Evening journal., 1912-03-22
SUNDAY SCHOOL
CONVENTION

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL
MIDDLETOWN. Del. March %
John p. Mclntire, a former owner OF
the Middletown Hotel, recently sold
TO George II. Johnson, has bought
the Clark House at Swedesboro, n. j.,
and will soon take possession. Will
liam G. Smith, formerly owner OF the
Delaware City Hotel, will be the man
ager Of the hotel.
Mrs. Eugene Mccoy gave d st. Pat
rick's dance in the New Century Club
room, in honor OF her sister, Miss
Florence Husbands, of West Chester
who is visiting her. Miss Lena
Pleasanton furnished music. Among
those present were Mrs. Eugene NC
Coy, Mr.. and Mrs w. Lee Pening-
ton. Miss Elizabeth Wood Miss jean
nette Watkins; Molly Davis and Will
liams Wood, of Odessa; Houstain
Naudain. of Baltimore; Miss Hus-
bands, of West Chester; Mrs. j.
Fletcher Deakyne, Miss Emma Car
penter, Miss Estelle Beasten. MISS
Helen Mcdowell, Miss Emma Pening-
ton, Miss Maud Deakyne, Miss Lenora
Davis. Miss Blanche Deakyne, Miss
Madeline Pennington, Irving ROBERTS
Albert Donovan, Taylor Barnett. Ray
Price. Clarence George, Archie Davis,
Joseph Griffith and Ralph Shallcross'
of Middletown.
Miss Louisa 3. Regler, of Philadel-
phia, and Herman e. Wilson, OF
Butte. Montana, were married on
Tuesday evening at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Charles S. Montgomery,
brother-in-law and sister of the
groom. by the Rev. Percy l..
Donaghay. The couple were attend
ed by Royden Wilson, brother of the
groom, and Mrs. Montgomery. The
bride wore a blue travelling suit and
carried bouquet of sweet peas and
carnations. After short wedding
trip, Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson will go TO
Butte. Montana, to make their home.
Hiram Woolford has received word
from the Mayor of Good Hope, Ill,
s of a young man who is i'll at that
4 place, and who is supposed to be the
son of Mr.. Woolford, who disappeared
six weeks ago. Mr. Woolford viii
20 to Good Hope.
The following is the program for
the ST. Georges Hundred Sunday
School Convention. to be held in For
cts Presbyterian Church on Thurs
day, April Morning session-lO
o'clock. devotional exercises, led by
the Rev. Francis H. Moore; 1920, Eve
Welcome You" J. Fletcher Deakyne
hundred president: reply, Daniel b.
Maloney, New Castle county presi-
dent; 1890 pages of History" told
by superintendent; IL. Leaks in the
Sunday School and How to Stor
Them" Miss Maggie S. Wilson; Ills
"Why the Graded Lessons?' Mrs.
William McMullen; 1890 Workers
Conference. led by Z. Ross Farra
New Castle county secretary; 1l45
appointment of committees; an
nouncememts: offering; adjournment;
-. basket lunch
Afternoon session-115, meeting oi
committees; 1.SO. prayer and praise
service led by the Rev. u. z. Nc
Iaury. of Odessa: las. THE Sunday
Schools and Missions" Mrs. Clarence
ROhb: ?. How to Improve Oul
Schools. Miss Edna Barker; 2.l0
Teacher Training Conference. led by
the Rev. Vaughan S. Collins; 2.5o
Why the Home Department. MIS-
Maggie Wilson; 2.45.. Winning ant
Holding The Young Men in the Sun
day School" the Rev. F. II. Moore
.. vocal solo. Miss Bessie Gunkle, o
Warwick Md: $40. report of commit
ices and election of officers: BIS
THE Greatest Need Of the Sunda,
School Today" Howard Gray; $50
adjournment
Evening. session-73O, song am
praise service; special music by thI
choir and Presbyterian Sunda,
School, assisted by Miss Gunklc; ad
dress: benediction.
Personal: Miss Agnes Clark wa
i'm Philadelphia for part of this weel
Mrs. Richard J.. Naudain entertain
ed her cousin. Mrs +. G. McSherry
of Frederick City, Md, this week
The Rev. William H. Hutchin ant
daughter, Miss Mary, were Philadel
phia visitors over Sunday-Miss Mol
lie Caldwell. of Port Deposit Md, ha
been visiting her sister, Mrs. Vaughs
S. COllins-Houstain Naudain. of Bal
timore. spent last Sunday with friend
here-James r Hoffecker has been il
at his South Broad street home fo
the past two weeks-The Rev. Henr
Martin, of Chestertown, Md. was
town this week.-Mrs.. C. J. Freema
has returned from a visit with he
parents, Professor and Mrs. Markle.
of Phladelphia-M Helen Meyer
has returned home after a stay wit
Philadelphia friends-Mrs. Charlie
Derrickson entertained Mrs. Robr
son, of Wilmington. on Tuesday, Z
her home near town