Evening journal., 1921-10-26

Eugene Chase, Maurice Kelly, Mrs.
Mary Denny and Harold Hobbs; So
cial Committee-Miss Mary White,
chairman: Miss Anne Lancaster, Mrs.
Mary Gebhart. Mrs. John T. Stoops
and Mrs. A. e. Goudiss; Music Com
mittee-Charles S. Flemings, chair
man; George L. Tobin, Vaughan C.
Lancaster, Edward =. Challenger
and Edward II. Naylor, Jr.
The officers decided last night to
request the association to elect five
persons to act with the officers as an
executive committee. This commit
tee win act with the president IN all
matters requiring his attention.
The funeral Of Mrs. Anna b. Brad
lev. who died at her home last Fri
day night took place from her late
residence at noon yesterday, with the
Rev Philip Cook, ID. D., Bishop OF
the Episcopal Diocese OF Delaware
ofFiciating at the request OF the Rev.
Joseph II. carp, rector OF lmmanuel
/ church. OF which Mrs. Bradley was
communicant. This Is the first
funeral service Bishop Cook has been
in charge Of in this city. Interment
was in Glebe Cemetery. IL was
largely attended, as Mrs. Bradley was
wei-known here, having been hte-
long resident. The pallhearers were
Messrs. Theodore Hanf, Charles
Dourherty. william Weggenman, G.
Allen smith, John G. King and
James White, Sr.
phillip ID. Laird OF the strand has
purchased the Francis n. Buck prop
erty.
Mrs. Mary McIlheny, OF Second
street. who was operated on at the
Delaware Hospital recently for ap-
pendicitis. has recovered and re-
turned to her home.
The Newark High School football
eleven plays the local High School
team at SIS o'clock next Friday ar
ternoon, at Battery Park. This is the
first game, counting in the Inter
scholastic Football Championship for
/ New Castle county. to be played by
tho locals.
A number OF New Castle friends
of Mr. and Mrs John Postles, Rich
ardson Park. motored TO their home
last evening and gave them a surprisf
, visit The party went masked. John
, b. Montgomery took the party in his
iarge bus. Those in the party were /:
Mr.. and Mrs. Irving Jones, Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter Sibley. Mr.. and Mrs.
Harvey Johnson. Mrs. Anna Hatton.
Mrs. Ogle Glendon. Mrs. Evan b.
Lancaster. Mrs. James II. Hatton. the
Misses Estella and Blanche Sibley
and Elizabeth Jones and Messrs.
Earl Sibley. Eugene and Albert John
son.
James b. Lancaster. Jr., OF West
Sixth street. moved into his newly
purchased property on West Fifth
street. vacated by w. Thompson.
william Wipf began constructing q
bungalow at the Baldton yesterday.
There viii be no meeting OF the
Board Of Education this evening as
4 announced. as there is no business 70
come before the board, according to
I the secretary.
Following the regular business
session Of St. Anne's Guild OF I'M
manuel Episcopal church. held in the
parish house last evening. a surprise
party was given 20 celebrate the
birthday anniversary Of two OF the
members. Those present were:
Misses Rebecca Greer, Pauline
b Wilhelme, Josephine Clothier,
i Elizabeth Bull. Mary Elkinton
Katherine Wilhelme and Clara Man
love, Mrs. James White. Jr.. Mrs.
Evan B. Lancaster and Mrs. Har-
ley Scale. At the business session
II was decided TO charge an
admission fee at the masked
Halloween party to be given under
the auspices OF the Guild in the par
D. house on Thursday evening. No
iher 3. The fee viii include re-
-shments. A musical and literary
. }rosram. in addition TO a number
e OF games. dances. etc. is being. ar
e ranged
y Mrs. Frederick b. Hayter an, rs
d Harry Marsh, this city, are guest,
Of friends in Centroviue. Nd.
= Air. and Mrs. James Wilson Mr.
l. Mary Rodgers and two daughters
'e Matilda and Margaret. are tho esest,
l. OF the Misses Ella and Anna Brown
e /