Evening journal., 1904-06-11
Special to The Evening Journal.

montgomery MINNIE Beck, stella SlD-
ley Florence Toppin.
Recitation, Ida Lank.
Recitation, Alice Wise. Helen Smith,
Dorothy Montgomery, Pearla Clewel.
Singing by the SCHOOL
Recitation, Jennie Cooper.
Recitation, Martha Harrington.
Recitation, Norman Banks.
Recitation. ovid Levy.
Recitation. Anna May Toppin.
Recitation, Mary McNally.
Recitation, May Bacon and Mary
.Biggs.
Recitation. Elizabeth Bacon.
Recitation. Ida Edwards.
Recitation. Edith Marshall.
Recitation, Anna Davidson.
Recitation, Mary McNally.
Solo. Elizabeth Bartlett.
Recitation, Francis Edwards.
Recitation. Anna McNally.
Recitation. Marie Collision, Lola Win.
ing, Helen Rash Sarah Levy
Recitation, Leonard Lank.
Recitation. Rena Hurd.
Singing by school.
Main School.
Greeting, Charles Lank.
Royal bequest, Ida Saunders. Nellie
Sutton. Ella Graven Elsie johnson,
Everett Howard, Mabel Clewell, con-
Guiding with a song by class of chill
dren.
The Golden Band-Fannie Rulings,
Elva Morgan, Myrtle Hail. Clara King,
Jennie Ridings, Octavia Bartlett and
Mary Weggenmann.
A King-Price Vallett.
Step by Step-James Eliason.
Little Wanderer-Emlly Lunt, Myrtle
Mcguire, Lille Montgomery, Helen
Ford, Emma Imam, Anna Warren,
Mary Morrison, Olivia Lank.
This program will be interspersed
with music throughout, especially pre-
pared for the occasion.
High Tide Stops Cars.
The heavy northeast storm Of the
past two days caused the trolley COM
pany considerable trouble and Clarks
marsh where the work of filling in has
been completed recently. Part of the
embankment which has not yet been
sheathed was damaged by the tide,
which was driven in against it with
great force. The track was covered by
the water during high tide so that the
cars were unable to cross the fiat until
| it receded. Travel was resumed
across the meadows in the afternoon
but the cars had to proceed with eau
ton on the part of the crews who
kept a sharp lookout for possible OBJ
lstructions which might be carried up
by the water.
Death Of Mrs. sallie M. Hewlett.
Mrs. Sallie NJ. Hewlett, wife OF Harry
/ Hewlett, died at his home, Seventh and
Walnut streets. Wilmington. on Thurs
day night from typhoid fever.
/ Mrs Hewlett was the daughter of
Marcella McCue and her husband is
the son OF George Hewlett, of this
city, where both are well-known. De-
ceased was twenty years of age and
had been married three years. Be
sides her husband she is survived by
an infant son five weeks old The
funeral services will take place in st.
Peters Catholic Church. this city, on
Monday morning. high mass being
celebrated at 10 O'Clock by the pastor,
Rev. Father Brady Interment will be
made in the cemetery adjoining the
church.
Home From the Philippines.
Frank Beckett, son Of Thomas Beck
lett, of this city, returned on Thurs
day night from the Philippines, where
he has been serving in the Twenty
eighth Infantry, L. S. army.
Working at Delaware City.
About twenty men from this place
are engaged on the operations now in
progress on the embankment at Fort
] DUPONT, Delaware City.
Back from Dickinson.
Dr. c. w. Prettyman. d. D.. pastor
of New Castle NJ. E. Church, has re-
turned from Carlisle, Pa, where he
attended the annual commencement
Exercises Of Dickinson College.
Church Affairs.
At Emmanuel p. E. Church tomorrow
morning the rector, the Rev. Frank
Merton Munson, LII. D., viii preach OF
l"The Rainbow"
The bake and festival now being
conducted in the armory by the choir
of the church will be continued this
afternoon and evening. A large at
Tendance and an interesting time is ex-
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