Evening journal., 1922-08-25

surfacing OF Harmony street. The
receipts will be used 20 defray the
expenses incurred by the church in
resetting the curb and constructing
the cutters in front of the church
properties.
Arrangements have been COM
pleted by the committee of Caesar
Rodney Chapter. order OF Eastern
Star, for the bake-sale TO be held at
the home of Mrs. Marshall Burris at
Second and Delaware streets, begin
ming at 10 o'clock tomorrow morn
ing.
Plans are being made by the New
series of entertainments, dances and
Castle Athletic Association for a
series of entertainments, dances and
socials during the fall and winter
months The money raised will be
to erect a fence around the Battery
Park baseball field.
New Castle County League team
will play the Five Points team at
Five Points tomorrow.
The St. Pauls Church League
team will cross bats with the Re-
serves on Battery Park diamond at
3:15 o'clock tomorrow.
George w. Davis. of East Third
street. who has been in the Homeo-
.pathic Hospital Wilmington, suf-
fering with acute Indigestion, has
improved and returned home yester-
day.
Frank Bridgewater, John T.
Stoops. Keith Rodney, Frank de II.
Janvier and Theodore w. Cavender
motored to Bowers Beach yesterday.
They spent the day fishing. return
ing with 90 trout and porgles.
Plans are being made for the
presentation of an elaborate pro-
gram on the annual church and
Sunday school rally day, of the M.
E. Church, October /.
A special meeting Of the Sunday
school officials will be held in the
near future for the appointment of
a committee TO arrange the pro-
gram.
John F. q. Clayton. candidate for
nomination on the Republican ticket
for State Senator, is a native OF New
Castle county, having been raised in
Delaware City. He has resided In
New Castle for more than twenty
years. during which time he has con-
Quoted a grocery and real estate
business here.
Mrs. Robert W. Cook, of Phlla- |
delphia. and Mrs. Mabel Hurt, of !
Marcus Hook. spent yesterday with (
Mrs Hurts parents, Mr.. and Mrs. |
u 90 naIa 70
streets.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Minshall. Of !
Pa. were guests Of Mr.. and !
Mrs Israel McHugh. Sixth and Della |
ware streets.
Mrs Elizabeth Lancaster and
daughter. Miss Anne. and grand
Anne, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. James Lancaster. and
Charlotte Bennett, spent yesterday
in Philadelphia.
Miss Mary Y. Elkinton. OF the
Strand. is the guest OF her friend,
Mrs. George Heldemeyer, of Odessa.
Francis McCallin. Philadelphia. is
he guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick
Sarreau. of West Sixth street.
Mrs. Isaac Boulder. OF Brandy
WHO summit was AAA' khtaA VI 4'AA
and Mrs. Andrew Mitchell, OF Sixth
and Delaware streets, yesterday.
Mrs. Helen Peech and daughter,
Jane. OF Camden. n. j., are the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. John F. u.
Clayton, East Fourth street, this
week
Mrs. Albert Clayton and children.
II East Fourth street are spending ,
everal days with Mr.. and Mrs. John
'roud. Of near st. Georges. J.
Several merchants and clerks Of :
his city attended the Huber annual
icnic at Harlan field yesterday. g
Mrs. +. T. Deakyne. Miss Eva r
the Misses Mollie and Cor II
ella Deakyne have returned from II
trip 10 Philadelphia. II
The Misses May and Elizabeth II
oberts were guests yesterday of II
leir aunt and uncle. Mr.. and Mrs.
amuel Roberts, OF Wilmington. II
Mr.. and Mrs. Morrell Thornton. :
Z East Fourth street. who have :
zen visiting relatives in Virginia.
ave returned home. n