The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-10-25
New Castle Letter

New CASTLE, Oct 25.-The parlor at
the residence or Miss Clara Blackburn
was the scene OF very bright and
pleasant occasion last evening. In
order to further missionary work that
lestlmable young lady and her Sunday
school class. ably assisted by Rev. Dr.
and Mrs. MartiDdale, Mise Estella
Deakyne and Miss Kate Mcguire, rem
ldered delightful program. in the
presence OF about so persons.
/ The following program was rem
de:ed: Hymn No. 30, by the class;
RECITATION. entitled 'Contentment." by
Things" by Mary Bertlett; Hymn No.
'22, by the class; recitation. "A Little
Brown Penny" by Mary Cooper;
select reading, THE Mite Box" by
Estella Deakyne; recitation Tender
nese," by Ella Morgan; solo. byMarion
! Hushebeck; recitation, "a Hard Work
ling Womun," by Anna Nantine; duct,
by the Rev. DR.. and Mrs. Martlndale
The latter was rendered in such great
form that the two" had to respond to
an encore. After cleverly-delivered
recitation by Clara Grimes and Marion
Hushebeck, Miss Kate Mcguire gave
a select reading. This was followed
by hymn No. "a by the class. Then
there was another recitation by Han
nah Paxon and delightful solo,
Come Back, My Boy by DIR. Martin.
dale. and step Out on Promise" by
the entire audience.
1 Refreshments were then served to
Iall those present. Several OF those
present after the entertainment was
over, went In for pleasant, social
\ time, and all enjoyed 1t thoroughly.
Three of the Columbia Athletic Clut
went to Philadelphia to purchase d
ipool table for the use OF the members,
and not for the directors as some
Imagine. Another OF the club inspect
cd the Y. NJ. q. A. gymnasium in Will
lmlngton.
John A. Walls has presented large
ham to the G. A. G. Mr.. Walls says
that 1t can be used for several pur-
poses. After they make 1t into sand
wiches the bone will do for punch.
Ing bag, presidents gavel or q jani-
tors club.
There are six OF New Castles pretty
maidens who want to be school teach
ers.
The painting OF the Front Rsnge
lighthouse below this city will be done
by II. b. Harrington.
During the recent severe storm the
banks of the Blackbird creek were
damaged to a good extent. Several
men left here last night to work OH
the repairs.
Next Sunday morning the members
OF Harmony Castle No. g. Knights of
the Golden Eagle will attend service
in body at the Methodist Protestant
Church. The Eagles always make u
fine showing when they turn out.
The Young Mems Temperance Re-
form Club 10 making rapid progress.
John Smithgon, who formerly was
with liiet Graham in this city but now
located at Centreyille. visited his
many friends here yesterday.
1 Harry Dellon went to Baitim ora yes
terday to bs present ut the MUrlarity
tight last night.
Mr.. and Mrs. james Whitelock left
yesterday for New Haven, Conn., where
they will spend the winter.
Rev. Edward l.. Brady is attending
the Catholic Synod in Wilmington
This morning he was celebrant OF the
high mass for the repose of the souls
lot deceased priests of tie diocese
which was sung in st. Peters Pro
Cathedral.
The Philadelphia schooner. Wallace
, -. Boyd pissed up yesterday witt
her topmasts and yards all gone
She had been over two months coming
ilfrom Montevideo.