Evening journal., 1922-12-30
AID SOCIETY
GIVES SOCIAL
Women of Newport Church
Entertained at Home of
Mrs. ]. R. Lyman
CLUBS
HOLD BAKE SALE
Special to The Evening Journal.

IepiAai Nh NFuhteuaN evening at lut
home OF Mrs. J. r. Lyman. Follow
ing the meeting, the entertainment
committee took charge. which com
iprlsed Mrs. David Bair. Miss Kath-
crime Price. Miss Ethel Woodward
and Miss Margaret Groome, and the
following program was given:
Singing. Joy TO the World" read
ing, Miss Susan's Christmas Pres
ent." Miss Irene F. Gregg: vocal Sc
ections, Alfred Spence, accompanied
by Mrs. II. f. Pierson; vocal duet.
Warren Garrett and Alfred Spence;
Santa Claus. impersonated by Alfred
Spence, distributed gifts to all pres
ent.
The next social will be held on
January 81. at the home OF Mrs. ].
: G. Slack, and the following commit
tee will have charge OF arrange
ments: J. c. Slack, Miss Emma
Maclary, Miss Sarah Benson and Mrs.
Howell.
Those present were: Mrs. J. n.
Lyman. Mrs. W. F. Groome. Mr.. and
Mrs. II. f. Gregg, the Rev. W. V.
Moore. Mr.. and Mrs. A. NJ. Craig.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. r. Taylor, Mr.. and
Mrs. S. c. Lomax, Mr.. and Mrs.
Veasey Clark. Mr.. and Mrs. J. C.
Strong. Mrs. J. c. Slack, Mrs. IT. F.
Pierson. Mrs. ouimby r. Lyman. Jr.,
Mrs. Harris. Mrs. Hannah, Mrs
Frank Moore. Miss Emily Gregg.
Mrs. Elizabeth Hilyard. Mrs c. W.
Maclary. Mrs. NJ. Helen Woolen. Miss
Kate Williams. Miss Katherine
Price, the Misses Ethel Woodward,
Leila Lyman. Frances Ball. Irene r.
Gregg. Emma s. Maclary, May Seeds
and Sarah Benson and Messrs. II.
Warren Garrett. Alfred Spence, AL
win Ruth, Price Pierson. Frederick
Slack and Arthur Craig. Refresh
ments were served.
The revival meetings which were
10 have been held during the early
part OF January have been indef
nitely postponed.
The church clubs OF the town are
holding a bake sale today. proceeds
OF which will be used for purchasing
equipment for the clubs, which have
recently been organized. The clubs
will hold a party this evening in the
church parlor.
Delaware Grange will hold a
Christmas party on Monday evening. |
January s. in Grange Hall There |
will not be a business meeting on |
Monday evening. Members OF De,a- |
ware Grange are invited 10 visit !
Centre Grange on Wednesday even !
ing. The trip will be made by auto. |
The Parent-Teacher Association Of
Newport will hold a business meet !
ing in the school house on Tuesday |
evening. January 2. DR.. Rich. the
new Episcopal rector. will give
talk. The children OF the school
will repeat a few numbers OF their !
Christmas entertainment.
The Community Christmas tree at /
Newport. on the Church Square. is /
attracting much. attention and is
lighted each evening.
The Stanton NJ. f. Church held |
its annual Christmas entertainment !
on Thursday evening in the church. /
The Woman'e Club Of Newport, 4
will hold an evening social Thurs
day evening, at the home OF Mr.. and
Mrs. George W. Seeds.
Mr. and Mrs Joseph Crawford.
of Long Island. y. Y. spent the
Christmas holidays with Mr.. and |
Mrs. william Crawford; Mrs. Minos
Short and son. Daniel. of Seaford, /
were guests Of Miss Ethel Wood
ward. on Thursday; Walter Snyder,
OF Staten Island. n Y. spent the
Christmas holidays with his parents.
Mr. and Mrs. F. G. Snyde
Margaret Snyder daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. F. c. Snyder, and a stu
dent at the Michigan Agricultural
College. East Lansing, Mich. is suf-
fering from a broken ankle The
Rev. and Mrs. J. H. Whedbee and
william and Gregg Whedbee, Of
East New Market, Md, have return
I'd to their home. after spending the
Christmas holidays with Mr.. and
Mrs. II. f. Gregg: Junior Moore is
confined to Els home. suffering with
he measles. and there are a num-
per of other cases Of measles in
he town: Mrs. George W. Seeds and .
Miss Nellie Seeds. who have been
,onhned to their home by Illness,
ire convalescing; Mr.. and Mrs. H.
2. Gregg had as their dinner guests
IN Tuesday evening. Mr.. and Mrs. {
\. NJ Craig. and son. Arthur. Misses !
Bessie and Mary Lyman. all OF New ,
,ort, and Mss. Emily Whitaker. o. :
Mr.. ard Mrs. c. w {
Iaclary had as their guests on ]
christmas Day. Mr.. and Mrs. H. w :
,faclary and son, Harry of state ]
Road; Mr.. and Mrs. George W. Seeds
lave had as guests during the holi- {
laws. Mr.. and Mrs. George f. Davis,
" Newark, n. j.; Mr.. and Mrs I
Harry W. Davis. and daughters. I
frances and Anna. of Wilmington. !
Toward Jones. OF Sudlersville. Md: 6
frs. Elizabeth Davis. Of Whining :
on. and Mr.. and Mrs. J, Lee Davis, !
4 Edge Moor; Mrs Maggie r. Stuart [
nd Miss Nora Stuart spent Christ 7
mas Day with Mr.. and Mrs. n. J. \
ling. of Ashley: B. r. Fluharty, OF ]
,nola. Pa. spent the weekend here ,
With friends: Miss Nora Stuart had ;
= her recent guests. Mr.. and Mrs ;
,eRoy Seltzer and son, william, and 7
fieses Nellie Sawin and Elizabeth r
'atton. all Of wilmington; Mr.. and 6
frs. George Stuart. Miss Margery \
tuart, William Stuart. Miss Ada
Iriggs. Messrs. Francis Stuart and E
,dward Cunningham were guests of 2
lr. and Mrs. Harry Lyman, Of New Ii
astle, on Thursday. Ia
The following pupils OF the New \
ort public schools had perfect at F
,ndance records during November. n
Margaret Cunningham, Emily f
lliott. Margaret Hargan, Mabel n
IcDowell. Lima Reed, Margaret
teinbaker, Eleanor Townsend. "
,ssie Townsend. Earl Cunningham. I,