.. and
Mrs. Jesse Jochen are planning a
lawn party 20 be held early in the
month OF June az their home near
Christiana, and an invitation has
been received from the Rev. and
Mrs. George T.. Street OF Ridley
Park. Pa, for the members Of the
society and friends TO motor to their
home early next month and hold a
similar affair. Rev. Street was for
merly the pastor OF the First Bap-
list Church. severing his connection
with the local church here last sum-
mer. a novelty apron sale Is also
well under way. and will be held
during May
Mrs. Charles Sharp. OF Tenth and
Gray streets. was stricken suddenly
~ last evening at her home with
acute indigestion.
Manager Hance. Of the New Castle
County League team. announced the
following lineup as his selection TO
start the opening game of the season.
at Delaware City next Saturday
afternoon: Naylor. second base; a.
Gallagher. centre field; J. Gallagher
right field: G.. Madden. left field;
Kern. third base; Miller. shortstop;
W Madden or Jack Gallagher.
first base; Mcdaniel. catcher. and
Willeys. pitcher. and Gebhart and
Proud utility out and infelders. re-
spectively.
Miss Catherine Wilhelm enter
tanned ST. Anne's Guild, OF Emmanuel
Church. last evening. at her home.
4 State Road Community Club meets
at s o'clock tomorrow evening. IN
State Road Chapel, in monthly
session.
James Tilney has completed the
contract for repainung the exterior
masonry OF the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Lewis Gemmill. on West Fourth
street. Mr. Tilney has been award
ed the contract 10 construct the
chimney TO replace the one recently
blown from the northeasterly end OF
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tees Of Market Square.
Miss Myrtle Mcguire. No. "a The
Strand. entertained the members and
friends Of her Sunday School class
Of the Methodist Church last even
ing. at her home. Games. music
both vocal and Instrumental, and re-
freshments featured the evening
Those present were the Misses Bet
tie wilhelm. Frances Sheridan
Elizabeth Long, Lillian Pround, Mil
dred Blake. Harriet Marsh. Irma
McKnitt, Dorothy Ramsey and Eliza
beth Cannon, and Frank Blake
Samuel McKnitt, Douglas Proud
Herbert Hewlett, Frances Gallagher
and ogden Wise.
Robert n. Harrington. ST.. OF W
Sixth street. is suffering with car
.buncle on the back of his neck
James Morrison. of The Strand. j,
repairing the Interior Of No. 1 Schoo
building.
Nathaniel Watson. contractor. q
repairing the property Of Mrs. VII
liam KIRK, on Chestnut street.
Boatmen employed by George S
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by fire. on Sunday evening, Will,
moored opposite Battery Park, wer
fgrappling yesterday In the vicinit
of where the yacht sank.
Miss Katherine Carter. Of Ard
more, Pa. a college classmate O
Miss Marjorie carp. is the guest o
Miss carp. at Immanuel rectoryy
Third and Harmony streets.
William Mccain. of Brooklyi
Navy Yard. is spending several day
with his mother. Mrs. James Walls
of East Sixth street.
Mrs George Heldemeyer. o
Odessa. is the guest Of her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. jain b. Montgomery
of West Sixth street.
Earle Weggenmann. accompanie
by Charles King. Paul Kern an
b John Wallace. motored to Bear sta
ton yesterday afternoon and dine
with several of their classmates a
Miss Gladys Maloney's
Miss Estelle Deakyne, Of Ne'
York city, has been spending sew
eral days here as the guest Of he
sisters Misses Mary and Cordeli
, Deakyne. OF the Strand.
Royal Theatre. tonight-Tom Mis-
, in THE Night Horsemen.'-Adv.