Evening journal., 1917-04-02
Vested Choir IN
newark Church
twenty Singers Made First
Appearance in VestmentS
at Yesterdays Services
HOSSINGER ONLY ONE
TO FILE FOR MAYOR

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
NEWARK. April 2.-The vested
hoir Of St. Thomas Episcopal Church
" twenty voices made its first ap-
pearance at the services yesterday.
The choir made an excellent impress
iion at both the morning and even
hg services. and that it will prove an
attractive feature was evident by the
lnrge attendance. The church was
PROVIDED at the morning service and
sllnother large crowd attended last
night Palms were distributed at the
door at the close of each service.
This is the first vested choir that
81. Thomas Church has ever had. The
Rev Walter G. Haupt, rector Of the
Church, organized the choir and de-
.serves much credit for his hard work
tof several weeks in perfecting the
plans for starting the same. He was
Hgreatly assisted, however, by the
ewomen OF the guild, who made the
Investments and helped the rector in
HOther ways to get the choir started. The
choir stalls were only completed few
DAYS ago, and the installation of a
new pine organ within the next few
weeks will greatly add to the feature
Mrs. ]. A. Burnley, organist, has also
been active in the organization OF the
choir.
The personnel Of the choir follows
Morris r. Mitchell. cross-bearer
Royal Sanborn, Robert o. Hayes Miss
NIollie Getty. Miss Addie Flanders
Miss Isabel Dobson. Miss Alice Schar-
shay. Miss Mildred Scharshay, Miss
Lille Getty. Miss Ida Getty, Miss Ed
wilma Long. Miss Anna Sanborn, Miss
Alice Singles. Mrs William Dean, d
Lee Rose, Albert Rhodes. Franz
Mackey. Joseph Willis and Harry
Sanborn, flag bearer. The cross useC
BY the choir was presented by Mr.
and Mrs. David c. Rose in memor!
of their deceased son. The flag wa
presented by American Council, Junio
Order United American Mechanics
Members of the American Council
Jr. o. L. A. NJ, attended the service
at st. Thomas Church last night il
body. The Rev Mr.. Haupt preachel
a special sermon on christian Citl
lenship."
~ Candidates for Mayor and Tow
Council to lie voted for at the annua
town election on Tuesday. April il
have filed their names with >.
I. Hermann secretary VI CuuhS44f -
recent Legislature passed an act re
ouiring candidats for elective once
10 file their names ten days previou
10 the election There will be 81
one contest. and that will be fc
4 Councilman in the central distric
where both William n. Barton, u
N present incumbent and John fraz'
have filed their names. There WI
be no contest for Mayor or II
Councilman in the eastern and ives
ern districts. the present incumoen
being the only ones to hle the
names. as follows: Mayor Joseph
Hossineer. and Councilmen. Jonaths
johnson and Z. Clifford Wilson. II
new Council will meet Monday mgr
April Is to organize.
Tho extension committee OF Dei
ware College, consisting OF Or. ~
Vaughn. Professor G. A. Short ana u
x r. Greenfield are mapping out
itinerary for their annual visits 70 u
high schools Of the State during u
snring The object Of the visits IS
enable the college to keep in clio
touch with the principals and teac
ers to learn their needs ana tne o
portunities Of the college 70 me
them. Among the schools tnal y,
he visited are Wilmington sel0yVl
Frankford. Millsboro, Lewes, Ieors
town. Milton. Milford GreenWo'
Rridgeville, Seaford. Laurel Delm'
Frederica. FELTON,. Harrington Cal
don wyoming, Dover Smyrna va
TON Niddletown, Delaware CITY, M
Castle. Newark and DUPONT.