Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1922-12-13
NEWS GOSSIP
OF new CASTLE
S. H. Baynard ,Jr, Will
Address St. Johns Lodge,
A. F. and A. NJ, Tonight
CITY ACCEPTS NEW
WATER MAIN

II. Baynard, Jr.s or wilmington, VII
address the members OF st. Johns
Lodge. A. f. and A. NJ. and visiting
Masons this evening following the
business session of the lodge in Ma
sonic Temple Mr.. Baynard will
speak on Masonic history.
Beside the address an elaborate
program OF music. both vocal and in
strumental. has been arranged.
Horace b. Harrison, a Whining
ton Mason and baritone soloist, viii
sing. Following the meeting and en-
tertainment the members and
friends will be banqueted by the To-
cal lodge.
Invitations have been sent TO Ma
sonic lodges of Delaware City, New
ark. Newport\and Wilmington 10 at
tend the session.
superintendent Unger has com
Melted the installation of the new six
inch water main from the Strand to
the municipal wharf at the foot or
Delaware street. A meter and hose
connection has been installed also.
A. c. Haines. who has been on the
Mapieside farm, also known as the
Iukens farm, along river near
stoeckle's corner, for the past twelve
wears has sold his stock and imple-
ments and moved to this city. Mr..
and Mrs. Haines will live with their
son. II. II. Haines. on West Fifth
street.
Current Events Class will meet as
usual at ESQ o'clock Friday after
noon as Newark Century Club will
not be with the local Century Club
women as previously announced. The
next reciprocity day" to be held by
the club will not take place until
after the holidays.
Xmas goods and toys at Haines'.-
Adv
The Holloway Terrace volunteer
fire company, the women's auxiliary
and the civics association have COM
Melted the erection OF the new engine
house and community hall. The
building will be dedicated and the
chemical engine and hose wagon
housed next Saturday afternoon.
The civics association and fremen
met last evening and completed ar
rangements for Saturdays exercises.
Members OF the Good VIII Fire
Company. Five Points Civics Assoc
citation and others have been Invited
TO house the engine.
Messrs. Samuel and George Nc
KNIT, brothers, killed a pen OF hogs
Monday that averaged 175 pounds at
six months OF age.
Miss Esther Vining, OF Washing
ton. d. c.. who has been spending
her vacation with her parents. Mag
,strate and Mrs. Weldin Vining. on
East Third street. returned home. |
Miss Vining before returning attend !
ed the funeral of her friend and for
mer associate at Washington. Miss
Bertha McCallister. in Philadelphia |
yesterday.
Xmas trees and greens TO arrive
Monday at Haines'.-Adv.
The recently ORGANIZED Blue Hens
Chickens" girl reserves of the Y. W. 4
c. A.. composed of girls OF the local
high school, will prepare Christmas
dinner baskets and distribute them
TO needy families of the city on Sat
urday evening. December %.
The members of the above organi-
cation are making plans for a Christ
mas party TO be given in the old
Town Hall, Thursday evening. De-
cember 81.
Clarence Long. U. g. Navy who
has been spending fifteen-day fur
Tough here with his parents, has re-
turned 10 his ship.
Miss Anna NJ. Farley, who has
been confined to her home with grip
for several days. is improving.
Miss Marie MeCaffery has been
the guest OF her sister. Mrs. Ray
pond Griffin. Washington.
See Bridgeweter for Jewelry.-
Adv
The young peoples choir will lead
the singing in the New Castle Meth
cd st church revival services tonight.
The young people VIII sing ivory
Palaces" The Awakening Chorus"
'When the Gates Swing Outward
Never" etc. The Rev. George W.
Cooke. evangelist. will sing "Moari
SSng," by special request. and Mr..
Smith, the singing assistant 20 Mr..
Cooke, viii sing In the Land Where
the Roses Never Fade"
Mr.. Cooke VIII preach on The
Worlds Greatest Force" This IS
the last week Of the extra services
and large congregations greet the
evangelist nightly After the Christ :
mas holidays Mr. Cooke and Mr..
Smith viii conduct similar services
a. Bri5gevllle.
Bestiske. Of the wilmington
Church Basketball League. plays the
Battery II team in Van Dyke Ar
nory Saturday evening.
Caesar Rodney Chapter. Ordersof
Eastern Star. viii meet in Masonic
Temple e. 3 O'Clock tomorrow even
Ing.
Friendship Lodge. A. o. Z. W.
VII meet in the Old Town Hall al
: O'Clock this evening.
4 public card party o. bridge and
nve hundred VIII Be given IN the
Kew Castle Century Club parlors
this evening for the beneft Of the
visiting nurse project. II
George 7. Tobin. local merchant.
who was ~ for several days with
rip. has improved and IS able 20
'esnrns his business duties.
Eerie Brown. the eieven-yesr-oid
'on O Mr.. and Mrs. George Brown.
= West FIFTH street. Is confined % |
~ home with grip.
Amy the gix-year-oid daughter Of |
r.. and Mrs. Chester Blake. Of
Vest Fffh street 3 30 with grip.
E'eanor. the 19-year-ofd daughter III
4 Mr.. aud Mrs Harry Hewlett. III