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Evening journal., 1905-06-21
Graduates Entertained


Middletown. June 21-Principal L v.
Howell, of the Middletown High School,
delightfully."- entertained the members
and friends of the graduating class
last evening at the High School grounds
on North Broad street. More than one
hundred persons were present, includ-
ing the pastors of the different
churches. the trustees of the academy,
]. Frank Eliason. Edward Reynolds,
Dr. Thomas II. ilpin and William. r.
Cochran, and the members Of the school
board, George d. Kelley president;
John w. Jolls. Martin b. Burris, John
$. Crouch. Edward 5. Jones, S. Edward
Lewis and Purneli i. McWhorter.
The members Of the graduating class
and the 1904 graduating class assisted
Miss Howell in receiving. japanese
lanterns were suspended about the
lawn, making the scene a beautiful
one.
In the dining room one table was set
for the pastors, trustees and Board OF
Education, and the guests were served
at other tables. Ice cream and cake
were served by the last years class.
After the guests had all been bOunti-
fully helped. the class of 1904 was seat
ed at one table with the class colors
green and gold, displayed. At another
table were seated this years graduates
with their colors. blue and gold, much
in evidence. After most of the guests
hadi eft the rooms the 1904 and 100,
classes had a jolly good time with class
day exercises, speeches and toasts.
Evening journal., 1905-06-21
SHERIFF. SALES.

sF5ERrFF'S sALE.-BY VIRTUE OF
a writ Of Lovari Fucias % mo directed.
will be exposed TO public sale at tho
Deer Park Hotel Ia the town Of New
ark, White CLAY Creek hundred, New
Castle county, Delaware,
ON WEDNESDAY,.
THE 5th DAY OF JULY, 1906,
at 10 o'clock. a. M.
the following described real estate. VIZ:
All that certain tract, piece or parcel
Of land with the frame dwelling house
and other buildings thereon. situate on
Main street in the town Of Newark New
Castle county. and state OF Delaware.
more particularly bounded and described
as follows, TO wit.
Roginning at an iron pin In the south
side of Main street ir the town OF New
ark aforesaid said iron pin being cor
Of Gotheh Fader thence by and With said
lands now or late OF Gotlieb Fnder south
three aud one-Quartcr degrees east three
hundred aud thirty-tWo feet 10 another
point On said lands; thence still thereby
south eighty-nine and onc-hah degrees
west thirty-seven feet and fOur-tenths of
"a foot 20 a point In line OF lands now OF
late OF John W. Parrish. thence thereby
north thrce-Quarters Of a decree west
three hundred and thirty feet TO an iron
Din in the south side OF Main street aforc'
said, thence thereby north eighty-eighi
and three-quarters degrees east foIty-hN'
feet TO the first mentioned pin and plao'
I Of beginning, containing one rood tel
square perches OF land. be the same mor'
or less.
seized and taken ia execution as th'
property OF Joseph @. Jones and Rosal'
Jones. mortsagors ana It's, and 70 n
'''' " HARRY L aILLIs. sheriff.
Sheriff ofioe, Wilmington. pel,
Evening journal., 1905-06-21
Dinner of Greee Society

