Evening journal., 1912-05-07
DELAWARE CITY

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL
DELAWARE CITY. Del. May r.
The graduating class of the High
School here will give dance in
Assembly Hall tomorrow evening.
Music will be furnished by the Fort
Dupont Orchestra.
George H. Hutchison is recovering
from an illness.
Fresh Delaware shad are being
served at the Delaware City Hotel
during the fishing season. Special
shad dinners will be served Thursday
afternoons from 4 to z o'clock-%
While fishing along the canal on
Sunday morning. Harry Heal. fell in
the canal.
An administrators sale viii be held
here on Tuesday. May IA at which the
personal property and real estate of
the late John Jarrel will be offered.
Work has been completed at the
Central Hotel
The l3 IN Coast Artillery Corps
i1aAh VIII ElNt a AOHttil On nuHQdH
morning at Fort Du Pont
Mrs. Eugene Cullison. who is III, is
improving
No services were held in the Christ
Episcopal Church here on Sunday.
William B. Jester, Sunday School
superintendent. conducted Sunday
School The Rev. George NJ. Bond of
Moorestown, N. j., will fill the pulpit
Of Christ Episcopal Church here on
next Sunday.
The Rev. Mr.. White, Of New Castle.
Pa. conducted services in the Presby-
terian Church on Sunday.
The Rev. Clarence N. Jones con-
Quoted services in the Methodist Epis-
copal Church on Sunday. Mr. Jones
delivered the second of series of
talks he is giving to young people.
The Rev. James Garner, of St.
AIMS Church. Wilmington. conducted
services in ST, Faul's Catholic Church
on Sunday.
Work on the addition to the Presby-
terian Church is nearing completion.
Childfen's Day will be observed in
the Methodist Episcopal Church Sun
day evening, June 3.
Personalities Sylvia Safranek
was a Wilmington visitor on Satur-
day.-John r. Dadder, of Philadel-
phia. was Delaware City visitor on
Saturdays. Nelson Hines and @. E.
Bloom. of Philadelphia: r. A. Dollas
and J. y. Way. of Kennett Square:
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Newton King, Mr.. and
Mrs. J. Clark, Mr. and Mrs. Howard
lei
Matthew's. frank Shaw and daughter,
Miss Ethel Shaw, and Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Beckett. of Wilmington:
Charles Barrett. Of Philadelphia and
Samuel Gray, OF New York City, we're
recent guests at the Delaware City
William Bright spent the
weekend here visiting friends
Harry Hall spent the weekend in
Chesapeake City.-Howard Holiday
was a Wilmington visitor on Satur-
day-Robert A. Keely and George
Hansoll. of Roxborough w. Mat
thews. ID. G. Fluharty and w. H..
Working, of h.lltimore; j. l. Hof-
fecker. William II. Cooke and J. r.
Willian,, of Wilmington. were recent
guests ~ the Robinson House.
Samuel T. Souder. of philadelphia,
WAS JeldWdIt lily NiolNoA on sun
day.-Mr. and Mrs. V. f. Satraneh
We're Philadelphia visitors o. Satur'
day.-Niss Mabel Buckmaster spen
the weekend in Wilmington.-Hen
Davenport was a Delaware City visi
tor on Sunday-AleXander Hollida.
spen the ~-eek-end here with hi
mother.-Mrs f. a. Pennington spen
the weekend in Philadelphia
Or les O'Neil spent the weekend
with his parents here.-Miss Mabel +
Yearsley spent the Weekend in VIII
mington. Miss Anna Hemphill spen
the weekend with friends in Phila
delphia.-John Lauranson, of vii
mington. was a Delaware City visito
on Sunday-Mr. and Mrs J. II. Tai
lentire, who have been stopping at tn
Delaware City Hotel. returned L
Washington recently.