Evening journal., 1922-06-16
NEWS HAPPENINGS IN DELAWARE AND MARYLAND TOWNS

of Mrs. Harley Seal, chalrman'
Miss Mary Y. Elginton and Hrs
Evan Lancaster.
A party OF anglers, e. V. Platt,
Mark Clymer, John Barnes, Samuel
Etchels, Earl Banks, Austin NC
Caughan, of this city, and George
McCaughan, OF Washington, ID. c.
who is spending his vacation with
his brother. here. spent yesterday
afternoon angling at Noxentown
Lake. They caught about rs pounds
OF bass and large catfish.
A meeting OF the State Road Com
munity Club took place in the state
Road chapel last evening, when fol-
lowing the business session, a liter
arv and musical program was pre-
sented by members OF the club. The
program was prepared and in charge
Of the entertainment committee
William T. Harrington, chairmani
Mrs. Benjamin f. Moore and Mrs.
! Chandler H. Gebhart. The pro-
gram follows: Singing, America"
by club; recitation. by Edythe Har-
rington; violin solo, by Charles Ham
ilton; recitation. by Margaret Moore;
singing, a trio. Mrs. Benjamin
Moore. Mrs. Chandler II. Gebhart
and William T. Harrington; recita-
ton, by Thomas Appleby; dialogue
John Walker and Wilkinson Il.
Cranston; recitation. Mrs. Benjamin
Richards; solo, by Mrs. c. H. Geb-
hart; recitation, by Forrest Hamil-
ton; violin solo. by Miss Ruth Ham
ilton; recitation. by Mrs. Benjamin
Moore; the entertainment closing by
the clug singing the Star Spangled |
Banner" Following the rendition
OF the program those present enjoy
ed a social hour. during which re-
freshments were served by the com
mittee.
AT the meeting OF st. Johns
Lodge, A. F. and A. NJ, last even
Ing. the following officers were elect
ed: Worshipful Master, James r.
Eliason; senior warden, Howard L.
wilhelm; Junior warden. Captain S.
h. /. Duncan; secretary, Edward w.
Eagle: treasurer. Jesse A. Mckay
Following the business session the 1.
grand officers and members OF the
lodge went 10 Emmanuel parish
house where members OF Caesar
Rodney Chapter. Order OF Eastern
Star. banqueted them. A special
meeting OF st. Johns Lodge will be
held in Masonic Temple next We'd
nesday evening.
Arrangements have been complet-
ed for the annual excursion OF the !
First Baptist Sunday school to Riv-
erview Beach. N. j., on Monday. Z
June 26. The local excursion will be {
"a In nn ] .
excursion from the Delaware Ave {
1ue, Second and North Baptist Sun {
lay schools OF Wilmington. II IS {
expected the Wilson Line steamer
will stop at Delaware street wharf !
% take on and discharge passengers
hat day. l
The members of the Good VIII q
fire Company OF this city are al I
'eady making preparations for their $
lnnual carnival which will take place r
,arly in August. II is the aim OF
he committee in charge OF the ar r
to have as their assist r
lnts at the different amusements. r
number OF young women OF the city. :
A very quiet but pretty wedding
ook place last evening at the home {
u Mr. and Mrs. George b. Pustill, of
Fourth and Harmony streets, when I
Mrs. Ida Ryan became the bride OF /
Tohn w. Carey OF Queens Ann
county. Nd. Rev. Luther r. Poole,
pastor OF the Methodist Episcopal 4
'hurch OF this city officiated. Mrs
'arey is a sister OF Mrs. Pustill. Fol
owing the ceremony the bridal
arty and Immediate family were
at a reception after
Thich the couple left for Northers,
!. J.
The funeral services OF Frank An
onia. aged 46 years, whose death oc-
urred at the Physicians and Sur
cons Hospital, Wilmington. on
uesday evening. took place from
is late residence at Ninth and
oung streets, at o'clock this
forming. with requiem mass in ST.
eter's r. c. Church. Interment |
III be in the Cathedral cemetery. !
Franks body was sur
,unded in one OF the most beauti-
Il and abundant collection OF flow \
s. Several hundred persons at
nded the services.
Mrs George T. Tobin Jr., OF Del
ware was taken 10 lHt l
Hospital. Wilmington
st evening. in a serious condition.
le was operated upon yesterday
ternoon.
Miss Mary Eliason. daughter OF
rs Lewis E. Eliason. OF West Fifth !
rect. a student OF Wellesley Col |
ye, Mass, has returned home for |
e summer vacation.
Joseph O'Rourke. OF Greenbank. |
rs the guest OF his brother. B. r. |
Rourke. Sixth and Delaware J
-eets, yesterday.
Miss Anna McCaughan left today /
r Atlantic City, N. j.. where she |
II spend ten days.
Word has been received from \ I
onard Comerford. a midshipman | |
the U. s. s. Tennessee. now in the !
ciflc ocean off California, that ne I
Il be at his home here In Septem- | |
r for a lengthy furlough.
Mrs. Edwin Fox. of Reading, Pa
the guest Of Professor and Mrs.
snry z. snavely. on East Third | |