The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-01-29
NEW CASTLE NEWS.

What is Trunspiring In the Pretty Tow
On the delaware.
CORRESPONDENCE OF the Republican.
New CASTLE, Jan. 29.-Sidna Norvelli
and nine more members OF her com
pany closed three nights engage
ment here on Saturday night. Iht
performance WINS the drama 'LaEdy
Audley's Secret" md how the peopl,
permitted them to go through with II
Is yet a eecret. 1t was to say tn,
least Inferior to the core. On Thurs
day and Friday evenings it was an
nounced that every one purchasing |
ticket would receive chech, and tina
gold watch would be drawn for last
night
In one part OF play Lady Audle!
threw her husband into deep we'll
and II is considered that the watch fel
out OF his pocket and went, like NJ c
Ginty, to the bottom of the we'll. n,
watch was drawn for and several lei
were talking of having tho com pany
crested for obtaining money undo,
false pretenceB. At the hotel where
they stopped their trunks were hell
for three days board. 1t seems that
the company was billed for week In
Wilmington but stayed only three
days. Ten came here and eight went
to Chester. 1t Is shout time that beats
were pulled up.
The Red Mems Hall auditorium wat
crowded on Saturday evening, the
occasion being a free entertainment,
by the members of Y. III. I. Il. e. Pro
lessor McGrory's orchestra Rendered
excellent music. The program cou'
sisted OF farces. stump speeches, solos
dances and Rymnastic performances
1t was voted by all those present thnt
the entertainment was grand sue
cess. Each one was ms good as another,
and 10 use the expression a good deal
better. Among those who took par
In the entertainment under the able
management OF Walter XetIey were;
Peter Zebley, John Hamilton, John
Connor, Ed. Wolf, Ted Smith, Gust
from China), VIII Gears. Pussy Sid
well. o. S. Pritchett, Jas. Eagin. w.
Louth, o. Higman, j. c. Hendrix, Har
ry Timms.
Mr. aud Mrs. Henry Collins gave a
party in honor OF their guests. Mrs,
John ConrLenuy and Mrs. Thomas
Ing. Among those present were:
Mr.. and Mrs. WorthingtUn. Mr.. and
Mrs. Mhitnack. Mr. George W. Eek
les and Miss Mary ST. John Hugh hes.
Mr.. James Challenger and Mise Regi.
ma Mahoney, Mr.. John Martin and
Miss Nan Mahoney. Mr.. j. L. Phillips
and Miss NJ. Rogers Mrs. Dougherty,
Mrs. Martin. Miss Josie Fitzgerald,
and Mrs. A. III. Gallagher. A delight
full time was spent by oil present.
Refreshments were served In abund-
unce.
Mrs. Thomas Begley and Miss Mary
Leonard, of Wilmington. were the
guests OF friends here yesterday.
James Mctallin, Philadelphia, spent
yesterday with his parents here.
Elmer Hawk, OF Wilmington, was
the guest Of New Castle friends yea
terday. "....
Floor and table oil cloths Stops.
Ferris Jemison and ID. II. Wolf at.
tended the theatre In Wilmington
Saturday night.
Mise Nellie Haycock. OF Whining
ton: is Visiting Miss Lucy Ford.
Walter and Miss May Hanson, vii.
minKton, visited their many friends
here yesterday.
Miss Amelia Boyd. OF Newport. ia
the guest OF Mrs Robert Lynch.
Marvin Gray Of Chester, was the
guest Of New Castle friends yester-
day.
Miss Annie Willard OF Wilmington
Is the CUES. OF Miss Elsie Wilhslme.
very small detachment OF the c.
A. e. cavalry took few miles ride
yesterday. The beautiful sorrel he.
longing to II. Eben Watts attracted a
good deal of attention. II is grand
saddle horse.