Evening journal., 1921-05-02

has invited the Dorcas Society and
Barsca Glass Of the Sunday school
TO attend the Mothers Day cele-
bration in the church next sunday
morning.
Seminole Tribe OF Red Men will
meet in Masonic Temple this even
ing.
Industry Council. Jr. o. u. A. NJ.
will hold it's weekly business session.
initiation and quot games in Ma
sonic Temple tomorrow evening.
The new city council will hold It's
FIRST regular business session tomor-
row evening in the mayors office.
Trustees of the commons will meet
in monthly session in the commons
chamber tomorrow evening.
About $40 was realized by the en-
tertainment given in the Methodist
church Friday evening for the beneht
OF the Near East Relief Fund.
Weldon c. Vining, who at first an
nounced he would not take out his
commission as justice Of tho peace.
has decided to do so. Squire Nining
will conduct his official business in
the front rooms Of his home on East
Third street. until he builds his new
Office in the rear OF his lot facing
Fourth street.
James Dimitv Of the western Sec
tion of the city was treated by DR..
Lewis Booker for severe decorations
Of the fingers OF his right hand. Or.
Booker was compelled TO take six
stitches in closing the wounds.
Prof T.. r. Johnstono, Of the Vine
land Institute for the Feeble Mind
cd. was the week-end guest OF seldom
s. Deemer. Prof. Johnstone and Mr..
Deemer motorod TO Dover on Satur-
day and attended a meeting Of the
commission FOR tho fecblc-minded.
Funeral services of Matthew A.
Sullivan, aged 90 years, who died
Thursday evening. was held at
o'clock this morning from the resi-
dence Of his sister Mrs. Michael J
Reedy. Requiem mass at St. Peters
Church. Interment ST. Peters r. c
cemetery
Mrs James NJ. Abbott. who haf
been conducting a grocery store at
her home on East Fourth street for
several weeks. will open a cottage al
Bowers Beach this summer. Herbert
Anthony. Of Wilmington, will operate
tho store during Mrs. Abbott's alb
sence.
Mrs. John b. Montgomery OF West
Sixth street. will leave this afternoon
for Mt Pleasant, to be the guest OF
her niece, Mrs Benjamin Pleasan-
ton.
Word has been received that Mrs
Mildred Schockley who, while the
guest Of Mrs. Woldin c. Vining. was
stricken with illness. has improved
and been removed to her home in
Chestertown. Nd.
Miss Lillian Gravatt. Of Whining
ton, is the guest Of her cousin, Miss
Elizabeth Bennett, on West Sixth
street
Mr.. and Mrs. Chandler II. Gcb.
hart entertained Frank Pagan and
daughter. Miss Amelia, and JOSEPH
HaEgerty OF Wilmington. at dinner
at their home at Sixth and Delawar,
streets, yesterday.
Mr., and Mrs. Wilson Price anC
son. Wilson. Jr.. of near Middletown
were Sunday visitors at the home o.
MIR. and Mrs. C. d. Appleby, Bea.
Station
Mr.. and Mrs. George Hill. Of nea
Holly oak, were entertained over tn
Weekend by Mr. and Mrs. Franl
Sterling, Bear station.
Mr. and Mrs Dales $. Bender. q
Second and Delaware streets, enter
tanned MIR. Bendler's father. Albei
o Bender OF Delaware City. and the
son, Oscar G.. Bender wife an
daughter Mildred. OF Camden. y. j
over the Weekend. and their daugh
ter. Mrs. Jack Swan. and sons. Johi
Jr.. and Robert at dinner Sundal
Mr. and Mrs. Percy MacMickini
Of the western section OF the city. ar
receiving congratulations on IN
birth OF a son.
Miss Helen Holman. of Whining
ton, and Miss Elizabeth Street and
Mrs. Hart, of Norristown. Pa. wer
sunday guests at the Baptist par
sonage.
The Board Of Water Commission
ers will meet in the water Office thi
evening.
Harry Mney, Philadelphia. was
weekend visitor with his mothe
( Mrs. Anna Miley.
] Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Sculy an
8 family, Ninth street who have r,
: Gently purchased the property q
/ Third street owned by j. 7. and
b, +. Ehason. which has been tenant,
by Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Wilhelm
/ will take possession on Tuesday.
10 John Farmer. Chester. was
n Weekend visitor with his daughte
I- Mrs Charles Hewlett, Baldton.
@ Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Phillips. a
companied by Prof. T.. r Johnston
, OF the Vineland Institute for d
% Feeble Minded. and Miss Ellzahe
l. Kite, employed by the Delawa
Commission FOR the Feehcl- -Minde
q, motored TO Newark yesterday A
/, dined with the faculty OF the Univ,
sity OF Delaware.
WOMAN THINKS CUE