Evening journal., 1921-04-06

fraternal visit TO Oriental Lodge,
Wilmington. next Friday evening.
Paul Barr. OF East Fourth street,
slipped and wrenohed his left ankle
yesterday. On examination by DR..
b. NJ. Allen, it was found several
ligaments had been torn loose.
James 4. Eliason, Jr., who has
been seriously III for several weeks
is able TO be about the house.
Walter Wipf and John b. Mont
gomery visited the display OF auto
mobile equipment in Philadelphia
yesterday.
Thomas Cannon left today for
Mexico City. John Cannon left to-
day for Queens City foundry.
The Rev and Mrs. J. r. Bicking
and ]. w Bicking, father Of Mr..
Bicklng, attended the funeral Of
Howard II. Mcdaniel. late chorister
OF Union NJ. Il. Church choir, class
leader and Sunday school superin-
tendont In Wilmington yesterday.
A dance will be given in the Van
Dyke Armory on Friday evening
under the auspices Of the Tank
Corps. An elaborate program. con-
sisting OF several novelty and prize
dances, will be features. Jazz Or
chestra" will furnish the music.
The Rt. Rev. Philip Cook. bishop
OF the Episcopal Diocese Of Della
ware. and Mrs. Cook were enter
tanned at dinner last evening by Mrs.
Louise Holcomb. this city.
Bishop and Mrs. Cook were the
guests OF honor at a reception given
in the parish house last evening by
the members Of Emmanuel Episco-
pal Church. A musical and literary
entertainment was given, following
which an address was made by the
bishop. Refreshments were served
under the direction OF the Women's
Auxiliary OF the church.
Francis, Edward and Elwood Geb-
hart, sons Of Mr. and Mrs. Edward
Gebhart, South Fourth street, we're
operated upon at the home OF their
parents yesterday afternoon for the
removal Of their tonsils. The younger
son. Elwood. had a double operation
performed when Il was found that
he was suffering from both tonsil
and adenoid trouble. While the OPP
erations were a success. the children
are still In a weak condition.
Announcement has been made OF
the marriage OF Miss Lillian May
webb, this city, to Corbit X. Tim
mons. 2O9 West Ninth street, Will
mington. This announcement came
as a surprise 10 their many friends
here. Miss Webb has been a resi-
dent OF New Castle for several years,
and prior to her marriage was em-
pioyed at the local plant OF the Will
mington Fibre Specially Company.
Mr.. Timmons has been for some time
ia the employ OF the American
manganese Steel Company.
Coroner Bullock and Deputy Coro-
ner Harvey r. Nichols this morning
will investigate the death OF William
Hurt, 27 years old, who fell dead in
the garage OF Chandler IL. Gebhart,
an undertaken OF New Castle, by
whom he had been employed. Drs.
julius Dodd and B. NJ. Allen, who
examined Hurt said he died of heart
disease.
Hurt had formerly been employed
by the Wilmington Fibre Company
but recently has not been in good
health. He was in the army until
married to Miss Mabel pinder,
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. r. f. Pin
der, ovor two years ago.
Mr.. Hurts mother and father live
in Perry Hill, Mo-. and a sister lives
! in Cairo, Mo. Hurt came here from
the west several years ago.
Mrs Mable Hurt who suffered a
nervous breakdown yesterday morn
ing, after having received the new
OF the death OF her husband, is in Z
slightly improved condition this eve'
ing.
Mrs Joseph Dougherty. OF Fifth
street, entertained a number OF rel
atives and friends at her home on
Sunday evening.
Arthur Sieman, Philadelphia, who
has been spending several days with
his wife here. has returned TO Phila-
delphia, where he is employed.