Newark post., 1911-03-15

Wednesday night has been fixed as
the regular time for the dancing class
in the future. Mr.. Harry Mock, of
Wilmington, viii furnish the music.
The Milford Parent Teachers Asso
citation is working for play ground
for their town. This is only one Of
The many things such an organization
may hope to accomplish. Why not
ahve such body in Newark? .--....
The ladies of the Afternoon Bridge
Club will be entertained OH Friday by
Miss Lena Evans. '.''rs
Hon. L. |. Handy and family leave
Friday for Smyrna, which is to be
their future home.
Rev. Hubert Wells. OF St. Andrews,
Wilmington, preached in the St.
Thomas P. E. Church last evening.
Mrs. Null, Delaware avenue. was
| taken to the Elkton Hospital, this
| week, where a successful operation
was performed The patient is re-
ported doing nicely.
| The engagement is announced OF
| Miss Eleanor Armstrong, of Newark,
and Mr. Calvin Whiteman, of Phila
dephia, They will be married in the
spring and reside in Philadelphia.
| Hon. L. Irving Handy will deliver
his lecture Did He Die and Live
| Again, in the church auditorium of
the Delaware Avenue Baptist Church,
on April 4th.
DR.. w. ]. Rowan will lecture in the
basement OF the Presbyterian Church
on April 9TH Miss Marion Campbell
will sing, with violin accompaniment
by Mr.. MacAvoy.
A bill providing for the tearing
down OF the old jail at New Castle has
been passed this week 1t is rumor-
ed that the object is to use the stone
in building wall around the city.
Twenty-seven less population than ten
years ago Newark increased 700 and
this does not count Deandale and De-
pot Road
Mr.. Philip Whitaker was stricken
with uraemic convulsirns. He is SLOW
| ly improving.
Mr.. Gessner has been appointed
foreman OF the horticultural depart
ment of the Experimental Farm.
Work has been begun under the di-
rection of c. w. Griffin, on two mod
ern houses on Delaware avenue, fol
Mrs. Florence Kierski.
Mr.. Georgc Ferguson has sold hii
home in the East End, to Harvey Hof
fecker. the new superintendent o
the American Vulcanized Fibre Co
Mr. Ferguson will build in the neal
future.
A curiosity i'll the way OF an egg
: was broken this week i'll G.. Fader
.. bakery In place OF yolk in the cen
ter of the white there was a perfect,
| formed soft she'll egg
A baby daughter was welcomed a
the home OF George Johnson, Wash
ington House. this week.
The sewer question now hangs i
the balance. Inability to compromis
may defeat the bill, yet it is posslbl
that unless there is an agreement tha
I Legislature will draw uL a measur
: making provision for its llstallatior
Rev DR.. w. ]. Rowan and Coach
A. MscAvoy atteii1ed the annual dir
ner o 1.-THE Philadelphia Alumni Asso
citation OF Lafayette College, held /
8 the clover room of the Bellevue Stra
u ford Hotel, Philadelphia. last Thur:
day evening.
J. The seventy-hve horsemen and or
hundred dogs who gathered at Levi
vile, last Thursday for a sox hun
,e were disappointed by the first fox r.
le fusing to rum Another was gotte
ie from near Hickory Hill and droppe
about 1 p. m. which gave good RI
lor several hours.
The National Fireproofing Co.,
Pittsburg, has announced that the q
II rectors have authorized the lettll
of contracts for the construction of
large plant at Elkton for the manufa
ture OF hollow tile firerroohng II
y property on which the plant will be
nc Gated was purchased last summer fro
Charles r. Ford, of Elkton.
The following officers have be
elected by the editorial board OF t
Delaware College Review: Editor-i
Chief, Howard T. Ennis, Class of 1ol
Assistant, Benjamin w. Ward. ella
of 1912.
he Representative Buckingham, of M
ID. Cheek Hundred. is popular memb
ed of the House of Representatives.
W. has shown much interest in all MI
di- ttary bills and those effecting the
II A. R., of which he is an honored me
-h' Der.
* Mrs c. B. Evans entertained nu
Der OF friends at dinner Tuesday eve
ing, in honor of Hon. L. Irving Han
'all and wife.