Evening journal., 1920-11-26
news GOSSIP
OF new CASTLE
Church Services and Family
Dinners Features of
Thanksgiving
BISHOP COOKE TO
VISIT IMMANUEL
Special to The Evening Journal.


residents Of this city in various forms,
with special services in the New Cas-
lie Methodist and the Emmanuel Epis-
copal Churchs. the Rev. S. Beattie
Wyhe. preaching in the former and
The Rev Joseph II. carp in ehe lat
Der. There was also a church wsad-
ding. several family reunions. and
Thanksgiving dilners.
The church wedding was performed
by the Rov. J. II. Bicklng, at the Meth
odist Church. at O'Clock, when he
married Miss Helen Rees, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs Thomas iceS, OF The
Strand, and Harry NeWloye, son OF Mr..
and Mrs. Robert n. NewI0ve, OF Sec
ond street. near Harmony. The bride
was gwen away by her father The
bridesmaid was MISS Catherine Roes,
and The best man was Paul Rees, sis
ter and brother Of the bride. The
bride wore a beautiful tdilOr-made
traveilng suit OF French velour, fur
frimm d, and black picture hat, and
carried bouquet of bride roses. The
bridesmaid wore a blue tailor-made
suit and carried a bouquet OF sweet
peas. Miss Laura Armpriestor played
she Mend lssohn wedding march.
wedding dinner was scryed at the
home OF the brides parents, follow
tng which the newly married couple
meft for a Wdd0a.g trip through
northern New Jersey and New York
The couple viii reside in this city on
their return.
A family reunion and Thanksgiv-
ing dinner was given at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs Samuel Jones, on The
Etrand, yesterday. when the follow
ing mambers and friends OF the fam
ily enjoyed the festivities: Mr., and
Mrs. Samuel Jones, Mrs. sara Tlnsley,
Mrs. Kate Taylor, Mr.. and Mrs. Har-
voy johnson and family. Of Whining
ton; Mr.. and Mrs Irving Jones and
dauglhbar, Elizabeth, Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter Sibley and children. Estella
Earl, Blanche. Walter and Samuel, Of
this city, Miss Kate Jones, and Wal
lace Martindale, OF Philadelphia.
A double christening, family reunion
and Thanksgiving dinner was held at
khe home Of Mr. and Mrs. CLARK Otho-
son OF Red Lion. near here. yester-
day. The feature OF lhe affair was
Che christening Of an uncle and his
niece, the children OF Mr. and Mrs
Clark Othoson and Mr.. and Mrs. Vance
y. Mitchell, respectively. The
Rev. +. j Cochran, pastor OF the
lebanon NJ n. Church, Red Lion.
chrislened The Nv -molths'-old son OF
Mr.. and Mrs Clark OthOsOn, the un-
ole Howard Roger" and She daugh-
Ter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Vance Mitchell,
Tho nine-weeks -Old niece, Dorothy
Adrlene. The moth rs OF these ba-
bies are mother and daughter
Following The christening, a dinner.
consisting OF an the delicaces OF The
season, was served by the hosts.
Among those present were: The Rev.
and Mrs T.. j. Cochran. Mr. and Mrs
Clark OihOsOn. Mr. and Mrs Vance
Mitchell. Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Ever
hart, of Baltimore. Mr.. and Mrs How
ard Oihos0n and family. OF philadel-
phia; Mr. and Mrs Joseph Hendcr-
son. OF Landcnburg, Pa: Mr. and Mrs.
ElWood OihOson, or Stanton: Mr.. and
Mrs. Lawrence Jones, OF stanton: Mr..
and Mrs. William Clark, ST. Georges /;
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Shinn and Mss Ell
sic Kirby Chesteriowa. Mr.. and Mrs.
Andrew Mitchell. Mr.. and Mrs Charles
s Fleming. OF New Castle: Harry Boil
den and Miss Alma Barlow. stanton :
Mr.. and Mrs Perry Othoson and fam
dly. OF Sassafras, Md; Ephraim and
Harry ST Ring. OF Red Lion Nr and
Mrs Norman Deshong and Miss Minnie
Starr, OF Wilmington: Alvin OihOsOn,
Miss Elsie OthosOn Miss Mary OthO-
son and Harry Othoson, Of Delaware
City.
Music was furnished by some OF the
guests following the dinner and chris
tening, which included instrumental
music by the Misses Mabel OthOsOn
and Essie Kirby and Mrs. Charles S
fleming; a male quartet, composed OF
Messrs Fleming, Eyerh art Sterling
and Oihoson, sang several selections
Mrs. Elwood Othoson sang several
solos
Special services were held in ST
Peters r. C. Church yesterday at (
o'clock. Requiem mass was said by
the Rev. Fathers Campbell and Dough
erty for deceased members.
Owing TO being notified OF an ON.
DIAL visit TO the Emmanuel parish mex
Sunday of the Rt. Rev. Philip Cook
d. d., Bishop OF the diocese OF Della.
ware the Rev Joseph II. carp. rector
Of lmmanuel Church, has changed IN,
order OF service. previously annouac
ed. The 730 mass, which was 10 hay,
been followed by breakfast in the par
ish house, has been postponed BRhoI
Cook viii celebrate holy communion
I'm the church al 1890 o'clock. Al
members and friends OF the churci
are Invited to attend this service ant
listen 10 the sermon by The Bishop
following the holy communion.
Members Of the Eli Anderson Lodgi
celebrated the f0rtieth anniversary O
that organization yesterday In the Oh,
ArmOry, and by a street parade at
o'clock followed by addresses. enter
tainment and a dinner at ; o'clock
Following the dinner the knights Ten
plar Drill Corps. OF Wilmington. q
music furnished by the Mount Vernon
Band. a local Negro organization, CAV,
a exhibition drll on the streets. tn,
Ada Chapter No. l. Order OF Eastern
Star. OF Wilmington, prepared th'
dinner and served 10. Past Crane
Master Richard Weeks. Grand Mastc
john J.. Hubert and RI. Eminent
Grand Commander OF the knichis. ol
wilmington. Were guets Of honor.
Prof. George NfcIntire OF The strand
Is suffering with a severely injured
hand. caused by his automobile beins
struck by large delivery truck las
Iu sday nicht on the Wilmington
road, near DR.. Mincr's Sanitarium a.
he was returning from Wilmington
Prof Mcintlres car was thrown int,
the ditch and badly damaged n Wa
brought 10 this city yesterday d,
Walter Sibley, who operates the Can
non Garage. on Second street. Nj
Mclntlre's injuries We're dressed b
Or. Bricc s. Nallett. after which a
was taken b0 the Delaware Hospita
Wilmington TO have an X-ray phO.i
graph taken.
Industry Council. No. 25, Jr. o. I
A. NJ OF this city. has accepted n
invitation from Wilmington Council
10 accompany them next Sunday ever
ing, when they viii attend the We
lor NJ y Church Wilmington III