Evening journal., 1913-10-30
NEWS FROM
COLLEGE TOWN
Miss ShelIender is Bride Of
Mr.. Stewart. Working
for Hospital
BRINGS SOUVENIRS FROM
GRECIAN- TURKISH WAR

Special TO THE EVENING JOURNAL.
NEWARK, Oct. 3O-Miss Shirley e.
Shellender, for several years a tee
phone operator in the local exchange,
and Harry l.. Stewart OF Philadelphia,
were married last night in Union NJ.
T. Church. Wilmington, by the Rev.
w. i. Corkran. The couple we're ac-
companied by Miss Elsie Davis. Of
Newark and Charles Riley, OF Phila-,
deiphis.
The Newark team that Is TO assist
in raising the Si50.00O fund for the
Homeopathic Hospital, of Wilmington,
has started TO work While Dr. Wal
ter r. Steel is at tho head of the
work here, Mrs. Reeves ID. String is
captain OF the team, The other mem
bers being as follows Mrs. Lynwood
b. Jacobs, Mrs. James A. Mckelvcy.
Mrs a. c. kilgore. Mrs. J. l.. East
burn. Miss Elizabeth Crime. Profess
sor IA. Van Geisen Smith and Samuel
Fulton.
A large collection of souvenirs from
ithc Grccian-Turkish frontier. on OK
! ihibition in the window of the Newark
! Post. Is attracting considerable at
tention. The collection was recently
brought to this country by Theodore
Panaret0s. who has candy stores in
! Elktcn and Newark
Directors of the Farmers Trust
COMPANY have elected Joseph H. Hos
singer real estate officer.
The new Alumni Association of the
! Newark High School has named the
Following to constitute the advisory
board Of the organization: Warren
A. Singles. r. r. Friedcl Miss Agnes
Medill. Miss elsie Wright. Miss Eta
Wilson. Miss Bessie Whittingham.
Miss Dora Law and Mrs. H. ~ Reed.
The association will hold a special
meeting November 10.
The first number OF the Delaware
college Review for the college year
came out yesterday. The Review is
lprinted by the Newark Post this year.
and It being the first issue, students
were anxious TO see the work of tho
inew editors In addition TO consider
Iable reading matter OF interest to the
istudcnts. the Review also has a
large amount of advertising. The
editorial board consists Of: Edit0r-in-
.chief. Charles y. Grubb; assistant
leditors. J. y. Watts. Y. T. Rhodes and
G. n. Brown; associate editors a. G..
lConnellee. A. H. Dean. S NJ Shall
CROSS. W. l.. Brockson. l.. G. Dorsey,
n. J. Lite X. Paynter. u. G. Souder
and W. u. Kyle. business manager
ID. Raymond McNeal: assistant busi-
mess manager. Herbert Y. Lindsey
and circulation manager l.. G. Mul
.holland.
The team of three students tina
represented the agricultural depart
mCnt OF Dclawrc College I'm the inter
\ collegiate dairy COW Judging contest
in Chicago last week. has returne
home. The team secured clcgent
place among sixteen colleges repr'
scented in the contests.
Captain l.. b. Jacobs. of Compan
y +. o. NJ D.. will entertain the officer
\ and men OF the company at q Dime
I this evening.
Howard r. Ennis. pricipal Of tn
|, public schools at LeWes, who is
l. Delaware. College graduate. is MAX
ing arrangements 10 do graduate wor
IN the college this year. looking 10
I wards the NJ A. degree
= Joshua Brown. colorcd. Of Christi
ana, was before Magistrate Loyet
= on Tuesday charged with assauitinl
: his stepfather Joshua Hill, also col
= ored. Magistrate Loyett imposed
fine of 50 and costs
. Miss Gertrude Willis gave
- masquerade party TO a number o
! young friends at her home, the Wash
n ington House. on Tuesday evening
~ fThoses present We're: Edna Cunning
~ ham. Anna Ritz, Geneva Burnite. Iv
Steele. Martha Wolaston. Ann
Frazer, Margaret Doyle. Manuelit
Armstrong, Gertrude Willis, EaI
D Cunningham, William Cunningham
'- Thomas Armstrong, Walter Ritz Pau
Z steele, James LongfolloW. Johnso
= Rowan. Joseph Willis and Raymon
~ 'Cleaver