Evening journal., 1921-06-02

OF the Teaehery was $50 a month
and housekeeper and cook was
employed at a cost OF 50 a week.
According 10 a STATE school off,
cial. this is the flrst institution OF
the kind ever operated in this stae.
According TO the gusrantors. spon-
sor for the visit Of Radclne's Chau-
tauqua TO this city, and the attend
ance yesterday afternoon and even
ing. indicated a most successful visit
All over $500 received from the
Chautauqua will benefit the Boy
Scouts and Community Girls Club
! for the summer camping fund. The
program for the first two sessions
was a concert by the Kraft Concert
Company and a lecture by Professor
Frederick d. Losey. on The Value Of
tho Individual" In the evening Pro-
fessor Losey addressed the Chautau-
/ qua on Americas Political Ideal. "
followed by the second concert OF the
day by the Kraft Company.
The program for this afternoon
and evening follows:
Afternoon-The Chautauqua Di-
rector lecture, "A Community Pro-
gram" Losens Russian Quartette.
concert; Miss Daphne Carraway. in
a program OF stories for young and
old; the opening Of the junior citi-
zenship campaign; Miss Daphne Car
raway. organization of Young
America" Club.
Night-rhe Chautauqua Director
lecture. Americas Social Ideal; "Lo-
seff's Russian Quartette. concert
Mrs. Elizabeth King Fitzgibbon
aged a. years. was found dead in bec
, at the home Of her mother, Mrs. Ra
chael r. King, widow OF Washing
T. ton King, about $50 o'clock yester
e day morning. Mrs. Fitzgibbon hal
It been suffering from valvular hear
trouble for several months, and ha
Is been under the care OF DIR. Il. l
r, Springer, OF Wilmington. She ha
as retired the night before, apparent
ie in her usual health, and whom sh
a did not arise yesterday morning. he
Or mother went to her room and foun
her dead.
Or Mrs. Fitzgihbon is survived by M
m mother, and a daughter, Miss Ma
nt garet. employed as stenograph
:, In Wilmington. Until about a yel
ago Mrs. Fitzgibbon. who was
trained nurse. worked at that pr
fession. but owing 10 IN health. W
forced 10 give up her work.
Mrs. Fitzgibbon was a member
the Kirkwood NJ. f. Church. III
funeral will take place from thn res
donce OF her mother at o'clock Sa
urday afternoon. with the Rev. O.
| Walton. a former pastor. in chars
Interment will be in st. GeorE
| Cemetery.
II John C. Halter. Of Wilmington.
| installing electrical fixtures In n
| home of Miss Anna Cavalier, q
| Hamilton street. Mr.. Halter will II
stall an electric lighting equipmei
| in the home OF j. Heathers, Ne
| Castle road. next week.
A lawn festival and social will I
held on the Presbyterian Chap
lawn, Friday, June 10. The recelp
will be for the benefit OF the Con
munity Girls Club summer campir
fund. There will be side shows, 10
tune telling booths and many 9th,
attractions
The Wilmington and Philadelph
Traction Company. which has bee
operating baggage car between IN
city and Wilmington. three tim
daily except Sunday. has eliminate
the MONDAY trip. This means
freight delivery is now operated
O'Clock and o'clock.
A new concrete walk Is bei
placed in front Of the home OF NJ
]. r. Pennington. tenanted by II
[ Webb. who operates coal yard A
{ farming implement store here.
e Thomas Delahay. educational a
D recreatonal instructor AZ Fort 7
Pont. and Miss Dorothy Metzeer.
D Clinton street. were the guests
I Mr.. Delahay's parents Mr. and \
william Delahay. OF Queensto
, Nd. on Memorial Day.
= Mr.. and Mrs. william Delahay
, companied the young people h
and dined with Mr. and Mrs Cha
w Metzger
Mrs Merrill d. Fuller. formerr
this city. now Of Flint Mich. Is ,
ing her household effects dispose
at private sale at r. l.. Cofer's s
l'on Clinton street