Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1923-02-14

posed legislatio, legalizing boxing
The secretary was instructed to send
copies OF the resolution to the presi.
dent of the Senate and the speaker
Of the House of Representatives.
The social rooms OF the First
Baptist Church was filled to capacity
last evening when the annual
"Valentie Party" by the Baptist
I Girls took place. The literary and
musical program was featured by
! Negro dialect songs and recitations
by Charles Lieb and Miss Elizabeth
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Lieb. of the
Baldton. gave several recitations.
The evenings program was con-
cluded by the playing of "Ye Olden
Times games and the serving OF
Refreshments.
ST. Johns Lodge, No. 2, A. f. and
A. M. viii meet in bi-weekly session
in Masonic Temple tomorrow eve
ming. II. L. Harris. of Washington
Lodge, No. l, Wilmington. will ad-
dress the order on Masonic Laws
and Ancient Land Marks"
Floyd W. Harper. of Armstrong
Lodge. No. %, Wilmington, will
sing several baritone selections.
Charles Lieb. Of st. Johns Lodge,
will give several comic recitations.
A collation. will be served in the
banquet hall following the rendition
OF the above program.
Mrs. Clarence V. Beetle, who has
been the guest of her parents. Mr..
and Mrs. John McNally. of East
Third street. for several weeks. left
this morning for New York. Mrs.
Beetle will sail from New York to-
morrow on the u. s. transport San
JacIno, for Key West. Fla, where
she will join her husband. Captain |
Beetle is in the United States Air |
Service and commander OF Sea- |
plane, No. 80. on her arrival at 1
Key West Captain and Mrs. Beetle |
will go by seaplane to Cuba, where
Captain Beetle is stationed.
SPECIAL at Haines' this week
Heinz Ketchup, 17c; No. 8 tomatoes.
12c; No. . tomatoes. &c; Campbell
beans or soup, 10c; II & II tea, green
and black, soc; II & II coffee O-lb.
cam, SSc; Sea Gull Butterine dem
onstration Saturday. Try this
shurned in an entirely new and diff
,erent manner. VIII not crumble.
It's delicious.-Adv.
At the semi-annual meeting Of the
Red Lion social of the Lebanon NJ. !
3. Church, OF Red Lion, last even
ng, held at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs Charles Diehl. Bear Station.
he following officers were elected:
resident, Miss Anna NJ. Burris:
'ice-president, Miss Helen G. Diehl;
ecretary, Miss Zelma Matthew's:
reasurer. William +. Silver: plan J
st. Miss Mary A. Richards. and as I
istant pianist, Miss Gertrude Rat O
edge. I
me Following new members were
eceived: John Wallace. George L.
robin and James Helnel.
The next meeting of the social will
'e held on Tuesday evening. March,
= the place to be announced later
Following the business session.
ne following musical and literary ,
program was presented: Vocal solo.
Miss Gertrude Ratledge: recitation.
Bed In Summer" by John C.
)iehL Jr.; piano selections. George
=. Tobin' New Castle: humorous ,
eadings by Elwood Rheims. ;
Former Representative Joseph NJ.
isIey' OF the Hamburg Farm, near
ne state Rife range. is threatened
nth pneumonia. Several other
lembers of his family also are III. :
Miss Myrtle Mcguire. of the
rand, is confined to her bed with
'nsilitis and grip.
Mrs. Bright Moody, Of East Sec
I'D street, who has been III for sew
al days, is much improved
me usual Lenten services began =.
day in ST. Peters r. c. Church 81
it'll special Ash Wednesday SER
ces and special services each day JIG
lroughout the Lenten season, the 70
ev. Frederick V. Campbell and the -,
ev. Edward Dougherty in charge.
The condition OF Miss Alice NJ. pl
Use of West Fifth street who has la
cen confined to her home for the OF
asst week suffering from a sprained nc
nkle, remains serious. She under de
'ent an &-ray examination at a an
hospital. several days IN
go. She wrenched the other ankle
esterday. She is confined to her WI
ONE and the wounded members IN
ave been placed in "A plaster cast. Ut
Mrs. James II. White. Of Chest {"
ut street. is the guest OF her sister. TO
irs. George Painter. of Atlantic g
ity, N ]. st
Miss Leona Smith Of Wilmington, M
las been visiting the Misses Anna II
nd Nora Winslow, of Delaware ro
treet. hi
William Bradley OF East Fifth sc
treet, was stricken in. yesterday. co
Peter Sculiy, of East Third street, pi
J confined TO his bed with grip. D,
Mrs. Matthew Waltz. OF East VI
econd street. is suffering with IN
rip. IN
Mr.. and Mrs Edward Gebhardt pl
nd family Of South street, will II
rove next week to Easton. Pa. &c Z,
here Mr.. Gebhardt has accepted " y,
position. Vi
Miss Elizabeth Hemphill, daughter -
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Hemphill X
, East Third street. is confined to
ar home suffering with an infected
re-.
Mrs. Arthur Siemon and daugh-
r OF Philadelphia were the guests ..
relatives and friends in this city -
FAVOR STAFFORD PAVING. %
,ecial 10 The Evening Journal. y.
STAFFORD Del. Feb. IA
rgely attended meeting OF proper ~