Evening journal., 1911-10-20
NEWSY DOINCS
OF NEW CASTLE
kethOdIsts Open Carnival To-
night in Opera House
Building
WoRKMEN OFFICERS ARE
RAISED BY CHEFS

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
NEW CASTLE. Oct 20.--C-a-r-n-i-
val means a delightful time for
every one who goes to the Opera
House tonight The carnival is for
the benefit OF the Methodist Churcn
and will be given on two nights. No
stone Will be lett untuIned to please
the crowd. The admission Zee Will
entitle the visitor to ten cents worth
OF refreshments while regular sup
pers will be served. The~committees
IN charge are.
Supper Table-Mrs. Edward II.
Naylor, Mrs. James l.. Bacon, MIS-.
john b. Montgomery. Aides, Mrs.
Jfiah Mcguire, Mrs. LOOMS o. Wise,
Mrs. NJ. Denney, Mrs. ". b. Seminar,
Mrs. William Newloye, Mrs. John
Clark, Mrs. William Megginson, Mrs.
Lucy Stewart, MS Sarah Pustill,
Mrs. William Weggenmann, Mrs. Ru-
dolph 4. Nallette. Mrs. William Geb-
'hardt. Miss Margaret Gordon.
Bake Table-Mfs William Deakyne,
Mrs. Bennett +. Lancaster. Mrs Geo
Rustill Aides. James Il. Biggs, Mrs
John c. King, Miss Belle Wadsley
Mrs. Susan Morgan Mrs. Alexander
e. Goudiss, Mrs. Chas. Il. Lancaster
Mrs. Edward Challenger, Mrs. Well
lington Townsend. Mrs. NJ Apgar.
Candy Table-Misses Emily Lunt
Helen and Lola Rash Aides, Mrs
Frederick X. Moore. Misses Cora and
Alice Thompson
Rummage Table-Mrs. James II
Tilney Mrs Weldin c. Vining, Miss
Cordelia Deakyne Aides. Miss Kath-
ryn Williams, Mrs. James T. Chal-
lenger, Mrs. X. Pinder. Mrs. Joseph
Rush
Ice Cream Table-Mrs H. Milligan,
Miss Agatha Moore, Mrs. James Lup-
ton Aides. Mrs. John f. a. Clayton,
Mrs. Everett Shaw, Mrs. NJ. Boggs,
Miss Ella Gravell Mrs. Charles w
Nickerson, Jr., Misses Agnes and Jo-
Bephine Clothier
Country Store-The Rev Fred X.
Moore, r. Pinder, Louis Thompson.
Aides, w. Vining, Everett B. Show,
Brice Vallette, James Tilney Elmer
Megglnson.
Post Ofice-Miss Myrtle Mcguire.
postmistress, aided by Misses Emily
Rocket and Frances Edwards.
Lemonade Well-Alisses Bessie
Gulick, Mabel Clewel.
Novelty Booth-Mrs. Clark, assisted
by Misses Josephine Clothier, Flor
ence Toppin, Sadie Ferguson. Leonora
Lank, May Russell Dorothy Mont
gomery. Florence and Elva Ferguson,
Greta Maguire.
Ticket sellers at the Opera House
John b. Manlove, William Deakyne.
Door Keepers-The Rev. James M.
Wise. John Jester. Edward Deakyne.
Decoration Weluin G
Vining, chairman, assisted by Edward
II Naylor, Jr., Earl Bacon. John
Naylor, Edward H. Naylor. Rogel
Gravel, Horace peakyne. Lee Cloth
fcsSA4oYard Gulick. Ellsworthv Gam
briIf, Kennard Naylor.
Leonard r. Wales, trustee, soll
three properties of the Elkinton es
tate at public sale here yesterda.
afternoon. William j. Hunter pur
chased a house in Cherry street TO
5000; John McNulty. frame house II
Third street, S725 and William Mont
gomery. lot and part of house in ThirS
street for 5000. The other properties
were withdrawn.
The officers of Friendship Lodge No
3. A. o. u. W., were installed las
evening
Manager MoDevitt has called for
practice of the ST.. Peters football
club this evening The game tomor
row on the Rodney field win be Will
the Merwick Club of Wilmington. 4
splendid football game is expected
About twenty members of the Tai
Cedars in New Castle went to Cam
den. n. j.. with the Wilmington dele
cation last night
Two boys who jumped of the bob
tail trolley car were hurled to on
side by an automobile The boy
were not badly injured and went l.
their homes. Their named were no
obtained as the lads lost no time Il
getting away
Catches OF FISH and cells are zoo
and the men are making big wages.
Dr. Johns and Messrs. Yeager, Hal
Searles and Gray, Of Wilmington. IN
stalled the officers Of Friendshi
Lodge. No 3. A. o. u. w. last evenin
as follows: Master workman. Osse
Hance; foreman. George Harrington
Overseer. A. NJ. Keegan; guide, Try
Ing Jones; guards, Frank Hewlett an
James B. Hance. Jr.; representative
irwin Jones; trustee. James B. Hanc'