Evening journal., 1901-11-02
CLUB WOMEN
HAVE NEW HOME
Better Mail Facilities for the
Capital News of
Social Circles
Special to tho Evening Journal

This building was the old Baptist Church
cdihcg and was very desirable for club
purposes because of the fact that there
are two floors in the building On the
first is large reception room and
smaller rooms which can be used for
other purposes. On the second floor there
Is large auditorium The women have
occupied this building for two years. dur.
ing which time they have decorated 10.
The price paid was $1,000.
The congregation of the Wesley NJ. ".
Church have invited several members of
the Salvation Army To visit Dover on
November - and hold revival meetings
here.
Postmaster CassOn says that there will
be given added mail facilities Boy the re-
cent order of the Postal Department.
which establishes another mail train
leaving Dover going north at 517 p. m.
every day except Sunday. This win give
Dover four mails south and four mails
north a day, an efficient service.
The bridge crossing Silver Lake north
OF Dover has been completed by the CON
tractors and viii soon be opened 10 use
for the public This bridge is built of
iron and cost the county about S2,500
The building boom in Dover this year
has tested the brick manufacturers be-
yond their capacity. and this week bricks
were not available at any price. The new
NAAih ANNrN WNliA NN W. a. w lnts OH
Division street and Governors avenue
is finished and Mr.. Wise will occupy it
next week
The residence of w. w Richardson Is
nearing completion
Richardson & Robbins will begin the
canning of poultry about November 1st
at their large canncry here
The women of the Century Club have
arranged with Willard ID. Howe. impcr-
senator. 10 present the subject of David
Copperheld" TO the club. and invited
guests i'm their club rooms on the evening
of December 9.
The weevil destroyed 1.10O bushels of
wheat on the farm of Thomas Saugh-
ter. of st. Jones Neck
William r. Smith has purchased of
Elizabeth Jones the Lewis farm, situated
near Swan Hickories, containing 1875
acres. for $1,000 Harry Hufnal has pur-
chased of William II. Blood farm CON
sisting of thirty acres and situated near
Rising sun. for $4,000
Charles Hasso has purchased the Rose.
land farm consisting of seventy acres. lo.
Gated noar River Bridges. for Sl.iO0
James II. Clark has purchased of Mrs.
NJ. Leiberman tweniy-fve-acrc farm
situated near Hartley, for 500,
George W. Wilson has purchased of
7. l.. Cannon and Henry w. Baker their
400-acre farm. situated i'm Mispillion hum
dred. for S5.500.
w. l.. Watson has sold TO Ira W. Roe
dwelling In Harrington for $500
Max y. Ellis has purchased of William
$. llilles n part of the Bayard land Ia
Clayton for $3.50.
Charles W. Lord has sold to S. j.
Speal of Camden. lot i'm Camden for
$500
David Spencer of near Rising sun.
met with a severe accident this week.
L.,
Camden, and having defective eyesight,
accidentally fell down one of the eleya.
tor shafts
Miss Mary b. Slaymaker gave a de-
lightful social to her many friends at the
home Of her father near Camden. After
charming musical program was pre-.
sented refreshments were served TO six
teen invited guests
The marriage of Thomas G.. Jackson
son Of J. w. Jackson, of Downs
Chapel Kent county. and Miss Eva r
Amazecn Of New Castle Conn. was an.
nOunccd this week. After a trip TO Bos.
ton they viii live ia New Castle. Conn.
The many friends of Miss Lillian Jar
rell. of near Canterbury, rendered her a
delightful surprise party this week at her
fathers residence.
PERSONAL MENTION.
Miss Ethel Heverin has returned to
the capital city after a pleasant visit to
Princeton y. j.
Mrs. Sallie A. Holmes win spend tho
winter i'm Washington, ID. c., with her
son. Edward Holmes.
q. g. Massey will occupy Mrs
Holmes house on King street for the
winter.
Miss Margaret Ferguson is entertain.
ing Mrs. w. J.. $. Murray. of Whining
ton.
Mr. and Mrs. ". S. Bostic are enter
tanning Mr.. and Mrs. John H. Stewart,
of Philadelphia.
ford
Mr. and Mrs. e.. ID. Sypherd have re-
turned home after pleasant visit to
Woodbury.. y. j.
Miss Leonora Moore is visiting friends
In Wilmington.
III G.. Brown was m Dover this week.
Mrs. W. W. Richardson has been en-
tertaining her mother Mrs Charles At
kins of Milton, this week.
Mrs. Lucy Richardson Is visiting
friends IN Dover.
Airs. Ella Marshall is visiting her sis
ter. Mrs. Lewis. of Elkton. Nd.
The Rev r. T. Campbell Is the guest
of his parents m Pennsylvania.
AIRS. j. Y. Casson is entertaining heI
sister Mrs j. Ellis. Of Wilmington.
Mr and Mrs. H. l.. Jones are enter
tanning their son, Herbert y. Jones of
Delaware College
James Recdy. of Milford. is the guesi
of bis father Sheriff Rcedy.
William Icnnewill is cnicrtainin.
George Brown. of Philadelphia.
Former Judge Charles NJ. Cullen ul
teorgetuWn, was in Dover yesterday
Mr. Wiley, of Georgetown. was
Dover visitor yesterday.
James III. Anderson. of Milford. was IL
Dover Friday.
Charles w. Cullen was in Dover fri
day
Ms Clifford Of Washington th'
guest Of Mrs. r. r. Kennev.
Aliss Sarah a. Smith is risitin. friend
in Bay Port Long lslanl
AIRS. William II. Walker and son havl
leen wishing 4irs. II. d. Enack, i
Philadelphia
Mrs. Q. w. Evans and son have move
10 Philadelphia. and Former Sheriff Hai
rington viii occupy Mrs. Evans house