Evening journal., 1918-04-12
BISHOP KINSMAN AT
CHURCH ANNIVERSARY

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
MIDDLETOWN. Del, April i2.-The
Commissioners Of Mlddletown have call
ed a meeting for the election Of one
member Of the Board Of Light and
Water Commission for five years ane
one member for three years, the meet
ing TO be held at the Office of the Town
Clerk, Daniel W. stevens. on Monday,
May 6.
The members Of the New Century
Club win hold their deferred Com
munity Supper at the Century Club, on
next Tuesday. April i6. The members
are urg . to bring their families and
guests, and a box supper. The singing
will be Immediately after supper. which
Will be at $50 o'clock, and the Com
munity song books, which can be OBJ
tained from Mrs. b. p. Browne, VIII be
used. Dancing VIII be lndulged In
later In the evening
At q vestry meeting held at st.
Anne's rectOry, on Tuesday evening,
Merritt n. Willis and Jefferson B.
Foard were elected delegates TO the
i32nd annual convention Of the Epis-
oopol Church, TO be held at St. Peters
Church, Smyrna, on Wednesday, May 10
George V. Peverley and Frederick
Brady were elected delegates. AZ this
meeting, James G., Bragdon, treasurer
Of st. Anne's Cemetery Committee, gave
his report, showing receipts Of S9i Lon
for care OF lots and a balance In bank.
Merritt n Willis, chairman; Joseph
Hanson, Frederick Brady and ]. q.
Bragdon, treasurer, were reelected a
Building and Grounds Committee OF
st. Anne's Parish.
The 2f3th anniversary service OF
Did ST. Anne's Church, VIII be held on
June t6. Bishop kinsman will oflciate
kt the morning service.
A meeting OF Queen Esther Circle OF
Bethesda NJ p. Church, was held on
Thursday evening at the home Of Misses
Mary and Lillian Melvin on Cochran
street.
The members Of the Junior Red Cross
and the boys baseball club VIII hold
a bake in the assembly room at the High
School on Saturday.
There viii be free motion picture
show Of the Suffrage Plckets at the
White House Gates" to be given by
Mrs. H. Il. Need, Of Washington, d. c.,
on next Wednesday evening, under the
auspices Of the Delaware branch. Ma
tlonal Woman's Party.
The committee on knitting Of the
Midtown Red Cross. report this work
done from March 30. 1871 TO March 30.
1918: Sweaters, 469; scarfs. 223; helmets,
2f20; socks, i37 pairs; wrlstlets, i0l
pairs; total, 1855 articles.
The Hercules Motor Company viii
give q demonstration Of the knlcker-
booker Forma Tractor, on Saturday, on
the Shepherd lot. near the station.
The Ladies' Aid Society, OF Bethel NJ,
Z. Church, viii hold q Letter Social
IN the Sunday school room Of the
church on Tuesday evening, April t6.
Mr.. and Mrs Rudolph Eohenhofler
and little daughter, Lillian, Of Pnugers-
Vile, Texas, are here for visit with
their Delaware relatives.
Mrs. J. Wallace Beaston and children
Of Elizabeth City, n. G., are spending
some time with Mrs Be0ston's father
Robert A. Cochran, and family.
Mrs. d. w. Massey, Of Wilmington
visited her son, S. Z. Massey and Mrs
Massey over last Sunday.
Mrs. Dodson and son. OF Bethlehem
Pa, have been spending several day.
with relatives here.
Miss Norma Hart. daughter Of Mr.
and Mrs. EDWARD Hart, og Townsend
and Ira A. Moore, OF Bristol, Pa, we@l
married at the home Of the brides
parents last Saturday, by the Rev. Or
L. E. Barrett The bride wore a trav
elling suit Of Pers's an blue cloth ant
carried American Beauty roses Mr
and Mrs Moore left on a wedding trlp