Evening journal., 1920-04-06

party and luncheon are Mrs. Jacob
Speicher, Mrs. John Cloud and Mrs. Nj.
p. Phillips. Regrets were voiced by
members OF the club present over the
loss OF one OF their most highly es-
teemed workers. Mrs. Elizabeth Neshll,
whose death occurred last evening,
A new desk for @. Allen Smith. city
clerk. was Installed In The mayors Of
fee yesterday.
d. S. Bender. OF this city, met with a
serious accident yesterday while nov
ing some dishes from his former resi-
dence, on Delaware street. to his new
address. on Second street. He fell and
severed the artery Of his left wrist by
cutting II with broken crockery.'
Although having been sick for sew
eral weeks. the death OF Mrs. Elizabeth
Nesbit last night, came as a. shock TO
her many friends and associates Mrs.
Nesblt ed suddenly last night al her
home, on Delaware street, at the age OF
SO years. Mrs. Nesbit, who has been a
resident OF this city for a number OF
years, is survived by her two sisters,
Mrs. George Pierce and Mrs Annie n.
Spotswood. She was prominent In
church and social circles OF the town.
being member OF the Presbyterian
Church and OF the New Castle Century
Club.
Mrs. J. T. Br!dyewater. who fell on
The VI. p Church steps on Sunday, Is
suffering intense pain from a sore
shoulder and head.
Mr.. James Biggs who az the same
church, was taken III during The Eas-
ter services Sunday morning Is much
improved and able 10 be out
Richard Nye Snavely, the three-year-
old son Of P-of. and Mrs. II. e. Snavely.
Is III.
Noah Friedman. shipping clerk for
the Wilmington Fibre Speciality Com
pany. returned home yesterday after
spending Easter with friends in Phlla-
delphia.
Miss Anna White. OF Philadelphia, is
visiting her grandfather, James E.
White, here
Mrs. Anna Allen, OF seaford. after
spending three weeks with he- son.
Or. B. NJ. Allen, here. left for VIII
minglon this morning. where she will
spend some time with her other son,
Or. O. s. Allen Eighth and Lombard
streets. before returning to her home.
DR.. 3. NJ. Allen reports the condi-
tlon or Mrs William Emerson. OF Dob
bins>kle. who has been III FOR sew
eral weeks with pneumonia, and Levi
Laitamus. CT Stale Road, who has been
IN OF pneumonia, as convalescing.
Mrs John Lalta, Of Seaford. is spend
Ing some time with her daughter, Mrs.
w. +. Greer. OF this city,
Mrs Ada Race, OF Philadelphia, is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Frank Deemer,
here.
Fresh garden and flower seeds. rakes.
hoes and spades; wall paper Stoops.
ADV.
Andrew Gallagher is visiting his son
at Chester, where he Is employed at
The sun shlpbuilding plant.
Mrs. Anna Boyle. OF Chester. Is vis-
iiinb her p'rcnts, Mr.. and Mrs. An
drew Gallagher.
10 is reported here that Theodore B.
Rogers, OF this city. and Miss Sara L. !
Walls. OF Reybold were married at
Elkion. Md, last Saturday.
Miss Flora Walls. daughter OF Mr.
and Mrs. Thomas Watts. OF Sixth and
Delaware streets. became the bride of
Francis ]. Jourdan. son Of MFR. and
Mrs. John Jourdan, last night. The
Rev. Frederick V. Campbell OF ST.
Peters u. C. Church, ofllclated. The
bride wore tan colored travelling
suit, large black, picture hat and car
ried daisies.
The condition OF Mrs. wllbert Mere
diih, who has been III for several /,
days, Is reported as improved.
Mrs. Samuel C.. Roberts and daugh-
Ter. Dorothy, OF Wilmington, visited
here yesterday.
Wanted-Girls and boys for clean.
ignt machine work. Apply Whining
on Fibre Specially Co., New Castle.
)el.-Adv.
AZ the congregational meeting held
n the parish house OF Immsnuel
,hurch last nieht. a. Y. Leslie George.
). Austin McCann and Alexander Me-
iaughan were elected vestrymen for
hree years, and Dr.. Lewis Booker was
'lecied vestryman for one year Fol-
owing the congregational meeting. The
scstry organized by eleciing A. V. Les
he George. senior warden and treas
lrer and Richard 5. Rodney. Junior
warden and secretary. Messrs. George
and Rodney were elected delegates TO
The annual diocesan convention TO be
held In Emmanuel Church, Whining
ton. In May, when The election OF a
bishop for the Delaware diocese win
be considered. John Il. LambsOn and
Edward V. Plat were elected alter
mates.