In the Clayton House last evening the
annual dinner Of the Gregg Society Of the
Wilmington Business School was held.
The banquet room was prettily decorated
with the schools colors and the tables
with vases Of carnations
j. Bernard Dougherty was POSTMASTER
and introduced j. Edward Rhodes, who
spoke on "rhe Relations of Faculty and
Scholars" Miss Ada Rosin, "Our Ideals;
]. Cristy Connor, "Friendship;' William
f. Carpenter. "Our School Days" Miss
Clara still. Loyalty" A tempting menu
was served.
Those present We're; ]. NJ Clogg, j.
Harvey Allen Herman Forsythe. Allen
Shea. Ralph Dinsmore, NJ. d. Fisher. S.
F.. Simpson. J. c. Conner, w. n. Potter,
William s. Is. Wells, Albert Jacquot, Jrr
r. y. Carr. William l.. Rakestraw Her
man Dixon. William skelley. w. NJ. Mar
ion. Iames II. Guthrie. Reed Prettyman,
willard Schrack, Leon o. Bryan, j.
Blaine Cloud. j. Wilbur Hirons, Howard
Draper II. NJ. Buckson. z. NJ Cranston
Bernard Dougherty w. II. Bramble
Clarence II. Gamble. William Long. Ed
ward.L Hobbs. Howard Dwsaon, Thomas
a. Donahoe. Gregg Derickson. John NJ
Emerson. George w. r. Hamilton, Elheri
r. Nuttle. William f. Carpenter
Edna Hindes. Sue f. Lynn. f. creney
Bessie Bonner. Louise Heebner. Ria L
coyie. Bessie A. Coyle Maud johnson
/ Mabel Morrison. Eta Reeves. Gertrude
j. Meaney. Mildred Is. Hearn, Charlotte S
wier Elizabeth Boyd Helen r. Johnston
Annie sayers, Clara Wood, Mary Baer
Reba Marion, Clara whaler, Teresa G
Moran, Estelle NJ. Rice, Ada Rosin. Car
rie n Sharpe, Aimee Cleaver. Ella W
Armour, Fannie Ramsey. Esther s. Moth
erall. Margaret Wells. Katie Dettling
Malinda L. Richman. Edith Guest Anni
Barwick, Clara c. Koibus, Elinor Trum
bower. Miss Bonner Miss Harriot, Luc
Connaway. Nellie Page. s. Frances Mar
tin, Katheryn O'Neill, Mabel Jones, Mar
ion Jones' victorine Miller Josephyn
Harris, Bella Wintrup Virginia Baynart
Sarah M. Bonham. Lulu NJ. Baynart
Edna Penrose. NJ. Alice German. Misse
Mary Folsom, Flora Folsom. Clara
SuH. stella Chandler. Nellie Skelly. ze
ona Miller, Edna Booker Beatrice Spark
Mrs w II. Beacon, Mr.. and Mrs l.. {
Thompson, Mr.. and Mrs. W. b. ThomI
son. Mrs. Ioa Armstrpngi A. Edwar
Rhodes. Guests from out of town were
William r. James, Seaford, Del; Rolan
NJ Brown. Bridgeville, Del; Wilmer ]
Parker Denton, Nd; Miss Florie ]
Allen, Clayton. Del; Miss Susan
Barnes, Cadd's Ford, Pa; Miss Id
Creme. Port Deposit, Nd; Leon Bosto
Philadelphia.
Evening journal., 1905-06-21

The menu was as follows:
Little Neck CLANS
Sherry
Sliced Tomatoes Cucumbers Radishes
Oyster Gumbo
Brofed Sea Bass Colbert Sauce
Saratoga. Chips
Fried Spring Chickeu-Maryland style
New Asparagus New Potatoes in Cream
Sauterne
Pineapple Sherbert
Sweet Bread Pattles Fresh Lobster Salad
Claret
Vanilla Ice Cream and Strawberries
Assorted Cakes Cheese Crackers
Coffee Cigars
Those present were: Glass '0S-Lucien
Green. Eugene Reybold NJ. L. Kyle.
George Lockwood John e. Mackan f..
.C. Clark. Thomas Leach, in, James M.
Conner C. II. Smith.
Glass '0f-George L. Dutton, Evan IL
Crossan. Harry T. Kelly, j. s. McVey,
r. b. Chillas. Jr.. F. Schabinger, o. c.
Short, J. Stuart Groves. b. Ferguson, IL
+. Ferguson.
The committee in charge was composed
of Lueien Green, 'O3 and John Stuart
Groves o.
Evening journal., 1905-06-21
NEW PASTOR OF West
CHURCH INSTALLED
The Rev. Alexander Alison,
Jr. Given Hearty Welcome
by the Congregation

