Evening journal., 1921-01-11
news GOSSIP
OF new CASTLE
Miss Annie Spotswood, Well
Known Resident, Dies
After Lingering Illness
AUXILIARY TO
HAVE PARTY

Spotswood died at her home on Della
ware street yesterday afternoon. fol-
lowing a lingering illness. Miss Spots
wood was a member OF one Of the Old
est families OF this city, the daughter
OF the late Rev. John B. spotswood,
d. D., former pastor OF the First Pres
byterian Church. She was the sister
OF Mrs. George Pierce. Funeral and
interment win be private. The serN-
ices viii be conducted from her late
residence by the Rev 5. Beattie Wylle,
pastor of First Presbyterian Church,
Of which Miss SpOtswood was life
Ions member. Intermont viii be made
in the family burial lot in the Pres
by lerlan cemetery.
The Women Auxiliary OF lmm9n-
uel Episcopal Church met In the par
ssh house, last evening. and completed
arrangements for the birthday party
TO be held by the auxiliary in the
parish house at 3 ONlock Thursday
evening. January 20. An interesting
program is being arranged, which viii
comprise Mrs. Jafleys Wax Works
and solos by James 4. Challenger, lr.
program there VIII be refreshments
and dancing. Al members and friends
OF the parish a.t invited.
McsSrs, RubtnsiCin and BOrkOVsky.
Nho have been conducting a tailoring
establishment on Delaware street, east
OF Second street, for the past few
months, left early last Saturday morn
ing. shortly after midnight Saturday
morning Officers Lenior and Tobm no.
ticed truck back into the rear yard
OF the property rented ly the men
and on Investigation iounu diem load
ing their properly on It. The officers
questioned tasm ani usilncd 'he
agent OF the property. Arthur w.
Wise who authorized 'hc officers to
collect the rent for Dec nbcr. The
men promised 20 return laier that day
and deliver work done by them for
residents Of this town which they
had ready for delivery. As they did
not return Mayor Eckles and the po-
lice took charge OF eleven pieces OF
work left behind and delivered thu
same 10 the owners.
Members Of City Council viii meet
In council chamber tonight to con-
slider the latest communication re-
ceived from the representative OF The
Delaware Water Improvement and the
New Castle Water companies concern
Ing the purchase OF the two nlante
and the light system and equipment
owned by these companies.
The third series OF QUOT games for
the championship OF This city was
played by teams from Seminole Tribe
OF Red Men and Industry Council. Jr
q. u. A. NJ. last evening in Masonic
Temple The Red Men took two Oul
OF three games. The score;
HE'D Men .................2i 2i-s
juniors ..................t n fS-i
The last game was As 10 n in favor
OF the Juniors when Councilman How
ard Wilhelm threw two .successlv,
ringers, winning the game by 2i TO is
The teams were composed as fol
lows. Red Men-lohn Proud william
Proud. Charles Clymer and Howard
Wilhelm; for the Juniors-Georg,
Proud, John Clymer, Edward prous
and Robert Barnes.
Word has been received by the Rev
and Mrs. 5. Beattie Wylie Of the deatl
OF the mother OF their daughter In.
law, Mrs Hugh Wylie, OF EastOn, Pa
Mrs. 5. Beatlie Wylie, who has beer
I'D for several days, is much i'm.
proved
Mrs Anna Wells. OF West Eighth
street, was sent 10 the Delaware Hos.
piial. Wilmington, Yesterday after
noon, suffering from appendicitis. Al
operation was performed last eve
ming.
Emily Cox. the 3-year-old daughter
or Mr.. and Mrs. J G. Cox, OF Seventh
and South streets, who has been suf
lering with pneumonia for scyera
days is improved.
John Tucker. Of State Road. Wit
has been suffering for several day
with blood poisoning and gangrene re
mains in a serious condition.
For flrst-class shine, see Gene" a
Dougherly's Pool parlors-Adv.
Mr. and Mrs. Johl Berry. OF IA
Baldion, are receiving congratulation
on the birth OF a daughter.
Carl WOriz, an emplOyc OF the Wi
mington Fibre Speciality Company
was treated at the Oillce Of Dr. Brio
s. Nalleti yesterday FOR iacerations o
the right arm. received by bein
caught in an automatic shearing ma
chine.
Dorothy Ardene. the A-months-ol
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Nanc
Mitchell. Of Delaware street. nea
Sixth street. who has been IN for sew
eral days. is much improved
The Ladies' Aid Society OF New
Castle Methodist Church. met In bust
ness session at 7 o'clock last evening
Following the session prayer service
was held.
The Ladies' Aid Society Of Chris
iana Presbyterian Church. will NEE
at the home Of Mr. and Mrs. William
n. Harrington Bear Station nex
Thursday evening
Minnehaha Tribe Band will ftlrnlsl
The music for the reunion exercise
10 be held in Odd Fellows Han. Rear
next Thursday evening. when Iittl
Bear Tribe. 0f Bear Wawa OF Union
and MlRnehaha OF Newark. wili re
unite in one district under the suner
vision Of Deputy Great Sachem Fran
Silver. Little Bear Tribe will be M
entertainers. Past great chiefs fror
all parts OF the State are expected /
be present.
A cottage prayer meeting was hel
n the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Weldi
Ninine. East Third street, at . o'cloc
this afternoon In the interest OF IN
revival services now in progress (
the Methodist Church. At . o'cloc
tomorrow afternoon, a similar servie
twill be held az the home OF Mrs. VIII
blackburn. at The Baldton
Miss Frances Harr ngton. OF Bea
who has been confined 90 her hon
with grip. has resumed her duties
stenographer for the r. w. Catl
Company Wilmington.
Mr.. and Mrs w. #. Harringto
Miss Edith Harrington and Mr
George Davis Of Bear, motored