Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1911-08-17
CHRISTIANA
NEWS NOTES
CHANGERS Invite Governors
Wilson ANA EarmOn to
Pomona Meeting
PROF. SPAID PLEASES
THE WHITE RIBBONERS

newark FuDlC SCnOOl Will open on
september 4.
The lawn fete held by the women Of
Marshallton NJ +. Church, on Satur-
day evening on the lawn OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Lewis B. Guest. netted SOL.
Norman Willis, Charles Davis, La
MARITIME Gillian. Ralph Dawson and
Delaware Lovett have been camping
at Henderson Point on the Elk River
for some time
Malcolm Frazer, of Newark, is con-
fined in the Delaware Hospital with
typhoid fever.
Harmony Grange, No II, Patrons
of Husbandry, held their weekly
meeting at the Grange Hall at Mer-
maid on Monday evening. Arrange
ments are being made for the enter
tainment of Pomona Grange on Sep
TENDER Z, at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Arnold Naudain among the expected
speakers are Governor Woodrow Will
son of New Jersey. and Governor Jud-
son Harmon Of Ohio The committee
of arrangements are Mrs Arnold
Naudain, Mrs Hervey Walker, A.
Frank Klair. and Frank Ball Worthy
Master William Naudain, for the COM
mittee on timothy seed. reported he
had ordered 13S bushels Of seed.
The literary program consisted Of
recitations and singing with Miss
Laura Walker as pianist
At the next meeting the question
for discussion VIII be What pieces
of machinery have brought the farmer
the greatest dividends?" Hervey
Walker. James II Walker Arnold
Naudain. and A. Frank illair will bel
the speakers.
letter has hean raoaivad from,
Lillian NJ N. Stevens. the national
president of tho Women's Christian
Temperance Union, expressing appre-
citation of Superintendent Arthur r.
Spaid's work in the state of Maine.
The message to the Delaware w. c.
7. u. which is bearing the expenses
Of Superintendent Spaids trip, fol-
lows
Superintendent Spaid reached me
on Thursday and was with us at Old |
Orchard where he made magnifl-
cent address and most favorable I'M
preston.
Il am sending you this haety note
to express our appreciation of your
thoughtful, generous kindness in
sending us this noble man and fine
speaker. He certainly will be OF |
great assistance in our mighty bat
tie and we are most grateful to you
and your white ribboners and to
him"
Personal:-Mr. and Mrs Frank
Walker, Of near Stanton. are enter
tanning Mr. Kuzzart and daughter, OF
Philadelphia Aline Mclaughlin.
Of MarshaltJh. Is spending part OF
. her vacation with her sister. Mrs.
Jones. of Deals Island-Nathan Smith
nd Of ri
some time with relatives OF West Vir-
Finia-Earl f. Dawson recently en-
tertained w. Paul Mason Of Hillsboro,
Maryland; II. J. Salmon of Milford;
Rufus R. Roberts. OF Cardiff. Mary
land; S r. Choate. OF tewark. and J.
w. Jones. of Wyominc Del.-Mrs.
Sarah Finn, Of Newport. recently
spent some time with her daughters,
Mrs. James Polk. of Hockessin, and
Mrs. D. w Chandler. of Oxford-Miss
Mabelle Pennock, Of near Union. re-
Gently entertained number OF
friends. Her guests were: Miss Mabel
Sharp, Of West Chester: Miss Agnes
Medill. of Newark. Messrs Norman
Chambers, Thomas Slack. of West
Chester. and Charles Medill Of New
arlx-Miss Elsie Wrirht. Miss Cornelia
Pilling, Miss Eliza eth Wright, Miss
Edith Spencer, and 1'i7s Eleanor Pill
ing. all of Newark, cre registered at
the Hotel Henlopen Rehoboth-Ed-
ward L. Richards ard family and Miss
Elizabeth Crime spent Saturday at
Lenape Park-Mrs. Alonzo Newlin, of
Marshallton. is spending a few days
IN Philadelphia-Mr Charles Blake
Of Newark. recently entertained Mrs,
Calvert, Miss Kate Robinson and
Thomas Robinson. Of Baltimore
Messrs. Newlin. Cranston and Nelson
of this place. and Mr. Jones. of viii
mington, recently made an automobile
trip 10 Rehoboth-The Misses Ring. OF
Newark, recently entertained Miss
Nellie Cavender-AIiss Dorothy Dayetl
recently visited Miss Edith Butter.
worth-Mrs. Fred Boynum. Of Cleve.
land, Ohio and Mrs George Baynum
OF Milford have been guests of theil
sisters. Mrs George Mullin and Mrs
Thomas Murray. of Marshallton-Mr
and Mrs. William Heavellow, OF neal
Fairview. recently entertained Mr.
and Mrs Harry Williams. Of New
York-Mrs. J r. Moore. Of Pleasln
Hill. and daughter Mrs David r
Eastburn. of Red Mills have returne.
to their home after spending ten day
at Atlantic City--Miss Edna A. Camp
bell, of Newark has completed he
studies IN stenography az Goldey Col
lege-DTr. and Mrs V. W. Eastburn, o
Union. are entertaining Mr.. and Mrs
Julian Walker and children. of VIII
mington-Nir5. Louetta Brown, Of vii
mington, has returned TO her home az
ter spending a few DAYS with he
niece. Mrs William G. Little. Of nea
here-Aiiss Mahelle pennock. Of nea
Union, recently entertained Mis-
Laura Walker. of Mermaid-Williar
Pyle, Of Wilmington. recently yisite
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob B. Moore. of nea
Fairview-Miss Edna Campbell q
Granite Hall. entertained the Youn
Peoples Aid of Newark NJ f. Churc
on Friday evening. August 11--Mri
Joseph Eastburn. of Pleasant Hi
has returned to her home after visit
ing her daughter Mrs. H. J. Wollasto
of New Garden, Pa.-Mr. and Mrs AL
vim Satterthwaite. of Stanton, recent
ly entertained Miss Frances Medill. c
Newark-Miss McShea. Of Winning
ton, recently visited Miss Elizabet
Hill, Of Newark-Samuel Mccoy,
Stanton, recently entertained hi
niece and nephew. Master Robert Z
and Miss Ruth V. Morrison, of New
ark-zdiss Helen Hill and Miss Barr
of Philadelphia, Pa, are visiting Mr.
Homer Vansant, Of Newark.