Tho Rev Alexander Alison, Ir, was
installed as pastor OF West Presbyterian
Church last night. He was formerly pas
tor Of the Southwestern Presbyterian
Church, Philadelphia. AT tho close Of the
Service he WAS extended hearty wel-
come by tho compensation.
Moderator Wilson p. NJ. Beale was IN
charsa OF tho service which was opened
with an organ prelude after which the
doxology Vas suns The Invocation Was
made by the Rev. William H. Logan,
and the scripture lesson wits read by the
Rev. II. Clay Ferguson, pastor OF HU-
per Memorial Presbyterian Church, Of
Philadelphia.
The Rev. John Alison Of the North Pres
byterian Church, Binghampton, n J.i
who Is brother OF tho new pastor OF
West Church, preached the installation
sermon. His discourse was an eloquent
and forcIble one
Following tho anthem Praise Ye tbs
Lord" by the choir, Moderator Beale IN
stalled Mr. Alison, and this portion o
tho service was particularly impressive
The prayer OF installation was offered b.
lno fNtN. iholHha "a NiN~efNff - -
pastor Of Central Church.
u Tho Rev, Robert Hunter, d. D., pasto
Of the Union Tabernacle, Of Philadelphia
delivered tho charge OF the pastor an'
spoke OF the duties Of the ministry.
DR. Mccurdy delivered tho charge q
the people and # was Of an interesting
nature.
Mr.. Alison closed the service with
benedicton after which he was met b!
the session and congregation and wei
coined.
Evening journal., 1905-06-21
.BridpeviIIe
spoclal 10 The Evening Journal

7lNNteA ~ Inc A-NtilliAa HtAAtat+s
BridgevilleA June 21.-Burglars enter
ed the store of william Cannon, a
prominent merchant of this place, one
might last week and carried OFF consld-
cradle plunder. Twelve valuable
watches. several rings and a number
of pistols were among the articles
which were taken. The thief or thieves
are supposed to be professionals and
left no clue whereby they might be
discovered.
Jerome Cannon, colored agedt 20
years. son of Thomas Cannon, a re-
spectacle man of this town. died on
Thursday last of typhoid fever. In
lterment was made I'm the colored bury
ing ground.
Children's Day services were given
I'm the NJ. L. Church on Sunday wen
ing. An interesting program was rem
dered. The carly part Of the evening
was devoted TO the baptism Of fifteen
infants.
J. +. Harris has returned from Mil
Waukee, where he attended a conven-
ton of the Modern Woodrhen Of Amer
lea.
Miss Matte Jones will attend sum-
mer school at Wilmington Conference
Academy.
Royden X. Jones. of the Morning
News, Wilmington, spent Sunday with
his parents at this place.
J. Edgar Layton is sojourning in A.
llantic City.
Edward Elliott Of Wilmington. spent
Sunday at his home here.
Miss Bessie Ward, Of Norristown,
Pa, is the guest of Mrs Ernest Rash,
Alonzo Davis, Of Wilmington, spert
part OF hast week In town.
Mrs. r. r. Ward has been visiting
her sister, Mrs. G. f. Galloway of Sea-
ford
Miss Marguerite Vickory and
brother, Richard returned TO then
home in Los Angeles Cal, after a vis-
il OF a year to their grandfather r. W.
Cannon.
Mrs. c. p. Swayne has been visit
ing friends in Townsend and Whining
ton.
Miss Mollie Harris and Harry Axe
lsDant Sunday at Rehoboth.
Ray Jacobs. of Newark. is being en-
ltartaned by Mrs Gertrude Rust.
Harry Cannon. of Greenwood, is
working at the r., B. a W. railroad
lstation here.
Miss Edna Ward will go TO souti
. Orange. n. j.. this week ON an eS-
tended visit
Miss Miriam Galloway and Edwin
Dutton, of SeafOrd spent SatUrda,
levcning with Miss Sara Sudler.
I The Rev. William r. Mowbray an
sons. Randolph and Thomas. ara Wis
liting in Philadelphia.
Miss Gibson. OF Dover is spending
! some time in town.
Iasl Layfield. Of Easton. Nd, wa
a recent visitor here.
Mss Ethel Blizzard, OF Wilmington
has returned from visit TO Mr. an
Mrs. Q. A. Newton.
Evening journal., 1905-06-21
MEMORIAL SERVICE

