Evening journal., 1921-03-28

the Industry Is S3tlN b9 otNtA a. 49,
err fishermen to have caused them to
abandon the industry.
Easter services in the several local
churches, yesterday, were largely
attended. Special anthem. Easter
music and cantztas featured the
difficult programs.
The Board of Water and Light
Commissioners will meet this even
ing, when the superintendent Of the
plants will probably be selected. II
is said by city officials that 1t has
been decided TO allow the superin-
tendent TO select mis- own clerk, as
well as the several workmen OF the
plants.
The infant son OF Mr.. and Mrs.
William McCuen, Of West Firth
street. was taken suddenly i'll with
commissions yesterday. DR.. b. M.
Allen was called in attendance.
For Rent-An apartment, rooms
and bath at No. 81 Strand.-Adv.
Marion Tobin. the two year old
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. George T..
Tobin. Jr.. while playing yesterday,
fell and lacerated her chin.
Ray Rossell, son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
George Rossell, of Sixth and Cherry
streets, is suffering from Assesses.
Seminole Tribe, of Red Men, will
meet in weekly business session this
/ evening in Masonic Temple.
A dance will be given in NanDyke
Armory this evening. Holloway's
Orchestra Of Wilmington furnish the
music. This is the first dance in
/ the new armory.
Arrangements have been complet-
ed by Industry Council for the enter
tainment tomorrow evening the Wis
ting deiegationsl from the several
councils of Jr. %. u. A. M. which
were represented by teams in the
Junior Mechanics Quot League.
The beautifully engraved silver, gold
lined, loving cup, 10 be awarded the
Industry Council team. as champions
Of the league. will be presented at
this meeting Following the bust
ness session there will be a QUOT
game.
At the morning service OF Imman-
uel Episcopal yesterday, several
persons were baptized.
Mrs. Charles Grifiith, chairman Of
the music committee of the Della
ware State Federation OF Womens
Clubs, will present musical pro-
gram at the meeting Of the New
Castle Century Club. tomorrow even
ing. Following the musical pro-
gram. an important business session
will be held.
The presentation Of Aunt Ma
tilad's Birthday Party" in the Glas-
I ] A la
: ing by members OF the Epwortf
League Of the Lebanon M. e. church
Red Lion. was to a capacity house
and a neat sum was realized for th'
benefit Of the GLASGOW church.
George Ford, the five year ole
grandson Of Mr. and Mrs. George
Unger, who severely lacerated hi
! hip last week by sliding on a fence
, at the home OF his grandparents, ii
- much improved.
5 Mrs. Dale S. Bender. who con
{ ducts cigar and notion store a
Second and Delaware streets wa
a taken suddenly in yesterday.
a Former Judge Henry c. Conrad
}, of Georgetown, was the week enl
n guest of Mr.. and Mrs. A. V. /
s George. of the Strand, and attends
d divine worship at Emmanuel church
/, yesterday.
Il We are handling all kinds OF ifs
d and oysters. selling at the loves
prices Reynolds aud Lieb, SO Ea'
y Second street.-Adv.
II Mr.. and Mrs. John Farmer, {
n Chester. Pa. were entertained ovs
: Easter by their son Samuel j. Farm
It err, OF East Fifth street, and the
e daughter. Mrs. Charles Hewlett, {
e the Badton.
h Messrs. Reginald and George 2
j. Street. Jr., of Philadelphia, were IN
e Easter guests Of their parents, IN
l. Rev. and Mrs. George #. Street q
'e the Baptist parsonage.
Mrs. John M. Hance. formerly {
, this city. now residing in Camdei
m n. j.. was the guest of James Hanc
N and family, on East Fifth stree
al over the week end.
~ Mrs. Fred Perch. OF Camden, =
D. j.. formerly of this city. spent III
Easter holidays with Mr.. and Mr.
re John +. y. Clayton, on East Fourt
II street.
is Mr.. and Mrs. Vance Mitchell,
It. Sixth and Delaware street, were n
r Easter guests Of Mrs. Mitchers pa
&c ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Clark Othoso
at OF Red Lion.
ny Miss Lillian Proud. daughter
m Mr.. and Mrs. George Proud, OF Ia
in Third street spent the Easter hol
ed days, with her uncle and aunt. NJ
ly and Mrs. George Burge, Of mel
C. Middletown.
en- Wallace Ware. who has be-
ad spending several months in Obi
a representing the Pussy and Jon
it. Company, of Wilmington, was 4
Id, Easter guest Of relatives and friend
h here.
nit Miss Edna Rees. OF the Stran
lis who has been spending two wee
ng with New York City relatives, r
turned home, Saturday.
he Mrs. Thomas A. Rees, OF q
a Strand. is visiting her son, Sec
e. Rees. in New York City.
Miss Mary l.. Wright, Of q
Il Strand. has resumed her duties
( stenographer. in the New Castle O
\ fee of the State Highway Commi
sion, for Francis Buck, engineer
charge. Miss Wright was laid ,
/ during the winter.
Frank Derrickson, superintende
Of the New Castle Water Compar
is in Philadelphia today. on busine
| Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew NJ. Gall
CHER, Of Star Hotel, entertained N