Evening journal., 1922-04-01
home on the Strand.


The funeral services OF Mr.. Rainey
were IN charge OF Adelphia Lodge,
who furnished four OF the pall-bear-
ers. while the other two we're urn-
ished by Seminole Tribe OF Red Men.
The services took place at his late
residence this afternoon with the
Rev Joseph II. carp. rector OF I'm
manuel Church officiating. Inter
ment was IN the New Castle Meth
odist Cemetery.
The services In Emmanuel Episco-
pal Church tomorrow VIII be IN
charge Of the Rev. Joseph II. carp.
who viii preach At II o'clock on
''The Cross and The Crown" and a.
T.50 o'clock evening service on
False Pride" Tho church school
will meet at s.45 O'Clock. At the
IL o'clock service Holy Communion
viii be celebrated. The daily Len
ten evening prayer services Will be
I continued throughout the coming
week. al 4 o'clock each afternoon
except Friday. when the service will
| take place az 7.3o o'clock IN the
evening. A special preacher will
| speak A. the latter service.
The Rev. and Mrs. J. r. Bicking
were given a farewell reception
by the members OF tho Dobhins-
VILE Branch OF the Sunday
school. Thursday evening a. the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Adeibert
Riley. Clymer street. The evening
was spent with music. with the Rev.
Mr.. Ricking officiating Al the organ.
Several solos were sung. after which
refreshments were served. Those
present were: the Rev. and Mrs. ].
r. Bicking, Mr.. and Mrs. Delbert
Riley. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Free
man. Mr.. and Mrs. William Steele.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Bush. Mr and
Mrs. Lloyd Taylor and son. Mrs. An
drew Buckman. Mrs. John Malonev.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Baxter. Will
liam Cassaboon. Mrs. Robert Cook.
Mrs. William Pittam. Mrs. Florence
Ellsworth, Henry Klink. Misses Ida
Belts, Lulu freeman. Reba Wall
Ing. Anna Riley. Ethel Maioney.
Francis Hoffman. Jesse and Harry
Walling Norman Riley. Clarence
Maloney and John Pittam.
Miss Mary Walton, an operator Al
the local telephone exchange. who
thas been m for several DAYS. has re-
covered and has resumed her duties
at the exchange. Miss Walton spen,
the past two days with friends near
Middletown, IN an effort TO regain
her strength.
Mr. and Mrs. william Loveless
who have resided for several years
on Delaware street, near Sixth. have
moved 10 near Harvey Station,
where Mr.. Loveless has become
poultryman on the farm OF William
Speakman. Their nephew. Harry
Loveless, a motorman on the New
/ Castle-Delaware City trolley line
will move his family from Dobhins-
Vile TO the property vacated by his
uncle.
The Seventh Ward Quot Team OF
Wilmington. will ply a series OF
games with an AU-Star aggregation
Of quoit fingers Of this city. The
games will be IN the lodge room on
the third floor OF Masonic Temple
next Monday evening following the
weekly business session OF Seminole
Tribe OF Red Men.
Miss Theresa Foraker. OF VIII.
mington. IS the guest OF her friend
Miss Rose McGrory, OF Eighth
street.
Mr.. and Mrs. George T. Tobin. sr.
who have been spending severa
days at Millington. Nd. as the gues
OF their son John and family, re
, turned home yesterday.
John carp, a senior OF Swarth
more College. Is entertaining severa
OF his college chums over the weel
end at Emmanuel rectory, Third AM
Harmony streets.
Mrs. Alfred ]. Hail. OF Hamilton
Park, who has been IN Wilmington a
the guest Of her sister and brother
in-lsw. Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick c
Price. has returned home.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hewlett mo
tored to Ridley Park. Pa, wher
they were the guests Of Rev. an
Mrs. George T. Street and family
Mr.. Street was formerly pastor q
the First Baptist church here.