Evening journal., 1902-04-07
PRETTY DANCE IN NEW CASTLE
Given in lrmOTy and Well Attended,
COIOred Nan StrAek bY Car

New Castle. April THE reception
and dance given on Saturday evening
was a pretty and successful affair.
The Armory was beautifully decorated
with flags and flowers. Those present
were General and Mrs Andrews. Mrs.
Walton. Mr.. and Mrs. John II. Rodney,
Mr.. and Mrs. John r. Iambson, Mr..
and Mrs. Chauncey =. HolC0mb, Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Deli. JanWer. Misses
Clay. Robbins, BOstwick. Emily Wen
isk. Helen Merrick. Nellie Boothe of
| Philadelphia; Miss Enos. oil Wangle
Hill; Daisy and Edith Hubbell. Of
Fort Dupont; Rosalie Wilson. Of
| Claymont: Bertha and Matilda Lamb
son. Sarah Rodney, Bessie Janvier,
Miss Case. Keith Rodney. James Rod
ney. Richard Rodney, John Rodney.
Jr.. Mr. Rittenhouse, Mr.. Bragg. George
and Arthur Robbins. Mr. Wegann. Of
Philadelphia; Alexander Cooper,
Bankson Holcomb, John Cooper, Mr.
Newell. of Baltimore; w. II. Cooper.
Maxwell Case, Haywood Case, George
Case, DIR. Andrews, Lausatt Rogers,
Dr. Munson, Dr. Van Enes, Lieuten-
ants Wood and Golden.
Trolley car leaving Fourth and Mar
ket streets, Wilmington. at $40 o'clock
on Saturday night struck James EN-
mory, colored, near Rosehill school
house. and he was thought TO be badly
hurt
Robert Newlove. the motorman, saw
Emmory walking in the middle Oh The
road just as the car started down
Wainwright's hill When opposite.
Emmory ran directly for the carwith-
out trying TO stop it. He was sIruck
and knocked out in the road. Newlove
thinking that he had killed the man.
tainted. Emmory was placed on the
car and brought to New Castle and
telephone message sent for the Farm
hurst ambulance. His injuries are not
SERIOUS and he viii recover.
A. R. Kee while driving on Satur-
day, had foreign substance blown in
his eve. Late in the evening the pain
became intense and on Sunday morn
ing he went to DR.. Tybout and had it
removed. He Will have to wear a dark
glass for a few days.
William Hamilton. Richard Rodney
and John Carrick. who are students at
Delaware College, and have been
spending their Easter vacation here,
returned to Newark today.
The Tuesday Club will hold a meet
ing this evening when the members
will arrange for a reception to be given
by them.
There were four dances in town on
Saturday night. One in the Armory.
one given in knights of Pythias Hall,
by McPike's Orchestra; one in the
Opera House by John b. Wright. of
Hushebeck's Orchestra, and the colored
people gave one in Red Mems Hail.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Albert visited
John Ries on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs Robert White were the
guests of William White yesterday
Joseph Fitzgerald and Hugh Duffy
spent Sunday in Philadelphia.
Miss Anna Buckmaster. of Whining
ton. was the guest of Miss Rebecca
Saunders yesterday.
Miss Blanche Hughes, of Chester.
visited friends in town yesterday.
Mrs Samuel Ford, who is at the
First Presbyterian Hospital, Philadel-
phia, is somewhat improved. II is not
yet decided to perform the operation
for appendicitis. DR.. Wharton is Civ
ing the case his personal supervision.
Irving Thatcher spent yesterday in
Philadelphia.
Thomas Smith on Saturday badly
wrenched his ankle, and received body
bruises by slipping through a hole on
the railroad company's wharf. The
wharf has been abandoned by the COM
pany, and is badly in need Of repairs.