Friendship Lodge No 22, l. o, o. r.,
of Hockessin held memorial services In
tho Methodist Church at that place on
Sunday. About seventy-five members Of
that order turned out including those
from New Century Lodge, No. h22 OF
Kenneft Square. Pa. The services were
opened with "a voluntary by. tho choir fol-
lowed by the lodge ode after which the
chaplain led In prayer
The pastor, tho Rev. Mr. Burke made
an address during which he exortod the
members To ever bear In mind the prin-
clpie of their order "Bo unto others as
YOU would have others do unto YOU Mr.
Frank Finley. Of Kennett Square SANG a
tenor solo.
The Noble. Grand's charge was delivered
BY Frank Highneld. The secretary Of th'
lodge, Mr. Joseph Woodward, then READ
a list of the deceased members from th'
institution of the lodge until the presen
| time.
Mrs Crumbaugh and daughter sang
duet. after which the chaplain again lea
In PRAYER.
Evening journal., 1905-06-21
.0ELAWARE HRAAGH
OF REQ CROSS SOCIETY
Judge Gray Presided at the
Meeting-GeneraI Bird
Elected President

A Delaware branch OF the Amarioan
National Rcd crosa was orsanizad IN she
rooms Of the Historical Society OF Della
wore yesterday afternoon by electinE the
following ohioers-
President General, Charles Bird; vice-
president Dr. james A. Draper; secre-
tary, Miss f. p. BisseH: treasurer, Henry
IA. Candy; executive committee. Samuel
Bancroft Jr.. General James H. Wilson.
Judge George Gray, Or. John j. Black
General Charles Bird and Governor Pres
ton Lea. is ex-oaioio a member.
Tho meeting was called to order by
General Bird who explained that he had
been asked TO organize a Delaware
branch OF the Red Cross Society
General Bird said there must be 100
members before the organization is recog-
nlzed by the National Association. Judge
Gray was asked to act as chairman and
Misc Bissell acted as the secretary.
Judge Gray, who is one OF the corpor-
ators of the national society siia he oon-
sidered IL an honor 70 preside at this
meeting. He spoke Of the work done IN
various wars. He thought IL was a work
TO appeal 70 al patriotic citizens
Former Governor Ebe w. Tunnel was
appointed to organize a subdivision of
the society IN Sussex county and Henry
Ridgeley, Jr., to form one in Kent county.
The organizers OF the society are Judge
George GRAY, Brigadier- General Charles
Bird, Mrs. Eugene. Dupont, Mrs Charles
r, Miller. Mrs. 81 Wesley Weldin. Mrs.
r. l.. GilRin, Mrs. Walter d. Bush, Mrs.
A. d. Warner, Mrs. A. Hart. Miss Mary
ii. A. Mather. Miss II. p Bissell. A. Du-
Pont, DIR. James A. Draper, Pc John P.
Wales. Governor Preston Lea, Alfred d.
j Poole, General James II. Wilson, DE-.
John j. Black, John H. Rodney, Cham
cellor John p. Nicholson, Henry Ridgeley.
Jr.. Charles w. Wiley, Former Governor
Ilbe w. Tunnel, Mrs. Daniel corbit, Mrs.
John r. Nicholson, Mrs Caleb Pennewell
samuel Bancroft Jr., Colonel William A,
lI.amotte. the Rev William F. d. Lewis
Henry NJ. canby, Harlan @. Scott.
Evening journal., 1905-06-21
DEATHS

