Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1922-10-21

tained at dinner today Mrs. william
Kane. chairman Of the hospitality
committee OF the local Century
Club. and Mrs. Elizabeth speakman
OF Claymont. who addressed the
weekly meeting Of the club.
Members OF the Ladies' Aid OF the
First Presbyterian Church are plan
ming for an oyster and chicken sup
per 10 be given In the Town Hall on
Wednesday evening. November /.
Rodney Schunder, aged 22. who
had his tonsils and adenoids re-
moved at a private hospital in VII
mlngton. was removed 10 his home
on Washington street yesterday.
Philip Simmons. of ST. Georges
while making sausage in his factory
yesterday afternoon had the second
finger OF his right hand caught in
the grinding machine. The end OF
the finger was amputated by the ma
chine. DR.. W. ". Ellis gave medi
cal attention.
Harry L. Gray. OF st. Georges. wa
removed TO the Delaware Hospital
yesterday where he was operated on
for hernia. His condition Is report
ed favorable TO recovery.
Plans are being made for a fare
well reception 10 Sergeant and Mfs.
c. Russell Coyle, Of Fort Dupont. by
the Ladies' Aid Society OF the Della
ware City Methodist Church. The
function will take place tonight in
the church social rooms. Sergeant
and Mrs. Coyle and children viii
leave on Tuesday for New York from
where they will sail for Panama. 70
which post the sergeant was as
signed last week Mrs. Coyle has
been an active member OF the church
since coming here to live about three
years ago.
The excursion steamer Thomas
Clyde for the first time in its his
tory has been tied up for the win
ter at the sadler Company's wharf
at the foot OF Washington street
Previously this steamer has been
making her winter moorings at Cam
den. y. ].
The Rev. Robert c. Pitzer. pastor
OF the First Presbyterian Church.
here, will preach at 1890 o'clock to-
morrow morning on Physician aud
Healer" and at 100 o'clock tomor-
row evening on Mystery OF Enoch"
The Sunday School OF this church.
will meet at - o'clock in the chapel
and the Christian Endeavor Society
At Z o'clock in the same building.
Next Thursday evening marks the I
closing OF the weekly session Of the I
prayer services in the chapel for .
the cold weather. The subject for .
evening prayer service .
will be. india in America" Be /
ginning for Thursday evening. No .
VEN 2. at 100 o'clock. cottage pray .
er services Will he conducted in tina
several homes OF the members of
the church. instead OF in the chapel
This is for the purpose OF conserv-
ing fuel. The first OF these cottage
prayer meetings will be held at the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Robert A.
on Clinton street. east OF
Fourth street.
Services in the Delaware City
Methodist Church tomorrow, will be
n charge OF the Rev. L. W. Layheld.
who will preach at 1890 O'Clock on
The Look OF Christi and at 7.3O
o'clock. on Paul. the Patriot" The
Sunday. School will meet at Has
,'clock in the church social rooms.
rhe Rev. Layheld will speak at the
nid-week prayer service. at 100
,'clock, Wednesday evening. on
Burden Bearing"
The Rev. ]. G. Mccoy, of ST.
Georges VI. f. Church will conduct
Rally Day services in Summit NJ.
:. Church at 73O O'Clock tomorrow
vening. The Epworth League OF
he st. Georges Church will have
barge OF the evening service in that
hurch. There will be no service
n Summit Church in the afternoon.
wing to the above exercises. The
rev. Mccoy will preach in the st.
ieorges Church al 1890 o'clock TO
borrow morning on Power OF God
'ver the Forces OF Nature" The
l. Georges Sunday school will meet
{ $50 O'Clock.
Francis Warner. student at the ,
OF Delaware. is week
nd guest Of his grandparents, Nag
trate and Mrs. Frank Reynold, OF
bird and Washington streets.
Mrs. Frances Heisel and mother. {
IRIS. Alice Clark. have moved from J
heir farm home to their bungalow a
Washington and Second streets. S