Evening journal., 1913-09-02
Newsy Doings of Delaware City

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
DELAWARE CITY, Del, Sept. a.
The Rev. DR.. and Mrs. J. L. Rush
bridge gave reception to their many
friends in the Sunday school room of
the Presbyterian Church here on
Thursday evening. Refreshments we're
served. and all present spent a pleas
ant evening. Those present were:
Harry Price, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles w
Jefferson and family. Mrs. Frank Bel
Vile, MIR. and Mrs Andrew Brown,
Mrs Alice Clark. Mrs. Emma Robert.
son, Mrs. Thomas f. Sadler Mrs
Herbert Derrickson and two children
James e. Sadler. Miss Gertrude Sad
Ter, Thomas J. Whiteman, Moore
Whiteman, Miss Beulah Whiteman,
Mr. and Mrs. Morris w. wilkinson
and family, Mr. and Mrs Stanley s.
Stevens. Mr. and Mrs. John G. Hig-
gins. Miss Florence Hall, Mrs VIII
liam Vail Mrs. Guy Vail. Mrs George
Kennedy. Charles Hall. Miss Gladys
Hall, Mrs Frank Reybold, Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Jackson, Miss Eva
Washburn, Mr. and Mrs. Courtland
Clark and family, Miss Jennie Clark,
Edwin L. Clark. Miss Caroline Clark.
William A. Jester, Mrs. Harry Arm
strong, Miss Pauline Tugend, Mrs
John Schunder, Miss Catherine Schun-
der, Mrs. Emma Price, Miss Marion
Price, Mr.. and Mrs John r. Bittle,
Miss Hazel p Bittle, Graham Bittle,
Captain and Mrs Lewis S. Ryan, Mrs
John Cairns and Miss Ruth Money.
As a result of the enforcement of
the game and fish laws, there have
been very few non-residents fishing
in the canal lately. The falling off in
the number OF fishermen visiting here
has been noticed lately.
Samuel T. Armstrong. Jr., is build
ing a porch in front of his property
on Washington street.
A concrete pavement has been put
in front of the fire engine house. The
work on the concrete pavements on
Clinton street here is progressing rap
idly. The appearance of the street
has been greatly improved by the es-
tablishment Of a uniform curb line.
No work has been started above Sec
ond street yet on the pavements and
curbing
Work has been started on the ex-
cavating for Mrs. Mines house, near
the home of Stanley S. Stevens.
Charles II. Pierce and William S.
BOYER visited Mrs. Ida Pleak here re-
cently-Miss Mary Miller Of Baltimore,
and Miss Hazel Welsh OF Sparrows
Point. Md. have been visiting Mr. and
! Mrs. Clement V. Everett.-AIr. and Mrs.
William Dempsey of Wilmington were
visitors here on Saturday.-Mrs Ri
ea rde and dauohter Miss MOllip Ri
cards Of Philadelphia have been visit
/ ing friends hcre.-Miss Isabelle Rey-
bold spent Thursday in Wilmington
with Miss Lindsay.--Miss Mary Jester
has been visiting friends in Dover
Mrs. Fannie Westby of Camden and
Mrs. Edna Easton Of Philadelphia spent
Tuesday with Mrs. Ida Dunlap-Miss
Mollie Ricards of Philadelphia and Miss
Bernice Davidson were guests of Miss
Isabelle w Reybold on Friday.--John
Castelow, who has been visiting at
Penola, Va, returned on Tuesday,
Captain Eugene Cullison spent Friday
evening with his family here.-James
T. Sadler and daughter, Miss Gertrude
Sadler spent the week end with Mr.
and Mrs. George w. Clark OF West
! Philadelphia Samuel I. Arm
strong has been visiting friends in vii
ngton.-Harry Kellar of Pottsville
Pa, was a visitor here on Saturday,
Miss Elizabeth Aker and RaymonI
Aker have been visiting at the Della
ware Water Gap. Frank X. Iron
spent the week end at Penola, Va
Oscar B. Carter was a recent visitor il
Wilmington.-Niiss Bertha Wilfong o