Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-16


star co1,frondenco Of Everv Fvennc
New Castle Jan i6.-An excellent pro-
gramme has been arranged by tho amlse-
ment committee of Adclphiu Lodge 10.
s. Knights OF pythias for the public M
stallation ON Friday night An orchestra
with Prof Harry W. llushebeck, ieaasri
Edward H. Naylor, cornet, Edward w;
Eagle trombone, Everett Howard ana
Charles s. Fleming, yiolnisis, VIII imnlsn
the music A double male QUARTET
composed of John b. Manove, c. FERRIS
Jomison Lewis Thompson. Rev Cor
nelius W. prottyman. William i. Roth
we'll William Dcakync and Edward
Deakyne, with another party from Mll-
mingion. win sing several selections Rev
D. &. Short OF Delaware City win invoke
the blessing. Prof William ". Knowles
formerly OF this city, win deliver ana adj
dress Tho Kirby family viii render sev-
eral musical numbers 10 t. expected
that Henry c. Conrad of Wilmington viii
make an address and the address of wei
come viii be made by Rev. q. w Prctty-
man, n member of the local lodge The
installation and programme viii be given
in the lodge room ON the third floor oil the
hall at Fifth and Delaware streets, and
the refreshments will be served ON the
second floor of the hall The imitation
is by card. The installation will be under
the direction of Deputy NicC-CImnccllor
Samuel j Beck, assisted by other officers
OF the grand lodge.
But few people watch more closely the
approaching weather than Col j. Harry
Rogers, the octogonarlan Although IN
his SSth year. the colonel was out upon his
steels on Friday last, but the ice was not
firm and he was greatly disappointed
He is In fine shape and greatly longs for
one of the good old fashioned freezes. in
order that he may enjoy some sport. lie
is Interested in the pond ON top of the
Bellcvue-Stmtiord Philadelphia, and will
60 there TO skate as soon as the pond Will
bear sknters.
No admission viii be charged at the
annual entertainment of the First Baptist
Sunday-school this evening An excel
lent musical programme has been pre-
pared Those participating in the affair,
except the violinists are members of the
church and the Sunday-school
The members of the Home Missionary
Society of the Methodist Episcopal Church
are making an effort to increase the funds
Of the society by selling biscuits among
their friends
The Jim Shoe. So. so shaws.f
The old bakery on South Fourth street
known as the Kelly ,bakery. has beer
rented by party from Chester Baking
has been started there II the cuisines.
warrants the old ovens win be rebuilt am,
a larger bakery established
Joseph II. King has received CARLOAD
of saWdust. which will be used in the ic,
house ih storing ice.
John NJ Nallotte was notified ycstcrda,
OF the death of his niece. Mrs. Elizahctl
Nalletie Arnold. wife OF George Arnold
M her home, 037 North Marshall street
Philadelphia, Saturday. The funeral vii
take place tomorrow afternoon. Inter
ment viii be nude m Glenwood cemetery
The deceased has been O. frequent visito
IN this city whore she has many friends
The funeral of Aloysius Morrison, sol
OF Mr.. and Mrs. George Morrison. tool
place this morning at . o'clock from th
home OF bis parents Front and Chcstnu
streets. Tho body was taken to 81
Peters X. c. Church where mass wa
celebrated by the pastor, Rev. r. y
Campbell lntermcnt was made in th
cemetery adjoining the church. IN
floral tributes were pntty The pal
bearers were James LAWYER Emmitt Nc
Grory, Charles Wipi and John Miller
Lewis Duncan is storing his househol
goods at his property az Delaware stree
wharf, and viii board until spring, whe
he viii be able 90 obtain possession of on
OF his houses. The house vacated b
Mr. Duncan, on North Front street. wi
be rented 20 Reading parties who will TAX
up their residence IN this city.
Three cases of diphtheria are reporte
IN this city. ono an adult. another a grow
girl and the third a child. an In difierei
sections OF the city The doctors Al
doing what they can TO prevent a spreg
of the disease.
House for rent Eliason
Robert Shaw. the sufferer from hi