Evening journal., 1922-05-15
and other twilight games.

and other twilight games.
Emily, the four-year-old daughter
OF Mr.. nd Mrs John Bignear, OF
near Bear station. fell from tree In
the yard Of her home. last Friday,
breaking her left arm in two places
near the elbow. which was also dis
located by the fall. DR.. B. NJ. Allen
reduced the fractures and disloca-
tons.
John. the four-year-old son Of Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Alfree, OF the west
ern section OF the city, is critically
III at the home Of his parents with
pneumonia.
Frank Hartnett, tho 1e-year-old
son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Hartnett'
OF Seventh and South streets Is
suffering from abscess OF the neck,
due to being struck by a baseball
during a game about one week ago.
Martin Kinney, Jr.. of Sixth and
Delaware streets. is confined to his
home through illness.
Thomas Lake, OF East Second
street. is III at his home.
Mrs. Howard Wilhelm, OF the
/ strand Is Coulluth " hNA NN
through illness.
/ Sylvester Tidwell, Jr.. who Is en-
ployed at the local plant OF the Will
mington Fibre Speciality Company,
had a portion OF the third finger OF
his left hand cut off by II being
caught In a punching machine last
Saturday. DR.. Booker gave medical
attention.
A public card party will be given
at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. James
D. McPlke, on East Second street,
Thursday evening. The proceeds are
for the benefit OF the Catholic
Daughters OF America.
Mrs. Wilbert Meredith, John,
LOOMS and Arthur Wise OF this
city. attended the funeral OF their
aunt, Mrs. Maggie Honfecker, in
Philadelphia, on Saturday. Mrs.
Hoffecker was well known here,
having been a frequent visitor with
her neice and nephews,
The members OF the First Baptist
Church Will hold a cottage prayer
at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs Charles Lieb. OF Baldton, to-
evening. at o'clock. All I
members and friends OF the church I
are cordially invited to attend.
Final preparations are being made /
for the musical and literary enter I
tainment to be given In the audi /
torium OF the New Castle Opera t
House on Monday evening. May %.
under the direction OF the Dorcas .
Society Of the Methodist Church.
william II. Greer, OF West Fifth
street, who has been with the local
plant Of the Deemer steel Casting
for several years
has severed his connections with
hat concern, and will take up his
new duties as foundry foreman
With the william Wharton, Jr-
Steel Company OF Easton. Pa.
Mr. and Mrs. william Marcus.
were the weekend
guests OF Mrs. Marcus brother and
sister. George s. Bacon and Miss
Laura Bacon. on Delaware street
Mr.. and Mrs. william Holstein.
OF Dover. Mrs. Anna Aaron. OF Will
mington and Private Harvey Baker.
OF Fort Dupont, were entertained
yesterday by Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Willeys. OF East Third street.
Mrs. NJ. p. Phillips, who has been
the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. George w.
Greenwood, at Montpelier, Va. for
the past week. returned home on
Saturday. Mr.. Greenwood was
supervisor OF the Safety Depart
ment OF the local plant OF the
Penn Seaboard Corporation. during
the war, residing here. and Mrs. !
Greenwood was a member OF the |
New Castle Century Club. OF which
Mrs. Phillips just retired as presi-
dent.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Kirk, and
children OF Philadelphia were the
guests OF their mother and grand
mother Mrs. William Kirk, on
Chestnut street, over the weekend
John Lalli, former merchant tall
or, OF this city, now OF Philadelphia,
was a visitor here yesterday.