Evening journal., 1920-11-16
NEWSY GOSSIP
OF new CASTLE
Miss Anna Maher Given
Surprise Bridal Linen
Shower by Friends
DEALERS ENTIRELY
OUT OF COAL STOCK
speclaI 10 The EvenIng JOurnal.


Miss Anna Maher, who is to be mar
rled tomorrow to Earl Buchanan, or
this city, gave her a surprise linen /
shower last evening Many useful ar
ticles, such as napkins, table cloths,
sheets and pillow cases were received
by the prospective bride. The we'd
ding will take place at st. Peters r. &.
Church, the Rev Frederick v Camp
bell, pastor, officiating. Miss Mary
Leonard will be bridesmaid, and |
James Maher, brother Of the bride,
will be best man.
suit. with picture hat TO match. The |
bridesmaid will be similarly gowned. |
Each will carry a bouquet OF roses. |
A reception will follow at the home |
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Leonard. The |
couple will leave tomorrow evening
for an extended trip through New
York State. on their return they VIII
reside in Wilmington.
The bride-to-be has been residing
with Mr. and Mrs. Edward Leonard. OF
Seventh and Dobbins streets. where
the shower was given. since the death
OF her parents three years ago. Among
those attending the shower were the
Misses Helen McCoOl, Of The Cedars.
near Wilmington Lena Thomas, Alice
Austen, Helen Austen, Clara Tonik. OF
Wilmington; Susan klink, Catherine
Weldon, Ruth Hayman, Margaret
Leonard, Mary Leonard OF this city;
and Messrs. Sylvester Tidwell, An
drew Million. George Klink, William
Maher. James Maher and Mr.. and Mrs.
| Edward Leonard, OF this city; Stan
| ley Save sand William McCool. OF
| Wilmington.
The wedding of W. Cortlandt
| Pinder. OF Sixth and Delaware streets,
| TO Miss Hazel Southard. OF Lincoln
/ City, Delaware, will take place in the
Methodist Church. at that place on
January 4, next. Mr.. Pnder and his
bride. following a short wedding trip,
will reside in this city on Sixth street,
in the property recently purchased by
! Mr.. Pinder.
William Hurt. who recently moved
| from Sixth and Delaware streets. 20
his newly purchased home on Sixth
/ street, east OF Delaware, is suffering
from a severely wrenched hip, caused
by a fall He has been unable to at
tend his usual duties at a local in
dustrial plant for several days.
A masquerade party will be given
by Caesar Rodney Chapter. No. 8, Or
der Of Eastern Star. next Friday even
ing in the Masonic Temple. Refresh
ments and a general good time is on
the program.
The supper, to be given by the La
dies Aid Society, OF Lebanon VI tn
odist Church. Red Lion, next Thurs
day afternoon and evening. viii be-
gin at and close at fl O'Clock. The
affair will be held in The basement OF
, the church.
; Members OF the Head Of Christiana
, Presbyterian Church, near Newark
Will hold a festival in the basement OF
the church on Thanksgiving eve.
! Farmers living in the vicinity Of this
!. city have reported that ground is
4 frozen from to inches in depth.
}, Coal for domestic use is almost ar
3 unknown quantity in this city Thf
local coal dealers have no anthracite
D in their yards except q few tons Oi
=: egg coal. J. r. and L. p. Eliason only
0 have even that on hand. There is nc
|. pea or nut, coal for sale in town.
e Mrs. Lewis Booker. local chairman
OF the State Child Welfare Commits
sion, has called a meeting for tOmOr
|. row evening, at the home Of Mrs Ed
/. ward 5. Naylor. Sixth and Delaware
), streets.
e Edward II. Cline. 30 years old. o.
/ East Third street. suffered a badl!
mashed foot. yesterday afternoon
- while working at the local plant o.
the American Manganese Steel Com
!; plny. Or. Lewis Booker m MIST red
. giving first aid and had Mr. Chin
J, taken 10 the Homeopathic Hospital
{ where 10 was found that amputatiol
OF the great Toe probably would saw
the foot.
Seminole Tribe. No. 40. I. O. r. NJ
held its weekly business session las
evening in Masonic Temple.
The Junior Order American Mechan
les QUOT team. representing lndustr'
Council. No. % Will visit Wilmington
this evening and play the Troup No
1. Guards OF the Jr. q. u. A. NJ.
league game at 72S Market street
While the quot team is in Whining
ton the degree stan Of The CouncI
Will initiate several candidates.
Several members OF Adelphia Lodc
the reception 10 William H. Wilson
newly-elected grand chancellor CON
mander at Pythian Castle. by Calan
k. thia Lodge. tonight.
r.. f. Pinder John White, Joh
. James, Robert Harrington, Albert WI
= helm and Mrs. John White, Of ~
~ will receive the degree Of Pythia
u Sisters at Pythian Castle. Whining
ton, on Friday evening. November 2
A valuable calf, recently purchase
A at a sale by Theodore Warren, {
M Cherry Lane Farm, near Rose Hi
Il was shot by the owner. ycsterda
afternoon, because Of its strange al
~ tions. A veterinarian, yesterda
y, found the animal suffering from h,
N drophobia. The head Of the calf Wi
sent to the State Bateriological Lal
. oratory, Newark, for examination.
Tho Home Missionary Society
y the New Castle Methodist Church he
"a its monthly meeting in the soci
me- lroOms OF the church yesterday afte
rs. noon. After the business session q
members forU1sd a quilting part
Following completion Of a quilt, r
sE freshments were served This sociel
on