Evening journal., 1922-06-05

Adelphia Lodge, K. OF P. in Masonic
Temple.
George H. Madden's orchestra has
busy week scheduled. This even
ing they play at the New Century
Club, Newark; Thursday evening at
Germantown Cricket Club; Friday
evening at the farewell hop at Wo-
mems College, Newark; Saturday
evening at the farewell hop at the
! Chester high school. The orchestra
will play at the farewell hop at Uni
versity OF Delaware, June II. on
July 1 the orchestra will begin its
summers engagement at the Hotel
Henlopen, Rehoboth.
| Leon Terry, Negro, aged 16, OF 2Os
| Chestnut street. Is suffering from
scarlet fever at his home. Terry Is
student at the Howard High
school. wilmington. and was strick-
en- on Saturday This makes the
seventh case of this disease to de-
velop in homes OF this city during
the past year.
A special meeting OF the share
holders OF the Citizens Building and
Loan Association will take place in
the New Castle Trust Company's
parlors next Monday evening. This
meeting will be in conjunction with
the monthly meeting and the ques-
ton OF revising the bylaws Will be
considered.
A large delegation OF residents or
this city attended services at the old
Drawyefs' Church near Odessa yes
terday.
The Seventh Ward baseball club
of Wilmington will be the visitors at
Battery Park ball field this evening
and will play the New Castle A. A.
team,
The recent census taken by orders
of the state Department OF Educa-
tion shows S22 children between the
ages OF 8 and is years residing in the
city.
Miss Clara Mayhem. director of
the Christian Center Work in Cam
den. y. j., spoke in the First Bap-
fist Church on the results OF he
work at these centers both in Cam
den and in California, where she was
formerly associated. For several
years Miss Mayhew was associated
in this line OF work with the Rev. T.
w. Overhiser.
All members OF the Sunday school
OF the Baptist church are urged to
attend a rehearsal OF the Children's
Day program. which will be held o.
tomorrow evening in the church.
Mrs. ). II. Hewitt. chairman OF the
committee requests a full rehearsal
ON that evening. 1'he Children's Day
program will be presented sunday
evening. June IS. at 7.S0 o'clock. and
Is entitled Flower Time.
The members OF the New Ca stle
Athletic Association are making
elaborate preparations for It's ex-
,urslon which will be held In con
with the annual excursion
~ the Parkside Athletic Club OF
on Monday, June ~, to
r Rivervlew Beach.
A special meeting of the chsirmeh
u all committees in charge OF the
,nnuaI reunion and banquet OF the
Sew Castle High school Alumni As
,ociatlon. which will be held in the
mmanuel Parish House, saturday
.venine. June II will he held at the
nome OF the secretary. Miss Mar
saret Wilhelme, at 8 o'clock this
svening.
narrow escape from death oc-
Cured at the corner OF Fifth and
Delaware streets last evening about
s o'clock when an automobile driven
by J. J. Pierson OF Wilmington. col
lided with car driven by Pennsyl-
vania man. Mr.. Pierson was driving
down Fifth street toward Delaware
and the other man was driving south
on Delaware. Mr.. Pierson slowed
down TO turn the corner. the other
driver took a chance TO make the
crossing. the collision resulting The
rear wheel OF the Pennsylvania car
was torn of. and the axle OF the
Pierson car very badly bent. No
one was injured.
John c. Higgins, OF Delaware City,
was the Sunday guest of Major Will