Evening journal., 1913-10-24
NEWSY DOINCS
OF NEW CASTLE
Halloween Route and Parade
Formation Announced by
Town Firemen
raURCH PEOPLE
ENJOY THIS COMEDY

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL
NEW CASTLE. oct. 24.-Ihe Good
Aill fire Company has elected Walter
siblcy a- chief marshal OF the Hallow-
zen parade Jesse Mckay viii be com
oany marshal and the assistant mar
shall, are now beng selected. There will
b. three divisions and four brass bands
n the parade The bands viii be the
City Cornei Band. Of New Castle the
Newark, the Newport and the Polish
Eagle Band
1hc Improved Order Of Rcd Men will
hc Augmented by delegations from Bear
ans Wilmington The Uniformed
knights Of Pythios Of this city win have
the ncmhcrs OF Division No. !, of vii.
mincion in line. Industry Council, No.
25. lr. o. e. A. NJ. will be in line with
$50 members from other councils. Other
organizations in the city win be swelled
hv outside visitors Floats viii be IN
line end decorated automobiles will have
, chance for the prizes All members OF
lhc company will inoet on Friday even
Inc at Z o'clock, Wearing their ied shirts
md caps.
The route of parade viii be as fol
ltrcets First division form on Della
marc street. right resting cnst OF Fifth.
Second division, form on Fifth street
night resting north Of Delaware street.
Third division. forms on Fifth
street right resting south Of Della
ware street
The route viii be- Start at Fifth
and Delaware to Sixth, to South. 70
Scvcnth 20 Washington avenue 10
Nhflh TO Clayton, to Eighth. 10
South. TO Fifth TO Harmony, to Third,
to Chestnut 10 Second TO Harmony
10 The Strand. TO Delaware TO Fifth
TO South and dismiss.
A number Of citizens who prom
iscd to donate to the fund to detlay
expenses have failed to do so. Their
money during the next few days Will
assist the committee IN carrying ont
Tho details Following the parade
lhcre will be "a masQue ball in the
Dpcra House which will continue un-
tii a. m Saturday morning This
will give q chance 90 the Wilmington
sapcors 10 so home on the hrst
AR
Bonrd Of Trade Meeting.
There was a fairly good number OF
persons Interested in the growth oi
he city at the meeting of the Board
1f Trade held in Mayor Rodney's Of
Hcc last night But as so many per-
sons had engagements 10 see Uncle
Ephraim's Summer Boardcrs." IL was
decided to adjourn the meeting until
Monday evening.
While playing at the southeast cor
ner of Second and Chestnut streets,
last night, John Mcdaniel, aged II
years., fell in Jumping over the Dutch
setNfrs Monument and broke his
whit wrist
Michael Bishop had his head badly
cut by brick last night. lie was N
The second story OF a Dobbnsylllc
stable and when he put hts head out
ol the window some one struck him
With a brick. Several persons rush
ed 20 his aid and he was taken to
the Office of Or. Stewart where his
Injuries were dressed
Mrs. Charles I. Countiss, of Alb
bngton, Pa, is visiting New Castle
friends.
The carnival under the auspices OF
the NJ r. Church opens in the Opera
House tonight.
New Castle people turned out in
hull force last evening. and the Opera
House was crowded 10 the doors, with
standing room at a premium. the oc-
casion being the presentation OF the
novelty entertainment in three acts.
Uncle Ephraim's Summer Boardcrs,"
giNcn undcr the auspices of the Young
Mems Bible Class Of Emmanuel Sun
day school, for the benefit OF the new
building fund Tho net receipts
amounted 10 ALMOST $50
The Success Of the play. which was
sieorously applauded throughout. Is
SUE go Mrs. J. p. Eliason the teach.
sr Of ihc Bible Class who was untir
nr in her efforts In training thu
young met and women. Much credi
Is also due Mrs Francis dell. Janvier
sho assisted with tho training.
Al the close Of tho last act Mrs
tiiason was presented with a larg
bouquet Of white chrysanthcmum
and ferns. az an appreciation Of nc
efforts.
After tho entertainment there wa
an enjoyable dance in which a larg
number Of persons participated.
The plot Of the play was based upo
the predicament IN which an old fan
mer. trhraim Higgins. George Mac
den). his wife. (AIlss Anne Maxwe
Platt and four daughters llissf
Carrie Gemmill, Alva Watts, Emil
Pedrick and Mrs. Mary Cavenaugh
md themselves, because OF a NOR
gage on the farm, and no money
pay. the interest.
Molly Higgins" with the aid
Ralph Biggs. Herbert HanD son {
SQUIRE Briggs, (Irwin Luncan) VIII
holds the mortgage, devises a schem
to advertise in THE EVENIN
JOURNAL for summer boarders. an
so successful does the scheme prov
tnat the old home Is saved.
without an exception each indiyidui
part was splendidly taken sam lohr
son. The eolored fun maker fWilliai
Madden kept the audience in an W
roar. Mrs. Higgins, who was "afeard tina
nc wouldn't have enough victuals fC
tAe boardersP Miss A. Challenger VIII
fleared at the lawn party, declare
fiat although they did not want hs
p and and would not give her the "ela
h"nd, sthl sh" would take her stan
ami demand votes for women
Mrs. Phalen' Miss Marion Richev
was quite am important parsonage aft,
Af fhalcn. alderman IN the Tinth wai
liineh McCaughonl, "wint into Dol,
tics f'
Mrs. Robert Lindsey Won Cloave iNfi,
Florence Casel, was a typical Ncwpo
society dame who was aiwavs ~getfir
shocked at her two daughters .Lucil
AMI Marguerite Misses Katie Doveie
aud Margaret McCaughunl who We
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