Evening journal., 1922-06-06
TO GIVEDANCE
and BAZAAR
ST. Thomas Guild, Newark,
to Raise Money for Sum
day School Picnic
WOMEN WANT
STREET IMPROVED
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special 10 The Evening Journal.
NEWARK. June s.-Plans were
discussed for holding street dance
and bazaar one evening the latter
part Of this month at the meeting
OF the Guild OF ST. Thomas Episco-
pai Church in the parish house last
night. Town Council has granted
the Guild the privilege OF closing
a section of Delaware avenue IN
front Of the church for the even
ing OF the bazaar and the date
will be fixed in a few days. Money
made on the dance and bazaar
will be used towards defraying the
expenses OF the Sunday school
picnic.
The Continental band through
Howard McCully. manager has
volunteered TO donate the services
Of the band for that evening The
following bazaar committee has
been named: Howard McCully, VIM.
ID. Dean, Charles W. Colmery. Geo.
Carter. Mrs. Robert Tweed. Mrs.
Thomas Sprogel, Mrs. George Car
ter, Mrs. D. Lee Rose and DR.. Ed
gar Jones, ex-officio.
The following committee was
named TO arrange for the Sunday
school picnic: william d. Dean
Mrs. Charles W. Colmery and
David C. Rose. ST. Thomas Sunday
school will likely Join with st.
Johns and Old Swedes, OF VIII
mington, and ST. Bsranbas. Of Mar
shaIton, on the picnic this year
No definite arrangements have been
made as TO the place and date OF
the picnic but II will probably go
to Riverview Beach. n. j.
The Sunday School reported
last night having raised $500
through the lenten Offering for
missions which is eight times as
much as was raised last year. The I
Woman's Auxiliary reported hav-
ing sent away two boxes for mis-
sions valued at 5000.
The member of the Guild whose |
birthday comes in the month OF the
Guild meeting Is supposed TO make |
a present 20 the organization. Miss
Madeline Twesds' presented |
present at the meeting last night
which was afterwards won by
Mrs. Major. At the close Of the
meeting refreshments were served.
The Guild will not meet again until
the first Monday night in Sep
tember.
Mrs. c. o. Houghton, Mrs. Geo.
Carter, Mrs. Charles II. Blake Mrs.
James A. McKelvey and Mrs. John
s Shaw, a committee representing
the New Century Club went before
the Town Council last night and
asked that Delaware avenue. from
Academy TO Chapel street be i'm
proved. This street was In horri-
BILE condition during the winter and
spring months and was practically
unpassable at times The New
Century Club house is located
about in the middle of the block
ana at times the members found
il almost impossible to get to the
club house 10 attend meetings.
Council explained that the improve
ment TO the water plant cost much
more than was originally expected
which has left the town short OF
funds FOR a time. II was stated that
Cleveland avenue is TO be i'm
proved this year but that It Is pro-
posed to scrape and in that way re-
pair Delaware avenue.
Dean and Mrs. f. Laurence
Smith last night entertained a ,
party OF friends at dinner includ-
ng several members Of the Kappa :
Alpha Fraternity. who are mem
oers of the senior class OF the
Of Delaware. Their
quests were: Professor and Mrs
Ieorge E. Dutton, Miss Mary John ,
,ton, Of Wilmington; Melvin Hop ,
1ins. Theodore Dantz, Arley b. ,,
AIagee. Jr.. c. W. Woodrow ana
Harry r. Cole. The latter IS Z
unior and will be president Of the
xappa Alpha Fraternity next year
Professor c. L. Penny, OF the
University Of Delaware, who was
,perated on at the Johns Hopkins
4 hospital last week, is reported to s
'e slowly regaining strength and
will probably return home this I
week. 6
Several members OF the senior /
lass Of the Mems College Of the '
University OF Delaware were the y
.uests of Albert d. Ayerst on an h
,uting on the Elk river on Sunday. 7
lis guests were A. c. Reed, W. r. 4
riggs, F. R. Deppe. W. F. P. Jacobs T
Il. L. Draper and Walter. Dent {
smith. The party left Elkton early e
n the morning and returned that Il
light. During a severe rainstorm I
he boys took refuge in the camp OF a
/. Rodney Sharp on the Bohemia c
liver. v
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