Evening journal., 1922-05-25
WOMAN HURT in
AUTO CRASH
Truck Runs Into Machine
in Which Philadelphia
Couple Rides
DELAWARE CITY
SCHOOL EXHIBIT

Special to The Evening Journal.
DELAWARE CITY. May 25-The
Women's Missionary Society OF the
First Presbyterian Church. will hold
an open meeting in the church. at
s o'clock this evening. when Miss
Bertha Harlan. president OF the
New Castle Presbyterial, will speak.
A special musical program has been
arranged for the occasion.
AT a meeting OF the executive
com mittee Of the Delaware city
Century Glib at the home OF Mrs
Thomas j. Whiteman. president. on
Tuesday evening. il was decided to
create two new committees. dra-
matte arts and crafts. Mrs. James
Brannon was appointed chairman of
the former and Mrs. John Creedon'
chairman of the latter Mrs Harry
c. Webb, has been appointed chair
man OF the educational committee,
and Mrs. Price Stanley, chairman oi
the Hospitality committee in place
of Mrs. Edward c. Reybold, declin-
ed. Mrs. Atkey Pennington, mas
been made chairman of the civic
COZ mittee.
II was decided to hold social and
entertainments on the first Thursday
evening of each month during the
year. AT this meeting the men folk
will be entertained end dancing VIII
follow the entertainment. Mrs. e.
Earl Baum chairman OF the music
committee has offered to supervise
the musical program. and T. Moore
Whiteman, cornetist, william fa'-
terson. saxophone, accompanied by
Mrs. Baum on the piano. will furn- !
ish the music gratis for these meet |
ings. and dances. The meetings
will take the place of the usual Fri /
day afternoon meetings of those
weeks.
Mrs. Anna E Cooper. wife OF Will /
liam E. Cooper, Of Flfty-ninth street
and Gibson avenue. Philadelphia /
was painfully injured yesterday /
a bout noon, when a large army truck
collided with the Ford touring car
driven by Mr.. Cooper. near the juno
tion of the streets in front OF the
st. Georges Branch Of the Delaware
Trust Company Mrs Cooper was
thrown from the car against a tele-
phone pole and sustained severe
and bruises Of her right
side.
Mr.. Cooper and his wife were en-
route home after spending the week
end with relatives and friends in
As they were crossing
the junction the truck ran into the
Ford jamming It against the tele-
phone pole Mrs. Cooper was the
only occupant OF the machine in
iured. DR.. w. w. Ellis was called
and gave medical assistance. No
bones were broken but the physi-
clan fears internal injuries may ex-
ISL.
Mrs. John W. Carrow. OF st.
Georges. was sent to Delaware Hos
pitai. Wilmington by Or. W. w. FL
lis yesterday for treatment. Mrs
-arrow has been III for several days.
, Evelyn. the 12-year- r-old daughter
II Corporal and Mrs. John Kincaid,
ustained serious injuries to her
mouth yesterday when she fell from
he chinning bar erected on the
chool playground. striking her chin.
IL nicl II was AtdAfA Tire AbNNA ioN >
one had been broken.
Mrs. Arthur Perkins. of Philadel-
hia. was the guest OF Mr. and Mrs.
rank o. Moore yesterday.
The annual exhibit OF the handi-
-ork OF the several pupils OF the
Ugh school and grades took place
Ionday and Tuesday evening in the
annual training rooms. The articles
lsplayed and the makers of each II
llow: N
Two waists, braided hat, two s.
.esses made OF volle. one dress OF b
ngham and one skirt. Mildred o
etsch; one waist, one gingham hat. al
lie skirt and one made-over jacket. n
-ances Webb; two dresses one o
ioking apron and one cap, Nellie "
arrow: one dozen napkins. one i'
blecloth by first and second year a'
rls Jointly; one skirt. three dresses. "