Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1922-11-18
RAISE funds
FOR CLUB HOUSE
Delaware City New Cen
fury Club to Give Enter
tainment Wednesday
MANY PUPILS
ON HONOR ROLL

instructions in parliamentary US
ages by Mrs. Floyd Booth. OF Will
mlngton. Following the parliament
airy period Miss Kathryn Tuthill. in
structor of the High School Home
economics classes, took charge OF
the program. Miss Tuthill andNher
class OF first and second year girls.
composed OF the Misses Louise Smith
Evelyn BlalOck. BERTHE Jefferson.
Catherine Burris. Katie Underwood.
Mary Clark. Maxine Morrison. Dor
othy Stanley. Elizabeth Spegcer
Kathryn Netsch. Pauline Harris.
Adeline Hughes. Louise. Rose and
Evelyn Morris entertained the club
members and guests at luncheon,
prepared and. served by them.
short~musieal program preceded
3 the social hour. when Miss Isabelle
Mccoy, daughter OF the Rev. and
Airs. J. G. Mccoy Of the ST. Georges
Methodist Church. sang a soprano
solo entitled jean Mrs. c. Earl
Baum played several piano selec-
tons
Il was anDounced by Mrs. Mary r.
Brannon. chairman OF the dramatic
committee OF the club. that Mrs.
Annie Armstrong. Of Wilmington.
who teaches music here. has con-
scented 10 direct the music for the
entertainment 10 be presented next
Wednesday evening.In the~town hall.
The Women's Glee cub. directed by
Mrs. Armstrong. will sing during the
intermissi ons. The entertainment TO
be presented will he a ay entitled.
The Spinsters' Regeneration"
The cast of the play follows
"Jerusha Eliza Bangs" Mrs. Anna
Armstrong: "Minty Clovertop." Mrs.
Frank Cassidy; Marina Melissa
Plack." Miss Mary Mcconnell:
Desire \. Man" Miss Marion Price,
"Hepsibah Ovelia colds" Mrs. John
Creedon; Ann Ellen Pattery." Mrs.
Stewart Beck: May Havamann."
Mrs. Robert Peacock: "Petunia
Pickles" Mrs. Arthur Hope:
Serena Has Ben" Mrs. Harry c.
webb; Charity Hapgood." Miss
Mary Money; Rachel Ketehem."
Mrs. Benjamin Vinton: Belinda
Bliss" Miss Emma Mulligan: Re
becca Retrace." Mrs. VI. J. Brannon.
NNNA 7 W. MI llFMAs ANNNs MARY
Shaefer. This enterta nment is be-
ing given for the benefit Of the new
building fund.
Miss Phyllis Mason. supervising
principal OF the Delaware Schools.
yesterday reported the following
perfect attendance roll for October:
Twelfth Mildred Davidson.
BERTHE jefferson Mary Rash and
Myrtle Yearsley
Eleventh Grade-GeorEe Corhitt.
Frances Webb. Margaret Walter. 3
Katie Underwood and Mildred 1
Tenth Gade-Nels'e Carrow.
Lenna Lamp. Eva Grassland. Agnes I
Rash. Anna Reynolds, Mary Roberts
and George Webb.
Ninth Grade-Mary Clark. Pauline
Harris. Adel'ne Hughes. Catherine
Ne sch. Louise Rose. Dorothy stan
ley. Katharine Spicer. Elizabeth
Spencer. James Brannon. Earl Dep
uty, Howard Reynolds. Edwin
Schaefer. Harold WILKINSON and Al
bert Bender.
Eighth Grade-Carl Eaton. VIII
son Losey. John McManus and
George Neal.
Seventh and Sixth Grades-Robert
Miller George Nickle. Walter Ellis.
Frank Heal. Fred Bender. Estell.
MAIDEN, Charlotte Armstrong. Helen
Brannon. Edna Yearsley. Marie
Walters. Margaret Underwood.
Evelyn Kincaid and Kathryn Bran
ION.
Fifth Grsde-Iean CYCLIC. Rupert ,
Harris. Harry Morris. Fred Ponder.
Charles Underwood. Reba Van
Hekle. Catherine Smith. Anna Nc ,
earthly, Margaret Losey. Annette ,
freedom and Mae Bentley
Fourth and Third Grades-Emilyi (
-avileer. Kathryn Wortz, Beatrice !
Walker. Francis Tugend. Virginia
Press. Elizabeth Ponder. Anna !
Setsch. Nan MAIDEN. Elizabeth Hus- a
cit. Eleanor Creedon. Mary Bran d
non. Helen Boyer. Dorothy Beck
nd Kathleen Mccarthy. J
Second Margaret Arm 2
trong. Elizabeth Clay. Ruth Curlott. /
Alice Downs. Margaret Fitzwater. =
Ruth Householder, Bessie Irons. C
Helen Lea Anna Northrop. Mary
.enris. Vincent Cats. Francis Y
Downs. Charles Gardiner, Geo. Lus- C
rdi. Francis Walter and Ralph p
iiglio.
First Grade-Arthur Cavileer. $
ohm Creedon. VIM. Murphy. Car d
ival Gardiner. Lloyd Miller. Daniel =
mith, Earl Walker James wortz. 4
dina Alfree. Ivan Baker. Edith
arey. Elizabeth Warfel. Ruth Wal
n. Helen Durham. Josephine Civil
on. Ellnor Hall, Madeline Husfelt.
iernice Keane. Emma Miller. Angus
, Nelson and Lillian Rudwick.
"Ruf'' Yearsley. the new oyster 81
ian, serves them cooked. raw or on b
air shell. Try "Ruf's stews. they're o
ood.-Adv. Q,
II. c Bigger gave a reception at r
is home on Clinton street. on h
evening in honor of Harry r
latt. Representative-elect from Red Al
ion hundred. r
a large crowd of Democrats cele- =
rated the recent Democratic vic r
Try. last Saturday. when they held
pig roast in the fire house. j
The Rev. l.. w. Layfield, OF the
ethodist Church. will preach at r
80 O'Clock tomorrow on The Min
ter and the World" and at 7.3O
clock on And Ye Shall BE As I
DDS The Sunday school will meet n
10 ofc1ock Az o'cioctx fon1orr-ouy