Evening journal., 1913-03-13
NEWS FROM
COLLEGE TOWN
Newark Girl to Become Wife
Of Clereyman---LOan AS
SOCiatiOn Election

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
NEWARK, Del, March 13.-The an
nual meeting of the stockholders Of
the Newark Building and Loan Asso-
citation was held last night when the
report showed the usual prosperous
condition. For 46 years this associa-
tion has continually prospered and it
is reckoned as one of the most stable
institutions of this section of the
country. The officers as reelected
are as follows: President ID. c..
Rose; vice-president G. W. Griffin;
secretary, W. H. Taylor treasurer, c..
A. Short; directors, H. w McNeal
Harry \. Reed, c. A. Bryan, II. b.
Wright r. j. Colbert, A. l.. Beales
r. s. Gallaher, W. c. Mcdonnell and
]. p. Wright; auditors. Joseph
Thomas, w. J. Holton and g. w. MUIR
ray.
Plans are completed for the Fire
mems ball to be given in the Newark
Opera House on the Monday evening
following Easter. March "a. The pa
tronesses are: Mrs. l.. b. Jacobs, Mrs.
John Pilling, Mrs. S. j. Wright, Mrs
h. c. Wilson, Mrs. G. A. Short, Mrs.
J. =. Wright. Mrs j II Hossinger.
Mrs. H. M. Campbell, Mrs. Daniel
Thompson, Mrs e. c. Jones, Mrs. J..
p. Cam. Mrs A. l.. Beals Mrs.
Charles H. Blake, and Mrs. Robert S.
Gallaher. Dance Committee Richard
Gun, A. l.. Beals, H. c. Herdman,
Leslie E Hill and G. l.. Brooks. Floor
committee G. l.. Medill, J. p. Cam,
James McKeon, w. B. Smith and Wal
ter r. Powell. Refreshment commit
tee s. B. Herdman. r. J. Ellison. w.
e. Hill, G.. l. Durnall and Edward j.
Baily.
w e. Douglas. president of GOldey
College will deliver an address to
the students of the High School on
Friday afternoon
Professor A. r. Grantham will give
the fourth lecture of the series plan
ned by members of the Delaware Col
lego faculty. in the lecture room. re-
citation hall Tuesday evening, March
rs, his subject will be. Progress OF
Agricultural Education"
DR. Farrig. expert representing the
mining syndicatcs of the world. head
quarters London Eng visited the
Iron Hill mine this week After ex-
amining specimens he became greatly
interested and expressed his belief
that the present plans will prove a
financial success.
Tbe engagement of Miss Helen A.
Cooch, daughter OF Mrs Annie NJ
Cooch to the Rev Frederick w Neve.
of Ivy Depot. Va, has been announc-
Cd. Mr.. Neve is an archdeacon in Nir-
ginia and i'm charge of many Episco-
pal missions and schools i'm the noun
tains there where Miss Cooch until
recently served as missionary The
wedding will be at an early date and
the honeymoon will be spent in Eng
land.
Rehearsals are in progress for "Ye
Old Colonial Wedding Day" to be
given on April in the Opera House.
The proceeds are for the building
fund Of the New Century Club.
Mr.. and Mrs. r.. A. Whittingham
gave a small dinner party last even
ing in honor OF their sons twenty
first birthday anniversary.
Miss Lena Evans has returned from
a ten DAYS visit to Washington.
Mrs. Annie NJ. Cooch and her daugh-
ters, Miss Helen Cooch and Mrs
Thomas l.. SturEes. Jr., have been
visiting relatives here
Mr.. and Mrs. r. A. Kirk. Of Ridley
Park, Pa. have been visiting Mrs Re-
becca Wilson.
The Young Peoples Temperance
Society will have a bake in Mrs. Penn
berton's store building on Main street
on Saturday afternoon.