Evening journal., 1913-04-17
DELAWARE
SOIL GROWS
GOOD COTTON
Sussex Product Is Pro-
nOunCed the Equal Of
Piedmont BOllS
NEWARK RED MEN
TO HAVE BENEFIT

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
NEWARK. Del. Aprnl 17.-lt is
possible that other locai rea' estate
oWnorr in addition 60 those who OF
tered property to the Women's Al
dliated College Commission for the
site for the proposed institution last
Monday, will submit proposals to
he Commission. Samuel j. Wright
VINO represents the Delaware Col
legc Board of Trustees on the Com
mission. SAYS that Il is not too late
10 submit propositions and that any
owners who have land they think
would be available for the college
site can submit the same to MN
with the location OF the property ana
the rice.
Minr laha Tribe Of Red Mems band
is arranging to hold beneht NOV
ING picture and vaudeville show In
the opera House on tn. evening OF
May s.
j. lColeman Saltar, Of Milford, who
for several years has been testing
cotton with the view of finding va
ricty that will mature In this section,
recently sent some samples of cotton
that he raised to the Department OF
Agronomy OF Delaware College Pro-
fessor rentham. sent them to cot
ton expert at the South Carolina Ex-
pertinent station and has just re-
ceiyod report to the effect that the
qua'ty is equal TO the cotton grown
in the Piedmont sections OF the
Southern States.
The Newark New Century Club at
ITS meeting tiis week gave $40 to
the newly-organized local company
nf sey Scouts. The club members
were asked to send specimens of
arts and crafts or any other kind of
hand work to be placed on exhibit
ton a. the State Federation to be
held in Dover next month,
Miss ElInor Harter entertained the
evening card club at her home on
Quality Hill Mrs. Daniel Thompson
won the ladies' prize. a lunch cloth,
and Norris Wright, the gentlemenE
20 a l,ather card case. Among
those present we're: Mr.. and Mrs.
Daniel thompson. Dr. Walter II.
Steel, Mr.. and Mrs. Jofcph II.
Hossinger. Mr. ard Mrs J. Penrose
Wilson, Lieutenant and Mrs. Herman,
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Pearce Cam, Pro
lessor and Mrs. G. o. Houghton, 'iss
Mary Harter, Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
W. Coca. Mrs. Tally, Norris Wright,
Miss Elsie Wright. Professor NJ. Van
Gelsen Smith. Professor and Mrs.
Firman Thompson al. Mr.. and Mrs
J. PlliaS Wright
A meeting OF the women of New
ark who gave such valuable assist
onoc I'm making the Firemen's Carni-
val a success last year will be held
at the Hose House on Friday night
to discuss the Carnival TO be held in
June.
The Rev. Adrian Van Oeveren. pas
tor OF the Chrlsuaha Presbyterian
Church and Mrs. V. Oeveren, will
entertain the members Of the Ladies'
Aid Society of the church this even
ing.
T.. B. Millborn, has been reelected
treasurer OF ,he Head of Chrlstiana
Presbyterian Church and Alfred
Scott. treasurer OF the Cemetery
The Newark Trust and Safe De
posit Company has presented an un-
abridged dictionary to the Town Lii
brary.
Members Of Minnehaha Tribe, ac-
companicd by their band, will visit
Delaware Tribe of Wilmington next
Friday night.
The Christian Endeavor Society OF
the local Presbyterian Church will
hold a social in the lecture room Of
the church tomorrow evering.
Professor Charles A. McCue, re-
Gently addressed the pupils OF the
Dover public schools.
Mrs. Jacob ]. Taubenhaus, was
elected a member Of the Southern
Association for Philosophy and Psy-
choloSy at a meeting OF the Asso-
citation in Baltimore last week
Miss Ella Todd, Mrs Harry Hay
ward Mrs Samuel NJ. Donneu, Mrs
J. r. Milligan and Mrs. Delaware
Clark, are representing Cooch's
Bridge Chapter at the National Con.
ference OF the ID. A. r., in Washing
ton
Miss Anna Hossinger is spending
two weeks with friends in Pitts
burg.
Professor and Mrs. Harry Hayward
have been entertaining the formers
brother ad wife. Mr.. and Mrs. r. b
Hayward, OF La Grange, III.
Mr.. and Mrs. Conner, Of New York
are the guests of Mrs. NJ. Jane Muir
ray RI the Delaware Duckory.