Evening journal., 1921-03-23

tions by Mrs. r. Lee Davidson and
Robert Schroth and vocal solos by
w. f. Silver At the luncheon fol-
lowing the musical and literary pro-
gram each member was presented
with an Easter token, a miniature
bunnie. Three new members were
enrolled. The next meeting Of the
Social will be held at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Smith, on the
Mcmahon farm. near state Road
station.
DO you want Easter Cards? Why
Bendler's have a lot for sale.-Adv.
John Tobin, who has been con-
ducting a barber shop in the prop
erty on Delaware street. near Fourth
street, owned by owen Sheridan, will
move on April into temporary
quarters recently constructed by him
in his property adjoining. known as
the old movie picture house. Mr..
Sheridan will succeed him and will
conduct a paper and paint store
there.
Mr. Tobin will remain in these
temporary quarters until the New
Castle Water Company vacates its
Office in the Bridgewater building,
when he will locate there.
Upon the transfer OF the water and
light plants to the City Council by
the bondholding committee for the
New Castle Water Company. their
Office will be transferred 20 the
building now occupied by George 1.
Unger. where they will remain for a
reasonable period to collect delin-
quent water rents due them until the
time Of transfer.
A mock trial will be presented by
the members OF the junior and
senior classes OF the New Castle
High School tomorrow morning
when f. Earl Weggenmann will be
placed on trial charged with MUIR
der" John Leach will be judge;
Charles King and Miss Edna Deemer
as attorneys for the defense and
Charles Cannon and Gertrude Rat
ledge as prosecuting attorneys. The
jury is to be picked on the morning
of the trial.
James T. Eliason. Of West Fifth
street, who was taken 10 the Ply
sicians' and Surgeons Hospital. Will
mington. about a week ago in crit
ical condition is convalescing and
will return home next week.
John Fehl was removed from his
home 10 the Delaware Hospital.
Wilmington. early yesterday morn
ing, in a serious condition.
Arthur Thompson. the i4-year- old
son OF Mr.. and Mrs. John Thomp-
son, OF Rose Hill, is confined to his
bed with grip.
Thomas Morrison. OF Second and
Chestnut streets who was success
fully operated on for a hernia, in a
Philadelphia hospital, has recovered
and returned home.
Miss Laura Armpriester. OF this
city, entertained Miss Margaret Dry
den and Jay Richardson. OF Will
mington. at dinner last evening.
Joseph 4. Webster who is making
his home with his niece. Mrs Willis
Blackburn. at the Baldton, is visit
ing relatives at Wayne, Pa.
The Rev George 7. Street will con
duct the weekly prayer service in
the First Baptist Church on tomor-
row evening.
MISS EllIApetn ouedFef, fouFtn
street, has secured position as
bookkeeper with a Wilmington con-
cern.
Final arrangements have been
made for the Easter Monday dance
10 be given in the Van Dyke Armory
on Monday evening, March s.
Mrs. Arthur Heathers, Harmon!
street. whe has been ill at her homo
for several months remains very II
but Is showing slight improvement
William Hurt, OF West Sixth street
who has been suffering from an
affection Of the heart, is improving
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Mcguire. Will
mington, who have been visiting
Mrs. Maguire's parents. Mr. and Mrs
William Weggenmann, have returned
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Grose. OF
near this city. entertained at dinner
Sunday, Mr.. and Mrs. II. Grose. Mr.
and Mrs. Leon Powell and IN,
! Misses Dorothy Powell Laura and
Bessie Grose, Herman Gray and W
S. Grose. OF Newark; Richard
Springer and Marlin Benson. Charlei
Smith and a Mr.. Benson OF Newport