Evening journal., 1912-02-22
NEWSY DOINCS
OF NEW CASTLE
Council in Special Session To-
night to Consider Lighting
Situation
CHURCHES ENTER
UPON LENTEN SEASON

Special 70 THE EVENING JOURANL.
NEW CASTLE. Feb. 22.-In the
Sunday school room OF the Methodist
Church tomorrow evening. Mrs. Man
loves class will give an entertain
ment Following is the program
Orchestra; address, John White
side; piano solo. Break Of Morn.g
George Hallman; solo, "A Picture Of
Long Ago. Alfred Mcclure; violin
solo. by Lee Goods; solo. "wnl the
Roses Bloom in Heaven" by Franz
els Farmer: violin solo. by Carl
Wise. accompanist, Arthur Wise. cor
net solo. by Francis Moran. Of viii
mington; solo THE Derellct." Brown,
Charles e. Lancaster. Jr; humorous
reading, by George Mcintyre; man
dolin solo. Albert King; vocal solo,
Wallace Hermann accompanies IT.
win Duncan: male quartet, Columbia
Glee Club; orchestral; vocal solo,
MY Dear old Southern Home" AL
fred Mcclure; reading. Mr. Mcintyre. !.
baritone solo. George r. Ware (;
AHiNllNds VI tutNlIds
The Penn Literary Association has
arranged the following program for
its entertainments
Song, "Junita;" recitation, Clara
Sterling; essay, Mildred Luff: piano
solo, Muriel Eliason; song, "Anra
Lee;' current events. John Cannon;
trio George Madden. Elva Ferguson
aud Cha lotte Hermann: reading.
Miriam Bullen; piano solo. Marie
Smith; recitation. Herbert Hauf:
song, Drink 10 Me Only with Thine
Eyes"
City Council will meet in special
session ton ght 10 consider the ques-
tion of an agreement with the Della
ware Water and Light Company re-
garding light and water The city
owes the company about $4,000, and
the company wants interest on the
amount There is difference be-
tween the parties regarding the rent
al on nine fire plugs and lights. Cit.
liens have been invited 10 attend the
meeting to give their opinion to City
Council
Lenten services are being held in
Emmanuel Church each day at 9 and
4.30 o'clock.
In the Clayton Street Chapel SER
vices viii he conducted each We'd
nesday evening and In the Emmanuel
Chu ch on Friday and Sunday even
ings. In Emmanuel Church tomorrow
evening az 10 o'clock the Rev. George
G. Hall will conduct the services and
on, Sunday evening the Rev S. Har-
ringtcn Littell, missionary from
Hankow. China. will be present. The
Rev. John Rigg conducted the noon
day services yesterday in Camden,
N. J.
Following the rain. thunder, light
ming and rain yesterday came a wind
storm last night Trees we're brok-
en-. fences blown down and roofs torn
Off several small houses
In st. Peters Church last evening
the deyotions consisted OF the ros-
ary. sermon and benediction OF the
Blessed Sacrament. followed by the
dis ributon Of ashes.
Tho high wind last night cleared all
the ice off the Delaware shore.
Dr. L. Heisler Ball is expected here
this evening to address Friendship
Lodge, No. 3, A. o. U, w. The lodge
has won a dinner from Grand Master
Cooper on account of the. increase in
membership. In sixty days the lodge
has taken in forty-one new members.
The high wind blew down the tele-
phone wire at Wilmington avenue and
HeliwGl street
Rudolph A. vallette, who is in JEFF
fersou Hospital, Philadelphia. and
former Magistrate w. II. Terry are
seriously III.