Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-10-28
.F|REMEN'S FLAGS CO
T0NEW CENTURY CLUB
Banners of Wilmington Volun-
teers Donated to Delaware
City Club.
Special Correspondence Every Evening,


meeting of the Century Club yes
terday afternoon. Miss Anne Vlachos,
superintendent of organized charities
for the Powelton Dletrict in phila-
delphia. delivered n talk on the chari-
ty work in Philadelphia.
Nine American flags were present
ed TO tho club by William Il. Nc
Connell OF Port Penn Road, and
were received by the president. Mrs.
r. J. WhIteman, on behalf of the club.
These flags were once the property
of the Friendship Volunteer Fire
Company. of Wilmington. OF which
Mr.. Mcconnell was treasurer for a
period of 80 years. when the volun-
teer fire companies were abolished in
Wilmington and the paid department
organized. Mr.. Mcconnell bought
large number of the Company's flags
which It is his intention to divide
among the several organizations OF
the city.
Tho Sunday school OF the Preahy-
teran Church will give a Halloween
party Monday night at o'clock I'm
the church chapel. Games will he
played and refreshments served.
The Presbyterian Church will begin
the second year OF their cottage prayer
services Thursday evening when the
first meeting Will be held al the home
| Of Robert a. Peacock.
| The morning worship In the NJ. T.
| church tomorrow will be held Mt 1910
in charge of the pastor. Rev. J.. W.
| layheld. who will take for his sub
| joct The Open Grave the Seal OF Re
demption." Sabbath school will be held
at 1l.4b. At 1.30 In tho evening. the
third II the series OF community ser
| Vices VIII be held in the NJ T.. Church
| with the congregations of the presby
terrain and Episcopal church In at
tendance. Song Service will be CIV
en- by the combined community choir
and viii last until O'Clock. after
which the Rev. Joseph II. carp. of
Emmanuel Il. T.. church. New Castle
and Christ i. Il. church. Delaware
city, will preach
In the Presbyterian church tomor-
row morning at 1890. Rev. Robert r.
| Pitzer will preach on the subject
Making Religion Easy" Saba II
school will be held at II o'clock. Their,
Will not be any Young Peoples Ger
vices or evening worship as the pas
tor and congregation will attend III,
community service in tho NJ. T.
church.
Services in 81. Paurs X. c. church
Will be held at 10 o'clock with Rev
John j.. DOlan in charge.
There will not he any services TO
morrow In Christ =. T. Church n.
tho congregation hae received an in
Nitauon to attend the morning an,
AFTERNOON services in Immanuol Ennis
coral church, New Castle. whore IN
centennial celebration of the conne
Grafton will be held In the evenin,
'he congregation will attend tho com
munity service I'm the NJ. T.. church
ana the Rev Joseph H. carp. recto
Of Christ i. r. church. Will delive
, tho address.
T Major and Mrs Eugene r. Hou.o
p holder of Fort Howard. Baitimor,
Z Md. are spending few days hcre n
'he guests OF his mother, Mrs. Fran
y. Householder.
:, The Century Club women. under IN
4 direction OF Mrs. NJ. J. Brannon. ar
p rehearsing twice week for an ente,
r tainment Ia he given in the Centur
Club during the latter part of Novon
ber for the benefit Of the building fun
Of the club.
a n. w. Hope has turned in the II,
of election officers for Red Lion Hun
o dred. First District. 10 serve AZ n
q approaching election as follows; I,
, spector. y. w. Hope; Judges. Counci
man Thomas Armstrong and T..
a Geoghegan: clerks, Carlisle r.. Spic
g and George w. Holiday.
= There are several beautiful chrv
anthemum displays in town at Il
present time. Ono Of the pretticst
that OF Mrs. Samuel Armstrong wi
:. has "A plot OF fine specimens. Mrs. Jol
-. Tugend also has a display of vari-cC
r, ored flowers which she sold To Moo
Whiteman. local borist, who dispos
of them in the city.
-Four automobile loads of local peor
accompanied the High school footb
team to Newark yesterday afterno
where the home boys were beaten
n Newark High by the score OF so to
The Newark team greatly outweigh
I'm the locals.
w The enlisted men of the First f
g." Gineers will stage a Halloween Par
ee on Monday night in the Service CT
at Fort du Pont.
re The Nestry of Christ Z. Il. Chur
es will meet next Thursday evening
r $50 at the home of DIR. w. w. ELI
nd The November program of the n
nd Century Club has been announced
d. follows:
lr- November . at S3O-Piano reci
by Mrs. r. Fennimore which Will
ne followed by a dance. The teachers
X the local schools have received a s
nd cial invitation to be the guests of
club that evening. Members will
We privileged also TO bring a male GU
nd November at 230-Execut
at Board meeting at the home of
nd president. Mrs. r. j. Whiteman.
November 10 at 2.30- Business me
ing. followed by an entertainment
no charge of Miss Margaret Scott
ry November II at 23O-"Home f,
nomics" by Miss Catherine Tutl