Evening journal., 1921-11-07
BURY DIR. MILLER
IN Conn. TODAY
Services of University of
Delaware Professor Held
at Newark Yesterday
GIVE HALLOWEEN
PARTY FOR SON

Special to The Evening Journal
NEWARK Nov. Funeral serv-
ices for Dr. Carlton Friend Miller,
professor OF chemistry at the Uni
versity of Delaware. who died last
Friday night after a short illness.
were held at o'clock yesterday
afternoon at his late home on West
Main street. The services were at
tended by practically the entire
faculty and a large number OF the
student body. The body was taken
TO his former home at Wallingsford,
Conn. last night and services held
in a church there this morning In
terment was also made in a Wallings-
ford cemetery.
The Rev. Frank Herson. pastor OF
the Newark NJ. f. Church, OF which
church the deceased was organist.
conducted the services here. Mr..
Herson also paid tribute TO the de-
ceased at the early services at the
church yesterday The pallbearers
were: Professor George e. Dutton,
DR.. r. w. Helm. DR.. Tromas f.
Manns. Professors T. r.. Detjen
Harold =. Tiffany and r. y. Harris.
Members Of the Gamma Delto Rho
fraternity. OF which the deceased
was a member. attended the funeral
In a body.
Dean e. Laurence Smith, Professor
c. O. Houghton. NJ. o. Pence, John
/. Coyle. A. q. Wilkinson and Sem
ator John F Richards took the floral
offerings received at the house to the
train in automobiles last night DIT.
Thomas f. Manns went 10 Walling-
ford with the body as a representa-
tive of the faculty OF the university.
The Rev. Mr.. Cook. OF Baltimore.
conducted services at St Thomas
Episcopal Church yesterday morning
In the absence OF the Rev Edgar
Jones rector, who is in Canada con-
Quoting mission. Members OF the
Sigma Nu Fraternity OF the Uni
versity OF Delaware attended the
morning services in a body.
The Rev. John MacMurray. pastor
Of the Head OF Christiana Presby'
terfan Church. preached at the even
ing services. Mr. MacMurray viii
also be the speaker at the evening
service next Sunday. There was
good attendance at the service las
night
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence T. Denne,
gave a Halloween party Saturday
evening for their son. Buford Den
ney at their home on Choate street
The rooms were tastefully decorated
and a delightful evening was spent
by all. There was dancing most OF
the evening and shortly before mid
night refreshments we're served.
J. Steward Pryor entertained with
piano solos Those present were;
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Ent. Mr. and
Mrs. j. Steward Pryor. Mr.. and Mrs
]. c. Charsha, Mr.. and Mrs. y. S
Worran, Mr.. and Mrs. c. T. Dcnney
Mrs. Leila Richardson. the Missei
hannah Linden. Olive Porter Evelyr
Worrall Elizabeth Worrall. Saral
Lovett. Viola Eubanks. Evelyn Stoll
Alice Charsha. Ida Murray, From
Willoughby. and Mary Ross OF New
ark and Marion Grant OF Mort
East. Orvire Little. Robert Hayei
Edward Hahn, Richard HoltoI
dewey IeeOs y. r.. Dtnut4t huAVi
Denney. John Lynch. Herbert Kirl
David Denney. clifford Denney.
T. Denney. Jr., and Charles Clarl
DIR. Wilson l.. Bevan will give
lecture before the Faculty Club
the University OF Delaware this ev
ming on Italy. DR.. Bevan who Is
member OF the faculty has mac
anout ten trips to Italy.
At a recent meeting OF the Spoi
soring Committee OF the Newai
Troop OF Boy Scouts. John Sha'
George Carter and Lester W. IA
were appointed a special com;nitt'
to draw up a set OF bylaws for q
troop. John Shaw was elected trea
uier and Alvin Wakeland, assistai
Treasurer. Mr.. Townsend was ais
eiecse3 IA represent the Ncwar
Scout coal mittee in the Wilminsto
Scout Council