Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-31
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star oorspondsnes Of Every Evening.
New Castle, March sI.-An enjoyable
time Was had at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
James L. Eliason, on Fifth street near
South, last evening, - a musicale given
under the auspices of the Young Peoples
Society Of the First Presbyterian Church.
At the close Of the affair each person was
served with cake and lemonade and there
was plenty for everybody. About $50
people were in attendance The persons
taking part did we'll and their efforts
were appreciated. "The Bashful Miss "
a two step. composed and written by Miss
Iva Appleby Of Wilmington, was heard
for the hrst time and pade one of the hits
Of the evening, and by request was ro-
peated. The programme as carried out,
Was hs follows. Quertet, Come and
Join the Merry Danse" Mrs. Rudolph
A. Vallette, Mrs Yistoria Wise, Lewis
Thompson, Harry Y. Jemison; instru-
mental duet, Miss Margaret Carrick, Miss
Marie Smith; two stop, "Bashful Miss, "
Charles 3. Fleming, violin, Miss kssie
Kirby, piano; piano solo, Rose Of the
Heather Miss Emma Rosselli vocal solo,
"Violets," Miss Eva Yandegriit, Port
Penn, recitation, Nl5s Emerson, VIII
miukton, vocal solo, Miss Clara Grimes,
accompanied by Miss gssie Kirby, pianist,
and G. S. Fleming, violinist; piano solo,
'Dhncing in the Moonlight" Miss Caro-
line Hofmann: duet, Beautiful Moon
light Miss Ella Brown, Mrs Rudolph
A. Vallette; accompaoist. Miss Margaret
Cauick; violin solo variations. Charles
s. Fleming; Miss E1sie Kirby, piano;
vocal solo. Miss Ed9h Quimby, accom-
panist Miss Margaret Carrick; recitation,
Miss Emerson; piano solo "Minuet.
Harry Peech; vocal solo. Miss Carrie
CleWell; accompanist, Miss Essie Kirby;
vocal Holo, Miss Claya Grimes, accom-
panist. Miss Essie Kiiby; recitation, Miss
Emerson music and Feireshments.
Our display Of Easier hats will surpass
those Of previous yeprs An invitation
extended TO all. Ms. Francis p Nc
Calhn+
A youth wss caught by Officer Tobin,
yesterday afternoon, after he had stood
alongside Of the home sf j. Ernest Phillips,
on South Sixth street and shot az n robin
in a tree. The boy wRs taken 70 the office
Of Mayor Boyd and the gun taken away
from him. He wasthoroughly frightened
and became so unntTved that he was
about to fall over in a faint when his con-
dition was noticed by the officer and the
boy was taken 20 tbs open air and re-
yived, after which he was allowed TO 60
TO his home. His father was notified
and secured the gun last evening.
Tho shooting Of rohias and blackbirds
IN the vicinity OF Sixth and South
streets will be stopped IT Il is. noccs-
sary TO station "A spclal officer at the
place Tho Audubon Society and the
Delaware State Game Protective Associa-
ton will take hand IL the work of break
ing up the practice ii recessary
Special bargains wall paper, mattings,
tubs. wash boilers. buckets. Stcopst
Arbor Day was celebrated in the differ
cnt school rooms yesterday afternoon
by specisl musical and literary pro-
gmmmes. The schoo,s of Miss Mahoney
and Miss Downie confined and rendered
the following excellent programme: Sing
ing. "America; Cow Inur Loa's procla-
nation George Madden: "rrco of Happi-
ness" Pauline Wilhelme; "Brds, Elva
Bennett; "Naturc Rhymes, Flora
Downcy; "lhe Live Oak Ada Matthias;
"Flowers, Mary Weggenmanu; "Essay
on Birds. Lee Clothier; "Blue Bird.
James Taylor; "lhree Trees. Irene Wise
"Spring Robin bricc Nallcttc; "Hcard
in the Woods, Matthew Wall. "Out OF
Doors George Ford, "Essay on Birds
Anna Early; song, "Arbor Day
We want 10 fll your prescriptions-E
Challenger a Son, Pharmacists
Rev. G. A. Jenkins. Jr., takes charg,
as pastor of the Baptist Church tomorrow
and will take for his themes the following
subjects: Morning, one of a series of tw,
sermons on Gideon" evening, "Ihl
Housebuilders
The Jim Shoe. $3.50 -Shaw'st
Motorman Frank Schuchardt was com
plimented yesterday on his cool headed
ness and prompt application of the brake
which saved small child from bein
MANNED OF killed on North Second street
opposite the home OF James nlney Tn
car Whs moving along M a good speed
when the child, who desir'd 10 ioin som
companions on the opposite side of th
street took a look at the car and steppo
into the roadway hetweeR the track,
and then hesitated as If abNsit TO run @
step back, when she heard ,ome perso
call her. BY the prompt use Of the lcve
brake and reverse current tho car wa
stopped with the fender within a fe'
inches Of the child.
Garden, flower, potato seed. Ohio
sets l0c. quart, rakes, spades. Stoopst
morse Wmcn was sent 70 THIS city,
be placed on board Of the steamer Brad
for shipment 70 Smyrna, was browne
in the Delaware River by falling froi
the wharf. about Q o'clock, Thursda
night The animal was one Of tW
shipped. the other being placed on n
boat without difficulty.
At the meeting Of the members
Friendship lodge, No. 3, A. o. u. W
Thursday evening. il was decided 10 Z
away With the proposed coupon bushes
"a many Members expressed themselv,
81 not IN favor Of the proposed plan.
Bargains, positively closing out, harne
Aridlesi saddles Stoopst
Al the meeting Of the Epworth Ieag,
in the NJ Il. Church. tomorrow evenin
the subject will be Serving With Christ
Miss Lillian Montgomery will have char
Of the meeting A meeting Of the cabin
officers OF the league will be held on Mo
day evening az s o'clock
he fishermen who dipped their ne
yesterday secured but few fish. Oh
lerseyman caught two shsd. Villa
pustill caught one small shad. Jam
Schultz, who is fishing one of the bs