Evening journal., 1914-05-07
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I ttE TO GET TAXES
ly Council InStructS Col
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if Necessary
CHURCH PEOPLE
TO ENTERTAIN

NEW CASTLE, May 7-City Tax
Collector James l.. Bacon has been
directed by City Council to collect all
outstanding taxes He will attach
the rents and viii show no favors to
any one Then he will begin to sell
the real estate if he cannot collect
the taxes About $4,000 in taxes is
held up by liquidation.
In Emmanuel parish house annex
this evening a musicale will be
given. The sale Of tickets has been
large The patronesses Of the af-
fair are Mrs. C. Ferris Jemison, Mrs.
Theodore W. Hanf, Mrs, Lewis 70.
Eliason. Mrs. Thomas Smith, Mrs.
Mary L. Mccain, Miss Anna E. Lam
caster Mrs. Alban Richey, Mrs. A.
Herman Padberg. Mrs. George Truitt.
Mrs. John L. Johnson, Miss Laura
Meredith, Mrs. Charles II. S. MunsOn,
Mrs. William h. Myers. Mrs. A. v.
Lesley George. Mrs. A. G. LOrenz,
Mrs. M. " Devlin. Mrs James r..
Challenger, Miss Carrie DOwnie, Mrs.
Lewis Booker, Mrs. r. de II. Janvier,
Mrs. Harry G. Cavenaugh, Mrs. James
r. White, Miss Cecilia Boyle, Mrs.
John r. Lambson. Miss Sallie y.
Blount. Mrs william Deakyne. Mrs.
J Ernest Phillips.
The program follows:
Part I.
Sextette from Lucia de Lammermoor,
farranged for a mixed quartet) by
Donizetd-Dressler - Mrs. Wales,
Miss Bonner. Mr. Thompson, Mr..
Hotz.
Duett. "Still as the Night ..Berwald
Miss Bonner and Mr.. Hotz
Solo. "Adagio Pathetique," by GODDARD
Mr.. Shrader. soloist
Songs-(a) "Three Fishers" by
Cruickshank.
% Robin Goodfellow." by
Morgan.
Mr.. Hotz, soloist
Trio, o Memory" ........ by Leslie
Mrs. Wales, Miss Bonner, Mr.. Thomp-
son.
songs-(a) "springtide"C with cello
obligato) ............-.. Becker
(b) Goodbye" .....T .Tosti
Mrs. Wales, soloist
Part II.
Quartet. "A Southern Refrain. Hyatt
Mrs Wales, Miss Bonner Mr.. Thomp-
son, Mr.. Hotz
Songs-ta) 20 Lovely Night" with
cello obligato) .......... Ronald
Oh "An open Secret" Wood
Miss Bonner, soloist
solos-(a) "Salut ID Amour" Cigar
(b) la Cinquantalne,'
Gabriel-Moris
Mr.. Shrader. soioist.
Songs CAD 20 Dry Those Tears
with cello obllgato) .... Rego
(b) MY Little Love-. ..Hawley
Mr.. Thompson. soloist
Quartet-(a) 20 Moonlight Deep and
Tender ...-........--..... buncu
(b) Good Night .Pinsuti
Mrs. Wales, Miss Bonner. Mr.. Thomp-
son. Mr.. Hotz.
Word was received here yesterday
or the death of Mrs. Marie T.. Gala
han OF Philadelphia Mrs. Callahan
was the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
Ebram Bull and sister Of Eby Bull
OF this city. The funeral viii take
place on Saturday morning
Postmaster John r. Murphy has
advertised the following letter as un.
claimed. r. w. Cebhart, NJ d., Bu.
gene II. Hartnett, NJ. s.. l.. Kolk, NJ
d., Mrs. Lamborn, Henry Reese
James Tolam. Ivan Toboltchuck,
Charles w. VOCAL, NJ. d.. John Wylie
The Boy Scouts held a pleasing en-
tertainment In the X. Of p. hall las
evening
Philip Sheridan has purchased from
Joseph A. Carlin one of the latter
North Third street houses. Ther'
appears TO be a demand for real es
tate at present and number Of othe
properties are expected to change
hands shortly.
Shad fishermen enjoyed a snappe
luncheon at the Jefferson House yes
terday as the guests Of Mine Hos
Fehl.
+. deli. Janvier has been re-electe
city solicitor and Edwin J. Whit
clerk of City Council.
The assessors are working hard
complete their work.
Halsev 4 Co. the New York nrol
ers who bought the $4,000 Ne
Castle city bonds, have listed thel
among their other securities.
Miss Carrie B. Rogers is seriousl
~ at her home on the Strand.-Mr
George v. Case and Miss Case le
on Tuesday for a two weeks Wis
to Mrs. H. P. Robins in Germantowi
Pa