Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1922-11-06
NEWS GOSSIP
OF new CASTLE
Rev. A. w. Seiple, of Elys-
Burg, Pa, breaches at
Presbyterian Church
MASONS PAY HONOR
TO WASHINGTON
Special to The Evening journal,

A w. SelpieI II. d. OF ElysburBr Ia
preached in the First Presbyterian
Church yesterday. as the first can
didate for the pastorate of tina
church declared vacant Sunday, oc
tober 2s, by the Rev. Thomas Kerr
OF Greenhill, moderator. following
the farewell sermon by the Rev. 5
Beattie Wylie, retiring pastor
The Hare's Corner Farmers Clul
mas completed arrangements for q
masquerade party Wednesday even
1ng at the home of Charles NJ. Apple
ty a farmer near here. An old-fash-
doned barn dance will close the func.
aion.
Several hundred members of the
Masonic fraternity from Newport
Newark, Middletown and Delaware
City attended the George Washing
ton celebration on Saturday evening
The program follows; Prayer by
the Rev. L. E. Poole, D. D.. pastor OF
NJ. +. Church; Introductory remarks
by James T. Eliason, Jr.. Master OF
st. Johns Lodge; reading by Deputy
Grand Master Edward W. Cooch
singing by audience; address. wash
ington. the Man and the Mason" by
Past Master H. V. Holloway; solo.
ION the Road TO Mandalay," by Past
Master Hamilton L. Harris: address,
"The Meaning OF Washingtons Life
to Modern Masons." by p. G. NJ
Harry Mayer OF Dover; song. The
Star Spangled Banner" benediction
by the Rev. L. f. Poole.
Special revival services are being
held in the Lebanon NJ. r. Church,
Red Lion. the Rev. J. II. Geoghegan.
pastor. this week, with visiting pas
tors assisting at each service. Be-
ginning tomorrow evening the fo,-l
lowing pastors will preach: Monday
evening, the Rev. Frank Herson.
Newark; Wednesday evening, the
Rev. j. c. Mccoy. OF st. Georges;
Thursday evening. the Rev. l.. e.
Poole. d. D.. of New Castle. and Fri
day evening, the Rev. Thomas Par
dee, Of Christiana.
Contractor Joseph f. Burke has
completed the resurfaclng OF Fourth
street from Wilmington road TO
Foundry lane; Harmony street from
Second street to Fifth street and
Delaware street from Sixth street to
Seventh street. Mr. Burke intends
operating the large steam roller over
me newly constructed surfaces sew
eral times during the next week.
Inc weekly drill and business ses-
zion Of Battery II. C. A. c., will take
pace at o'clock this evening in
Van Dyke Armory.
City Council will hold its monthly
meeting tomorrow evening in the
mayors office. The session will be
adjourned to reconvene on the first
evening suitable to all members.
Harrison, the three-year-old son
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Lieb. OF the
Baldton, sustained severe decorations
OF scalp yesterday when he fell off
the porch OF his home. DIR. Lewis I
Booker gave medical attention.
Miss Margaret Snavely grand
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
thompson, Of the Baldton. who was
operated on at the Delaware Hos
pitai recently for appendicitis. has
returned home much improved.
Mr. and Mrs Frank L. Chase ana
daughter OF Long Island. N Y
nave taken apartments in the Hotel
Louise Mr.. Chase is connected with
the American Dredging Company on
the channel dredging Job near here.
Miss Ruth Zimmerman. president
OF the Young Peoples Branch of the
W. C. T. u. has announced Z. nasoue
party TO be given in the Sunday
school rooms OF the Methodist
Church next Friday evening. The
receipts will be for the benefit OF the
branch.
Clarence Ingram. OF wilmington.
was fined SO yesterday on the
charge of disorderly conduct. In
gram was arrested by Officer Kern
IN Shawtown Saturday night.
The monthly meeting of the polly
Anna Club composed of the Meth
odist Sunday. school class taught nv
Miss Myrtle Mcguire. OF the strand
VIII be held at the home OF Miss
Lillian Proud. East Fourth street
tomorrow evening.
j. Hubbard McCauley, OF Balti-
more Is the guest Of his mother and
sister, Mrs. Mary McCauley and Mrs
George W. Birmingham, Second and
Delaware streets.
AT the monthly business meeting
of the First Baptist Church last week
II was decided to hold the weekly
prayer service on Thursday even
ings. The subject this week will be
The Sunday School" with superin-
fendent Charles Leb. leader.
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore OFT. Mr.
and Mrs. John Merrill and Mrs. ]. /
M. Rockerfellow. OF Elkton. Md. /
were guests of the Rev. and Mrs
F. w Overhiser, Of the Baptist par
sonage yesterday. They attended /
the morning service at the church /
when Mrs. OFT was made a member
of the church. The visitors were
former Pensioners of the Rev
overhiser at Netcong. N. J., and re-
Gently took up their residence at Elk
ton
The weekly meeting OF st. Anne's
Guild, of the Emmanuel Episcopal
Church will take place in the Parish
House tomorrow evening at s O'Clock.
Announcement was made last
evening that se3 were cleared by
the Guild on the Halloween Party
given in the parish house. Miss
Ethel Quisiey. OF River road, Kath-
ryn Mendelowitz and Miss Ann Lam
caster. were prize winners; Joseph |
King Won the grashopper race;