Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1912-08-24
NEWLY WEEDS
FOR MIDDLETOWN

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL
MIDDLBTOwN, Del. Aug. "a
Jacob Applefeld, of Middletown and
Miss Bessie Lurge, of Wilmington,
we're married last Sunday at No.
East Front street, Wilmington, by
Rabbi Regitz. Mr.. and Mrs. Apple
field will make their home in Mid
dletown.
Peach Blossom Grange has ap-
pointed Mr.. and Mrs. Fred ?. VIII
liams. K. H. Shallcross, T. Edgar
Clayton and Richard l.. Price dele
gates to attend the County Grange
meeting.
The two canning factories, corn and
tomatoes, are both busy and the new
Del-Mar factory at Armstrong; Cor
ner will begin work in a few days.
Some of the young people enjoy
ed a straw ride on Tuesday evening"
to the home of Mr.. and Mrs w. l.
Pearce. ST., near town. Those pres
emf we're: Mr.. and Mrs. w. Thomas
Pearce Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Pearce,
MIR. and Mrs w. 7. Pearce, Mr. ana
Mrs Rovden Wilson, Miss Ora Spry,
Miss Edith Frances, Miss Jennie
gallagher. Miss Viola Weber, Miss
Leila Pearce. Miss Martha Pearce'
Miss Margaret Ginder, Herbert Pyle
Comegys Cosdon, Harry Culver
Phillip Vineyard. Frank Pearce' KAY
Dickson. Earle Whittock, and Clar'
ence Pearce. -,
The SMYRNA baseball team will play
Tho Middletown team this afternoon
here.
Douglass Cochran is i'll with Sc
we're attack of pneumonlt, at ths
home of his father, r. w. Cochran.
The body of William Blades, VINO
was killed by a train at st. Anne
crossing on Tuesday, was taken 70
oxford. Md, his former home ior
interment. c.Ara,
have announced the engagement Oh
their daughter. Miss Agnes Lindsey
| cochran TO Louis r. Hutchinson, OF
trenton n J. The wedding Will take
place in October. -
The public sale by Elmer ,. Jar
man. was stopped by the neaVy storm ,,,
ON Monday. The remaining STOCK VIII
he sold on Saturday, August 81
George Tomkey, a student OF the
MARYLAND University Hospital, bal,l-
more visited his uncle here this week.
Mr. Mr. Tomkey left town for Sparta,
Mr.. and Mrs. Adam Reed and Mr..
and Mrs Minors Banning have been
ENJOYING an auto trip through loWer
Delaware.
Personal:-C. w. Johnson, OF Mag
nolia and J. A. Johnson, OF Ches-
tor visited Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Free
man over Sunday-Mr. and Mrs. VIII
liam Vansant of Wilmington are
spending Mr. Vansants vacation with
their parents. Mr. and Mrs. Alfred
Green-Mrs. DIV. Eliason and daush-
ter. Mrs. Harry Maxwell, of Whining
ton. are visiting relatives here-Misa
Clara b. Wilson and Mrs Oscar Bit
lie and son, De Lancey, OF Philaoel-
mia. are guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. VIII
liam 7. Wilson-Mrs Thomas Rob-
erts had for a Sunday guest, Mrs.
Ralph Yearicks, of Camden, \. j.
Miss Viola Weber has for a guest,
Miss Margaret Ginder, of Wilmington
Mrs John e. CHM is at Sweedes-
boro. n. Mrs. S. e. Rice and Mrs.
v. W. Massey arb spending some
time at Ocean Grove, n. J.-Mr. and
Mrs Rambo Webb. of Philadelphia.
! are visiting friends here-Mr. aud
Mrs. Samuel J. .Brockson are spending
Mr. Brockson's vacation with friends
at Haddon Heights. n. Mrs. Enoch
, G. Alice has for d visitor. her sister,
Miss Mary Walker. of Wilmington
Miss Ada Scott is at Lewis, the guest
of her uncle, Thomas Scott and family
, Miss Ada Lockwood is entertain
ing Miss Keena, of New York City
J Mrs. J. Fletcher Deakyne and daugh-
ters. Misses Manch and Elma, spent
J. last Sunday at Rehoboth-Miss Dora
Price is at Ocean City, n. Miss
Helen Petticord. Of Wilmington, is the
J guest Of her aunt, Mrs. w. P. Wilson.
Miss Lulu Vinyard is spending her
! vacation at Woodside, the guest OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Curtis Millman-Miss
Cora Jones, of Wilmington, is the
guest of relatives here-Captain and
, Mrs. w. e. Lee are at Atlantic City, n.
= Miss Lottie Jolls is at Lenape
Park for a visit with relatives Mr..
and Mrs. Irving H. Metten, of New
York. spent part OF this week with
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Alexander
Mctton