JENNINGS-In this city, on June 10th,
1905, Myles ]. Jennings.
Relatives. friends OF the family and
members OF Division No. /, a. @. IT,.
are respectfully invited 10 attend the
funeral from his late residence. 1909
Pleasant street, on Friday mOrning at
Q O'Clock. High mass at St Paurs r.
G. Church. Interment at Cathedral
cemetery
ISlal5bEY-In this CITY. on June 10th.
1905, William II. Kelly, aged s. years.
Relatives and friends are respectfully
invited TO attend the funeral from his
late residence, 223 North Fran<lln
street. on Thursday morning at $50
o'clock Requiem mass at St. Paurs
Church. interment at West Grove
cemetery, West Grove Pa.
PA1NTER.-In this city. on the 18th inst.
Frank W. Painter, son Of the late John
Painter, Of sutlersville, Nd, AGED Sc
years.
Relatives and friends are RESPECTFULLY
invited TO attend the funeral from his
late residence, No. ma West Third street,
on Thursday. June p, az o'clock. Inter
ment az Riverview Cemetery.
Evening journal., 1905-06-21
Townsend
M to. - EnenInc Innrnal.

Special to fhe' Evening Journal,
Townsend. June 2L- George outten.
of Philadelphia. spent sunday with his
family here
Archie Finley, Of, Philadelphia. was
the guest of his mother. Mrs. Emma
Finley over Sunday
Mrs. Albert Watts and son. Edgar
have returned to- their home in Cecil
ton. Md. after spending a week with
her parents. Mr and Mrs. J.. M.
ShOckley
Tinley Scott. Of Wilmington. spent
sunday with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
W. A. Scott,
Miss Lena Staats. Of Mddletown
was the guest OF her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Z. Staats. on Sunday
Mrs. George Van Dyke spent sunday
with her SON. Horace Van Dyke, OF
near Clayton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Goldshorough ano
daughter. Mary OF near Blackbird
We're the guests OF his sisten Mrs
George CHM, on sunday
Mrs John Price. OF near Still Pond
Md. is spending several days with. Mr.
land Mrs. II, W. Watts
r, G.. Gift and two, children, OF neal
Sassafras, visited Richard Hodson, an,
family ON sunday
Miss Lucy Beardsley has returne,
home from severals days visit Will
Friends in Milton.
Mrs. w. $. DevalinEer Is VISITING
relatives in Wilmington.
Miss Bessie Beal has returned from
Ia weeks visit with relatives IN Phila
ldelphia.
Herman McClay, OF near st. Georges
was the guest OF friends i'm town ol
A Sunday
William Wright. Jr OF Wilmington
'lspent Sunday al his home here.
Evening journal., 1905-06-21
DoingS in a
Social Way
Weddiee of Tom Thumb

