Evening journal., 1922-10-16

ming, at o'clock. in weekly ses-
sion.
The condition or william NJ
Cramer. father Of Mayor Leslie
Cramer. who has been confined 70
his home with illness for several
weeks, was reported to be worse
yesterday.
That raising Of vegetables by home
gardeners has proven a success the
past season is indicated by a crop Of
more than 80 bushels Of white pota-
toes dug by Darby Tobin from his
.three-Quarter acre lot on East Sixth
street.
Miss Rebecca Greer. OF Rose Hill
president OF the st. Anne's Guild OF
Emmanuel Church. entertained
number OF friends at her home Sat
urday evening at cards
Members Of the First Baptist
Church are making preparations for
a special service on Tuesday even
Ing, November IA. The services
will be under the direction OF the
Board OF Promotion OF the Penn
sylvania Baptist General Convention
Of which william G.. Russell Is d.
rector. The program will include a
short address by Mr.. Neisser, secre-
tary Of the Baptist Board Of Educa-
ton, on Training for Service" and
a talk by Mr.. Russell on Partner
ship With Jesus" The program will
be concluded with an illustrated lee
ture on "A Tour OF Baptist Mis-
sions." Mr.. Russell and Mr.. Neisser
will be entertained az the parson-
age as the guests OF Rev. and Mrs
Frederick W. Overhiser during their
visit here. It Is the object OF the
Pennsylvania Baptist General Con
vention 10 arrange an itinerary COW
erlng the churches Of Delaware
from Tuesday. November IA to 10
Mrs. Z. T. Deakyne and Miss Eva
Deakyne. OF West Third street, spent
Yesterday at Hlllcrest, where they
attended the wedding of their niece
and cousin, Miss Emma L. Ridings
who was married TO Walter Haley.
Mrs. Mary c. Roberts, Of South
street. celebrated her birthday an
niversary yesterday. During the day
she was visited by large number OF
friends and relatives in honor OF the
occasion. Mrs. Roberts was pre-
sented with a number Of gifts in
addition TO a handsome bouquet OF
flowers, consisting OF a flower Tor
each year of her age.
Mr.. and Mrs. William 8. Co,lison'
Of CLAYTON, spent the weekend as
the guests OF Mr. and Mrs. Hickman
Hewitt, of Rose Hill.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Farmer, form
erlv of this city, now Of Chester, Pa.
we're the week end guests OF their
daughter, Mrs. Charles Hewlett OF
the Baldton.
Miss Mildred Star, of Wilmington,
has returned home after visiting Mr..
and Mrs. Paul s. Warren, Of Della
ware street.
Beniamin Leach and John Berry
were the weekend guests OF John
Leach at the University OF Delaware
Newark.
r. %. Plnder, OF Sixth and Della
vare streets. was called TO the bed
side of his mOlneIf MIS- ~ 80
der. who is critically I'll at her home
at Clayton.
The Misses Edna z. Cranston and
Mary J. Givison, students at the
Women's College OF Delaware, New
ark. were weekend guests of Miss
Cranston's parents. Mr.. and Mrs. w.
p. Cranston, of State Road.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hamilton Crow Of
Philadelphia, were the weekend
guests of Mrs. Crows parents. Mr..
and Mrs. Thomas Comerford, of
West Fifth street.
Mrs. George Proud sr., OF East
Fourth street. was the Sunday guest
of her son, John B. Proud and fam
ily. of near st. Georges.
Mrs. Peter G. Madden, OF the
Strand. who has been spending the
past ten days in Atlantic City, re-
turned home yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. ID. Thompson, OF
Philadelphia. were the Sunday guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. j. Allison Truitt, of
East Third street.