Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1922-10-30

Those present were Dorothy John
son. Elizabeth Clayton. Catherine
! Whiteside, Mary Challenger. Reba
Grier. Marion Kee, of this city. and
josephine Kelley of Wilmington.
and Samuel Hatton. Carl Moyle. wal
ter Sibley Wilson Denney. Ralph
| Willard. Albert and Jane johnson,
Mr.. and Mrs Irving Jones. Miss Car
| RE Jones. Mrs. James Hatton. Mrs.
| Annie. Hatton, Mrs. James Challen-
ger. Miss. Rebecca Challenger. Mrs.
Marshall Burris. Of New Castle. and
Mrs. John Harris. OF Woodmont,
Conn.
Reba Grier was awarded a school
companion as wearing the prettiest
costume. and Samuel Hutton huge
stick Of candy as wearing the most
/ comic outfit.
The members OF st. Anne's Guild
OF Emmanuel Ep scopal Church.
will give a Halloween masquerade
party at parish house. Thursday
evening. The proceeds are for the
benefit Of the repair fund OF the
church.
The Maize d Girls will be enter
Ia ned at the home OF Mrs. William
o. Denny. on the Strand, Friday
evening. The society is composed OF
the Methodist Sunday School class
taught by Mrs Denny.
The executive committee OF the
Girl Reserves branch OF the Y. W. C..
A. will meet al the home OF Miss
Ruth Zimmerman. president. Sec
ond and Delaware streets, at Z
o'clock this afternoon.
In order to conserve fuel the Of
fetal board Of the New Castle Meth
odist Church have decided the
scheduled monthly business OF the
board shall be transferred from the
second Tuesday evening OF the
month to the first Wednesday even
Ing Of the month. The meeting viii
be he'd Immediately after the mid
week prayer service.
The Doreas Society OF the NJ. r.
Church will meet in the Sunday
school rooms of the -~hurch at 2:30
O'Clock. Thursday az ernoOn.
Former Sheriff John r. Taylor
who has been under treatment in a
Philadelphia hospital for several
weeks. returned 10 his home on the
Strand. Saturday. much improved.
Mrs. Charles Bennett. son Thomas
and granddaughter, Virginia Sparks.
OF Wilmington. and william lynch.
of Philadelphia. were the guests Of
Mr. and Mrs Samuel Barnes. East
Second street.
A mission. which will last for two
weeks. will begin at 1880 O'Clock
next Sunday morning in St. Peters
Roman Catholic church. The mis-
sion will he in charge OF the Re-
demptionist Fathers
state Highway Policeman Co'e ar
rested the driver OF an Overland
sedan bearing Delaware license No. +
3O46. listed to II. Fred Bourbon. OF
1902 West Sixth street. Wilmington. 1
las. evening. shortly after his auto
mobile had been ditched near state
Road Station. Tho charge was driv- !
ing an automobile while under the
Influence OF intoxicating liqu1r. The
Overland about one-ha'f hour be .
fore II Is said ran into a Ford tour .
Ing car. Swerved 10 the right and
ran into the ditch breaking tho two
front Wheels and tho AK q The Ford
was only slightly damaged. II is al
legged the Overland was being oper- 4
'ted on the lafi hand side or the
road at the time of the accident.
Miss Mary Boggs. OF Ba'dton en-
ertained a number or young friends
~ her home on. Saturday evening.
It Halloween party. Miss Ethel
Marsh. daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Marsh Of East Third street.
vas awarded the pr ze for the best
dressed. other prizes were awarded
or winners IN the different games.
Those in attendance We're: Miss
Nary Boggs. Misses Irma McKnitt.
Iarriett Marsh. Ethel Marsh. Eliza
'eth Hemphll Emma Reese Fran
us Reese. Esther Berry. Elsie Std
lamA Norma and Ferna Lieb. Cra-
ner Herr ok. Jr. Mezsrs. John Meg
.lnsOn. Charles AIegqinson, Harold
Iobbs. Jr. Frank Schuhardt. Paul,
ackson. John Berry. Charles Berry.
Irchie Rennie. Joseph Gressenger.
larry Long. Wa lace McKnitt. Mr.
nd Mrs. Frank Boggs. Mr.. and Mrs
'harles L'eb. Mrs Charles Hewlett
nd son. Francis Hewlett. Mrs. VIII
am Yetter. and daughter Miss Mary
.ennox. and Mrs. Thomas Hewlett.
The Rev. Frederick W. Overhiser
nnounced in the First BAPTIST
'hurch that there would be a spe-
.al prayer service and business
Meeting OF the members OF the
hurch in the Sunday school room
n Thursday evening. All members
re urged to attend
Mr. and Mrs. s. Hickman Hewitt.
+ Rose Hill. will entertain the mem I
ers OF the Ladies Aid Society of the J
'irst Baptist Church at their home {
n wednesday afternoon Of this ,
EEK. Following the business ses- {
ion. a social hour will be held. y
TENDERS VIII leave this city on the I
40 o'clock trolley. ID
Mrs. Wilbert Meredith. of West
18TH street. who for several days
as been confined TO her home with
mess Is improving. a
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred y. Heyter. OF {
harmony street. motored to Camden. I
T. j.. where they spent the week ]
nd as the guests OF relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. william Daily. Miss "a
eatrice Ernst. and Raymond Daily. S
Philadelphia. motored to this city a
esterday and were the guests OF
IRIS. Ellen Hall. OF East Third
rect.
Mrs. James King. Of Second and
armony street. was taken to the
University Of Pennsylvania Hospital !