Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-16
ll.n corI..rona,nee d Ersry E,snInl.

ancc. The ball takes place tonight.
Pretty programmes have been prepared,
with an outside cover representing q base
ball diamond and on the front page of
the inside cover are the names of the
officers, while inside are scheduled 32
dances dedicated TO different organiza-
tions and friends, including the Brylgon
Steel Casting Co., Baldt Steel Co., the
trolley company, the grand conductor,
/. Eugene Chase; Baseball Manager
Murphy: Delaware Water Improvement
Co.; Co. H, n. G. d.; Cromwell Woolen
Mil; New Castle Club: the bazaar com
mittee; President Rennie and "lo our
followers to take a seat in the grand stand
and leave the tin cans at home" The
officers will be as follows: Grand Con-
ductor, l.. Eugene Chase Floor Manager,
Immet McGrory; Assistant Floor Man
ayers, Hugh Duffy William d. Leach,
Charles Countiss. Robert Newlovc Harry
Bradford. William Lawlor, Harry Oliver,
J.. o. Wise Harry Hance; Chairman of
Committee, PcterG. Madden; 4. J. White,
secretary; J. J. kerngan, treasurer; Com
, mittee Of Arrangements J. +. Murphy,
". g. Madden, A. HcCaughan, J.J. Kerr
rkan, y. j. White. Reception Committee,
J r. NcTror. S. s. Deemer. G.. p. Hol-
comb, S. T.. Lane. NJ B. Fleming
On Saturday evening George n. Rennie
received a cable dispatsh from his son,
Archie Rennie. now on the kearsarge.
The dispatch read. "Accident on kear-
sarge. unhurt. Archie" The papers were
anxiously scanned yesterday morning TO
learn more Of the accident and while the
people felt sorry for the unfortunate and
their relatives there was feeling of relief
10 learn that none Of the local boys now
in the service was injured or killed
AZ the meeting Of the ladies of the bazaar
ronmittee on Saturday evening. II was
learned that everything pertaining to the
npening OF the bazaar tomorrow evening,
had been carefully looked after and "A
division Of the tables and articles was ar
ranged. Miss katherine Gormley, who
is chairman Of tho ladies committee,
announces the names OF those who will
take part at tho tables, as follows: Cake,
Mrs. Thomas Smith, Mrs. r., r. Wise;
candy, Miss Ray Patton Miss Clara New
love; lemonade, Mrs, John G.. Bridge
water fancy table, No. !, Mrs. James
Cluimby and Miss Edith Quimby: fancy
table, No p, Miss May Pedrck. Miss Anna
NeWlove; fancy table, No 3 Miss Eliza
both McCuo. Miss Annie Gormlev.
Miss katherine Gomley. Miss
Name Rodgers. Miss Lucy Ford.
Miss Name Gormley, Miss Louise Price
Miss Margaret l8wler. Miss Cecilia Bowie
Miss Mary Reynolds. Miss Mary Murphy
Miss Elizabeth Murphy, Miss Annie Me.
Grath, Miss Mamie McCuc, Miss Sara Me.
Cue, Mrs. Frank Bridgewator. Mrs Wilbur
Meredith, Mrs. Looms Wise. Mrs. Seldon
=. Deemer, Miss Lottie Doemcr Mm
Frederick pcoch. Miss Susie Patton. Miss
Julia Leonard, Miss Annie Duffy. Miss
Josephine Fitzgerald and Miss Helen
Hance; Assistants, Miss Annie Gcmmill
Miss Ethel Grimes. Miss Agnes Hewlett
Miss Katie Madden. Mrs r. c. Madden
Miss Nickols Mrs. Robert Newlove. Miss
Margaret Ahern. Miss ELLA Brown Miss
Lillian Montgomery. Miss Mary Bridge.
water, Miss Annie Winslow. Miss Myrtle
Mcguire, Mrs. John Newlovc. Miss Florc
Chase. Miss Alpha Smith. Miss Anna
Megginson Mrs. Mary Reynolds. Mis-
Kate Walls, Miss Mary King. Mrs Harold
Hobbs, Miss Genevieve Lawler.
William Thompson, clored, former
resident Of Maryland, was arrested by
officer lobin, early last evening in the
vicinity OF Eilason's lumber ward with
several friends, on the charge of playing
crap. he was locked up and az a hearing
before Mayor Boyd pleaded guilty. anc
hfNA Wv VI ANi NNlnNlNs 10 NNIAN IL
days IN jail. He chose the latter alter
native and was sent over hv the mavol
IN custody Of the officer who made IN,
arrest. The police under the direction
Of the mayor. are doing all that can b,
done toward breaking up the gambling
hut those who take part in the games hav,
spies out and as soon as an officer puts in
an appearance the players stop plavins
and run. Mayor Boyd stated last even
ing that he would break up the practice
n II became necessary to swear I'm half O
the citizens as special policemen. and n,
will place them on duty all over the city
The persons caught Will be compelled Z,
pay a much heavier fine and will also re-
ceive terms OF imprisonment that vii
have a tendency TO stop the practice.
II is understood that certain citizen
are about to take the matter up with Al
torney-Gencral Richards, to see Il tn,
State officers, with special officers. canno
make the arrests of the persons who per
fist in the gambling
The marriage of Miss Bertha Hammill
daughter OF Mrs. Fannie p Hammill o
Second and Harmony streets, and Jacol
hpelchcr, timekocper at the plant of thl
Brylgon Steel Casting Co., took place a
The rcctory Of Emmanuel p. Il. Church
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formed by Rev. Frank Merton Munson
IL. ID. The bride was attended bv he
sister. Miss Edna Hammin and Harr,
Hanoe WAS the best man. After the cere
mony Mr.. and Mrs. Speicher went TO IN
home of the mother Of the bride. when
the parental blessing was given and
supper was served, after which the happ'
couple proceeded 10 Reading and othe
points IN Pennsylvania TO visit relative
Of the groom. A home has been furn
ished on Harmony street near Fifth, wher
they viii reside on their return.
Maud Miller, colored, a former residen
OF Chester Pa. was "A defendant in Magis
trate Terry 5 court on Saturday afternoon
charged with acting ia a disorderly manne
and after being confronted by the mapis
trate, who witnessed the trouble. whic
occurred on Friday, Maud asked the cour
70 be merciful. The result was a fine an
costs, amounting 10 $50, which wa
readily paid.
Nathaniel Boulden. colored. was al
rested by Constable Buckley on Satur
day and charged with acting in disor
derly manner His fine and cost
amounted to S2.2O. which was paid.
In Emmanuel p. 4. Church. ycsterdai
morning, at 1890 clock. Rev. Dr. Camp
bell of Philadelphia conducted the service
and holy communion. The church wa
prettily decorated with potted plants am,
cut flowers. The following music wa
rendered by the choir with Mrs. Edga
4. Bross organist: Hymn, "Christ the Ior,
Is Risen Today" "Christ our Passover,