Evening journal., 1922-01-13
NEWS GOSSIP
OF new CASTLE
Officers of Caesar Rodney
Chapter, Order of Eastern
Star, Installed
JEWELS PRESENTED
TO MRS. LEACH
snoc,a1 n 1be rvenlnr Journal.


NEW, CASTLE, Jan. 1s.-The
newly elected officers OF Caesar Rod
nev Chapter. No. 8. order OF Eastern
Star were installed by Mrs. Julia NJ.
Story, OF Delaware Chapter No. l.
Wilmington, worthy matron OF the
/ Grand Chapter OF Delaware, last
evening. Jewels were presented the
retiring matron, Mrs. s. Elizabeth
/ Leach and the retiring patron, Ray
mond Foster. by the trustees OF the
! Chapter. Mrs. Leach and Mr.. Fos-
ter are the first past matron and
patron OF this chapter, each having
served two terms
The officers, who served during
/ the past two terms with Mrs. Leach
and Mr.. Foster. presented gold
ring with an Eastern Star setting to
Mrs. Leach and a watch charm, with
a Shriner and Masonic settings to
Mr. Foster.
/ From the members OF the Chapter
as a unit Mrs Leach received a large
cut glass flower vase and Mr.. Foster
a pair of gold cuff links.
The Rev. j. r. Bicking made the
presentations for both the members
and officers The retiring matron
and patron were surprised, when
presented with these tokens OF ap-
probation and made appreciative
responses.
Mrs. Leach also was presented
with a diamond set lavaliere from
her husband, w. W. Leach, and
large bouquet OF roses from hei
sons, John and Benjamin.
Omcers installed were: Miss Carrie
Gemmnl. worthy matron; Edward
II. Naylor, sr.. worthy patron; Mrs
Lsallie r. Meredith. associate matron
Miss Ana Vantine, conductress; Mrs
Dora Clymer. associate conductress
Mrs Elizabeth Hobbs. secretary
Mrs Ellen Foster. treasurer; Mrs
Edward II. Naylor, chaplain; Mrs
Mary Hanf. marshal; Mrs. ELL
Brown, organist.
The appolntive officers installe,
were Star Points: Ada" Mrs. Bessi,
Hewlett: Ruth" Mrs. Henrietta
Connor; Esther" Mrs. Bessie Val
lette; Martha" Mrs. Amy Blake, ant
"Electa." Mrs. Sarah Haines Ward
er, Mrs. Mary L. G. Burris and Sen
tinel, william w. Leach.
In addition to an exceptionally
large number OF local members Il
attendance at the affair, large dele
cations OF members from Delawar
Chapter. the Grand Chapter, Juli
! NJ. Story Chapter and Mizpar Char
ter, were present.
Among them were Worthy Gran
J. Matron Mrs. Julia M. Story; gran
= secretary. Mrs. NJ. Eta Keys; gran
instructress, Mrs Mary A. Hool
Mrs. Grace Macklin and Mrs. Elizi
!, beth Wise, members OF Julia n
Story Chapter No. 8, Wilmington
Miss Pauline w wilhelm, OF tn
city, member OF Delaware Chapte
No. 1, and Mrs. Helen W. Pyle. as
sociate conductress OF Julia NJ. Stor
Chapter.
Thomas Cluelow. aged S5 year.
who has been suffering with hear
trouble for several months wa
stricken unconscious at the home @
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Whhesid,
about 1.S0 o'clock yesterday after
noon and up to a late hour last nigh
had not regained consciousness
Cmelow has resided with Mr.. an
Mrs. Whiteside, Cherry street, 10
the past twenty years
, Mr.. Cluelow. shortly after moo
) yesterday took a walk on East Sixt
street TO the new concrete dyk
: bridge. When he returned he con
, planned OF having severe pains in h
8 left arm. Mrs. Whiteside left th
!. house to go to the store, on her r,
4 turn she found Cluelow lying bac
in a chair, unconscious
q DR.. Vallette was called and DR.,
y nounced him suffering from an a
n tack OF valvular heart trouble.
Mrs. Laura f. Denny, mother
, William o. Denny, OF this city, die
4 at her home in Port Penn yesterds
- afternoon. Mrs. Denny. who was
years old, was the wife OF JOSEF
II II. Denny, and died at her home 70
n lowing an illness OF about ten dag
as The funeral services will take pla
m from her late residence at o'cloN
er Sunday afternoon. 1nterment W
is be in the Old Hickory Grove Gem
Is terry, near Port Penn. Mrs. Denr
r. who has been a frequent visitor
st the home Of her son on. the Strar
was well known here.
n Mrs John 7. Hopkins. OF Ro
is. Hill. is confined to her kor
NJ through illness
sst John Naylor gave a blackboa
OF demonstration TO the members
ity the varsity basketball team Of {
High school in the assembly 70,
Of the High School Wednesd
evening.
~ The Anchor A. c. basketball tes
- will play the South Side-Eden tei
in the Opera House cage at s.
o'clock this evening. dance v
70 follow the game Tobin's orches
- will furnish the music.
re John Gott, OF Ninth and Clayi
n streets. sustained severe lacerati,
ge Of the thumb Of the left hand y
terday. when It go tcaught in a bai
ng saw at the plant OF the Whining
,at Fibre Specially Company.
are The following officers have b'
u elected by the Red Lion Social