Evening journal., 1913-06-10

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL
DELAWARE CITY, Del. June 10.
A strawberry festival will be given
by the women of st. Paurs R. c.
Church. on Thursday and Friday
evenings, June 10 and 20
William Ball has sold his horse,
BILLY Mack to Father Heaney, pas
tor OF the Catholic church. Mr. Ball
will buy the mare, Charlotte, from
Raymond Snedeker
Frederick n. Young. ordnance ma
chinist, is on a three-weeks' vacation
( through New York State and Canada.
Efforts have been started to organ
i7e an alumni association of the High
! School here.
Mrs. Emma Demby. colored, who
was taken to the Jefferson Hospital
on Monday for an operation died on
Wednesday. lnterment took place on
Sunday in Delaware City Cemetery.
1 Bridge No S. between COrbit and
Porter, was on fire on Saturday after
noon. presumably caused by q warped
fire box on an engine that passed over
( il during the day.
! Commencement exercises OF tho
| High School here we're held on Friday
| in Assembly Hall Music was furnish
ed by the Fort DUPONT Orchestra. The
! address to the graduates by the Hon.
Everett c. Johnson of Newark, was
especially pleasing.
Mrs. Mabel Swami Miss Mida Blake
and Emma Trusty who were bitten by
l tho cat supposed 10 have been mad.
arc taking the Pasteur treatment at
! Newark
The congregation and friends of s..
paul's Catholic Church are collecting
subscriptions for the purpose of erect
ing a marble altar in the church i'm
memory of Father Edward l.. Brady,
late of the church.
Miss Greta Holiday. of West Ches-
ter Normal School. is spending two
weeks vacation with her mother mere
Miss Helen Coale. of Wilmington,
has been visiting Miss Edna Coale-
Mrs Charles w Jefferson was a re-
cent visitor in Philadelphia-Mr and
Mrs William Donaldson, of Philadel-
phia, were visitors here on Saturday
Miss Lily Gardiner was a visitor IN
Wilmington on Saturday-Howard X
Seward, of Wilmington. was a visitor
! here on Sunday II Tillentire, OF
Washington. ID. c.: L. w. McAllen' OF
Philadelphia; H. c. Armstrong and
F. J. Smith of Fort Mott, \. j.. Mr..
and Mrs r. Pearce. of Wilmington
Miss J. Dubois. William VI. Carpen-
ter. Of New York, and A. L. Twillin-
ger, of Cold Spring. y. Y. we're recent
guests at the Delaware City Hotel
A. \. Robinson, Jr., of Philadelphia'
has been visiting his cousin. T. Moore
Whiteman-Mrs. Clement Evcrt was a
Wilmington visitor on Saturday zap
tain and Mrs. NJ w. Blake. of Pleas
antville, \. j.. Mrs R. S. collins, or
Port Republic, ~ j.. and Mrs. A. &.
Morgan. of Philadelphia, were recent
guests of Captain and Mrs. Charles
W Blake-Mrs. John S. Sloan of Fort
Strong Mass. has been spending a
few days with Mrs. Ida L. Dunlap
W l.. Beck. of Delaware College, spent
the weekend with his parents near
here-Mr. and Mrs. George Sunder-
man were Wilmington visitors on Sat.
urday-Miss Maude Sadler, of Phila-
delphia was recent guest of Mrs
Charles W. efersOn-Alexander Hol-
liday, of New Castle, spent the week
end with his mother here-Mr and
Mrs. John Thompson we're Whining
, ton visitors on Saturday Spical
was a visitor in Philadelphia oI
/ lThursday-Ed Edward Neeff spent TN,
weekend with his parents herev-Mr
and Mrs. James =. MAIDEN and son
: Estelle. were visitors in Wilmington
on Saturday Frank Cook Of Phila
, delphia. spent the weekend with his
, parents here-Mr and Mrs. Henry
9 Tilton. of Wilmington. we're visitor.
; here on Sunday-Charles Schayei
, spent the weekend with his parent:
/ herc-Harvey Newlove, of New Castle
was q visitor here on Saturday even
! ing-Walter Taylor, of Philadelphia
% spent the Weekend with friends here
g Norman Wingate. of Wilmington
} spent Sunday with his parents here
Frank Bruner was a visitor here on