Evening journal., 1921-12-12
News Happenings in Delaware and Maryland Towns


daughter. Mrs. James b. Lancaster
on West Fifth street. They intend
manufacturing ice cream and Will
open up business in the store former
ly occupied by Lewis T. Thompson.
David Smith is planning 10 fur
nish Christmas trees to this city. He
has already been down the penin-
sula and brought home a large
truck load of fine pine and spruce
trees.
Miss Kate Mahoney, OF Second
street. teacher i'm the Americaniza-
tion school. Shawtown, fell down
several steps at the Wilmington
High School building last Friday af-
ternoon, and fractured her thigh
near the hip. Miss Mahoney had
been attending a meeting of the
taachers Of Observation-Disclosures work
and had started home. when the
accident happened. She was removed
to the Physicians and Surgeons
Hospital Wilmington, where she will
have the bone set today.
Gruscilla Green. Negress,, aged So
! years, Of 4S West Fourth street, died
in the Edgewood Sanitarium, near
Hope Farm. yesterday. She had been
! in the sanitarium for several
months. The funeral services will
/ take place from the residence OF her
husband. william Green. with SER
vices in the Union A. NJ r. Church
at 2 o'clock tomorrow afternoon. In
terment in adjoining cemetery.
Bryan Nolan, OF River Road, who
has been i'll for several days. is i'm
proving.
st. Peters" Parochial School bas-
ketball team will play the Wash
ington second team OF Wilmington,
this evening in the old armory cage.
The Citizens Building and Loan
Association will meet in monthly
business session in the New Castle
Trust Company's parlors tonight.
Seminole Tribe Of Red Men will
hold their weekly business session in
the lodge rooms of Masonic Temple,
at o'clock this evening.
Several residents OF this city will
attend the funeral services of George
II. Rennie. Of Wilmington, a for
mer resident OF this city, and promi-
nent in all city affairs, who died on
Friday. Services will take place at
the parlors of Marshall II. Yeatman.
at 9 o'clock tomorrow. Interment
will be at Dover. Mr. Rennie was
born in Scotland.
The Rev. and Mrs. Frederick W.
Overhiser entertained Mrs Mitchell
and Mrs. Loshen of Roselle. n. j., at
the Baptist parsonage over the week
and.
st. Anne's Guild OF Emmanuel
Episcopal Church will meet in the
Parish House this evening. at
which time a sewing circle will
follow the regular business session.
Each member Of the Guild has arti-
cles Of wearing apparel distributed
| TO them which they will make to be
donated to the Babies Hospital, Will
mington.
The Athletic Association of the
High School is preparing for the ben
eft moving picture show to be given
at the Royal Theatre on Wednesday
evening. The proceeds will go to-
ward the fund to clear the indebted
ness OF the football team, as the ex-
penses for the past season exceeded
the receipts Several shows will be
given in the near future for the same
purpose.
The monthly meeting OF the Ia
dies Aid Society OF the Methodist
Church will be held in the church
parlors on Monday evening.
Members OF the Baptist Church
and Sunday school are requested to
meet at the Church on Thursday
evening for the first rehearsal OF the
/ Christmas anthems to be sung in the
church on Christmas Sunday. Mrs.
S. H. Hewitt is chairman in charge
OF the musical program TO be given
at both the morning and evening ser
vices on December 25.
Miss Anna r. Davidson spent the
week end in Philadelphia as the
guest OF Miss Maude f. Perrem.
Miss Mamie Hance, Miss Elizabeth
, Bull and Miss Gretna Hance. James
r. Hance and James r. Hance, Jr
spent the weekend in Camden, n j.
whore they attended the fifteenth
- wedding anniversary OF Mr.. and Mrs
2 Edward Hance. A wedding dinner
- was served by the host and hostess
n on Saturday evening. at which tim,
o a family reunion was held.
n Mrs. J. Edward Truitt. sr.. spen
e the weekend in Philadelphia where
"a she visited Mrs. Arthur Siemon, who
e is IN at the Women's Southern Hospi
l. tai.
n Mrs. Susan Vantine. Of Parksbure
Pa. Is the guest OF her daughter
= Mrs. Edward Gebhart
of Mr.. and Mrs John Farmer, q
ID Chester. Pa, were Weekend visitor
e. with their son-in-law and daughtel
A. Mr.. and Mrs Charles Hewlett, q
st Baldton.
s. Miss Jean Rothrock. OF Eastor
sb Pa. a student at the women's co
be lege, Newark. was the week-en
or guest OF Miss Helen c. Davidson
n James Gears OF the u. S. Navy
spending several days with h
ne mother. Mrs. Eva Gears. OF We
~ Seventh street.
John Long OF the q. S. steamshi
"a Maryland Is spending ten-day ful
IN Tough with his parents. MI and Mr.
Ms Perry Long. of Dobbins street.
g. Lieutenant and Mrs W. W. How
* ley OF washington, d. c., were u
al weekend guests OF Mrs. Howley
/. father, bartholomew r. O'Rourk
3 sixth and Delaware streets
b. Mrs. Mary Young OF Philadelph
e. is spending week at the home
oe Mr.. and Mrs. James T. Weldon, Sc
1" enth and Clark streets
n, Mr.. and Mrs. John r. Montgome
Of West Sixth street are spendii
ID several days with their daughts
a - &c.,. TTcfHnr.aycr Odessa