In the Second Baptist Church last
evening an enjoyable social affair was
given. the event being a Tom Thumb
wedding and was under the direction
of Mrs. ]. MerricS Horn
The following were the persons who
took part in the wedding and the char
acters assumed by them were as fol-
lows.
Bride. Miss Katharine Miller; groom,
Rodman Mahaffy; best man, Samuel
Maroney; maid of honor. Miss Eliza
beth Blankin; bridesmaids. Miss Hell
en- Gamble, Helena Alexander, Alice
Sharp. Elma Bishop. Elizabeth Good
ing. Elinor White head; flower girls,
Margaret Gulick. Sarah Gulick, Louise
Reynolds. Blanche Fry. Avis Bishop,
Florence Mckay; ushers. Paul Witsil,
Charles Jester. John Black, Conger
Mcintyre. Howard Springer, Dushane
ClOward; clergyman. Charles Witsil.
The guests were: Mrs. John Rookie
feller. Marguerite Johnson; Mrs. John
Weaver. Florence Walton; Mrs. Wigs
OF the Cabbage Patch, Laura Hall;
Miss Hazy, Florence Finley; Mrs
George Gould. Fannie Brown; Miss
Helen Gould. Mabel Walton; Mr.. and
Mrs. John Jacob Astor. Edward Tay-
lor and Elinor Blankin; the Duke and
Duchess Of Marlborough, w. Hamilton
and Helen Baylis; Mr. and Mrs. Cor
nelius Vanderbilt, Charles Runner and
Marguerite Fredericks; the Duchess OF
Manchester, Maybeth Mckeever;
Queen Wilhelnina of Holland, Kath-
crime Coward; Admiral and Mrs.
Dewey Thomas Sharp and Beatrice
NlrI.It d
Finley; Miss Betsy Bobbitt. Minnie
Derry; Admiral and Mrs. Togo, Charles
and Marian Edwards: Governor and
Mrs. Lea. Gilbert Black and Anna
Coward; President and Mrs. Roose-
welt. William Foulk and Margaret ALI
mond; Vice President and Mrs. Fair
banks, Frank Springer and Mary
Derry: Miss Alice Roosevelt, Virginia
Baker; Prince Frederick william, Will
liam Drake: Princess Cecilia. Char
lotte Mahaffy; Mrs. Clarence Mackey
Anna Boldly. Mrs Frederick T. Briggs
Edith Carmichael; Mr.. and Mrs. Tillie
Hanford Alexander and Mary Rey-
nolds: Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Vanderbilt
Sherwood Runner and Mildred Mcln-
tire Miss A. Elizabeth Stroud, Pris-
ella Samworth; Mr.. and Mrs. George
Penny Lander Kimble and Elizabeth
Taylor Miss Louise Jones. Helen Will
kins: Mrs. Widener. Margaret Lytlei
ex-President and Mrs. Grover Cieve-
land. Gilbert Black and Maria Dever.
ell; Miss Clara Dill Mabel Smith; Mrs
John Wanamaker. Blanche McKeever'
Secretary and Mrs. Hay. Ralph Alex.
ander and Margaret Reynolds; Mrs
Morton. Ida Crossley; Miss Priscilla
Speaksoftly, Maude Finley; Mrs. G. w
c. Drexel. Lillian Taylor; Mr. and
Mrs. Chauncey NJ Depew, Kenneth
Drake and Helen Foulk; Mrs. J. Pier
pont Morgan. Jr. Ida Wharton; MI
and Mrs Alfred Gawthrop. r. Grie
and Miriam Murray; Mrs Choate. Em
lily Bishop: Admiral and Mrs. Schley
c. Bishop and Laura Finley; Mrs. w
B. White Miriam Fell; Mr. and Mrs
Merritt Hurley. Harvey Fell and An
ma Boldly; Mrs. Thumb. Maria
Oakes: Mr.. and Mrs June. Pau
Graves and Alice Green; Mrs. Jun'
Mildred Gooding.
In addition to the wedding the fol
lowing program was given: Plan
duet. Misses Dare and Logan; recita
ton. Miss Laura Weldin; cornet sol'
Vera Collins; japanese song. Maria
Edwards; recitation. Miss Weldin.
Evening journal., 1905-06-21
Alumni Held Reunion

At the Clayton House last evening the
reunion Of the classes Of 'OS and '0i Of
Delaware College was held and the event
was mosi enjoyable.
At a business meeting preceding the
dinner it was decided next year tc invite
the classes of '02 and 'O5 and the next
year classes 'Ol and 'O6, continuing in this
manner each year until all the classes are
banded together.
AT the dinner r. B. Kyle presided as
toastmaster. and these toasts were re-
sponded to; Welcome" George d. Dut-
ton. '04; Cause for Reunion" John IL
Mitchell. 'Os; "O3," Joseph d. Truxton
'0i; "'O4,' Matthew l.. Kyle, 03; Della
ware" Evans II. Crosan, 'o4; Athletics, n
Bassett Ferguson, '0i; World. Flesh and
Devil" Eugene Reybold, 'O3.
Evening journal., 1905-06-21
PEILI JURY DRAWN
Name Of Deceased cOlOred Man Taken
From the Box.

