Evening journal., 1906-11-19
ARCHDEACONRY
WILL CONVENE
Bishop Coleman to Preside
at the Twelfth Annual
Session
INTERESTING PROCEEDINGS
Special to rho Evening Journal.

NEW CASTLE. Nov. l9-In Emmanuel
Church this evening the twelfth annual
session Of the Archdeaconry Of Delaware
win convene. the Rt. Rev. Leighton Cole
man. Bishop Of Delaware, presiding
The session will continue two days and
the order of proceedings are as follows;
Monday, November 10, 7SO p. n.-Ser-
vice and addresses. Subject. 1907 70 1907"
Progress and Responsibility. the Rev.wil-
liam j. Hamilton. The Bishop Of Della
ware
Tuesday. November 90 9.45 a. m.-Busi-
ness session.
1870 a m.-Hoiy Communion Preacher,
the Rev. Clarence NJ. Murray Celebnnt,
the Bishop Of Delaware.
u m.-Luncheon.
200 p. mart in the Church. "Practi-
cary," William D. Brlnckle. b "Aestheti-
cally," the Rev. Hubert W. Wells. Dis
cussion to be opened by the Rev. Charles
L. Fischer. d. d.
$3.50 p. m.-subject, The Church. a 'In
the Country" The Rev. Albert e. Clay.
In the city" the Rev. Kensey ]. Ham
mond. Discussion to be opened by the
Rev. J. Harry Chesley.
7.30 p. m.-Service and addresses. Sub
ject. The Child. a I'm the Home" the
Rev. John S. Bunting b I'm the School"
the Rev. Hamilton B. Phelps. I'm the
Church" the Rev. Henry olmstead.
Bazaar a Success
The bazaar given in the parish house
on Saturday night by Mrs. McTarlins
! Sunday School class was very success
| full and the young folks took IN over So
The candy table was in charge Of the
Misses Mary Elldnton and Irene Watts.
and ala a good business as did the fish
pond which was IN charge Of Misses Mar
garet McCaughn and Emily Pcdrick
Misses Eleanor Hatton and Anna Gears
were kept busy at the ice cream table
and Misses Francis Thatcher and Louise
Mcdaniel sold out Of cake.
The doll table, which was handsomely
decorated was IN charge OF Misses Mary
Mcdaniel and Ethel Vantine and the
fancy table was In charge OF Misses Elva
Bennett and Maggie Hendrix.
Elmer Pedrick and George Madden were
floor managers.
Mrs. McFarlin and Mrs. Bross are TO he
congratulated upon theiv successful man
agement OF the affair.
Funeral Largely Attended.
The funeral Of George w. Cline was
held at o'clock this afternoon from his
late residence. No. 122 North Third street
Services were conducted at the house by
Rev. George T. Anderson and intermeni
was made in the First Presbyterian
Cemetery. He is survived by widow, q
daughter Mrs. Harry Ahern. and tw,
sons, Edward and William. Many friends
and relatives attended the funeral AM
Z many noral off8ings covered the casket
+ Mr.. Cline has been resident of New
) Castle for many years and he win b.
/ sadly missed by his old friends.
Rabbits Are Plentiful
Rabbit hunters are beginning to brlnl
in much game and a number are leaving
every day for lower parts OF the state
Frank Hewlett bagged 30 rabbits, an,
. other gunners are ranging from s to 90
Joseph Becker and William Gebhardt lef
this morning for an eight-day gunnlnl
trip In Virginia.
News Of the Town.
. New Castle. Jr, basketball team de
feated the All-stars Of Wilmington in Re-
. Mems Hall Saturday night by a score o
, IA to s.
e The directors Of the New Castle Athleti
3 Association will hold a meeting In IN
. Mayors office Tonight.
f After serving four years in Uncle Sam
e Navy Richard Mahoney, a well-know
e New Castle boy, returned home yester
/ day
D The Sunday School scholars Of the N
E. Church will give a supper in the Sun
a day School room on Thanksgiving even
b ing
4 The singing Of Mrs Wilson, Of Phna
4 delphia, at the morning and evening ser
I vices of the eAIthodist Church yester
! ! day. was greatly enjoyed by large con
gregations.
|. Social.
? James Miller. who has been spendn
s several weeks in Philadelphia, returne
o home yesterday.
e Henry Hunter, OF Warren, Pa, is visit
ing Mrs. Mary Reading.