Evening journal., 1921-04-18


magazines or newspapers will be ap-
preciated by the men.
Miss Sarah Etchels. OF West Fifth
street. who fell down the cellar stairs
at her home last Tuesay evening,
was taken to the Homeopathic Hos
pital. Wilmington, on Saturay An
x-ray showed no broken bones.
Frank Bacon, OF East Third street
who has been confined to his bed Tor
several weeks with pneumonia, has
recovered and was able TO be out Tor
the first time yesterday.
The funeral Of Charles Megginson,
aged 70 years, former Levy Court
lCommissioner, who died Of comph-
cations due to age, at his home near
Rose Hill last Thursday night took
place yesterday afternoon from his
late residence. The services were in
charge OF the Rev George 7. Street.
pastor Of the First Baptist Church,
and the Rev ]. r. Bicking, pastor
OF the Methodist Church. Many
floral tributes filled the room. Five
OF the sons and son-in-law, Messrs.
Edward S.. Frank, William, Elmer
and Richard Megginson, and Charles
Hackett, we're the pallbearers. In
iterment was In stanton cemetery.
Edward Gott has accepted posi-
ton at the Wilmington plant of the
Wilmington Fibre Specially Com
pany.
Mr.. and Mrs. McDonough, OF West
Third street, entertained a number
OF relatives and friends at dinner
yesterday. Among those present
were: Mr.. and Mrs Thomas McDon-
ough and family. Of New Castle; Mr..
land Mrs August Jehl Mr.. and Mrs
Robert Jehl, Eugena Jehl Miss Odile
Jehl, Miss Mae Grantland and Gay
lord Myers, OF Wilmington.
Frank J. Madden, OF the Strand
returned from a four-day trip to
Hopewell, Va, yesterday.
Miss Pearl Bottomlcy, OF Whining
ton. was the Sunday guest Of Miss
Mae Fehl Of the jefferson apart
ments.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hamilton Grove, OF
West Fifth street, are spending some
time at Newark with Mr Grove
parents, Mr.. and Mrs r. J. Grove.
Alexander Holiday OF Delaware
street. was the gest OF Delaware City
friends yesterday.
b John c. Bailey, OF Wilmington
was the weekend guest Of Mr. and
Mrs. w. e. Cranston, OF near state
Road.
Miss Maud Weber. Of Hazleton,
Pa. was the week k-end guest Of Mr..
and Mrs. Peter @. Madden, OF the
Strand
Miss Edith Gabel. a former teacher
OF mathematics In the local high
school. now teaching IN Mt Holly
N j.. was the weekend guest OF her
friend Miss Irma Jaquette, OF Della
ware street, teacher in the loca
schools.
b Mrs. Clara Roler. OF New Yorl
city. is visiting her father, the Rev
: John r. Hendrix, and sister, Mis-
! Margaret Hendrix OF Delaware
street.
The Rev. John r. Hendrix, and
| daughters. Miss Margaret and Mrs
4 Clara Koler. were dinner guests a
% the home Of another daughter Mrs
q Howard Kirby. Wilmington. yester
day.
Mrs Sarah Brough, OF Bridesbure
: Pa, is spending several days VIII
II her nelce, Mrs. Harry J. Rothrocl
= and family, Of West Fifth street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rothrock have rent
n ed their home and will move to Eas
Is ton, Pa, where Mr.. Rothrock is EN-
~ ployed by May /.
Miss Sara Hatfield, OF Georgetown
O. student Of Women's College, New
ark. was the Weekend guest OF Mis-
" Regina Rothrock. also a student q
~ the college. at the home Of Mis-
T, Rothrocks parents on West FIT
~ street.
" Mr.. and Mrs. S. Hickman Hewii
l. have purchased a now touring car.
le Mrs. Louise NJ. Newlove and Mar
II garet Morris, OF Wilmington, wer
sunday dinner guests OF Mr.. an
L Mrs. Dale S. Bender, OF Second an
~ Delaware streets.
r Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Newlove an
2 son, Robert, Jr.. and John Newlovl
u OF Wilmington. we're the guests
~ New Castle relatives yesterday.
n Edward Gebhart. employed q
* Easton. Pa, was a weekend visitc
with his family here.
Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Watts, Wasf
OF ington. ID. c.. spent the week-en
with the mother of Mr.. Watts, Mr.
n Lena Watts, Fourth street.
I" Arthur Sieman. OF Philadelphi
was a weekend visitor here.
ne Ira Richard. Chester, spent u
ne weekend with friends here.