Evening journal., 1912-06-27
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OF NEW CASTLE
St. Peters School Graduates
to Receive Diplomas on
Saturday Afternoon
RANDOLPH CLAY
DIES WHILE ABROAD
Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL
NEW CASTLE. June 27-NIiss F.
Woodington. an expert typist. exam
med the graduates of St. Peters
school yesterday. The result was
percentage of 100 by two and over 81
by the other four graduates. Miss
Woodington congratulated the young
women saying she has examined large
numbers of graduates this year as to
epeed and accuracy and nowhere did
she find a better class than the one
here.
Arrangements have been completed
for the annual commencement OF the
class to be held Saturday afternoon
I'm the basement of the church. The
graduates are: Misses Anna Agatha
Farley, Catherine Mary Leonard,
Genevieve Agnes Jacobs, Catherine
Mary Gallagher, Helen Mary Nc
Dewitt
The graduates will take part in the
Entertainment presenting Erin's Flag
The class colors are old gold and
white and the class motto, Keep
Your Lamps Trimmed"
} The commencement. program fol-
aows:
Overture. orchestra; welcome
greeting. chorus; salutatory, Marga-
ret Jacobs; motion song, little boys;
ring fantastic. Ginning Bells" song;
''Frolic Of the Daisies" Minims;
pWise and Foolish Virgins. repeated
by request orchestra;, dialogue. Mr..
Coursanh and Valet, William Nc
- NN,T frtfu
krlag,~3 recitation; orchestras THE
Graduates Farewell" chorus; vale
dictory. Anna Earley5 address to
graduates. hy,theS RevsF. V. Camp
bell.
Miss Julia Morrison and William
Brickley,last evening read in paper
Of their marriage yesterday morning
and in a Philadelphia paper today the
same notice appeared, one paper an
nounced that the young couple were
married on Tuesday. The facts are
that the marriage was sofemnized In
st. Peters Church this morning with
nuptial mass. The bride was attend
ed bv her sister, Miss Rose Morrison
and Harry Roney was best man. MT
and Mrs. Brickley Will live In VIII
minpton. The bride is the daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. George Morrison, Sec
ond and Chestnut streets.
Mrs. s. S. Deemer gave n birthday
marty last evening for Miss Marie
smith. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Dem
ney S. Smith. Fifteen couples were
present
II was delighted" said a promin-
ont resident last evening, TO see blll
Jones letter in THE EVENING
JOURNAL. Several years ago en-
loved reading the correspondence be-
tween Bill and Mary Ann and as they
ere still living I hope they Will Keep
ap tho correspondence"
Howard Davidson is cultivating the
lot ct Second and Chestnut streets,
and has corn In tassle. His potato
corp rs the finest in this section. Pas
scngers on the cars usually inquire
who owns the garden as the crop of
Vegetables is a record one.
About ten Democrats. went to Del
aware City last night 10 board the
Ericsson boat for Baltimore TO at
tend the Democratic convention.
About thirty members Of Friendship
Lodge. No. 3. A. o. u. Workmen, will
20 to Wilmington this evening to be
guests OF Wilmington Lodge. No. /,
A. o. u. w.
A cablegram was received hero yes
terday announcing the death in Lon
don. OF Randolph Clay. husband Of
Miss Alice Hay. Mr.. and Mrs. Clay
lived here during the'winter and went
TO England last spring. It was his
intention at that time to return here
In the fall and make New Castle his
permanent home. Mr. Clay was a
graduate of the University of Penn
slyvania and very welthy man
Wheat harvest is now at its height
IN this section.