Evening journal., 1906-09-01

than one month after school opens, mus.
defer enrolment until the next term.
There win be a meeting Of the teachers
on Monday at o'clock at which Prin-
cipal Holloway desires TO meet all the in
structors IN order to acquaint them with
plans for the coming year, and TO give
such instructions as may be necessary for
the work
Examinations in English history. gem
eral history and algebra viii be held on
Tuesday afternoon. and in other subjects
that may be necessary on Monday after
noon.
Gave Birthday Party.
A pleasant birthday party was given
last night at the home OF Mr. and Mrs.
John Gilky, on North Fourth street,
IN honor of the twentieth birthday of
their son, Jacob. Refreshments con-
sisting Of fruit, ice cream and cake
were served. and music and dancing
were features of the party. The music
was furnished by Messrs. Frank Nc
Grory and Charles Lindsey.
Those present We're: Mr. and Mrs.
John Gilky, Mr.. and Mrs Joseph
Smith, Mrs. Mary Pustill, Joseph
schilling, George Sharp. Mrs. Whipf,
Mrs. Haines, the Misses Blanche Clay
ton, Lizzie Whipf, Mary Rodgers Gem
evicve Lawlor, Mary Reynolds. Mary
sullivan, Katie Sullivan. Alice Rogers.
Maggie White, Mary McHugh, Mary
Carlin, Annie Carlin, Lora Bell, Katie
and Maggie Carr, Of Wilmington;
Messrs. Michael Rodgers. Andrew Le-
,noir, Edward Gormley. John Doris,
George White, Frank Murphy Philip
Giky, John Gilky, Charles Lindsey,
Frank McGrory. william Oulgley Ar
thur sekers. Benjamin Abrams. Jos
/ eph and Jacob Gilky.
Entertained Her Friends.
Mrs Frank Carswen entertained a
number OF friends at a luncheon at
her house on Thursday noon. The
party, which was given in honor Of
lher niece, Miss May McCarter, of phil-
ladelphia who IS the guest OF Mrs. John
McFarlin, was a pleasant affair.
lGames were played and rofreshments
consisting OF several KINDS of fruit, ice
cream, cake, lemonade and jcllies We're
served Music was furnished by Miss
McCarter and Mrs. McFarlin.
Spent Pleasant Evening.
A pleasant musical was held at the
home of Mrs. Frank Carswell last
might and many beautiful pieces were
rendered. The music was furnished by
Mrs. John McFarlin, Mrs. Frank Cars
lwell, Miss May McCarter Lewis
Thompson and James Carswel
News Of the Town.
The Midnight Social -Four and the
lEciipse -Four win play one more game
lof pool for the cup at I1lines pool
room next Tuesday. Eclipse has won
1.-THE cup but IS willing to give the Mid
night Social another chance.
In the games Monday between New
Castle and Dover. Rennie viii pitch IN
the morning and Nowlove I'm the after
lnoon. Connel and Johnson. two new
players, viii be i'm the game
: Bull HIN cross bats with the Bear
p station here to-day The battery for
e Bull Hill Is Connor and Doris
] Mrs Margaret Etchells Is SUFFERING
4 from several broken bones I'm the hir
p as result Of bad fan Thursday.
c Personals.
q Mrs. w. r. Rothwell and ,her sister
y Mrs. Postals, returned yesterday from
e q summers outing at the seashore.
e Miss Florence Case left yesterday fol
n a weeks visit to her sister, Mrs Henry
Robbins, in Germantown. Pa.
Miss Bessie McFarlin and Miss Jes.
sic Carswen went on an automobil,
e ride TO Philadelphia to-day
ne Mrs Thomas Modem and daughter
n spent yesterday In Philadelphia.
u Miss Jessie Carswen has returne,
pr from q weeks visit TO Gradyville.
e. Van Dyke Stewart win take Ted
e. Platts place in Platts grocery stor
r. while the latter Is on his vacation.
Is Mrs. James Challenger and two chill
O. dren spent yesterday IN Philadelphia
,n Mrs. David b. Miller. who was ex
pected home from Philadelphia Thurs
day. will return next week
Mrs. Frank p. McCanin spent YES
terday in Philadelphia
'e Mr. and Mrs. DUNCAN leave for At
. latnic City to-day TO remain a week.
a' Miss Annie Houseman left yester
re day for her home in Washington.