Evening journal., 1889-07-22
EDITOR WHITES FUNERAL.
Notes About Open Air Concerts and
Other New Castle Events.

Notes About Open Air Concerts and
Other New Castle Events.
Special correspondence EVENING JOURNAL.
NEW CASTLE, Del July 22.-The
funeral Of Joseph 9. White, late editor
of the New Castle Star, took place on
Saturday afternoon. The services took
place at his late home at o'clock, and
were conducted by Rev. w. P. Patterson
of the Presbyterian Church. After the
services the procession Of carriages moved
TO the Presbyterian Cemetery where the
anterment was made The pail bearers
were: City Editor Of the Star Samuel n
Black, Richard g. Cooper. William ].
Ferris, David Boulden. Lewis e Eliason
and Edward Challenger. The funeral
was directed by Charles A Clewell. The
different church bells in the city tolled
as the procession left the city.
The oper air concerts have begun at
last. On Saturday evening Professor
Alexander McCaughan and Albert Taylor
delighted large and appreciative audi.
ence on the wharf by their artistic rendi.
tion Of the latest popular music The
song, Where did you get that hatg
brought forth hearty applause. These
entertainments viii be continued through
the summer on every Saturday evening
They should be well attended by the
people here, as the ability Of these gentle
men as musical artists is rare.
The Seminole Cornet Band on Saturday
evening received their new uniforms
They are very pretty and consist of Il
sack coat and trousers of dark blue cloth
trimmed with scarlet and gold.
Delmar Whitelock, former resident Of
this city, now living down the state, Ii
here on a short visit.
Thomas Duvall Of Baltimore Is visit.
ing James q. Shaw, Jr., on Delawar,
street.
Jefferson Downham Of this city lef
for Philadelphia, where he win live il
the future.
Miss Lizzie Sands, formerly OF thi
city, now Of Chester, Pa, is visiting Til
Misses Hanson in this city.
Miss Mary Sands Of Chester, who ha
been visiting Miss Mary Wise for th
past two weeks, win return home O
Wednesday accompanied BY Miss Wis,
Owing to the absence Of Company |
from the city, Sunday was UNUSUAL
dull. A great many people went I
Brandywine Springs. Fewer peopl
landed here yesterday from the Sunda
boats than usual
Miss Susie Sherwood returned on Sa
urday evening from short visit to Mr.
Charles Whiteman at Camden. N. J.
Mrs. A. N Warren Of Memphis. Tenn
Is visiting Mrs j. NJ Housmsn on Wat,
street.
Mis- May Swan, formerly Of this cit,
but now living at Ocean Grove, N. j..
visiting Miss Beatrice Coffman near her
The summer arrangement OF servic,
at the different churches are as follow
At Rll the Protestant churches the reg
lar morning service viii begin at 10.
clock. Twilight services will be he
In all the churches except the Methods
where the services will not begin UNI
As o'clock. At St. Peters r. G Chur
mass wiz be celebrated at 7.3O al
1880 a. m, and vespers at 2 80 in t
evening.
On account Of the illness Of Rev. 7
7. Patterson there Was no service in t
Presbyterian Church last evening.
Among the visitors from this city
the encampment at Brandywine sprin
were Thomas Banks, Charles Boyd, \
Marvin Truss, Edward P. Challe ger,
Milton Davidson, Elwood L. Wilson,
John NJ. Wilson, Samuel Lane, Will.
Whitelock, Theodore Hanf, Charles a
- Henry Holshumaker, Albert Ishenwo,
John e. Connolly, A. v. Leslie Geor.
John Boyd. Edward Herbert, Hai
Houseunu. LooT7iz q Q Wise, John Z.
wnexs. William Bal. William Boulds
: szass 8 6. Shaw, 1r Thomas Duval. Han
Hnheat. joan Z. L4Aa ssou aud Isaac Il
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