Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1922-01-24
Jews Happenings in Delaware and Maryland Towns

robin. Jr.; assistants. Walter Daily,
Mrs. William weggenman, Mrs
julius Dodd and Mrs. G. w. Kerns
Unit No. 6-Le0der, Raymond
Foster; assistants, Mrs. Zimmerman
Mrs. Edward Eagle, b. +. Lancaster
and Mrs. b. H. Lancaster.
Unit No. Leader. John Il. H.
Clayton; assistants, Albert Clayton
and Mrs. h. Benton.
Unit No. s--Leader. Harry Hushe-
beck; assistants. Mrs. Davidson
George Deakyne and James Biggs.
Unit No. 9-Leader. Mrs. II. VIII
helm; assistants, Mrs Weldon Vim
ing, Timothy Steele and Mrs. Ed
ward Hemphfll.
Unit No. 10-Leader. Mrs. Will
liam Connor; assistantf. Mrs. Fred
Wilhelm. Samuel Moyde and Mrs.
William Lewis.
Unit No. 11--Leader, Mrs. T.
Gravell; assistants. Mrs. John King,
Mrs. Joseph Armpriester, MIS-. w.
Ford and Mrs. Herbert Kee.
Unit No. i2-Leader. william
Green; assistants. Mrs. William o..
Jenny MS lohAaa ANNNn ana -AAe
A johnson.
Unit No. 1s-Leader. W. B. In
gram; assistants, Elmer Megginson
and Miss Mae Cooley.
Baldton-Leader, Mrs. W. Black
burn; assistants. Charles e. Lancas-
ter. Jr.. and Mrs. II. Lyman.
Moore's Lane and Farnhurst-
Leader, Mrs Frank Moore; assist
ants, Mrs. A Moore and Miss Belle
Wadsley.
Country-Leader. Clarence Craig;
assistants. Charles Blackburn. Maxey
Bland and Abraham Ingram.
u was learned last evening that
Virginia. the seven-year- daugh-
ter OF Mr.. and Mrs. John Hopkins,
OF near Rose Hill, narrowly es-
capped drowning last Sunday after
noon when her sled plunged through
the thin ice over an area from which
her father had cut ice with which TO
fill his ice house on Saturday. Mr..
Hopkins hearing the screams OF his
daughter ran to the pond In time TO
save her. The child suffered con-
siderable from cold. and every pre-
caution is being taken TO prevent an
attack OF pneumonia. That the
child did not see the thin Ice was
attributed to the fact that she was
lying on her back pushing the sled
along with her feet
Mrs. Edward II. Naylor will be IN
charge OF the entertainment to fol-
low the weekly business session OF
the New Castle Century Club this
evening. Mrs. Naylor has provided
an elaborate musical and literary
program for this function The frs
part OF the program viii be a musi.
cal and the evening will be desig
mated IAN Evening With the Must
clans" The program follows: Quar-
tet. Messrs. Minkrr. Laily, Blain'
and Baylis. OF Wilmington: plan,
solo by Miss Sarah White. Whining
ton; tenor solo by Marion Minker
Wilmington; piano solo by Edwar,
II. Naylor. Jr.. New Castle; .voca
solo by Miss Jane Robinson. vii
mington.
The second part OF the program
will be a playlet entitled 'In Wan
Of a Servant" The cast for tn
piaylet follows: "Mr. and Mrs. Mar
shall" Ralph Duling and Mis-
Phyllis Marsh; Margaret O'Flan
nigan," Miss Grace Zimmerman
Catherine Foiienstein." Mrs. Heie
Newlove; Snow Drop Washington
Miss Ruth Zimmerman; Mrs. Bun
ker," Miss Laura Armpriester. an
son Freddie" Johnny Proud. Tn
entertainment will close by the clu
singing GOOD Night. Ladies'"
Miss Mae Cooley. teacher OF tn
hftk grade Of the public school,
who has been confined to her HON
through illness for several days. ia
recovered and resumed her positio
yesterday. Mrs. William S. Veg
genmann. a former teacher in tn
school, has been substituting 70
Miss Cooley.
Mrs. W. Bishop. Ninth and era
streets. is confined to her bed wit
pneumonia.
Charles Heathers. OF Delawar
, City. who has been confined TO IN
81 home of his son. Arthur Heather
5 at the Baldton. suffering wit
abscess. is convalescing.
l Mrs. ]. r. Bicking. who has bee
- m several weeks. and Is now cor
valesclng at her home. was the r.
cipient OF a postal card shower ye'
terday. The cards were sent hi
. by many friends in memory Of h'
= birthday anniversary.
! Seminole Tribe of Red Men M
in weekly business session in Ma
> sonic Temple last evening.
II Industry Council. Jr. o. u. A. N
will hold its weekly business sessio
in Masonic Temple at s o'clock tn
evening.
The weekly meeting OF st. Anr
I, Guild was held last evening. II
Il proposed ST. Valentine dance WI
discussed. but no definite date 4
place was settled on for holding tn
social function.
II Samuel Barnes. Of East SecoI
l.. street. was surprised yesterday af
ernoon. when a number of his rel
tives who paid him a visit al
nounced they lad come TO congra
!. ulate him on the passing OF anoth
:. anniversary OF his birth. Mr.. Barn
= was taken by surprise, but MI
n Barnes, who had been apprised
. the visit. had the dining-room tab
4, spread and loaded with delicaci
for the occasion. A dinner W
r served and the evening spent
2 games, discussions Of eye Old
N Times" and a general good time,
r. an informal family gathering.
r; At a special meeting OF the Ladi
ID Aid Society OF the First Bapt
Church on Sunday evening it was
rs cided to hold the supper to be Civ
rs on wednesday evening. February