Evening journal., 1922-10-19

dred Committee was held in the town
hall last evening. A list OF unregis-
tered voters OF the six districts was
made up and turned over to the par
" workers.
Special efforts will be made to have
as many as possible registered the
final day, Saturday.
A Democratic mass meeting Will
be held in the opera House Auditor
ium at o'clock this evening.
Thomas F. Baynard, nominee for L.
S. Senator and Former Judge Will
liam II. Boyce. nominee for Congress
will address the meeting.
Arrangements have been completed
for the two day carnival and oyster
and chicken salad supper 10 be given
In the Methodist Church social rooms
tonight and tomorrow night under
the e\upervision OF the Dorcas society
OF the church. The moneys raised
will be for the new pipe organ fund.
Three cakes Of Ivory soap, 2Oc;
Star washing powder, sc; a few
cakes White Lily soap left. &c
cake; washtubs. 75c to 81; wash
boards, soc to 75c; fresh vegetables
every day at Platt's.-Adv.
For rent-Private garage, 81 per
month. See Platt. the grocer.-Adv.
Walter d. Dolby is having the
dwelling at 521 Delaware street, re-
Gently purchased by him from the
Newlove estate, remodeled. Mr..
Dolby expects TO move into his new
home the first week in November.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Gerhauser, who
have been residing since their mar
riage last spring in a Jefferson
House apartment will move into the
Z. j. Ahern property.
The new brick dwelling being con-
structed by Edward V. Plat on West
sixth street is rapidly nearing COM
pletion.
This gears corn crop IS considered
poor in comparison TO that Of last
year. when a bumper crop was har-
vested.
Andrew Mitchell and Son, con-
tractors. who are constructing the
aerating basin at the New Castle
water plant. have the concrete work !
on the main basin about finished. |
The work OF installing the pipes.
valves and standplpes and the grad /
ing is yet TO be finished. II is said
by the department the system viii
be in working shape by November l.
II is the intention OF the commits !
sion to beautify the plot with flow
ars and shrubbery next spring.
John Bungy Is erecting another
iwelllng on his property at the But
onwood.
Plans are being made by several |
resident singers and lovers of vocal
music for the formation Of a mems 4
iinging club, similar to the Orpheus 4
.lub OF Wilmington. To that end a
Meeting will be called 20 be he'd in
he. old Town Hall some time in the
,ear future. A competent leader has
,ffered his services and the pro-
ect has been promised the support
Il the many choir singers OF the city.
{ will be non-sectarian and prom
ses much pleasure to the residents
his winter.
The Current Events Class Of the
CENTURY Club will meet on Friday
fternoon at 2.3O o'clock. Miss Car
lie Gemmil will give the Current
Events and Mrs. Phillips will review
'urwood's new book, "The Country
Beyond" Tea will be served.
As the many recruits to the First
Engineers are wholly without train
ng in the use OF arms it has been
ound necessary to continue the
raining camp at the State Rife
tango for the remainder OF the
Month.
A special. meeting OF the members
4 the Young Mems Bible class Of
he Emmanuel Episcopal church will .
.e held in the Emmanuel Parish
Iouse this evening at 7.3O O'Clock.
ulcers for the ensuing year will be
lected.
Several past chancellors OF Adel-
hia Lodge No. s, knights OF
'ythias. OF this city. are attending
he annual session OF the Grand
odge of Knights of Pythias OF
delaware. being held in Pythian
astle, Wilmington. today.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Seymour en-
srtained a number OF relatives
nd friends at their home last even
lg at a variety shower given in :
onor OF Ir. Seymour's sister.
RS Harry 3. Proud, who, prior
her marriage several weeks
go, was Miss Nellie Seymour.
aughter OF Mr. and Mrs. George
eymour of Third and Chestnut Z
reefs. The evening was spent in
lmes. music and dancing. after