Evening journal., 1921-04-14
news GOSSIP in
DELAWARE CITY
Hundreds Join in Reception
to Right Rev. Philip
Cook
MANY HONOR
ROLL PUPILS
Ipeclal to The Evening Journal.

diocese OF Delaware. in the Fire
mems Hall last evening. The ad-
iress was the principal feature OF
&he smoker given by the vestry OF
-hrist Episcopal Church as a recep-
u ion to the bishop and his introduce
n ion to the men OF this city. About
l50 we're personally introduced 10
q he bishop previous to the address.
#Those in attendance declared the az
all one OF the most successful ever
held in this city.
n The bishop narrated his expert
ences in army life in this country.
xanroute overseas and actual warfare
,ctivities on foreign soil during the
#xcrld war.
Following the bishops address, the
kRev. Joseph II. carp, acting rector
,f- Christ Episcopal Church here.
Hhe Rev. Robert c. Pitzer. pastor OF
he First Presbyterian Church, and
r. Rev. L. w. Layfield, pastor OF
Hhe local Methodist Church, well
I,omed the bishop.
Following tho address Of the Rev.
H.. W. Layheld. he was called from
he reception to attend the reception
kytyen the Rev. J. c. Mccoy. pastor
Nof st. Georges Methodist Church. st.
EGeorges, by the members OF that
Nrhurch.
Following the several addresses,
t,gars. cigarettes. ice cream and cake
fwere served. w. b. Jester, a mem
Der Of the vestry, welcomed the
ksgests on behalf OF the vestry and
introduced the bishop to those in at
Tendance. Among those present
& I@ere: Mayor George n. Bright
i #I-ouncilmen Frank X. Irons and r,
4 L. Cofer. DR.. W. W. Ellis, II. c.
i CLARK. ]. Frank Reybold. II. c. webb
N Henry Cleaver, c. Earl Baum. Harry
a Hall, Joseph n. Reeves, Thomas
Reeves. NJ. +. Hines. Harry p. Gray
IL. J. Mulligan, James A. Mulligan
0rurpin Rose, Howard L. Money
- Joseph Anderson, Frank o. Moore
s Charles +. Tugend, Charles Metzger
81 John Spicer, Carlysle Spicer, Oth'
G. Landers, Judson g. NOrthrup
"a Elias Lewis. william NJ. Household
pr. Stanley S. Stevens. H. c. Price
RRaymond Aker, Frank Schunder, +
W l.. Clark. Edward Davidson, Stewar
s J.. Beck. G.. V. DeRevere, Georg
|<>| |Hldebrande. Charles c. Jackson
<I OILS. James Winchester. Jr.. Henr
Winchester. George Clark, Thomas
Whiteman, John r. Bittle and Norri
..sI w. wilkinson. Major c. l. William
i of Fort DUPONT, accompanied BY
large delegation of officers and sol
.S iers was present
The entertainment committee wa
~ composed Of Dr. ". W. Ellis, chair
F man: william b. Jester, c. Eai
Baum, William F. Murphy. Majo
G. L. williams. Sylvester Downei
Joseph y. Reeves and NJ. +. Hine
The refreshment committee wa
composed Of Miss Fannie Reeve
y chairman: Mrs. W. b. Jester. Mr.
M Annie Pennington, Miss Bina Foar'
a Mrs W. W. Ellis. Miss Florence Da
Mrs. George Keeney, Mr.
~ William +. Murphy. Mrs. Eliza Var
degrift Mrs. Rose Lambert and Mr.
Harry Nickle.
At the meeting OF City Gounc
~ tuesday evening. organization
that body was perfected with Norr
X W Wilkinson as city assessor. NJ
tees were ordered sent to properi
owners who have failed 10 comp
with the ordinance providing Il
~. properly laid sidewalks. These pc
- SONS will be required 10 be present
- the next session Of council on May
t6 explain their reasons for dereli
tion.
At the next meeting OF City Coui
eli, the mayor will appoint the publ
buildings, street and sewer, wat
and light and public docks commi
W tees.
Many residents OF this city W
motor to Dover tomorrow afterno'
10 attend the State defamation co
test TO be held that evening. Hi
School students are arranging ye
|I with which to greet their contestai
The second game Of baseball
the season TO be played by the b
AZ Scout team OF this city, will Ia
z place next Saturday afternoon, VIII
they will cross bats with the Odes
1<' <: Boy Scouts on the Fourth street di
mond here. The latter team W
the first game last Saturday
Odessa.
Members Of the st. Georges NJ.
Church gave the Rev. and Mrs. J.
IL Mccoy a reception last evening. T
Rcv. and Mrs. L. W. Layheld and
number Of friends OF the city
<&- tended. Mr.. Layfield welcomed {
So rtturn Of the pastor in behalf OF {
congregation.
.}3 A reception to the Rev. and NJ
- L. W. Layiield. pastor OF the lo'
Methodist Church. will be held in I
5, church parlors next Tuesday e'
ming.
Mrs. Ansenath Moore, aged
4. years. who has been IN for seve
'|. weeks at the home Of her SON
law and daughter. Mr.. and NJ
Al Howard Grassland, on the Antho
~ Higgins farm, near st. Georges, d
H Yesterday afternoon from nephri
[<& Mrs. Moore was the widow of V
''@ cent Moore Of st. Georges, VIII
'2 they were long time residents. NJ
II Moore is survived by several cl
o1 dren. all living in the vicinity OF
{# Georges. The funeral will be h
& from the residence Of her son-in-l
':>s3 at 1880 o'clock. Saturday morni
with the Rev. J. c. Mccoy. pastor
& I the Methodist Church in charge
|<<.S terment will be in Townsend Ger
|<<* terry.
& The honor roll OF the Delaw
r City schools follows:
Eleventh G.ade-Rebecca Cli
and Margaret Clark.
Tenth Grade-Rarvey wilkins
- Esther Eaton. BERTHE jefferson, Da
Coale and Ruth Morrison.
Ninth Grade - Mildred Nets
Julia Higgins. Constance Winial
j D of