Evening journal., 1922-10-05

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Current Events Glass for the fal
at $3.50 o'clock tomorrow afternoon
The class was discontinued during
the summer months. The week.,
meetings are held at 2:30 O'Clock
each Friday afternoon in the New
Castle Century Club. The Misses
Nan DUNCAN and Kate Lambson are
in charge OF the class sessions dur.
ing the month OF October.
The monthly business and scotia.
session OF the State Road Commun.
ity Club for October, will take plac,
next Wednesday evening in the
State Road Chapel. Plans are TO be
discussed and committees appointed
to arrange for a masquerade party
TO be held later in the month. At
Wednesday evenings meeting there
will be, literary and musical prog
ram presented followed by a soci-
al hour featured by refreshments.
Owing 10 the increasing number
OF cars 10 be operated from Will
mington 10 Washington on the 1880
o'clock train members OF the 81.
Peter r. c. Church. Holy Name So
ciety, who have not listed their
names and wish TO attend the ami
versary of the National Holy Name
Society In the latter city. may reg
lister as late as Sunday morning. A
special meeting OF all members OF
the society viii be held In the
church basement next Friday even
ing, when final arrangements for the
trip will be completed.
At the weekly rehearsal and busi-
ness session OF the recently organ
lied young mems band held in the
Good VIII fire house last night, It
was decided TO name the organlza-
tion The Good WIN Band OF New
Castle"
The bakesaie 10 be given at
Chase's store. at Second and Della
ware streets. at 10 o'clock. satur-
day morning. will be IN charge by
the Misses Josephine Clothier and
Florence Chase Mrs. L. y. cRhase
and Mrs. Josephine Chase. The
bake IS for the benefit OF the Good
VIII Band.
Miss Nan DUNCAN will read a
short story by Ruth McEnery Stuart.
Following the class a social hour
will be spent when the committee In
charge viii serve a tea luncheon.
The members OF the Parish Guild
OF Emmanuel Episcopal Church will
hold a supper on Thursday evening
16, in the parish house.
John L. White has accepted a
position as electrician with the Uni
ted States Enginser Department
for the District OF Wilmington.
The New Castle wednesday az
ternoon Bridge Club, composed OF
several women OF the city and Vi
cinity. held its first annual outing
as a club at Riverside Beach yester-
day afternoon.
At a special meeting OF the Demo-
cratic Hundred Committee last eve
ming. It was decided 10 hold the pro-
posed public mass meeting in the
Opera House. Thursday evening, oc-
tober 10. A band has been pro-
cured to furnish the music.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Proud. Sr.,
a number OF friends and
relatives at their homo on East
Fourth street. last evening, in honor
of the recent marriage Of their son,
Harry B. Proud.
Those present were; Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Proud, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Mrs. william Berge. Mrs
William Alfree, Mr.. and Mrs. A. w.
seymour. Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph sey-
nour, Mrs. Mae Franpton, Mrs.
David Kee, Wilbur Gallon and Flor
nee Waters, Mr.. and Mrs. Edward |
George. Mr.. and Mrs. Wilmer Ford,
Ir. and Mrs. George Burge. Weldin
3urge, Farrell and Myrtle Seymour,
.ir. and Mrs. John T. z. Clayton, Mr..
nd Mrs. John B. Proud, Eliza
Iorace and John Proud, Les and
,laude Burge, Miss Lucy Morrison,
William Kee. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
proud and children, Frances and
william Proud. Miss Catherine VIII
elme, Edward Proud. George, Ro-
and and Jeanette Proud, Mics
aura Armprester William Proud,
ir. and Mrs. George Proud. Jr., Mr..
nd Mrs. Edward Proud, Mr.. and
FRS. Harold Hobbs, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ierbert Kee. and Children. Marian
nd Herbert, Jr., Miss Ruby Long,
liss Rose Seymour, Miss Lillian and
douglas Proud, Mr.. and Mrs. Albert
layton and children, Alice, Gladys
nd Mary and Harold Hobbs, Jr.
Friendship Lodge No. 8, A. o. U.
7. will meet In the old Town Hall,
t o'clock this evening.
owing to the prospects Of several
OF the city and surround
lg country becoming candidates for
membership, Adelphia Lodge, X. of
,, will operate in conjuDction with
,dges OF the order in Wilmington
! doing degree work. Each lodge
as slgnffled its intention of creating
degree team for one special rank I
nd perfect It IN the unwritten and {
agree work.
At the meeting OF Adelphia r
odge. in Masonic Temple, at 4
clock. tomorrow evening. follow S
z the routine business session, a =
hearsal OF the comforting of a de- Q
zee VIII probably be put on IN ac-
,rdance with assignment made by
g joint committee of the three
dgers. :,
Mrs. Homer Jackson and daugh-
rs. Emily and Alice. of Parks
lrgh, Pa. are spending a week
re as the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. +"
iward Gebhardt, of South street.
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