Evening journal., 1922-02-13
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Dean Robinson Gives Talk
on Young Peoples
Pleasures"
ORIENTAL LODGE
Is YEARS OLD
Special to The Evening Journal.

Special to The Evening Journal.
NEWARK, Feb. 1s.-The can
vass for funds for the proposed Y.
w c. A work in the northern dis
trict was closed Saturday night
Solicitors under the direction OF
Miss Edith Spencer. chairman OF
the local committee. canvassed the
town all OF last week. All reports
are not yet in and the amount sub
scribed is not yet known.
Mrs william ]. Rowan, who
broke her leg by a fall down stairs
about ten days ago and who is at the
Delaware Hospital. Wilmington. is
said to be gradually improving al
though She will probably be at the
hospital for some time yet
The funeral OF Mrs. Harry
Thompson, who died at her home
on Delaware avenue last Wednes-
day after a long illness was held
this afternoon and interment made
in the Methodist cemetery.
The funeral OF Mrs. John W.
Dayett. OF Cooch's Bridge. was held
on Saturday.
Officers OF the local lodge, knights
OF the Golden Eagle, were Installed
at a meeting Saturday night.
Dean Winlfred j. Robinson, OF the
Women's College, University OF Del
aware addressed the Church Ser
vice League. young peoples or
/ Church in the parish house last
night on young Peoples Pleas
ures"
Chairman OF the various commit
tees arranging for the bazaar to be
held in the Armory each night next
week under the auspices OF the Guild
OF st. Thomas Church. will be held
at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. George
Carter on Depot road at 7.30 o'clock
Thursday evening.
Members OF Oriental Lodge OF
odd Fellows attended services at the
Newark Presbyterian Church last
night when there was a sermon by
the Rev. II. Everett Hallman. The
attending OF divine services was
part OF the program. celebrating the
seventy-hfth anniversary OF the in
stitution OF this lodge.
The Rev Eiwood w. Jones, Of
wilmington. preached at the local
, Methodist Church yesterday morn
ing.
The song recital given by J. Frank
Huss noted baritone OF Philadel-
phia. al the New Century Club Sat
urday evening under the auspices
OF the club was greatly enjoyed by
a large number OF local music lovers
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piano by Nicholas Douty. Follow
ing the song recital there was dane
ing.
DIR. John Mez. a correspondent for
the Frankfurter Zeitung. a German
newspaper who attended the recent
conference at Washington for the
Limitation OF armaments, will give
an address in Wolf Hall at 7SO
O'Clock tomorrow evening under the
auspices OF the Limitation OF Arma-
ments Club OF the Women's College
University OF Delaware. The subject
Of his talk will be America and the
Economic Crisis in Europe" The
. club is arranging for a series OF talks
by others on similar subjects.
Mrs. Levi X Bowen win go e
st. Agnes Hospital Baltimore, TO
undergo an operation by DR.. Blood
good. one OF the leading surgeons oi
ithe Johns Hopkins Hospital
The vestry OF ST. Thomas Epis
, copai Church will hold a meeting
tonight In the parish house.
The Rev 2. W Wells, OF Whining
, ton, will give an address on tn
: 'Lustre OF Free Masonry" at tn
meeting OF Hiram Lodge. A. f. an
, A. NJ, tonight.
, The Review Board OF the Univer
a sity of Delaware student body vii
hold melting at Keels tonight
g Mr.. and Mrs. Knowles r. Bower
a OF Kennett Square, visietd the lat
il ter's parents here yesterday.