Evening journal., 1901-04-20
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Now Castle April 2O.--The recep-
tion given the Rev. and Mrs. William
q. Rooms in the M. e. Church last even
ing was delightful in every respect.
The church was prettily deco
rated. The church choir and scholars
Of the school contributed an interest
ing program OF vocal music and reci-
tation.
In The homo Of Mrs. Mcdaniel to-
day te women Of the Methodist Church
are giving a bake. Tonight a social
Will follow the sale OF cakes, bread,
etc.
Friends Of Miss Lottie Murray cele-
brated her birthday last evening by
visiting her in her home, in Fourth
street. and affording her a season of
enjoyment. ID was a surprise 90 Miss
Murray, but she was not long in ar
ranging for the entertainment of her
guests after they arrived. Dancing was
the feature OF the evening and in it
twenty couples took part
Old Emmanuel Cemetery is being
cleaned of the debris that collected
there during the Winter Stones. are
also being whitened and mounds beau
tilted by the planting of flowers on
tilted by the planting Of flowers on
them.
The Misses Lucy White and Bessie
Gordon Albert Timms, Edward Wise,
| wilbur Meredith and Edward McGrory
attended the Webster dance in VIII
mington on Thursday evening.
Mischieyous boys greatly annoyed an
laged man IN Fourth street yesterday
Afternoon. II was said that the man
had shot one Of his torment9rs, but the
report had no foundation. in fact. The
police have warned the boys to stay
away from the mans house under pen-
atty of arrest
Mr.. and Mrs Albert Davis and son,
Harry, went to Pennsgr0ye to-day to
attend the funeral of Mr.. Davis sis
ter, which will take place tomorrow.
Under the auspices of the women of
Emmanuel Church, the Smith family
Will give an entertainment in the
Armcry building on Tuesday evening.
AS the Smiths have the reputation of
being delightful entertainers, a pleas
amt evening is expected
More shad were brought here yester-
day than on any previous day of the
season. J. II. King received 1,1OO fish
and the association 1000. At least
5000 shad were received during the
day.
Colonel W. W. Lamar, father OF Mrs
lF NJ Munson. died in Cincinnati on
Monday and Mrs. Muns0n Is now in
THAT city. Colonel Lamar was 80 yeari
lof age. He was prominent In politics
land business II the West
The fishing schooner Susie Hooper
OF Gloucester. Mass, put in the Della
ware Breakwater yesterday, leaking
slightly having been strained durinl
a violent northeast gale.
Mrs. John b. Manlove and Mrs. Da
wilson will represent the New Castle
NJ. b. Sunday school at the fourteenth
lannual convention of the Delaware
State Sunday School Association ,whicl
will be held in Milford on Thursda,
and Friday of next week
A large fleet Of sailing craft and Goa
barges anchored I'm the Delaware ba.
yesterday to avoid proceeding seawarl
! until the northeast storm raging out
! side with some violence had spent il
, self Among the fleet were over fcrt.
coal barges, deep-laden bound to East
ern ports.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank p McCallin at
tended the marriage of Miss Adelaid
Grimes, of Bear, to Joseph S. Cooper, @
Chapel Station, Nd
Mary Pollock was removed from tn
county Jail to the Farnhurst asylum
= for treatment on Wednesday
The largest catch OF shad made tihi
3 season at Bayside canal came in o
= Thursday when more than 5000 sha
} were shipped from that point. The hig
catch was 21S.