Evening journal., 1922-06-12
NEWS HAPPENINGS IN DELAWARE AND MARYLAND TOWNS

I session at the church, next tWednes
day, when a general house cleaning
will be given the church.
AT the children's day service OF
the Methodist Sunday school yester-
davs informing the following children
were baptized: Esther Jeanette
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. George
Proud. Jr: Walter Herbert, son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Kee, and liar
old and Major, sons OF Mr. and Mrs.
J. Travers.
The am-day Children's Day eNer-
cises of this church were given be-
fore large congregations both morn
| ing and evening. The church was
beautifully decorated with cut flow
ers and potted plants and flags.
Preparations are being made for
the ice cream lawn social, whichjwill
he held at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
william Meggfnson of Rose Hill, on
Tuesday evening. June 20. The
proceeds will benefit the parsonage
fund OF the First Baptist Church Of
this city.
This lawn fete was scheduled for
tomorrow evening. but was post
poned one week.
The Ladies' Aid Society, OF the
Methodist Church will meet In
regular session in the Sunday school
rooms this evening at o'clock.
This will bel the closing Injecting for
the summer months. A social hour
will follow the regular business SEES"
sion.
Plans havetbeen completed by the
Sunday school OF the First Baptist
Church TO hold it's annual execur- /
sion in conjunction with the Della (
ware Avenue Baptist Church, Will 4,
mlngton, at Riverview Beach, Mon !
day. June 26.
Miss Bertha Barnes, OF East d
Fourth street. while at the Battery
Park bathing beach. yesterday aft
ernoon. was painfully injured. She
was accidentally struck in the head
with a stone.
The picnic committee OF the I'm
manuel Church School will meet at
The rectory tomorrow evening. when
he final arrangements for the picnic
It Hopkins Beach. will be completed.
A meeting of the stockholders Of
he Citizens Building and Loan As
ISOLATION will be held In the New
Castle Trust Company's parlors. fol-
owing the monthly meeting of the
this evening. A change
n the bylaws will be considered.
Seminole Tribe of Red Men will
meet in Masonic Temple at o'clock
his evening.
The New Castle Athletic Assocla-
ion will meet at the homo of Chand-
err H. Gebhart, Sixth and Della
ware streets. following fthe baseball
yame this evening.
Mrs. Sidney King, OF Harmony
street who had been in the Della
ware Hospital, arrived home yester-
lay
william Hushebeck and son, Rob
ert, OF Wilmington, spent yesterday
With his sister and brother, Mrs.
George T. Tobin. ,Jr.. and Harry p.
and families here.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. "A. Thuett, of Will
mington, were thelSunday guests of
Mrs. Clara Bacon. OF East Third
street. Miss Thuett was formerly
Miss Lillian Doelze. OF this city.
Harry j. Rothroclx, of Easton. Pa,
was the guest of Professor and Mrs.
II. e. Snavely. East Third street,
over the week end.
Miss Agnes CLAY and Miss Elsie
of Philadelphia, who have
been the guests of Mrs. Keith Rod
ley, Delaware street, the past sew
rial days. returned home yesterday.
Miss Nancy Wlnslow. of New
Iaven. Conn. is the guest OF Miss
Virginia Rodney. Delaware street.
Mrs. Mabel Hurt, who Is employ
d at Marcus Hook. was a Sunday
uest of her parents Mr.. and Mrs.
/. e. Pinder. Sixth and Delaware
treets.
Harry Mlley, Jr.. and George
augustine, OF Philadelphia, Pa,
Tere the weekend guests OF Mr.. '
filey's mother, Mrs. Anna Miley, a
Z West Fifth street. J
The Misses Halle Porter and Mae 4
IcDowe. Earle Banks. OF this city I
nd John Cassimer. of Wilmington,
lotored to West Chester. Pa. and {
ere entertained at dinner yesterday !
y Miss Llewyn Wilson.