Evening journal., 1922-11-20
Today's News Today
NEWS HAPPENINGS IN DELAWARE AND MARYLAND TOWNS

row will be a public affair. TO which
all residents, both men and women
have been invited.
Warden NJ. S. Plummer. OF tn
New Castle County workhouse will
address this meeting A specia
musical program has been arrang
ed.
To allow the attendance of a mem
Der of the firm, National Tube Cor.
poration, owners Of the plot OF land
desired by the local Board OF Edu-
cation for the erection OF a new
building for Negro children, the
/ Condemnation Commission has
again postponed its meeting until
Monday afternoon Of next week.
The commission was 10 have met
on the plot. known as the Barsca
baseball field today to consider con-
/ demning the land.
The soup and bake-ssle held last
"Wednesday in the social rooms of
/ the Methodist church by the La
dies Aid Society, Melted S31.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. f. Pinder. OF
sixth and Delaware streets, yester-
day announced the marriage OF their
: daughter Mrs. Mabel Hurt. and
Charles somers, OF College Mound,
No. at Cairo. Mo, on November J..
The Rev. William Eatley. pastor
OF the First Presbyterian Church,
Cairo. officiated Mrs. Somers! who
was the widowof William Hurt with
her daughter Ann. left New Castle
accompanied by her mother and
brother, Mrs. r. r. Pinder and r. f.
Pinder Jr.. for Moberly. Mo. about
four weeks Al go. Mr.. and Mrs. SOM
ers and little Ann will make their
home on his farm near College
Mound.
Mrs. Pinder and son returned TO
their home here, Saturday evening.
An advertising bi-plsne was aban-
doned last night in the pasture field
on one OF the Lucas Steel Compa ny's
farms, along the Wilmington road.
Special invitations were issued yes
terday through announcement made
in the different churches by the pas
tors. 10 all men OF this city. who are
interested In the project Of the pro-
posed organization OF a Mems Glee
Club. A meeting in this behalf will
be held at the Old Town Hall on
Monday evening. beginning at s
o'clock. A special course in singing
and the elementary rules of music. /
etc, will be given before the actual
work is begun.
Mr., and Mrs. Charles Blackburn.
living near Hare's Corner. enter
aimed number OF friends
It their home Saturday eve
linE in honor OF the birthday
InniNersary OF Mr.. Blackburn. The
vening was spent in games, music O.
md cards, after which collation.
vas served Those in attendance
we're Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Black
urn. Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Watson
Il Chester; Mr. and Mrs. Theodore
Miss Clara Ingram. Miss
lay Ingram, Vaughan Watson, Clar
nee Blackburn, Miss Mary Black
urn. Mrs. 3. r. Wainwright.
The weekly meeting of the ST.
Anne's Guild of the Emmanuel Epis-
opal church will he conducted in
he Emmanuel Episcopal church .
This ebening beginning at 8 o'clock /
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel c. Roberts
and daughter. Miss Dorothy Rob-
srts: william n. Wallace. OF Wii-
nlngton. and Miss Dora Kern. Of
Philadelphia. were the dinner guess
II Mrs. Mary c. Roberts yesterday
George Kern. son OF Patrolman
nd Mrs. George Kern. of this city.
EFT yesterday for near Eliza beth. n.
., where he has accepted a position
Nth the Crome Steel Company.
Fred J. Morris has accepted a po-
ition in Brooklyn. N. Y. and left ,
everal days ago to assume his new ,
uties.
Mr.. and Mrs. Irwin Etchell. OF
were the guests OF I,
lr. and Mrs. william Etchell, of
avenue. yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Wink Of
led Lion. spent yesterday as the
uest OF their parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
-eorge Smith. OF this city.
Miss Dora Kern Mr.. and Mrs.
larry Imhof. John Kern. Mr.. and !
IRIS. Edward Campbell. Miss Mil j
red Campbell and Harry Campbell,
lr. and Mrs Harold Salmon, of Q
were guests of rela-
yes in this city today. |.
Miss Esther Vining. of Washing
IN, d. c., is spending two weeks va
alton with her parents, Magistrate =
nd Mrs. Weldin Vining OF East =
bird street.
Mrs Harry ]. Gable. OF the strand, 5
no has been spending several days h
it'll her mother. Mrs. Maria Hewitt. .
no is i'll, at Pennsville, n. j., re- n
Irned home yesterday. "a