Evening journal., 1922-10-11
NEWS GOSSIP
OF new CASTLE
Bishop Cook to Preach at
RECONSIDERATION Service
on October 20
QUOT LEAGUE
TO BE ORGANIZED
spsaIal . rha EvanIng Journal.

siNe plans are belng maze tor I'M
celebration OF the centennial ami
versary OF the conservation of the
Emmanuel Episcopal Church. 10 TAKE
place in that church on Sunday. Oc
tober %. Bishop Philip Cook. OF the
Episcopal Diocese Of Delaware, will
preach in the morning at the recon.
secration service.
This church. which was erected
about 70 years before IL was conse-
Grated is one of Colonial architec-
tural beauty both interior and ez-
terror it wss built on land donated
by William Penn and adjoins what
is known as the School Green. an
other presentation OF Colonial days.
This church was erected and dedi-
Gated as an edifice devoted to the
Church OF England. but the conse-
Grafton at that time was not posi-
BILE as no Bishops of the church
were assigned to duty in America.
The fall opening OF the parish
house on Thursday evening for
young men under the auspices OF
the young mems Bible class of I'M
manuel Church viii be featured by a
series Of quot games between a rep
team. Mark Clymer is in charge OF
the games.
Plans are being discussed for the
formation OF a town quot league to
be composed of teams representing
the several social and frsternal or
CARNATIONS. The plans under con-
sideration are for the operating OF at
least three games weekly. A sched-
ule will be made and a prize offered
for the winners Of the fall and win
ter indoor sport.
At the weekly business session of
the members OF Battery II, Delaware
National Guard last evening It was
decided to have a team OF riflemen
90 to the state Rifle range for a prac-
tice shoot on Saturday. Another
team will be selected to go on the |
following Saturday.
The team going this week will be |
composed of Captain S. 3. J, |
DUNCAN. Lieutenant william S. Veg |
genmann. Sergeants L. Leslie Walls. |
Elwood Rossell. Mark Roberts and |
David Harrington. Corporals George !
McKnitt, Jr., Charles and Carl /
WORT, and Prlvates Elwood Gooden.
Charles Tidwen, Edward Bruce, |
David Miller, John Reybold and Will |
liam Warren.
Plans are also being arranged for |
e competition shoot between the |
team. which represented the regi- /
ment al the National Rife contest.
Camp Perry. Ohio, last month and a
representative team from the First
Engineers regiment now stationed al
4
This latter shoot viii take place az
The State Rife range.
Plans for an indoor small arms
range are being considered and such
= range viii probably be installed in
he basement OF the VanDyke ar
mory.
Sergeant Leslie Walls. who was
E member OF the 18Th artillery team /
that made and excellent record at
Camp Perry, has been spending sew
eral weeks travelling through the
Eastern States inspecting small arm I
indoor ranges. Sergeant Walls Is
chairman OF the committee OF ar
rangements
Battery H will be represented in
the National Guard Basketball
League. Sergeant Walls Is chairman s
OF the local committee. The league
Win be composed OF four teams from II
Wilmington and one each from New I
Castle, Newark, Dover and Milford. | /,
Cards OF Thanks
Mr. ana Mrs. Thomas Pees wish :
TO thank their many friends who !
presented flowers and donated auto
mobiles for the funeral Of their son
the late Elisha S. Rees. as we'll as \
the many kindnesses Of neighbors.-l ?
Adv.
The Good Tin Band netted s2b 7
on a bake-sale held in Chass's store a
Saturday. This will go into the !
band treasury for the purchase Of a
bass drum. The rehearsal last night
was attended by every member of :
the band
The Kate Ford Deemer Memorial Z
Park at Seventh and South streets on q
the Deemer property. closed for the Z
season yesterday. 7
Owing to the lack Of quorum. the :
scheduled meeting Of the Baraca I
Class Of the Methodist Sunday School !
was postponed from Monday event.
ing until next Sunday afternoon. I
when the new bylaws and consti-
tuition Of the class will be approved. 4
Gaylon Dhue viii give a dance in 7
the Opera House auditorium. next :
Friday evening. The Dixie orches-
ira viii furnish the music.
The Lank Sport Club. composed Of !
employees OF B. T. Lank and several !
friends, are installing a radio re-
ceiving station At Lank's Garage on
fremont street James Keeln Of !
Wilmington has charge OF the install !,
alton. The officers elected are B.
T. Lank president: Edward Gallo
way. vice president: James Carlin, ,
secretary and Harry Wallace, treas
urer.
Albert Kirby. of East Second ,
street, employed at the Wilmington !,
Fibre Specially Company plant. had (
mis- index finger badly lacerated yes I
ferday afternoon, when it came In 7
contact with circular saw
John e. carp, son Of the Rev and
Mrs. Joseph II. carp. rector OF I'M !
manuel Church. has accepted a POSI- 7
ticn with the Library Bureau of I
Philadelphia. Mr.. carp has also
signed to play half back with the q
woodbury. team OF the South Jersey '
Football League lie
Mrs. Maxwell, Of East Third street, a
vas taken TO the Delaware Hospital
yesterday in a serious condition. It p
8 believed an operation will be nee q
sszary. fe
The naid-rsek prayer eervice Of O,