TioNf NN1 w.
The petit jury for the present term Of
the United states Circuit Court has been
drawn by Jury Commissioners William
G. Mahany and j. Wilkins coooh- For
the first time IN several years the name
of a colored man was drawn from the box
but he Is dead. The name was that Of
Daniel p. Hamilton. The jurors drawn
were as follows
Wnnington-Jam s. Dobb, James
NJ BRYAN, j. smith Brennan, Joseph +.
Cross, Charles G. Phillips. James / Ford
Jesse X. Baylis, G. Parke Postles. Daniel
Hamilton. oolored, Peter A. Horty, Ell
wood C. jackson. Edgar Chandler Lewis
sasse. j. Morton Poole, Elmer +. Mitchell
samuel j. White. Victor DUPONT sr
christiana hundred-Thomas ID. Lyman
Philip b. DUPONT
White Clay Creek-James l., Crossan
James Hossinger.
Mill Creek-John M. Ball.
Panoader-T. Roseby McAullon,
New Castle-John T. HAYES.
Appoquinimink- -Elias \. Moore.
south Nurderkill hundred. Kent count.
Carl Hughes.
l Duck Creek-Harry A. Tschudy.
MispilHon-Wnlis Lytton,
Soaford hundred, Sussex county Davi'
NJ Johnson, samuel B. Pusey, Isaac c
Giles, Thomas It, Rawlins
Little creek=Emory B. Higgins.
Walter Anderson.
Northwest Fork-George w. Willin.
Evening journal., 1905-06-21

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Evening journal., 1905-06-21
Asehenback- SDath

The marriage of Miss Carrie Spath
and William +. Aschenbach will take
place in st. Stephens Lutheran Church
this evening at o'clock. The cere-
mony will be performed by the Rev,
Frederic Doerr.
The bride will be attended by Miss
Dora Spath and G. A. Asohenhach will
lact as best man. Miss Eleanor Irwin
will play the wedding march.
The bride will wear a pretty gown OF
French batiste. with lace trimmings
and will carry a PRAYER book. The
Evening journal., 1905-06-21
VaeatIons Of MaiI carrlers

The vacations Of the local mail car
riers will occur as follows July 1 TO
Is, Mclean, Lutz, Hinderer, Turner;
July 4 to 81 White. Sehl, McCanerty,
Taylor; August 1 20 IS. Oliver Poi1-
sett Howett Duffy; August "a to 81
Davis. Spealsman, Gabke, Coyle; Sep
tember L to Is, Sylvanus, Cannon, Ma
son, Sterling; September 16 70 80,
Baldwin. Wilcox. Price, GLASGOW; Oc-
tober 1 TO- 10. Rittenhouse, Fouik
Lloyd Goslin; October n to 81 Gee,
Sasse, Glynn. Finger; November 1 to
10. Bowers, Sidwell, Scheu Roberts
Hopkins.
Evening journal., 1905-06-21
Combined Excursion.

The combined excursion Of Grace
and ST. Paul's NJ. f. Sunday schools to
Lewes Pier tomorrow on the steamer
Columbia. is expected 10 be the largest
of the season.
On the trip down the bay and on the
return trip there will be enjoyabls con-
oerts by Grace Orchestra.
Evening journal., 1905-06-21
NeaLGenn

In the presence OF immediate friends
only Miss Mabel A. Gem and William
j. T. Neal were married yesterday at
high noon at the home Of the brides
parents, Mr. and Mrs. William b.
Gem, No. 1908 West Eighth street. the
Rev. William Writ King of1ipiated. A
wedding breakfast was served after the
ceremony. Mr.. and Mrs. Neal left on
a wedding trip to New York and
Boston. on their return they viii live
in Norristown Those present We're MIR.
and Mrs. William B. Gem, Mr.. and
Mrs. Samuel Harris, Miss Bessie b.
Harris, Mrs. T. jefferson Wier. Miss
Charlotte Royal, Mr.. and Mrs. George
W. II. Smith, Mrs. Neal and Miss
Lottie Neal.