Evening journal., 1912-02-16
NEWSY DOINCS
OF new CASTLE
Holy Name Society Supper
and Entertainment a
Success
BULLET KILLS DOG
WHEN CHLOROFORM FAILS
snecial 10 ME EvEN1NG IouRNAL

Special TO THE EVENING JOURNAL.
NEW CASTLE, Feb. 16.-The sec
end annual supper and entertainment
Of St Peters Holy Name Society was
given last evening and will be re-
poated tomorrow evening. The sale Of
iicyets showed during the week that
the attendance would be a record
breaker and for four hours last even
ing there was d crowd The twelve
course supper was splendid and then
came pleasing entertainment. Those
in charge of the tables we're: Mrs.
Mary w Reynolds, Mrs. Joseph A.
Carlin, Mrs. Katharine Sullivan, Mrs.
M. McDevitt, Mrs. Robert e. White,
Mrs. John Leonard, Mrs. p. Sheridan,
Mrs. McCallin, Mrs. Tobin, Mrs. Wat
son, the Misses, Mary White, Rose
McGrory. Mary Reynolds, Greta Toner,
Maurice McPike, Rose Reynolds, Eliz-
abeth Murphy, Lizzie McCue, Lizzie
Maloney, Mary Landers, Nan Toner.
Tillie McGrory, Helen Gallagher,
Greta Shearer, Cecilie Boyle.
The entertainment consisted of
solos, quartets, sketches and farces.
From the sweet voiced solo The old,
Old Story" by Miss Mary McCullion,
TO the final number of "The Human
Graphophone." everyone had a royal
good time. Miss Nan Harkins, Miss
Marie Passota, Victor Brennan and
William Erwin, of Wilmington, were
among the entertainers New Castles
favorite, Joseph Comerford, sang a
solo in his pleasing strain. The
Mystery" was a sketch which caused
much amusement and the characters
were splendidly filled by those taking
part The characters were Miss Mary
REYNOLDS, as Mrs Banaker; Thomas
Leonard. as Colonel Banaker; Miss
Nan Toner, as "Angelica;" Edward
Gormley, as Major Morrow" Edward
Ryan, "a French servant Charles
Ningmeyer, "a porter;' a laughable
sketch, THE Human Photograph,
Harry McDapiel, Emmitt McGrory and
Edward Leonard.
In the night school Richard Nc
Grory had the honors in his bobble
skirt as Deborah White"
When a doy takes fits should q
woman chloroform it? By all means
H .
istered it is well to watch the dog
Mrs. John NJ. Wilson owned valuable
dog that had fits on Wednesday night
officer Tobin was called to shoot the
animal but the owner relented. Chic
roform was obtained but the Officer
had never used the drug so a neigh
hor was called who had put cats oui
of their misery. Tied" lay quietly unit
the saturated towel was placed oyel
its nose. With half dozen "ows' h'
darted upstairs only to be sent asieel
BY a bullet from the officers revolver
Edward Naylor, of No. 521 Delawar,
street, found a fur neckpiece whlcl
Hhe owner can have upon 1denuhca
lion.
In Chauenger's drug store tomor
row morning Mrs. MAYORS class o
the NJ b. Sunday School viii hold
hak
officer Tobin last evening shot
dog which attempted to bite seyera
persons during the past few days.
The entertainment and tea part
tomorrow afternoon in the home o
Mrs L. y Eliason promises TO be
pleasing affair.
Mail Carrier George Bull who fei
on the ice a few evenings ago i
again on duty.
Marshall Burris had his hand in
iured at one of the steel plants.
It will require two horses to pul
the new chemical engine.
The ice in the river is beginning t
break up.
For a short time here last evening
snow fell.