Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-05-28
.lna calre.ronaance Of 80 rr.nIng

staf Correspondence Of Every Evening.
New Castle, May q. The members
of the Captain Evan s. Watson Post,
G. A. r., accompanied by members Of I
Co. H., n. G.. d., attended services at
the First Baptist Church, at II o'clock
yesterday morning and last evening at
the M. n. Church. Capt Myers mad
charge Of the militia.
On Wednesday morning, at $50
O'Clock, the members Of the post with
the firing squad from Co. H., will
meet at the Town Hall and form into
line and headed by the Brunswick + ife
and Drum Corps Will visit the several
cemeteries and decorate the graves Of
fallen comrades. The line Of march
will be to Emmanuel churohyard, to
the Glehe, TO Mt Zion, to st. Peters,
to M. e., to Union, to the Presby-
terian cemetery, and then TO the wharf,
at the foot of Delaware street, where
flowers will be strewn upon the waters
IN honor of the sailor dead. The adj
dress will be made by Rev. James NJ.
Wise. In the several cemeteries the
preachers of the respective churches
controlling them will probably make
addresses. Flowers for the graves are
requested to be left at the home of
Edward Challenger, tomorrow evening
or at the Town Hall, on Wednesday
morning, 9r send notice TO any person
who may have flowers that can be
called for.
Don't fail to stop at Klina's pooloom
aud segar store at Second and Delaware
Streats*
Children's Day wae appropriately
celebrated in the First fresby yterian
/ Church at $50 o'clock last evening.
The pulpit was handsomely trimmed
with flowers, which, 40 the close of
the services, were distributed among
the members of the congregation and
people who are i'll, and others will be
| given to the members of the q. A. R.,
for use in the decoration Of the graves
of fallen comrades. The musical num-
bers We're we'll rendered with Mrs.
Georges IL. Rennie, organist, Edward
II. Naylor, cornetist; Charles S. Flem-
ing, Everett b. Howard, violinists.
Miss Sophia Taylor received a hand
some Bible as reward for perfect
recitation OF the Shorter Catechism.
Miss ella Brown sang solo in
pleasing manner The church was
crowded to the doors with members Of
all denominations. Five children
I N'AR 'tflfNiANNAs Il NAN HISS ION ADAANAAAUn
was S27. 30.
The j i'm Shoe, s3.5O-Shaws
At the close Rev. $. Beattie Wylie.
pastor, bade good-by to the members
of the congregation. This morning
he left for New York and on Wednes-
day will sail for Liverpool. Last
evening Pastor Wylie was entertained
at dinner 10y Mr.. and Mrs. George
II. Rennie.
The Browntown baseball team of the
Wilmington City League will be the
attraction at Battery Park on Wed
nesday afternoon at $50 O'Clock in
place of the Salem team, as formerly
stated. The change is due to the
manly action of Manager Frank Mer-
rion, Jr., of the Salem team, who has
cancelled the engagement, saying that
his team was not strong enough to
meet the local team. IL is expected
that Lane will pitch for the local
team.
House for -Eliason Bros
The Whirlwinds of Fifth street and
the Kickers of the east side will play
at Battery Park on Wednesday after
noon at i O'Clock.
Emmett McGrory, pitcher for the
New Castle club, will 90 to Newark
for the remainder OF the season at a
figure which will nearly treble the
wages now paid by the local organiza-
tion.
james V. Campbell has secured a
position in the tonsorial establishment
of Albert koehler, in Wilmington.
Attractive signs, painted white and
lettered in black, have been placed
on the ends of cars of the local trolley
line, similar to those of the Whining
ton City Railway Co.
Joseph IL. King is storing empty
shad boxes, used Tor the shipment Of
fish, and the season will in few davs
be a thing of the past.
Leon King, son Of j. Harry King. is
suffering from an injury TO his back.
the result of "a fall.
Announcements were made in ST
Peters II. G. Church, yesterday. by
Rev. Frederick v. Campbell, of the
coming marriages of Frank Beck and
Miss Irene Flynn; Clarence Palmer
and Miss Mamie Madden; Michael J..
Carney and Miss Beatrice Ryan. The
marriages will take place this month.
Rev. Edgar Campbell Of Philadel
phia was the preacher at both services
at Emmanuel p. E. Church Yesterday.
Miss Rachel Almond entertained a
party of ten at a house party at her
summer home, the farm owned by Mrs.
Louise r. Holcomb on the Delawafe
River front, yesterday.
Personal-Mr. and Mrs. James T.
Challenger and children have been the
guests of U. $. Marshal and Mrs.
William j. Finn at Newport-NIiss
Esteila Deakyne, teacher in the
Tome Institute, has been visiting rela-
tives here-Miss Amelia Garrett Of
Wilmington is the guest of Miss Ella
Gravell-Mr. and Mrs. Harry viii
helme Of Wilmington have been visit