Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1922-10-23

Church; Thursday Friendship Lodge
A. o. u. w. in third floor OF old
Town Hall; Civic Club in second
floor room OF Old Town Hall: Caesar
Rodney Chapter. order OF Eastern
Star. in Masonic Temple: Friday,
Adelphia Lodge. Knights OF Pythias
in Masonic Temple.
Mrs. Edward II. Naylor chairman
of the local Red Cross Committees
announced yesterday that plans are
being made for the 1929 Red
Cross membership drive. which be-
gins Saturday November IL.
John ID. Naylor, well known local
athlete and baseball player has been
employed by Beacon College as has
ket and baseball coach. Tho first
class for basket ball and candidates
for the season will be Wednesday
evening.
(. Mr.. and Mrs. william Plerson, OF
near Rose Hill, entertained num-
Der of friends at their home on Sat
urday. at masquerade party In
honor OF their guest. Miss Katie Sat
terrified. sister OF Mrs. Person.
Those present were: Mr.. and Mrs.
w. NJ. Pierson. tho Misses Matilda
Burris, Dorothy Summons, Emily
Johnson. James Ryan. Moreland
Warren. and Bryan Nolan.
The funeral OF Mary Lolly. whose
death occurred in Philadelphia. on
Wednesday and whose body was
brought 20 the home OF her brother.
Raymond Lolly. on West Fourth
street on Saturday, took place yester-
day afternoon. with services in the
Union Methodist Church. Inter
ment was made in the adjoining
The Woman's Auxiliary OF the
Episcopal Church will
meet in special session in the I'M
manuel Parish House, on Wednesday |
Ifternoon OF this week at $50
o'clock. All members are urged TO
,e in attendance as several impor-
ant matters in addition TO the ar
angements for the annual supper
+ the Auxiliary will be discussed.
David Harrington. OF this city. has
ccepted a position as private chauf-
eur TO seldom S. Deemer, OF Sixth
nd South streets.
The members of 81. Anne's Guild
rill meet In weekly session in
ne Emmanuel Parish House. this
vening, at o'clock. All mem
ers are urged TO attend. as
nal arrangements will be made for
he annual Halloween party OF the
iuild, which is TO be held In the
'arish House. on Thursday evening.
2.
James Jemison. OF Washington. d.
=. formerly OF this city. was the
Weekend guest OF Mr.. and Mrs.
ohm King. OF Harmony street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Mcclure, OF
spent the weekend
ere as the guest OF Mrs. McGuire's
arents. Councilman and Mrs. VIII
am Weggenman, OF East Fifth ,
rect.
Miss Blanche Sibley. OF Harmony. ,
here she Is employed as a school
,acher at Harmony School. spent
10 weekend here as the guest or
err parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Walter l
bley OF East Fourth street. a
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar d. Rulings and /
,ughters. Misses Ray Rulings and C
race Rulings. Of Hillcrest. were v
inday guests OF Mrs II, T. Deakyne. d
South street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Hsnce, OF
p,Han NJ mana tha .~a.t,-.~a
tests OF their father. Councilman n
mes B. Hance, ST.. OF East Fifth e
rect. C
Professor II. ID. stahl. superin- c
ndent of Claymont schools. was the q
est OF Professor and Mrs. Henry c
snavely, OF East Third street,
sterday.
John Cannon and daughter. Miss
izabeth and Alvin Othoson were c
,ekend guests OF relatives at Mil a
I'd a
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. spragg. OF ST
ilmington. were the Sunday dinner
ests of Mr.. and Mrs. Chandler II.
,bhart. Sixth and Delaware street
Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Henry, OF e
r mother, Mrs. Julia Morrison, at Il
cond and Chestnut streets lp
Judge and Mrs. Richard s. Rod 81
Y and children. spent the week n
d with relatives at Middletown. a
Ralph Duling student at Drexel's
stitute Philadelphia. spent the 81
elk end at his home on West Sixth h
eet. II
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Armpriester. e
Harmony street, motored to Bur- NJ
gton. n. J.. where they will be the L.
'ek-end guests OF Mrs. Armpriest- er
5 sister, Mrs. Frank Clawges and III
miiy. O
Mr.. and Mrs Frederick Keifer and M
n John. OF Wilmington. were sun a
y guests of Mr.. and Mrs John h,
mes. Of West Fifth street. =
Miss Lena Pass. of Wilmington, 8,
ent the Weekend as the guest of p
ss Dorothy Ramsey, on East r
lurth street -,