Evening journal., 1916-07-13
STUDENTS return
FROM EAGLESMERE
S. ]. Wright Reelected
President of Newark Trust
and Safe Deposit Co.
GARDEN TEA ON
ACADEMY LAWN

Sport Editor EVENING JOURNAL
NEWARK, July 1s.-The garden tea
to be given by the women Of the
building committee Of the New Cen
tury Club tomorrow afternoon and
evening will be held on the lawn Of
the Newark Academy instead Of Della
ware College, as previously announc-
ed Should it storm the tea will be
held on Saturday The women in
charge have arranged several attract
i've features.
Stockholders Of the Newark Trust
and Safe Deposit Company, at Their
eleventh annual meeting this week
elected these directors. Samuel j.
Wright. DR.. n G. NJ. Kollock, Charles
B. Evans. David c. Rose, J. Irwin
Dayert. John Nivin. DR.. Walter H.
Steel and George w. Rhodes. The di-
rectors organized by electing these
officers President, Samuel j. Wright;
vice president. Dr Fl c. NJ Kollock;
treasurer. Warran A. Singles: secre-
tary, Charles B. Evans. and trust
officer. William H. Taylor.
Miss Mary Lendenham, Mary Mason,
Ada Willim. Emily Frazer, Elizabeth
Houston and Catharine Schunder, who
attended the ten days students con-
ference az Eagles Mere. Pa, repre-
senting the Women's College. have re-
turned to their homes Eighty-tive
colleges were represented at this con-
ference, and there were more than
500 delegates.
John Bradley. a workman employed
on Wolf Hall" was painfully injured
several days ago while on Elkton road.
when struck by ay an automobile
owned by w. ]. Willoughby, of Balti-
more After a hearing before Magis-
trate Lovett. the matter was adjusted
by the payment OF sum Of money TO
the injured man
Harry Frazer, farmer living near
Newark, was kicked In the face by a
horse on Tuesday while unhitching
the animal from a carriage Several
stitches had TO be taken TO close the
wound on the side Of his face.
william T. Bradley, Sr, aged 81
years. died yesterday at the home Of
his son. on Choate street. He is sur
vived by his son and one daughter.
The funeral will be held tomorrow
and will be in charge of Minnehaha
Tribe Of Red Men.
George o. Smith, who graduated
from Delaware College last month,
has been awarded a fellowship at
Iowa state College and will specialize
IN agronomy.
David C. Rose Is building two brick
dwellings on South Chapel street, g..
w Grifith being the contractor.
Charles Dougherty employed AZ the
! Old p B. and w, station, who had
/ both legs broken while getting on
train some weeks ago, left the Elkton
Hospital this week.
The Presbyterian Church Sunday
school picnic was taken 70 Lovers
Retreat today. St. Thomas Episcopal
Church picnic has been postponed
until next Wednesday.
Mrs. Laura Paxson has been named
chairman Of the fancy work commit
tee for the coming iremen's carnival,
and has appointed the following as
members of her committee: Mrs Wal
ter Plumley. Mrs Charles p. Steel,
Mrs. Annie Moore. Mrs. Robert S. Gal
laher. Mrs. Ray Jacobs. Mrs. H. n.
Reed. Mrs. Charles Strahorn, Mrs.
Emma Jones. Miss Margaret Anderson
and Miss LYDIA Fader.
The demand for houses In Newark
continues TO grow. and there are now
a number OF families who are looking
for dwellings. with few for rent In
addition 70 this there are also several
new members Of the Delaware College
/ faculty who will come here in Sep
tember and will have 10 find houses
! While there are a number Of houses
Z being erected. Il Is not near enough
E 10 meet the demand.
The action Of the college in warn
ing out tenants in properties owne
bq the college 10 make room for i'm
provements has resulted in man
, changes. ". II. Cook has moved {
the Maxwell property. on Main stree
r and Charles W Strahorn from his for
liner home on Depot Road 10 the hous
Of W. T. Wilson. DR.. c. W. Dunlev
has moved 10 the property opposit
k the Opera House, that he recent
/, bought and Mrs. A. R. Carlisle, mil
b liner, the former tenant. has move
n 10 the store adjoining the PresbyteI
rian Church. The Misses Steel. VIII
had 10 move from their house on Dc
pot Road. owned by the college. hav
purchased the residence Of &. z
! Denny. George Geist has bought IN
= property OF Mrs. A. C. Pyle and N
latter will move 10 Wilmington.